the story of what happened to be minority of those who would return to jerusalem after the decree of cyrus. >> my father came from a family that had been in virginia since the 1600s, had been in this area, the lynchburg area, campbell county, virginia since 1834. his father died when he was 15. his twin brother still lives in the home place. he began to go to church and lynchburg and he became a christian and he decided he wanted to go to bible college and study at lynchburg college and be an engineer because it didn't involve any public speaking and he hated public speaking. went to baptist bible college in missouri, and after several years came back to lynchburg and founded the applied a lot of business principles in the church in the road to be church and started almost immediately into radio and television broadcast ministry. fundraising was a big part of it a k-12 school and later -- not much later, but 1971, the college, the university, and he was a pastor first, but he had inherited a lot of entrepreneurial traits. so he apply those to his ministry, to the school, and that was a big

of a concept where else but in buenos cyrus. coming to some fleet experience pretty intense stuff here awesome plus there was a riot because a gig was sold out there were entire neighborhoods cordoned off hundreds of people arrested another time the stage collapse this year there's always been something out of the ordinary i can hardly remember a normal gig the anomalous concert. here in a club here in twenty fifteen the band played an intimate concert in buenos aires for thirty. lucky radio listeners the show was broadcast live. some fans here also know the original german lyrics off by heart so campy no in particular has left a lasting impression on. personality i know my son and. i spent four months already sick of his name accepted. twenty seven teams he toured in holes and returned to argentina to celebrate a quarter of a century of playing the stages of when you. play this still suffering away. thank. you no pop export special on the totem pole as it would be complete without alex. originally written for a stage play the s

. >> cyrus vance: i think it would be a disaster for new york city.or major cities around the country. >> james o'neill: i think it's insanity. >> kroft: manhattan district attorney cyrus vance and new york city police commissioner james o'neill say their city has the most to lose. every year, new york takes in nearly 50 million visitors from all over the country into a congested, sometimes chaotic city. even if a tiny fraction were legally carrying concealed weapons, it would mean hundreds of thousands of additional guns for what is right now the safest big city in america. >> vance: you bring that kind of volume of firepower, even with well-intentioned people-- it's going to be extremely dangerous. >> kroft: more guns, more violence. that's what you're saying. >> o'neill: absolutely. >> kroft: they're not just worried about more crime, but an increase in suicides, gun accidents and heated arguments turning into lethal altercations. and with no national database for concealed carry permits, the n.y.p.d. says it would not be able to immediately determ

tens of thousands of antigovernment protests as a shop down the center of argentina's capital by the cyrus they're demonstrating against president matt krystle sterett he mentions. ok these are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera you are up to date in about thirty minutes or so elizabeth will be here with news but coming up next here and there it's people in power. these stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. in august twenty seventh seeing a devastating landslide in sierra leone killed over a thousand people a terrible blow to a country that still bears the scars of the civil war and the abode of six initially free grains brought on by climate change was thought to be the coals but then other stories emerged of corruption greed and environment that. we've been to last one stalk warnings of catastrophe were ignored. the past decade has seen a rise in the number of catastrophic weather events around the world. be it freak storms or drives or unprecedented rainfall extreme weather is becoming the new normal a no where are the ef

beverley cyrus is the head teacher at this school, she believes tackling issues at home are just as important, in different homes at different periods of time. so most of them are not in a stable home. so you find various behaviours are coming out because what mum would encourage, grandmum wouldn't. she, like lisa, believes by nurturing the children to focus positively on the skills they do have, it will help to improve their mental health. the government is opening several specialist centres this year to address the fact the suicide rate among women is the highest in the world and for men the second highest. suriname is two hours from the capital and is the region most affected. the hospital here says one of their main issues is the negative way in which suicide is commonly discussed. you hear it sitting in a car. it's discussed, it's laughed at. it's like an everyday conversation. she called for other governmental bodies to play their part. as i've said, we can't stand alone, we're a house, so we need all the pillars to ensure our people stand. the authorities are trying to find a way out,

people have gathered in the russian city of cyrus half west some of the crew members were from to pay tribute to the victims of sunday's crash. what. if this used to. be. a. muslim minority is it the world. is a part of the mosque it was made in the forests of young athletes in. a sea of sugar which some think you can see for tomorrow the same for tuesday just to show cut over the bits of the of the not so much from which the term and so for each say you see me after class and work to your rich kid from somebody who's new just who took the first. can you see when you were gone. the flight's final seconds were captured by a security camera thought to be installed in a nearby house the crash is visible at the top of the picture followed by a powerful explosion you can see black smoke rising investigators have confirmed that the plane exploded on impact and is not in the air. a large scale recovery operation was launched on sunday involving hundreds of emergency service workers and vehicles but it's been extremely difficult to find a breed you to the weather conditions in moscow we can n

and in the netherlands where they call it black achievement month joining us is sylvia cyrus executive director of that very same organization known all these years later as the association for the study of african american life and history sylvia thanks for being here thank you for having me how ninety two years later carter would since picture was on the google home page this week if he were here with us today do you think he would be satisfied that african-americans contributions are getting the recognition they deserve well certainly dr woodson did so much of his life work to make sure that the contributions were even better known that then they were when he started this organization in one nine hundred fifteen but would he be happy i don't think though i think that there are so. still a lot more to be done and the contributions of black people are still not fully integrated into american history and so we celebrate history week we celebrate black history month because there's still that opportunity to share with so many people who don't know that there are many great americans who

on screens was at nine hundred meters the plane was a russian made antonov one for eight owned by cyrus of airlines that had been in operation for eight years the airline is now being investigated by the or for it but the company claims that it carried out all of the necessary technical maintenance however this particular plane was previously involved in several safety incidents including engine fuselage problems with the investigation underway we talked to aviation experts about the possible causes of the crash. extend my thoughts and prayers to all the families of the passengers and crew and the airline staff in the wake of this tragedy the weather is probably the primary factor that depends a lot on the rate of the snowfall or precipitation and how long the airplane had been sitting on the ground collecting all that material so if the airplane had only been on the ground maybe thirty minutes maybe not so much accumulated if had been there a couple of hours obviously a lot more could have accumulated in that case if the airplane was not sprayed with the icing fluid there would be a mo

beverley cyrus is the head teacher at this school, she believes tackling issues at home are just as importantout because what mum would encourage, grandmum wouldn‘t. she, like lisa, believes by nurturing the children to focus positively on the skills they do have, it will help to improve their mental health. the government is opening several specialist centres this year to address the fact the suicide rate among women is the highest in the world and for men the second highest. suriname is two hours from the capital and is the region most affected. the hospital here says one of their main issues is the negative way in which suicide is commonly discussed. you hear it sitting in a car. it‘s discussed, it‘s laughed at. it‘s like an every day conversation. she called for other governmental bodies to play their part. as i‘ve said, we can‘t stand alone, we‘re a house, so we need all the pillars to ensure our people stand. the authorities are trying to find a way out, but it will take a cultural shift to change the conversation surrounding mental health to one that will change the tide in a positive

wednesday tens of thousands of antigovernment protests as a shop down the center of this capital by the cyrus they're demonstrating against president mcchrystal sterett he mentions. ok these are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera you are up to date in about thirty minutes or so elizabeth will be here with news coming up next here and there it's people in. the. east and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. a devastating landslide. killed over a thousand people a terrible blow to a country that still bears the scars of the civil war and. initially three grains. were thought to be the cause but then other stories emerged of.

the plaintiff was the famous cyrus mccormick. the defendant was john many of illinois. the manufacturer of vacant eating -- the team include george harding of philadelphia. peter watson of washington. edwin stanton of pittsburgh. abraham lincoln of illinois. stanton was 40 years old, early, bearded. he was one of the leading lawyers of pittsburgh and argued a few issues and the united states supreme court. he was not yet a nationally famous lawyer. 46.oln was somewhat older, he was a leading lawyer of illinois. like stanton, not a national lawyer. via -- he had served one term as a whig member of congress. stanton was a democrat in politics. an obstinate democrat. although he had given some local speeches and shared many a less of ae was far political figure in van lincoln. -- then lincoln. stanton was engaged to ellen hutchinson. she saved the letters that stanton wrote to her. we have in stanton's own words, his account of this weeks in cincinnati. and one letter, he wrote that he had been worried about the health of his colleague, harding. kids stayed up all night to

one of cyrus antonio morris a latin american analyst and journalist with the online publication news and news dot com tell us that's trying to intimidate material into changing his behavior. the issue with all those who oppose the but as well in dictatorship of human rights abuses and everything that's going on with the venezuelan government is that sellers that has taken this long to get engaged in the venezuela crisis you had an opportunity last year when the organization of american states tried to deal with the venezuela issue convening a couple of meetings of foreign minister until recent didn't go even though one of them was in washington d.c. so i think now my guess is that what he's trying to do is is put the fear of god in madeira by raising the possibility of a military coup and sort of reaching out in this way to the venezuelan military because the reality is unless the venezuelan military does turn against murderer there is little chance that things are going to change in venezuela because people who have suffered so much are struggling so much to survive on a daily basis

there's a chronology that leads back to the destruction of the jewish temple and the command by king cyrus to restore and build jerusalem later. it's really strange that more christians don't understand it, but i do. i did. i regret that. i'm not going to make the same mistake of coming down here before. tomorrow is 6,000 days from 911. it's 8,000 days from the jubilee of christ. it's the 70th real jubilee, but it's the 40th from christ. tomorrow will be 8,000 days from then. now, it's not as easy to calculate when judgment day is going to be. okay. it really isn't. but once again, it's very, very simple. i haven't proved my point because i have two minutes. i really wish i could get ahold of john macarthur. he could understand it if i could dislodge his thinking. most people think the temple was destroyed in 587bc, but the prophet didn't say that. will judgment day be tomorrow? well, you say you hope so. somebody said that. but this is no joking matter. i mean, if you don't know jesus christ -- i was trying to convert the muslims. christians don't have homophobia with the homosexuals. i t

the plaintiff was cyrus mccormick. the defendant was john manny, the manufacturer of a competing reaper. manny's legal team included george harding, peter watson, edwin stanton, and abraham lincoln. stanton was at the time 40 years old, burley, bearded, intense. he was one of the leading lawyers of pittsburgh and had argued a few issues at the united states supreme court. but he was not yet a nationally famous lawyer. lincoln was somewhat older, 46 to be precise, tall, gaunt, clean-shaven. he was the leading lawyers illinois. but like stanton, not yet a national lawyer. he served one term as a whig member of congress. he recently tried and failed to secure the senate seat of illinois. stanton was a democrat and politics, an ardent obstinate democrat. although he had given some multiple speeches and chaired many a meeting, he was far less of a political figure than lincoln. stanton was at this time engaged to ellen hutchison, who became his wife a few months later. ellen saved the letters which stanton wrote to her duri

miley cyrus made that a thing.lly washed out on her second run because the conditions were horrendous.. in fact a whole bunch of women crashed or bailed saying it wasn't safe.but i love jamie's quote on that. she says.. it's not like what we're doing is safe, anyhow." ( darya ) the warriors beat the spurs on saturday night givingcoach steve kerr 250 wins under his belt in record time.. in 302 games: way faster than phil jackson it took the bulls coach 346 games to do it.. kerr ever the wise guy cracks: "he had michael jordan for god sake, so i don't know what phil's problem was," kerr cracked. ( darya ) don't know yet if they're a threat to the warriors, but the new and improved cavaliers beat the celtics on sunday: here are some highlights of lebron and it's what's his name.. to i don't know him.. to new guy number 3 and 4.. george hill, jordan clarkson, rodney hood and larry nance jr. -- combined for 49 points. to be fair they're probably still getting to know each other's names too. oh and it looks like it's all

. >> reporter: manhattan district attorney cyrus vance and new york city police commissioner james o'neal say their city has the most to lose. every year new york takes in nearly 50 million visitors from all over the country into a congested, sometimes chaotic city. even if a tiny fraction were legally carrying concealed weapons, it would mean hundreds of thousands of additional guns for what is right now the safest big ski city in america. >> you bring that amount of firepower, even with well-intentioned people it's going to be extremely dangerous. >> more guns more violence, that's what you're saying. >> absolutely. >> reporter: they're not just worried about more crime but an increase in suicides, gun accidents, and heated arguments turning into lethal altercations. and with no national data base for concealed carry permits the nypd says it would not be able to immediately determine whether someone was legally carrying or not. >> right now we have a good idea of who's carrying guns. if this law passes all bets are off. anybody could come into new york city from any state and carry a we

. >>> then, cyrus surprises "sports illustrated." >> and one model takes a topless tumble. >> closedg provided by -- i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who've had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. with less pain, i ca

smartphone in the world by being a niche product we would like it to be for everyone let's bring in cyrushat are your thoughts on that comment? is there a peak in demand because it's such a high-end product? >> yeah. i think all these comments are missing the point. iphone revenues are up 30% if we had a full quarter, another week to compare with other quarters, they would be up 21%. the mix between iphone xs and cheaper phones is less relevant. the iphone category continues to be strong. >> a lot of questions on the call about what they'll do with this extraordinarily big cash pile, give than they're moving more cash back to the states do you expect them to make a big acquisition or buybacks? and the fact they're thinking about using that cash now, is that a benefit for the stock or a concern? >> they stated they're targeting zero net cash balance, i hope they don't give it all away in dividends and share buybacks they need to address the threats to invest via acquisition or organically. the iphone is a huge risk from augmented reality. iphone is weak in some components of augmented real

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> true story there is may be one of miley cyrus' best new orleans, they're celebrating fat tuesday, as we saw from pat, you know, celebrating, too, and love park, we have parade going on in town. got all kind of parties happening. meantime the pertinence just about three minutes, we will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> broadcasters are reporting on the winter size wind. >> look! >> it ace slight wind. >> i that would be amanda, telling the sad sad tail of trying to get her lunch. now, across the snowy landscape of the village, ski event have been delayed because of the high wind. >> why would you put the potato chips on a plate. just eat them out of the bag. >> she certainly is asking for it. >> i think just trying to prove a point to us. >> i don't care about the wind i just don't understand the long. >> because the proper way to eat your chips? >> spicy chips over here. >> yes, nice loud crunch, none of these chips for ladies nonsense. >> oh, dorito bogus thing? >> little throw back to last week's news, right? >> katie you look s

cyrus vance is behind the move, they will not let harvey weinstein off the move.is now no longer in place. as the city getting better? who cares.:0 that's it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and especially groupthink. good night from washington. sean hannity is next. hey, sean. >> sean: great show, tucker. welcome to "hannity." breaking out, j we have brand-nw just released messages from peter strzok and lisa page. our investigative team, we have dug deep. we will expose exchanges between strzok a page that others are not talking about and two blockbuster memos that are proving that the fbi lied to a fisa court. the unredacted grassley-graham memo showedk that the phony dossier made up the bulk of the application to obtain a fisa warrant.h a ton of details will take your breath away tonight. we'll explain it all. also sara carter reporting that th

. >> brown: the cyrus vans who was -- vance mentioned in the ip was the manhattan d.a. and was the office that brought this, he spokeo you for the film. for the record, he still believ this was an appropriate case to bring. >> he does. i mean, we interviewed him after the case he felt just as strongly after the verdict as he did while they tried the cas and i don't know, it bewilledders me, i think a i think he really did believe there was fraud going on, and was sincere. i think his judgment was clouded the fact that there was ambition there to be the office that brought case against a bank in the wake of the 2008 crisis and noere is that revealed more plainly to me than me the indictment in the announ of it. he had the feds from washington behind him, and then he also orchestrated this chain gang of mostly ex-employees, low-level employees, members of the chinese community chained together and paraded in front of the media. >> brown: but this goes to the larger context of the film, i mean something we covered for years on this program looking at the termath o the 2008

one of cyrus antone a moron is a lot in america analyst and a journalist with the online publication news and news dot com he says tell us and is trying to intimidate material into changing his behavior. the issue with all those who oppose the but as all indicator seven the human rights abuses and everything that's going on with events on the government is that still it has taken this long to get engaged in the venezuela crisis we had an opportunity last year when the organization of american states tried to deal with event as well if you convening a couple of meetings of foreign ministers and sellers and didn't go even though one of them was in washington d.c. so i think now my guess is that what he's trying to do is is put the fear of god in monroe by raising the possibility of a military coup sort of reaching out in this way to the benefit on military because the reality is unless the venezuelan military does turn against matter there is little chance that things are going to change in but as well is because people have suffered so much are struggling so much survive on a daily ba

to be the nuclear issue because the first civilian nuclear reactor given to india which was called cyrus is the one for which india utilized for producing float plutonium for nine hundred seventy four tests so the canadians were really upset over that and there was therefore a moratorium on any links in the nuclear field between india and canada that was removed by about twenty ten years after india had a civil nuclear and civil nuclear deal with us those other hesitation got put behind in particular when you have a nuclear suppliers group and got their viva. canada is not even selling your a name to us so doctors are that way but i think the other important thing india has to keep in mind is if the not american free trade area starts collapsing as president trump has been threatening to do then it's great opportunities open up and canada has also just joined the transpacific partnership minus the americans the eleven man group which. you know is across the pacific links asia with america so india has to look for opportunities broaden it so i don't moment the two way trade is only about

. >> six, it was a party in the usa for olympian shaun white hanging outside with miley cyrus. >> weekdaysver here teasing scott because he's a brother of two sisters and soto ask him does he have a favorite? he said he does not, we all know family is important to people. you ask how far are you willing to g t love for family, cindy crawford's son wanted to do something different. her kidsr, far ways to show it. 18-year-ol tattoo dedicated to his 16-year-old re courtesy of his instagram page. he got it on his reads, kya, wi numeral for reposted the picture on her instagram with her comment best big bro ever. i'm not sure what 23 represents. >> i think every tattoo has a i would get a tattoo of my sib some typ story, like a kidney one day >> i have a year younger but everyone thinks he's my older brother, justin. him d. i don't know that i want his namen memorizing him some way, god i remember him. i don't see getting a tna. i do want one tattoo. wanda rig thanksgiving, i loved her dearly. she was full's a little tattoo would love to get to honor her. so i would do but my brother, probably

in a panic he said pop star miley cyrus. >> i was burdened by being in the closet.by omission. then i realized i didn't want to be in the closet anymore. i didn't want to be ashamed of who i was. >> reporter: in 2015 after winning his fifth straight title, gus kenworthy came out on the cover of espn, the magazine. >> how terrifying was that? >> scarier than anything else i've ever done. >> how proud are you? >> i am proud, but for me hearing people tell me it's easier for them to accept themselves or tell others they're gay that make mess feel like i've done something right. i think it ooh tess most important thing i've ever done. >> reporter: the ski industry embraced him and sponsors poured in. >> you don't want to be defined by one thing, but at the same time when you are the first in something, that's going to be the title that sticks and after sochi, i was the dog guy. now i'm the gay guy. it's fine by me. i'm looking forward to when they say it's the olympic medalist and further in it's that i'm gay but it's not the defining characteristic. >> still for kenwor

cyrus happens to be jewish. happens to be gay. those are just facets of his personality.our stories are valid. any kid watching can turn on the tv, and see andi mack and see a story that they understand. they can go, oh, that's me. >> you can relate to it. it's expanding horizons. you both play mother/daughter. >> yes. >> and lilan, this show spans three generations. you want parents to watch the show with their kids? >> sometimes when i'm out and about. i'll meet kids that are fans. and after i take a picture with the kid, the mom comes and go, and i love this show. and it's so much fun because, i can tell that it has a personal impact. it's not just the show that is for children. it's not just a show for adults. it's a show that is for families. and, think you get more value about with the show where you can talk to your mom or you can talk to your brother. or another. you can tusz the show as family. >> it came from the mind of producer terry minsky. terri is in the audience. you all just finished filmen season two saturday. terri you have message for the crew here. an

in a panic he said miley cyrus. >> i was feel burdened by being in the closet. omission but it made me resent myself and i didn't want to live in the closet anymore. i wanted to be able to be me. >> in 2015 after winning his fifth straight title as the world's best free skier, gus kenworthy came out on the cover of "espn the magazine". >> it was scarier than anything i've ever done. hearing people tell me it's made it easier for people to accept themselves, that's what makes he feel like i've done something right. i think it's the most important thing i've ever done. >> the ski industry embraced him. sponsors poured in. >> you don't want to be defined by one thing but at the same point you are the first in something. after sochi i was the dog guy. now i'm the gay guy. the further end of the conversation maybe it's revealed i'm gay or somebody else is. >> for kenworthy, staying silent is no longer an option. >> after the olympics, the olympic team is generally invited to the white house. do you think you would go? >> no. i mean, when we have people elected into o

y la violencia, y myley cyrus reaccionÓ. y todo pase, y que vamos a saber.mo tomaste de quÉ manera de quÉ forma >>> al principio no podÍa creer que fuera realidad. que todo se sintiÓ como un sueÑo que me querÍa despertar. como no querÍa pensar que era realidad no sÉ cÓmo explicarlo. >>> en quÉ momento y cÓmo logran medio de aquel caos, porque me dicen que ustedes estaban preparados y entrenados y habÍa hecho un simulacro cÓmo lograron ponerse a salvo >>> me parece raro en el mes de enero tenÍamos muchas prÁcticas de incendio, tuvimos prÁcticas de bombas, de tiroteo, pero en el momento que pasÓ todo esto, todo fue diferente. no sabÍamos quÉ hacer. todos entramos en pÁnico, salimos corriendo, nos escondimos lo mejor que pudimos. y gracias a dios el profesor nos salvÓ a nosotros porque nos metiÓ en la oficina de administraciÓn y ahÍ estuvimos seguros. >>> luz tÚ como, como representante, como madre de los chicos que estaban ahÍ, ¿ cÓmo te enteras y cÓmo reaconas te todo esto?. >>> bueno yo recibo un texto estaba en mi trabajo, y recibÍ un texto de carlos que me

joining me is the manhattan district attorney and prosecutors against gun violence co-founder, cyrus. this has been an important subject for you for a long time. we just heard the comments from the listening event in washington. what did you think of the listening session? >> i give the president credit for the courage to bring people into the white house and to talk with him directly. i think that's an important first step and shows that he is prepared publicly to listen. so good that he did it but what he said i think doesn't necessarily lead us to the way forward. >> maria: you mean the concealed carry issue? >> yes. the president has said he supports the concealed carry reciprocity act which is an act that passed in the house and is pending in the senate and it would permit na anyone in lawful possession of a gun in another state, including some states that don't require permits at all, to bring those guns to every other state in the country. we have 50 million visitors each year from other states. that means that if people bring their concealed guns where they lawfully possess t

reciprocity bill, moving here, is also front and center i spoke with new york district attorney last week, cyruss as key issue, reciprocity bringing guns over state lines wher is what he said about having a gun elsewhere being able to bring it into new york, watch. >> people bring concealed gins where they lawfully possess from all over country would be legal in new york city the difference is let's continue no permit requirement to get a gun makes sense to west virginia rural environment new york city has some of the off toest gun laws in the country we understand, that people with loaded guns in city a whole different level of danger than rural area doesn't make sense in new york concealed carrier reciprocity act would force new york abide by laws of rural states. >> what do you think herman. >> i think it is a talking point, there are a lot of things on the table. that the republicans and the administration and the president and some democrats can agree on. of them why not look at those first? and tighten the laws that are already there including some of the things that people talk about rela