when we look back through history we see that the one thing that all of these alexia drinkers now have in common is that they're all six foot under they're all dead so many have a backup plan and that backup plan is exactly what the second fundamental kind of immortality story office stays with the idea that we are these. cicle things these bodies but it except these bodies are going to have to die but it has a hot these bodies can rise again we can live again this is of course resurrection when we look around we see that in the winter living things die the plants around us die back the leaves fall from the trees that in spring they are reborn they grow again so it was a natural cycle of life death and rebirth and many rituals in human history many religions have been about tapping into this natural cycle so that we too live die and yet then can be really paul. the latest version of the elixir of life doesn't work yet so as i continue my quest for immortality i'll try a new tack resurrection to find out more about that i had to phoenix arizona. in most cases over eighty percent of the

. >> alexia kara next on "world news now." un-stop right there!'m about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent osters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! unstopables by downy. for a fresh too feisty to quit. ♪ all you have to two ♪ is take a minute ♪ take your time ♪ the clock is ticking ♪ so stay ♪ all you have to do ♪ is take a second ♪ your hands on mine ♪ the clock is ticking ♪ away >> that's alessia cara. i'm still working on the lyrics to that one. but we'll get to hear them once again because she is taking the stage again at the amas. >> and she's just 21 years old but already making serious waves in the music industry. we're up all "nightline" with abc's nick watt. >> reporter: starry, spangly night in l.a. the video music awards. ♪ >> reporter: alessia cara, rips off the glam, makes a bold statement about body image, where there's no need for trappings. ♪ >> it was my way of sayin

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at just 21 alexia is turning the music world upside down with powerful messages about body images andf-love. what she says it's all about staying true to herself. ♪ oh oh >> "nightline" will be right back. >>> "nightline" continues with crews interview. >> sexual assault is a crime. it is a crime. you cannot violate a person's personal boundaries. >> reporter: terry crews, the former nfl linebacker turned actor. adding his voice to the tidal wave of people sharing their claims of sexual assault in hollywood. >> and people say, wow, man, you should just laugh it off, forget it. no, i'm not going to forget it. >> reporter: crews known for his comedic macho roles on "brooklyn 99." >> i just happen to be a great person who's naturally beloved by all. >> reporter: or the old spice pitchman. >> i want to study your manliness! >> reporter: he says his tough guy persona didn't prevent him from becoming the victim of a powerful man. >> i was sexually assaulted by adam bennett, who was the head of the motion picture department at william morris endeavor. >> reporter: february of 2016, crews say

alexia wood a freelance photojournalist has been charged with multiple felonies and faces decades inood was one of more than 200 citizens arrested during the demonstrations held at the same time as president trump's inauguration. the trials of several people arrested in the inauguration day riots begins today. the cases could stretch out over the course of the next four weeks. >>> turning our focus to the redskins sunday afternoon in new orleans, skins up eight with little over a minute ago drew brees short pass, he's in for a touchdown. saints they take the game into overtime. saints win it all thanks to will lutz, he kicked a field goal from 28 yards out. skins loose 34 to 31. we got all morning to talk about that. >> are you the jinx. >> i don't play football. >> a little bit of controversy, though, right. >> yeah, a little bit of controversy. >> that shouldn't have been pass interference. >> let me tell you something. if you lead the game 31 to 15. >> you shouldn't have lost. >> that's one stuns. >> you know it's something when wisdom says let me tell you something about sports.

now can change the outcomes for kids with dyslexia so now you have tools where anyone with dicks alexia can start reading better, faster more comprehensive text. steve gleason came to one of these and a group of people said what can we do for an als patient who has the ability to move their eyes but all the others cannot be moved can they communicate. so now we have this input mechanism. i feel one of the things that is being unlocked is the fundamental recognition that it's not just about accessibility as this technology even historically at microsoft we would think of it as this is something that you do as a system of technology as a niche and something you do on top of having built the product but the reality is one thing that is true for all of us is at some point in our life, we all will need some help. that's going to be the universal truth. so we better designed products to help everybody and the beauty of it is it is much more. they don't end with just the one. it takes place after that and we have a long distance to cover. what makes reality can mean for accessibility. i think

host: alexia in phoenix. independent line. caller: i just wanted to add a comment about the daca students, soda like a question. what will happen with the daca students who got accepted into universities? guest: it is all the same. i've got a number of -- i set down a couple of weeks ago with a good number of my daca kids and i have done that a number of times earlier this year. they are worried because if they lose their daca status, they could be plucked out of school and they could be forcibly sent back to where they came from. there is real unrest. there's real uncertainty and they are pushing us to deal with this so they can get on with their lives. it's not like back in the 1960's and 1970's on a draft status. your draft card that you got some student and therefore you're ok. we've got to do with this, whether they are a student or not. host: i want to ask you about taxes or the tax reform plan. where do you stand on the vote? guest: i'm looking forward to getting this bill up. it is not perfect. the design are right whe

thing if that was a surprise it was the fact that over admitted to bribing hackers to cover it up alexia brian al-jazeera. regulators in the united states are planning to squat rules that provide for equal access to the internet the net neutrality policy was introduced by the a bomb or administration the change is seen as a major victory for the telecoms industry but a setback to those who favor unrestricted access to the internets for everybody and as mike hanna takes a look at the potential impacts on the u.s. public. you are here by heart. and annual thanksgiving tradition as president trump formally pardoned a turkey and jokingly says he considered repudiating those pardons given during the obama era tator and todd's pardons cannot under any circumstances be revoked but the very real process of repealing pass legislation is no laughing matter the latest move against rules guaranteeing what is called net neutrality put in place by the obama administration in twenty fifteen these rules acknowledge the internet was an essential utility like water or electricity prohibiting the big provi

when we look back through history we see that the one thing that all of these alexia drinkers now have in common is that they're all six foot under they're all dead so many a backup plan and that backup plan is exactly what the second fundamental kind of immortality story office stays with the idea that we are these. physical things these bodies but it except these bodies are going to have to die but he says aha these bodies can rise again we can live again this is of course resurrection when we look around we see that in the winter living things die the plants around us die back the leaves fall from the trees that in spring they are reborn they grow again so it's a natural cycle of life death and rebirth and many rituals in human history many religions have been about tapping into this natural cycle so that we to live die and yet then can be really paul. the latest version of the elixir of life doesn't work yet so as i continue my quest for immortality i'll try a new tack resurrection to find out more about that i had to phoenix arizona. in most cases over eighty percent of the time w

the stores also sell the echo and alexia devices. i know a couple of weeks ago i was there and it was boarded up. >> a real store to buy things. >> a book is good on a rainy day. >> a little bit more the morning hours. and sierra snow if you're heading there the next 48 hours. we'll have details on how much could stack up and the wide ranging bay area totals. >>> plus the potential life or death recall. the fire extinguisher you want to make sure you don't have. they )ll tell you ... you need more than a smoke alarm in your home. yo >>> well ask any firefighter and they will tell you need more than a smoke alarm in your home. you should also have a fire extinguisher. but tonight a very popular extinguisher is being recalled. the company is recallings 38 million extinguished because they may not work in an emergency. the plastic handle on the 134 modal can get clocked pl they have been burned or breathed in too much moek. if you have one kidde replaces it for free. >> the new extinguisher has a metal handle. all of the problems our sc

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the companies now making a push to bring the digital assistant alexia into the workplace.he idea is to let alexa book conference rooms, set up meetings, perform other work functions. details will be announced today at the annual conference for amazon web services. got two price increases on the street davidson goes to 1500. we think that's a street high. and mkm to 1350. >> look, i was doing some work on amazon web services and the banks, okay? now, the banks have, for the most part, been late to the cloud. a lot of them worry about encryption a lot of them worry about cybersecurity. amazon web services is going to own that business and they haven't even started yet there are whole industries that have not gone on the cloud and when they do, they find that they want to do business with amazon yes, they also like alphabet they like google they like azure. but i'm saying that amazon web service stis is still in its fantasy. >> by 2020, they see 128 million on amazon's installed base that's like an aws number from a few years ago. >> don't forget, the apple service revenue is

host: alexia in phoenix. independent line.ler: i just wanted to add a comment about the daca students, soda like a question. what will happen with the daca students who got accepted into universities? guest: it is all the same. i've got a number of -- i set down a couple of weeks ago with a good number of my daca kids and i have done that a number of times earlier this year. they are worried because if they lose their daca status, they could be plucked out of school and they could be forcibly sent back to where they came from. there is real unrest. there's real uncertainty and they are pushing us to deal with this so they can get on with their lives. it's not like back in the 1960's and 1970's on a draft status. your draft card that you got some student and therefore you're ok. we've got to do with this, whether they are a student or not. host: i want to ask you about taxes or the tax reform plan. where do you stand on the vote? guest: i'm looking forward to getting this bill up. it is not perfect. the design are right where t