if you did not drink, you died. if you drank, you died. if you did not eat, you died. if you ate, you died. i estimated they were given about two thirds of the caloric intake you needed to stay alive per day. they would dump it over and the men that had to carry the tub up were not allowed to bathe. the only chance to bathe would be if you happen to be on the top deck when it was raining, you could strip down and bathe. if not, you lived in that. those folks typically died from disease, as well. they got water from two sources. for the crew and guards, they would send soldiers to find a creek to bring a barrel back for them. the prisoners got theirs from this putrid source. it was highly polluted. some prisoners would say when they would try to drink, they could not get it passed their nose, even though they were dying of thirst. the food, they ate a variety of things, including hard tack, which would be basically a biscuit the consistency of the heel of my shoe. they would get a porridge -- a stale porridge and maybe some green, rotted meat. each day, the british had

he died there. firefighters are putting out hotspots. >> it is an important week for president trump. he will have his first state of the union address tuesday night. >> a key point is immigration. we will hear what one representative had to say about the president's first year in office. >>> wednesday, you might want to get up early. >> that is because the january 31 full moon is considered to be special. we will explain coming up. first let's head over to rosemary and see how the day is shaping up.>>> we will be dry, partly cloudy and not that much fog on wednesday. that will look good. >>> we do have a little bit of fog in some areas. san francisco looks good though. we have partly cloudy, mostly clear skies today. temperatures continue to climb into the afternoon as the warming trend continues all the way into monday. this morning, the visibility has changed in some spots. most of us still look good. the peninsula, east and south bay look good. the north bay is tracking fog. -- it is patchy fog.

franklin roosevelt died in april of 1945. and she died in september of '41. so she was really around for most of his life. it was a terrific loss when she passed away. fdr loved this home from the time he was born here until the time that he died. he loved it so much that he wanted the american people and the people throughout the world to come here and understand what it meant for him to be born and raised here and what influenced him when he was growing up and how it perhaps translated into some of the things he did as president of the united states. he gave this house to the american public. he made arrangements while he was president to have this given to the national park service eventually. so it was his hope and dream that people would come here and learn about him as a person and as president of the united states. >> val-kill is the only home first lady eleanor roosevelt ever owned by herself. national park ranger tours the home and explains eleanor roosevelt's political contributions. >> certainly this

fiona mickey is a solicitor for before she died.olicitor for poppi worthington's mother. —— fiona mcghee. my client hopes that the cps will now take another look at this case. she is grateful to the coroner for the thoroughness throughout the inquest, and she's relieved that — despite the gaps in the evidence — she is now closer to the truth, however devastating that truth might be. during this inquest, paul worthington was asked whether he sexually abused his daughter, he broke down in tears and refuse to a nswer broke down in tears and refuse to answer the question. he refused to a nswer 252 answer the question. he refused to answer 252 questions in fact. he was quoting a rule that protects witnesses from incriminating themselves. the evidence amounts to little more than his previous accounts, it was said. back in 2016 you may remember a high courtjudge, mrjustice peterjackson, said on the balance of probabilities poppi worthington's for —— father sexually assaulted her before her death. he's a lwa ys assaulted her before her deat

he's died at the age of 59. what a great shot!newsnight, as the war on sugar continues, is paying off? what are the impacts on companies? and we ask the impacts on companies? and we ask the government why they continue to give contracts to carillion after three profit warnings. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. ministers have held an emergency meeting tonight about the collapse of carillion, the construction and services company, involved in some of the biggest public building projects in the uk. carillion employs 20,000 people and sub—contracts work to thousands of small firms. it has a50 government contracts, from work on hsz, to cleaning and maintenance contracts for schools, prisons, and hospitals. it's gone into liquidation with debts of £900 million and a pension deficit of over half a billion. our business editor, simonjack, reports. this bypass near aberdeen is scotland's biggest construction project, with a price tag of £750 million. here's another one, around lincoln, the cost, £100 million. just two of a50 contract

tributes to cyril regis who's died.tballing icon and a pioneer in the fight against racism in sport. i'm in the world's largest refugee camp, where british doctors are part ofan camp, where british doctors are part of an effort to try and bring an outbreak of deadly diphtheria under control. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: manchester united legend ryan giggs speaks of his pride as he's named the new wales manager. he replaces chris coleman, who stepped down in november. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. you name it, carillion does it. the financial collapse of a company that had government contracts in everything from school dinners to hsz, has left its own employees and so many more who work for it indirectly, facing a worrying future. arillion itself employs some 20,000 workers in the uk. the company has a50 government contracts — that's a massive portfolio. no wonder it sub—contracted thousands of small firms to do some of that work. carillion‘s demise has raised questions for government about

toni died too soon.end allison talley says in the days after toni died, everyone's focus was dealing with their grief while trying to help haley and harold. he's the greefbing widower with the young daughter. >> right. there was no shortage of people over there trying to help and be in the home. we talked to him several times and every conversation had that element in it of how wonderful all his friends and his church family were being to him. >> reporter: within a day of toni's death, harold reached out to someone who had always been there for him, kim laferriere. >> i got a text at 10:30 on sunday night. toni fell. my bride is gone. and i remember looking at this going what? and i ran upstairs. my husband was asleep. and i said, toni's gone. >> reporter: kim found the tragedy almost unimaginable. remember, she'd known harold for decades and had been best friends with his first wife lynn who died 17 years earlier. >> i just felt so sad. i felt like i could not believe that toni was gone. it just felt li

but she died from the flu.re learning about her case and the buyers that is proving deadly for otherwise healthy people. >> we are learning more tonight about a south bait mother of three people who died of the flu. katie thomas is one of at least 40 people under the age of 65 years old who have died from the flu this season. >> our reporter sat down with her family today and they want to one others how dangerous the flu can be.>> reporter: before she got the flu, katie thomas was in good health. the 40-year-old mother of three people ran marathons and did yoga. her family never expected the illness to hit her so hard. >> it is very shocking to us. we thought she was going to leave the hospital in a couple of days and come home.>> reporter: three days after her diagnosis, katie thomas died of the flu. doctors believe the flu led to pneumonia which led to septic shock. >> we went to pick up the children at 4:30 pm, and by the time we got back at 5:00 p.m., they were at code red and trying to save her, but she wa

he died friday in houston, texas.young was 87 old. >>> awards season kicks into gear tonight as the stars get ready to gather for the 75th annual golden globes. >> honoring 2017's best performances in television and film. >> crews are working around the clock transform the beverly hilton hotel which host the awards for more than 40 years. it may be a blackout on the red carpet. many actresses are planning to protest sexual harassment as part of the newly found ed movement. the world war ii epic "dunkirk." about fighting the pentagon papers. the crime drama "three billboards." "the shape of water" and the coming of age love story "call me by your name." >> seth myers will host this year. live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. here on nbc 10. >> the perfect thing to do this evening, bundle up in front of your television. >> cook something good, find something nice to drink whether it be hot cocoa or something stronger. a good night to be indoors. a check on your forecast, very cold and brutal. that's nothing new. we've been

he's died at the age of 59.ing up on sportsday on bbc news, manchester united go in search of a win against stoke tonight, while the potters begin a new era under paul lambert. good evening. ministers have held an emergency meeting tonight following the collapse of carillion, the major construction and services company involved in some of the biggest public building projects in the uk. carillion employs 20,000 people in the uk and it sub—contracts work to thousands of small firms. the company has a50 government contracts, from work on the h52 rail link to cleaning and maintenance contracts for schools, prisons and hospitals. but carillion has now gone into liquidation with debts of £900 million and a pension deficit of more than £500 million. our business editor simon jack reports now on the collapse of carillion and its impact. this bypass near aberdeen is scotland's biggest construction project, with a price tag of £750 million. here's another one, around lincoln, cost, 100 million. just two of a50 contracts c

her three children and other family members were by her side when she died hours later. shot. the family remains in shock but wanted to share their story as a way to encourage others to take the flu seriously and get vaccinated. >> it's important to go out there and get the flu shot and take care of the symptoms. we just thought she'd be back home in a couple days, and she wasn't. >> reporter: katie thomas is one of 42 adults under the age of 65 who died from flu complications since october. 19 here in the bay area. katie was a marathon runner and did yoga as well as pilates. a healthy, active person who was expected to beat the flu virus. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> trying to figure out how this could happen, matt. just awful. thank you. >>> it is now 4:30. a quick update on your weather and traffic. hi, mike nicco. >>> hi, everybody. let's talk about the fog that's out there, also. here is a look from our san rafael camera. we're looking south on 101. you're driving into the abyss of fog. rainfall amounts have been light. it is definitely damp on 101. t

woman: shilpi's father died when she was very young. her mother worked as a maid to support shilpi and two younger sons. she earned only enough to feed them one meal a day. when "save the children" started the "girls' voices project" nearby, shilpi joined. she met with other teenage girls to build self confidence and learn new skills like making a budget and saving money. shilpi realized she could help support her family even without working outside the home. she started her first business weaving mats. narrator: around the world, communities are coming together not only to save the lives of moththerand childrenen, but toto improve them, to give women real opportunities to change the courses of their l lives. basic hehealthcare can solve the most urgent crcrises, but a bigger sea change, one that empowers women to lelearn, to marry later, and to decide when to have children will ultimately close the gaps in the odds that mothers face. those changes are happening every day, country by countrtry and girl by girl. sometimes in places s lik

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he died from his injuries.scans and in lincolnshire, which is where flight lieutenant sean cunningham was injured, fatally, in november, 2011. his inquest heard that an over tightened nut and bolt stopped it from working properly, and the manufacturers of that seat, martin baker, knew about the issue and told some airforces but baker, knew about the issue and told some air forces but not the ministry of defence, and so the engineers here were unaware of the issue. sean cunningham's sister, mother and father were at lincoln crown court today, to hear the guilty plea from martin baker. this has been a long ordealfor martin baker. this has been a long ordeal for them. we welcome the conclusion of the coroner, which confirmed what we knew all along. sean was blameless and his tragic death... excuse me... his tragic death... excuse me... his tragic death was preventable. -- martin—baker. death was preventable. -- martin—ba ker. the director of martin—baker, john martin, second left, admitted the health and safety ch

she died in the lighthouse as her father did. ida was 12 years old in 1854 when she took over the duties of the lighthouse. her father had shortly after they moved in, been stricken with a stroke and could not do the work anymore. her mother and ida took over the duties. it was common for women, daughters taking over their father's duties if he became ill. they never got the credit for the money for it. ida was really built for this work. she loved living on a rock. she was meant for this. not as romantic as a lot of people think. it is rugged. you have to provide your own heat and food. all the resources you have to bring in. her siblings out to the mainland for school and pick them up in the worst weather. her father would look away because he would think they are not going to make it, but she always did. she had the most prowess rowing then anybody in newport -- than anybody in newport. she was an amazing swimmer and nobody swam back then. she had her first rescue at 16. she was attending the light and she heard screaming for

the lead singer of the 90s band the cranberries has died.in london where she was recording. her body was found. cause of death not disclosed. the singer is remembered for her powerful voice with hits in including zombie and linger. she was 47. >>> dirty little secrets in east bay lake. the real reason it has been closed off so many times. >>> learn being a father shot and killed. his family speaking out hoping justice will be served. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> new at 10:00, a family in vallejo are grieving, a man was shot down in broad daylight. his killing is given high priority. >> reporter: it happened loess than two miles from this police department in central

remind us of the circumstances in whichjimmy died. into a local bakery shop, day after he turned 16. he was attacked by a very well—known young man involved in violence at the time and had a glass dish smashed in his face, severed his arteries and he bled to death in a couple of minutes. the foundation you set up works to try and increase the prospects of young people not getting involved in this, what are the messages you try to put out? you will have heard this before. youngsters saying i'm not aggressive, i'm not violent, but i feel safer if i have a knife on me to protect me against someone who might be like that. that is the message coming out. we invite people to see what we are doing, it is to enable young people to take responsibility for their own communities. as far as we are concerned, a strong community is a safe one, and in this instance we would urge people in communities who have knowledge of this crime and others, to come forward, because communities can make the change. much of it is about youngsters challenging their

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at least 12 people have died since the protests began.a nuclear button on his desk, ready for use, if his country feels threatened. but his televised new year's day speech also seemed to open up the possibility of better relations with neighbouring south korea — from where our correspondent sophie long reports. just after the first sun of 2018 rose over the korean peninsula, kim jong—un delivered his new year's address live on state—run television, with an unsurprisingly defiant message for the united states. unsurprisingly defiant message translation: the entire united states is within range of our nuclear weapons — and the nuclear button is always on my desk. and the nuclear button this is reality, not a threat. and the nuclear button perhaps more surprising was the olive branch he appeared to offer his neighbour, south korea. he said he hoped the winter olympics they're about to host would be a success. they're about to host and said he was considering sending a delegation to the games. that comes as music to the ears of violinist won

if you did not eat, you died. if you did eat, you died. i estimate they were given about neededthe caloric intake to stay alive each day. the men who had to carry the tub up were not allowed to bathe. the only chance you got to bathe was if you happened to be on the top deck when it was raining. if not, you lived in that. those folks typically died soon from disease as well. they got water from two sources. the crew and the guards, they would send soldiers and guards a short to find a creek and bring a barrel of water back from them. the prisoners got it from a putrid source. it was highly polluted. some of the prisoners said when they would try to drink, they could not get it past their nose even when they were dying of thirst. this is how bad it was. the food, they ate a variety of things including hard tack, which is a buscuit the consistency of the heel of my shoe. stale porridge and maybe some green, rotten meat. each day, the british had a big thing where they would boil their water. of course, it was the water from the putrid source

jerry van dyke died at his arkansas ranch.e was 86 years old. >>> also, legendary astronaut john young has died. years earlier he flew on the gemini and apollo programs becoming the ninth man to walk on the moon. young later served as chief of nasa's astronauts office. he died in houston. he was 87 years old. >>> 5:46 right now on this sunday. an awards season kicks into high gear as the stars get set to gather for the golden globes. >> the hollywood foreign press association will honor 2017's best performances in television and film. crews are working around the clock to transform the beverly hilton hotel which has hosted the awards show for more than 40 years now. many women stars are planning to wear black on the red carpet to protest sexual harassment. among the nominees this year are the world war ii epic "dunkirk." the fight to publish the pentagon papers. also nominated the comedic crime drama "three billboards outside missouri." the fantasy romance and the coming of age love story call me by your name. seth myers, by t

he died alongside two sons in their early and mid— 20s.emma bowden, she was mr cousins beyonce and she died alongside her 11—year—old daughter, so the police trying to establish how and why this accident could happen on a routine flight accident could happen on a routine flight from jerusalem bay to sydney harbour —— miss the cut‘s brother. scores of people who had travelled to liverpool to celebrate the new year have had to spend the night in a temporary shelter after a fire in a multi—storey car park next to the city's echo arena destroyed more than 1,000 vehicles. steve saul reports. the fire is thought to have started in one vehicle on the third floor of the car park will stop emergency services arrived within minutes but the flames quickly spread to other floors. police say 11100 cars had been destroyed. up to 4000 floors. police say 1400 cars had been destroyed. up to 4000 people are thought to have been left stranded in the city. the arena on the city ‘s waterfront was hosting the city ‘s waterfront was hosting the liverpool internat

tributes are paid to bella emberg, who has died at the age of 80.

so far, at least 19 people have died.peratures could return to normal next week as the storm moves further north through canada, but millions here must get safely through this record cold spell first. andrew plant, bbc news. reports from syria say 17 people have been killed in airstrikes in rebel held eastern ghouta. the british—based syrian observatory for human rights? says another 60 people were wounded in the besieged rebel stronghold, close to the capital damascus. more strikes in this area and in the rebel held, northern province of idlib have been reported by aid workers. they say ten hospitals have been hit by syrian government and russian bombers over the last ten days. this report from our middle east regional editor, alan johnston. the race through the smashed streets, the dash into a ruined building. for the rescue workers, after the bombs fall, the routine is all too familiar here in the rebel—held enclave of eastern ghouta. higher up, people emerge from what might be a flat. perhaps they were at home when th

jimmy armfield who has died at the age of 82.at is all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, it is the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly curtis, editor—in—chief of huffpost uk and caroline wheeler, deputy political editor of the sunday times. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads with the end of the us government shutdown — saying the democrats have secured assurances on immigration. the telegraph warns that obease children are likely to suffer health problems right through their lives. the i goes with concerns about the welfare of poultry — saying that a million birds die in transit every year. polly and caroline — let's start things off the guardian has an interview with the head of the national cyber security centre who says there will bea security centre who says there will be a major cyber attack on the next couple of years. many people in britain are needlessly taking staters, in the dail

many, many people died. she prepared for death, but she couldn't prepare for the pain that was about to come. lucy thurston ended up surviving the operation, she actually went on to live a very happy and healthy, longfe life, but she wrote to her daughter about it. i want to share that in a letter. she said thenle came a gash, log and deep. first on one side of my breast, then on the other. deep sickness seized me and deprived me of my breakfast. this was followed by extreme faintness. my sufferings werefe no longer local. there was a general feeling of agony throughout my whole system. i felt every inch of me as though my flesh was failing. i myself fully intended to have seen the thing done, but every glimpse was the doctor's right hand completely covered with blood up to the very wrist. he afterwards told me at one time the blood from an artery flew intoo his eyes so he couldn't see. now the surgeon is blinded. and she ended the letter by saying it was nearly an hour and a half that she was urn his hand,

course if we headed down draws if they didn't they have never organized it because your own father died of cancer but even on his death difficult they didn't use that word did they know in the soviet time all information about the accident her secret even people who were working in the plant in this moment like liquidators they signed special paper to keep it secret so why then do you think so many people through the decades have decided to stay in school keeps the bag given that they must know the health risks of being in that area you know the people of close that city it is a special civilization maybe we can tell sol because the clause that city they were built in the empty place. in the forest and the people who built it they specially brought for create this city create this production and they keep secret keep ideology and grow all the new generation to continue their job to defend our motherland and people in had a very high standard of quality of life didn't they they had good education good health care good food yeah you're on soviet try we were like your state inside the stat

they brought her to her bedroom, and she died there. it made national news. -- that herlas' health was failing, and that she to live.oing when she died, they wrote her to her to shore, and they had been unbelievable funeral there were flags that were flown at half staff, the led, andld -- bells tol people going that would also bring their bells -- ring their bells, and they were doing something for a public servant like ida lewis. but she was ida lewis of newport, and she was the famous white house -- and she was the most famous lighthouse keeper in the united states. and she really deserve to rightful place in history and it is an inspiration still to girls and your women today. -- and young women today. >> are cities tour staff recently traveled to newport, rhode island, to learn about its riches. to learn more about other www.c-span.org stops on our tour, go to/cit -- go to www.c-span.org/citiestour. >>, on the presidency, the lincoln group of the district of columbia with authors discussing various aspects of abraham lincoln's life

he says in the weeks before she died, emily still had a stash of pain pills. how many times did you say to your wife, if you don't get off the drugs i'm going to have to leave you? >> at least three. >> she wouldn't do it? >> she would fall back into her old habits. >> she never agreed to rehab? >> she told me all her doctors are on the same page, everything was fine. >> alex was telling everyone his wife was a victim of her own demons, soon, new evidence would emerge that would send this case in a more sinister direction. coming up -- >> the results came back clean. >> so it wasn't an overdose in. >> it wasn't an overdose. >> what then could it have been what killed ily? >> she was scared. there was somethingwrong. >> when "dateline" continues. shawn evans: it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back

who died yesterday. his wife shirley ann jones was by his side when the 86-year- old passed away. he side -- he starred as the dimwitted sidekick in the commentary -- comedy series "coach" and was also the younger brother of dyck van dyck. -- dick van dyke . >>> coming up, the first ever tournament of its kind taking place this weekend it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> someone out there could be the winner of tonight's powerball jack winning are one in 292 million. so get ready, here are tonight 's winning numbers, 12-29-30-33- 61 and the powerball is 26. >>> and well some played the numbers, others -- while some played the numbers, others played video games with this t

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she died in 1950 in georgetown hospital here in washington. he died in 1951. they had side by side rooms for a while here in washington when he returned. he had half of his left lung removed in 1949 in ann arbor at the university of michigan. then he came back to washington briefly in 1950, but was never -- and hazel did as well -- but she died here and he was never strong enough to resume his seat in the senate. brian: here's some video from 1945. i want to ask you about the famous speech in january of that year. that was the big year when the day -- bj day. this is from detroit. how far is grand rapids from detroit? hendrik: about 160 miles. brian: he is talking about the importance of collective security here. [video clip] >> no nation hereafter can immunize itself from exclusive action. only elective security can stop the next great war before it starts. i propose that no other nation shall have any chance to use our silence as an alibi for all designs, if such there be. i propose action instead of words. i propose action now before it is too late. i propo

beetle bailey has died at the age of 94.e gained fame with the comedy antics of the army private. that comic strip ran for 70 years. his family said that he died at his home in connecticut. he was 94 years old. >>> songwriters and music publishers will get a bigger cut of money made from streaming services. that means they could cost you more to use music streaming services. the copyright board has decided to increase the royalties from 10% to 15% over the next five years. songwriters and publishers have complained that they were not getting enough money from on- demand music services. >>> tesla seo -- ceo elon musk is selling flame throwers on the boring company website. thousands of orders have arty been placed. >> i'm trying to figure this out. -- ? flame blowers -- throwers are not on top. >> cool toy. >>> let's talk about the nice warming trend in the bay area. we have been warming up all weekend long. in fact a few neighborhoods were right around 70, take a look at the highs from this afternoon. take a look at all thos

now it is much clearer how she died and what happened to her beforehand.safe sleeping position by her father. being left in an unsafe sleeping position by herfather. she died in this bed, offer a coroner believes paul waddington also sexually assaulted her. he had taken herfrom her cot before the assault, which the coroner ruled on the balance of probabilities took place hours before she died. this statement was made today on behalf of poppi's mother. she is disappointed that her father choose not to answer questions which might incriminate him. while she understands he is entitled to do this, she considers he should have given the coroner the crucial evidence of poppi's last few hours. the coroner has sent paul worthington‘s —— has said the accou nts worthington‘s —— has said the accounts were not complete approval and the evidence did not stand up to scrutiny. mr waddington was bundled in and out of the inquest by police because of concerns over his city. —— worthington. he lives in hiding. in court, he refused to answer questions 252 times. he has gone

with an immune system damaged by chemotherapy, lucas fell seriously ill and almost died.ing with the cancer rather than... image of family and your friends around you, you need to talk to. and of course to rap that time you are away from the support our friends and family. for a long period of time. i mean, the period of treatment is the least six weeks, and you are definitely six weeks, and you are definitely six and we were there for ten and we found it very difficult. up to now the nhs has sent patients who needed proton beam therapy abroad. after yea rs of proton beam therapy abroad. after years of planning and fundraising it will soon be available in the uk, inside a specially built centre at christie hospital in manchester at medicine and physics meet. offering a new way to treat life—threatening cancers. young patients will benefit most from the treatment because their tissues are growing and very sensitive to radiation. but there are also tumours which sometimes sits next to critical structures in the body like the skull or around the body like the skull or around

well: 22 people have died at the coast.ghs and that kind of thing, and people dying of hypothermia. this is very serious and dangerous cold, the kind of temperatures were you shouldn't be outside but if you are going to be outside but if you are going to be outside but if you are going to be outside you should be outside for very long. and if you are outside, you need to be bundled up like weir, wearing a lot of layers to protect you from this cold and wind. in madagascar, a tropical cyclone has made landfall on the north—eastern coast. it rings with at the risk of massive floods and mudslides. it comes less than a year after the island was slammed by a storm which claimed 78 lives and displaced thousands. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: it is the world's most expensive vodka, but who had the bottle to steal it from a bar in copenhagen. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it announced he was dead. good gri

it could cost them their lives. >> exactly talk long -- he taught me about struggle when he died. they didn't have a lot of cash. we are just good country people without those resources. then to provide for her daughter and some people don't have the resources not to say everybody has those resources it was eye-opening to see. >> to imagine your wife or child needing treatment or surgery to say make an appointment for a year from now would be so infuriating. it is understandable why were infuriated and those that fight overseas and the one responsibility is to protect these men and women when they come home and that angst was the factor that she had an opportunity to confront president obama while he held her husband folded flag many don't get that opportunity. >> if you look at the book that this explains the phenomenon that led to donald trump, then very clearly these heart wrenching examples this is why he won. there was an immigrant in this country for 30 years upstanding citizen, kids, married, you could have written a book about that to draw different implications. how would

also killed the same site was the target of a suicide bombing in october in which fifteen officers died. the head of the fire department in kenya's capital has been suspended after a fire left thousands homeless at least four people died and more than fourteen thousand others have lost their homes as a huge place went through the state area of nairobi kenya media report that firefighters at the scene ran out of water soon after arriving. well i am moving to brazil where more than twenty million people are being vaccinated against yellow fever after an outbreak of the disease at least fifteen people have died in the southeastern state of minutes yes in the last month and a public health emergency has been declared stories of bio reports. this is the largest forestry serve in an urban area in the world. in the state of south is where and i live a lot with son and her son who died of yellow fever a few weeks ago. my oldest son is devastated by were together all the time he's not even coming to our place because he's suffering a lot he was planning to write his kids he left us here. anderso

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she died just a few months after giving birth to her second child, little eric. we will talk about studies that look at black women after they get birth. stay with us. ♪ [music break] this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: in harlem, new york, hundreds of people attended the funeral of anti-police brutality activist erica garner, who died at the age of 27 on december 30 after an asthma-induced heart attack, four months after giving birth to her second child. erica's father, eric garner, was killed when police officers in staten island wrestled him to the ground, pinned him down and applied a fatal chokehold in 2014. outside the funeral, shannon jones of the anti-police brutality organization "why accountability" read from placards about erica's death. 30, 2017, erica died after suffering a heart attack. erica attributed her failing health to the trauma of racial injustice. a new study of mothers in new york city found that black likely are 12 times more mothers.an white and that racism kil

sources tell us -- one of the suspects has died. and on our website... boxing legend mike tyson is >>> a bart police officer has shot two people outside the west bart station. one person has died. >>> mike tyson is hoping to make money on california's marijuana industry. to a san jose man who says he was being threatened w/ collections for a bill he didn t >>> this one is a bit of a problem. a man says he was being threatened with a collections notice for a bill he didn't owe. >> we helped him out. >> dan jacobson had internet service. he said he cancelled it back in january 2016. he said he sent all the equipment back to exede. it continued to bill him. dan says he called the company but no one would help. in the meantime his bill escalated to more than $500. exede was threatening to turn it over to a collection agency. dan turned to us for help. we contacted exede and it dropped the bill. it said that dan had never cancelled the service. in a statement they said we understand that miscommunication can occur and in mr. jacobson the benefit of the doubt

a dear friend has died. bay area gospel music legend, grammy award winner, edwin hawkins, has died. [ music playing ] >> that is the song he's best known for. oh happy day. edwin hawkins won many grammies. this particular song, oh happy day, he wrote it in 1969. he was recognized as one of the originators of the contemporary gospel sound. he was born in oakland and lived his whole life here in the bay area. he died yesterday at his home in pleasanton from pancreatic cancer. edwin hawkins was 74 years old. and a tremendous man. he will be missed. >>> children found chained up in their home. their parents are now facing charges after 13 children were found malnourished inside their southern california home. >>> a shoe so popular people could be lining up for days to buy them. next, you will see a new project from levi's and air jordans. >>> traffic is moving along really well around the bay area on the bridge getting into san francisco. another update is coming up. >>> here we are in there he goes. this the fr

he died at the scene.days before that, a 50-year-old man of oakland was found unresponsive at the same beach. officials say he was snorkeling alone when he was found. >>> a man died after he fell into a water pipe. crews found the body and officials say they were forced to reduce water flow during the investigation. it is not a threat to the drinking water, but they are asking people to conserve. >>> remembering the real-life rosie the riveter. >>> the california snow pack is at 23%. this is good news. a winter storm warning for the sierra. coming up, when we will see rainfall returning. we will talk about that coming up. loyal fans in oakland are saying not so fast... nty to >>> as the rangers kickoff -- the raiders kickoff a season in las vegas, local people are saying not so fast. this group, we stand with oakland, say that they are paving the way for a similar lawsuit against the raiders. fight to keep the raiders in oakland, fight to keep the colors and the name, or sue for money to pay back the $83 m

at least 12 people have died since the protests began. stopping, that number looks set to rise. rana rahimpour, bbc news. and the last few minutes the foreign secretary boris johnson and the last few minutes the foreign secretary borisjohnson has issued a statement which says... air accident investigators in australia say it may take months before they know why a seaplane carrying a prominent british businessman and his family crashed on new year's eve. richard cousins — who ran a multi—billion pound catering company — was killed along with his two sons, his fiance, her daughter and the pilot. they were on holiday and returning to sydney after a family outing. phil mercer reports from sydney. the wreckage of the seaplane lies 13 metres below the surface of the hawkesbury river. one of the victims was the british businessman richard cousins, the chief executive of the world's largest catering firm, compass, who was due to retire later this year. the company confirmed his death in a statement. mr cousins, who was 58, died alongside his fian

we don't know how she died.he was only 46 years old. >>> coming up, the latest man to be called out for alleged sexual misconduct. his response has hollywood talking. >>> now the search is on for an escaped inmate out of southern california. he was in custody for grand theft auto and felony evasion. >>> also, the nation's largest drugstore chain says it will stop manipulating photos in its ad campaign. photos will no longer be touched up. the deadline impacting a tech giant - based in the city. the change if you )re renting a room. plus: plan ahead. tomorrow - time runs out for a spontaneous trip to a bay area landmark. the new process for visitors. watch )today in the bay ) - 4:0 to 7. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. san francisco to france was >>> welcome back. an emergency in the air on a flight from san francisco to france was diverted to virginia because of a medical issue. airline officials are

friends say he died doing what he loved a love that started as a young kid. he started his selfless surfaces a 16 year-old when he was still in high school and then at 42 years old he lived in the township he never who his ties here, he worked as a volunteer up until his death on saturday. lieutenant suited up with other fire fighters from engine 45 to answer the call of the burning row home on colorado street in north philadelphia, once inside the 11 year veteran became trapped under fallen debris after a collapse and for 30 minutes he remained stuck, taken to temple university, where he later died and now people from philadelphia, to springfield are remembering his heart, his service and his smile. >> matt volunteered with us, he fostered a couple red paw animals, he actually ended up adopting two cats that he pulled out of the fire building in west philadelphia, he did fundraisers for us, he had his guys at the fire station collect donations for us and literally would show up at our door, send me a text and say i'm out front and he would have a truckload h