mona bologna is one of the few women in india who speak openly about being infected with hiv she's lived with the virus for twenty years the husband and son both died from complications of aids the government h.i.v. program started just in time for her medical treatment and free drugs have saved her life lesson for us living with a. group of men i couldn't dance but my wife has to and then. the trucks are helping me to live a normal life her oldest son mohit is a child of a negative but has still suffered other children were not allowed to play with him he also feared losing his mother for mona the social exclusion is almost as bad as the illness itself. he saw my fight with this is safety he saw my fight with myself because he is the witness since childhood. whole i am suffering with my health something. i am struggling with my and my health and my. duties or my family. just over two million people in india a living like mirna with hiv the government is making a concerted effort to combat the epidemic with some success the number of people infected with hiv has hard since two thousand a

. >> and plus a bologna border crossing attempt this is no dietz & watson here that u.s. custom officials found. why they did sees this meat and where it was hidden, lauren. >> well, we'll have a bit of everything as we head to the upcoming workweek. high 60s good rain chance and winter it is coming and when to expect >> this bust on the mexican border was full of boloney they flag aid woman driving into the u.s. this week with large stash of deli meat, 227 pounds bologna hidden in noor mats of vehicle. the woman was find $1,000. it's couldn't ra band because it can introduce foreign diseases into the u.s. pork industry. officials also seized 0 rolls of mexican boloney this past may as well. >> you can call this event a bit of dud here despite a number of explosions used to level of choice famed pontiac silver dome this morning. absolutely nothing happened when the smoke did clear it was still standing. and an official at the silver dome admit today did not go as planned and gravity will bring down the steel beams adding a second immotion is in the works. a stadium opened

elsewhere fiorentina beat sassuolo 3—0, bologna and cagliari drew 1—1, while a 90th—minute winner fromt in spain on sunday. 10—man getafe got a shock victory over second—placed valencia to leave barcelona five points clear at the top of the primera division. markel bergara's second—half strike won the day despite getafe having to play for more than an hour with ten men after mauro arambarri picked up two bookings in the space of four minutes. translation: the roadmap will remain the same. we are waiting with a certain style of football. u nfortu nately, certain style of football. unfortunately, today, it could not be because of certain circumstances. sometimes, when you play against 10 men, it is almost more difficult. such was the case today. after the sand off it was impossible to play out kind of game. it was impossible to make any conclusions after a game like today. also on sunday eibar beat espanyol 3—1, while leganes make up ground on villarreal after they beat them by the same scoreline. in a little over two hours, day three of the second ashes test gets under way with australi

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>> bologna sandwich, and really, really nasty bologna.ost didn't eat for the first, you know, three or four days. >> michelle, the sounds of the jailhouse. >> yeah, good luck sleeping in jail. [ laughs ] the door slamming, it's very loud. and the women at night sometimes scream like banshees. so you'll hear it echoing throughout the jail. >> reporter: the population of street hardened prisoners took a close look at the petite young woman from the good home now living in their cell block, checked her out especially after that story about her in the local paper got passed around. >> after that article, i had women coming up to my cell door harassing me about it. i got a death threat letter at one point slipped under my cell door. what if one of the girls goes after me? what happens then? >> one of the women who took you under your wing said, "you gotta toughen up, girl." >> yeah. [ laugh ] she did -- >> talking to you. >> yeah. [ laugh ] >> you need to develop a little swagger in you -- >> yeah, well, apparently i walk like a church mouse a

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it's the perfect gift for your alcoholic niece. [ laughter ] 227 pounds of bologna were recently seizedthe u.s./mexico border. incidentally, 227 pounds of bologna was also the result of sical. [ laughter and applause ] "it's a very -- it's a very impressive meat." the musical adaptation of "spongebob squarepants" premiered on broadway last night. finally, an entertainer with his pants on! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! don't disappoint us, spongebob! according to a new poll, 71% of american men believe they face pressure to act interested in sports. "not us," said the new york giants. [ laughter and applause ] a group in spain recently discovered a time capsule hidden in the buttocks of a wooden statue of jesus while taking the statue down for restoration. "i've been trying to get mine out for years," said the thinker. [ laughter and applause ] tonight is krampus night. so if you see someone crawling in through your window and terrorizing your kids, that's roy moore! [ laughter and applause ] apple released a new feature yesterday that now allows iphone users to send money to each o

is you want to do, do that at another time, but not when people are dying, starving, living off of bologna sandwiches for a month at a time, etc.. one not taking a side, but of the moments in the first year of the trump presidency that has caused him to lose some supporters. do not pick on people when they are drowning, no matter what you might be right about. you simply look like a bully and that is how he came off. he definitely lost support among evangelicals. host: here is the headline -- my -- white evangelicals love trump. the president does not come off as particularly religious but he has specifically courted evangelical leaders. here is what the president said. >> the american founders invoked our creator four times in the declaration of independence, four times. [applause] , but you have changed know what? now they are changing back again. just remember that. applause]d benjamin franklin reminded his colleagues at the constitutional convention to begin by bowing their heads in prayer. religious liberty is enshrined in the very first amendment of the bill of rights, and we all ver

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and in the late game — ac milan versus bologna. they are leading 2—1, ac milan.eaten 3—0 by arch—rivals ajax on sunday. david neres opened the scoring. just three minutes later, lasse schoene doubled ajax's lead. and donny van de beek later made it 3—0. psv‘s lead over az alkmaar has been trimmed to five points. third placed ajax are now seven points adrift of psv. in the german bundesliga — borussia dortmund have sacked peter bosz as head coach. he was dismissed just hours after dortmund's 2—1 home defeat — to relegation strugglers werder bremen. after holding a five—point lead at the top of the bundesliga in september. dortmund have since dropped to seventh, now 13 points behind current leaders bayern munich and have been knocked out of the champions league. bosz has been replaced by peter stoeger, who himself was fired from cologne last weekend. thejoburg open golf — will be decided on monday after play was abandoned at the randpark golf club, due to to thunderstorms. 0vernight leader — india's shubankhar sharma continues to lead — his advantage now four shots

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inside the warehouse on the industrial estate just outside bologna, italy, is the heart of net-a-porterwarehouse processing thousands of items per day. the tech comes from here in london where experts are trying to develop ai which can help the group anticipate the desires of high net worth clients. federico, how do you sell customerly to a u.k. than you do to at sign customer to a chinese customer? frederico: we sell to customers in 180 countries, but what makes yoox-net-a-porter different is the level of localization. all of the customers have different localizations, country by country. it is not only about the language but also about the details. i will give you an example, again about japan. in japan, we pick the best career in japan -- courier in japan, everything has to be consistent because we are luxury. the most important thing with japanese customers is delivery by appointment. they do not care about delivery in 60 minutes or 90 minutes. they care that they need to be home when the courier comes, which is understandable, no? in japan does delivery by appointment. i want the p

inside the warehouse, an industrial estate just outside of bologna, italy is the heart of yoox net-a-porters a fully automated warehouse processing thousands of items a day. the tech comes from here. the london hub where i.t. experts are trying to develop artificial intelligence that can help the group anticipate the desires of high net worth clients. francine: federico, how do you sell differently to u.k. customers than you do to an italian customer, to a chinese customer? federico: so we sell to customers in 180 countries, but what makes yoox net-a-porter very different from anyone else is the level of localization we achieve country by country. all of the countries are different, and the localization is not only about the language, but also about details. they are not so different in the end. i'll give you an example, again, about japan. in japan, we picked the best courier in japan. we are in luxury so everything needs to be consistent. and for the japanese customer, the most important thing is to have delivery by appointment. because they don't care, rightly so, about delivery in 60 mi

warrants to spy on americans associated with the trump campaign, and we know the dossier is fake news bolognaaid the law firm that paid the agent who paid russians. that's what is amazing, one campaign paid russia for the report that a basis for spying on americans? >> so many leaps of logic. the first part, the dossier has been corroborated, in terms of all the contacts between high-level trump folks and russians, all that has been corroborated. >> why not do what we asked director wray, why not release the application? >> he told you yesterday because he said all that is classified. >> you can give it to the judiciary. that's what we asked him. we want the application. we are the committee that has oversight over the justice department, so give us the material you assembled to take to the court. we want to see that. my case is peter strzok's fingerprints is all over that. >> that's the agent you are talking about who was dismissed and has anti-trump texts. >> if everybody was dismissed from the mueller team that was anti-trump you wouldn't have anybody left. there has to be more to the stor

bologna. he knows exactly what he's doing.bstruct the investigation through comey. and told us on national television, that he fired him. there's no more innocent explanations for 21 meetings with the russians and -- >> even if you believe it's an innocent explanation. do you not agree with mike that it just doesn't look good? given the history? it's not like this is -- >> it may not look good to people who watch this stuff like you do. to americans they're hearing a guy say, get this over with. my whole first six months has been overshadowed by something i didn't think happened at all. >> you're saying people aren't paying attention? >> when people are being investigated and they really believe they are innocent. that's not a reason to stop an investigation. he's so frustrated because he knows he's innocent. it's not up to him to decide. we have independent branches of government that are not subject to his control. >> jeffrey, you know we have a system, that if a prosecutor investigates someone unfairly. they didn't have eno

why and how i should believe in god or i'm expecting a new atheist who is telling me that it's all bologna and ridiculous and here is why you should reject god. you have this interesting quote at the beginning that -- hold on, it says, i have no interest in trying to prove the existence or nonexistence of god, a choice and anyone who says otherwise is trying to convert you. >> yes. that.ove >> that's about right. [laughter] >> yeah. >> but what was it like for you of walking this line as a believer and as a scholar and did you feel yourself getting pulled? >> yeah, by the way, i should mention that that is actually unusual in the field of religious studies. most people go into the academic field of religion, those who aren't going there in order to become ministers of one sort of another. those who are going in there just for academic discipline. most people who enter the field of religious study, do so from a religious background, you know, it's rare that somebody who had no religious introduction at all decides, i'm going to spend my life studying the religions of the world. that doesn't

through and he made it clear that i should -- everybody should get out, so i thought he was pull of bologna, i thought that maybe he's right. >> wild fires continue to burn out of control in southern california. six large fires fanned by strong santa ana winds have destroyed more than 1,000 homes as well other structures, the thomas fire in ventura county is the largest one. california governor jerry brown surveyed damage in the county and dan springer is there with the latest, dan, what are you seeing? >> arthel, one thing about california, they know how to fight fires, they've had a lot of practice and between them and the federal government they have thrown massive resources at these six fires and thanks to lighter winds today and much of yesterday, they are getting the upper hand on some of them. there are 8700 personnel here, most of them firefighters, some of them from surrounding states like oregon and nevada, the california national guard has been activated, of course, military police from several bases and, of course, the aircraft, they are key, marine and navy helicopters with a c

apple's whole reasoning for this, people are saying this is bologna is that we we wanted to preservets of the phone, we were slowing it down and shutting it down to preserve the components of the phone, do you believe that? >> i don't buy it at all, they are forcing you to do upgrades which is great and then your phone freezes, they have to do something about that. this is a nightmare for the consumers. >> i have issue with my ipad, i accepted upgrades and completely messed up the way ipad works, i'm getting suspicious about that. cheryl: they are good about updating the issues and bug fixes. >> microsoft has been issue as well. not just apple. cheryl: thanks, apple. love you, apple. coming up, president trump's first year in office, we are going to take a look back at maria bartiromo's exclusive interviews with the commander in chief in 2017. that is straight ahead. and a battle at the box office, we are breaking down how new film has stacked up against heavy hitters like star wars the last jedi, that's later in the hour. cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... wh

is you want to do, do that at another time, but not when people are dying, starving, living off of bolognaiches for a month at a time, etc.. one not taking a side, but of the moments in the first year of the trump presidency that has caused him to lose some supporters. do not pick on people when they are drowning, no matter what you might be right about. you simply look like a bully and that is how he came off. he definitely lost support among evangelicals. host: here is the headline -- my -- white evangelicals love trump. the president does not come off as particularly religious but he has specifically courted evangelical leaders. here is what the president said. >> the american founders invoked our creator four times in the declaration of independence, four times. [applause] , but you have changed know what? now they are changing back again. just remember that. applause]d benjamin franklin reminded his colleagues at the constitutional convention to begin by bowing their heads in prayer. religious liberty is enshrined in the very first amendment of the bill of rights, and we all very, ver

and there are people including people who actually believe that bologna. so we insist that gun sales be tracked exclusively on paper. the atf has to search through boxes in a warehouse. good lord. if you have a recall on your car because there's something wrong with the brakes, it's all done electronically. but if you're going to go after a gun that kills people, better check it out on paper. this seems to me like a hell of a burden on law enforcement. >> it's the law. and we comply with it. >> senator kennedy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the incidents that we have talked about today are tragedies and i don't want anything that i say today to be construed as undermining that fact. let me ask you, have you seen a lot of waste in government? have you seen a lot of stupidity in government? >> yes. >> can we agree that training is expensive but bad employees are more expensive. >> your mike isn't on. >> yeah. >> sorry. >> thank you. >> federal problems -- >> director lundquist, all things being equal, when it comes to the right to own a gun and whether to own