natalie morales (voiceover): strangers in a strange land.hey'd fallen in love then, the quake hit. and all he knew was her town was gone. literally, come hell or high water, i was getting into that damn town. natalie morales (voiceover): and that's where he headed, right into that hell. willing to risk his life to try to save hers. there's fires on the hill, fire on the water. natalie morales (voiceover): but couldn't get there in time. i never loved someone the way i loved georgia. welcome to "dateline." it's an epic love story. a young man from small town indiana heads to japan to teach. there he meets a beautiful woman from a land nearly as far away and they fall in love. but soon this young couple finds themselves in the middle of one of the biggest natural disasters in recent memory. with whole towns being wiped out would they survive? here's keith morrison with swept away. keith morrison (voiceover): who can say what lurks out there past the horizon? waiting, impersonally, utterly at random as thousands of lives tick to their unknowing

craig melvin (voiceover): what was really behind her sudden disappearance?

natalie morales (voiceover): the most ominous clue.the left of where heidi's body was a number one. she's number one, and get ready, because here comes trouble, huh? exactly natalie morales (voiceover): it wasn't a break-in. the windows, the door, nothing was broken. did the killer have a key? the question always was, how did the person get into the house?

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archive footage voiceover: as always, the clowns bring down the house.oes, they were the heart of circus heritage, but the wigs and grease paint are in decline. maybe it's the clown horror films, but on this anniversary year there is a big issue for the man hoping to be world clown president. i didn't realise there was democracy in clowning. there is quite a lot of democracy and quite a lot of politics as well. what are the issues at the moment? you've already highlighted the main question we asked, are people scared of clowns? it is the big issue. even here in the heart of clowndom, more and more clowns are giving up on looking like clowns. if you had seen me back in 1973 when i first started coming here, then you would have seen a completely different face. you don't look like proper clowns. they huff. children, over the years have got a little bit wary of clowns. but there is a fightback against all this anti—clown prejudice. i am pc bibbledy bobby or bibbledy bob the clown, the regional director for the world clown association for europe and the whol

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voiceover: she is britain's biggest medal hope. and elise christie was soon showing precisely why.tement of intent, after her disqualification at the last games, what a relief. intent, after her disqualification at the last games, what a relieflj was at the last games, what a relief.” was so nervous! i got out to the lane, i was so excited. i'm glad i got to race in front of everyone again. british hopes in the snowboarding came crashing down... jamie nicholls and then team—mate billy morgan both tumbling out of the slope style event. the women's cross country skiing, meanwhile, produced the first gold medallist of the games, victory for charlotte kalla of sweden. for team gb, opening day of decidedly mixed fortunes, disappointment on the snow, elise christie's hopes of gold are off to the perfect start. lets get a look at the weather forecast a little closer to home! bit of a roller—coaster, spell of very heavy rain and some strong winds as well, gale force winds in fa ct, winds as well, gale force winds in fact, expected across northern parts of the country, this next area of low

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voiceover: ever popular with brits abroad, this contains unfamiliar travellers, first into the glare,comfortable in the shade of the palm trees, taking the first set, never allowed to fully retreat toa set, never allowed to fully retreat to a hammock, the competition and occasion inspiring him to levels far above what was expected. he broke but then folded with the set at sta ke but then folded with the set at stake and so again in the third, the match placed agonisingly out of his reach by the world number 21. for all the undoubted effort, this was simply too much of a stretch, straight sets to spain. now, another new boy, who came to britain via south africa and new zealand, cameron norrie, the early break set cautious confidence, it took ten minutes for roberto bautista agut to haul the set around and take it for himself, none of the frenzied energy of cameron norrie, but he seemed to have the crucial weapon of control, the world number 23 always gave himself just the world number 23 always gave himselfjust enough time, that is ultimately on cameron norrie's site, the player he cou

king's speech and put the voiceover on the advertisement without somebody associated with the king estateng off. king,s appalling that dr. his words, his wisdom, his critically important message at this time would be allowed to be goods.to sell >> i had the same feeling when i saw the ad. it is well known that his children are very protective of the use of his image and of his legacy. interestingly, i heard on the radio that a member of the king family is defending the advertisement and saying it was in the spirit of dr. king's legacy. toseemed to be very crass take a social justice leader and turn them in to a basically pitch man for cars/ . >> not just that he was turned into a pitch man but at a time when we should study dr. king's message and words, in this arertant era, when we having massive changes in every institutional arena, to have watered down any aspect of his message to the point it becomes oy theertising pl grace the wisdom of the message and the urgency of what dr. king referred to of the fierce urgency of now. it waters down all of that. to sign off on something like that

real... 69-year-old carolyn hopkins has been recording since the 1980s.nat sound:carolyn hopkins/voiceoverve had friends scream at me haha saying caroline i've heard you 100 times."you might be thinking the same thing, even if you're not a frequent traveler.carolyn hopkins: "there's a voice for hospitals. er, blue code, er. there's a voice for transit. the next train is arriving in 5 minutes."sam sweeney: "carolyn's voice is heard in more than 250 airports around the world. places she's never been. hundreds of metro stations and she records it all with a smile in a bedroom here in her home in snowy northern maine."nat sound: carolyn's studio is lined with homemade insulation quilts. after she records, her announcements are sent to the kentucky based public address company atlas ied before being broadcast to the world.nat sound:"welcome to shanghai international airport."carolyn fell into this job--- atlas i-e-d coincidentally set up shop in the same louisville warehouse where carolyn did video production work.and almost 40 years later, her voice is still a perfect fit, at least most of the

sermon as a voiceover.n worse, snickers made an ad with gandhi. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] doesn't seem like a good idea. the dow jones industrial average closed 1,175 points lower today, which is the biggest single-day drop in history. it's the worst drop since yesterday. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] not his fault. not what he's good at. president trump today criticized the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, tweeting, quote, "little adam schiff, who is desperate to run for higher office, is one of the biggest liars and leakers in washington." meanwhile, eighth grader jessica tweeted, "it is time to come together on bipartisan immigration reform." [ laughter and applause ] oh. we appreciate that, jessica, thank you. president trump and first lady melania traveled to cincinnati today. and, boy, were they surprised to see each other in the airport. [ laughter ] "oh, donald, i'm -- here for a reds game." that's right, president trump and first lady melania traveled

archive footage voiceover: as always, the clowns bring down the house.rror films, but on this anniversary year there is a big issue for the man hoping to be world clown president. i didn‘t realise there was democracy in clowning. there is quite a lot of democracy and quite a lot of politics as well. what are the issues at the moment? you‘ve already highlighted the main question we asked, are people scared of clowns? it is the big issue. even here in the heart of clowndom, more and more clowns are giving up on looking like clowns. if you had seen me back in 1973 when i first started coming here, then you would have seen a completely different face. you don‘t look like proper clowns. they huff. children, over the years have got a little bit wary of clowns. but there is a fightback against all this anti—clown prejudice. i am pc bibbledy bobby or bibbledy bob the clown, the regional director for the world clown association for europe and the whole of africa. i thank you. yes, there really is a regional clown director. you press people, you like a negative st

voiceover: in snowboarding, you match ambition in the air with boys in the fall, it is the olympic sportl interest here, they have been training on a giant airbag to take the risk out of their tricks, jamie nicholls was on the edge of a final place ahead of the second run. —— poise. he had to push the boundaries to make it. jamie, that was huge! that is how it goes sometimes in competition, today was not my day. right now looks like i might miss out on the finals by one spot, right now, i would out on the finals by one spot, right now, iwould be out on the finals by one spot, right now, i would be gutted. this is a youthful olympic discipline in many ways, billie morgan has made his name with tricks on youtube, now he had to keep the judges watching, the problem, he was playing catch up as well, forced into mistakes.” well, forced into mistakes. i knew! was going to be slow coming into the jump, was going to be slow coming into the jump, second round, ifelt the headwind, and i thought, no... that was all i could think about. in these events, months, years of training can be defined in an

he does a voiceover work. that kept coming. i heard a minute but i haven't read it yet. it really bothered her. most people who are actually in the book were not bothered. again this is a fiction book. we were a made-for-tv family and when he called action we have our marks and delivered our lines. the scripts were all the same we have the formulas down. that doesn't have much to do with my family but it does deal with pop culture and i'm sort of talking about the cosby show when they came out. a lot of middle-class black people embraced it as we are finally on tv. a brownstone in brooklyn heights. two parents and professionals in many ways the first time we saw ourselves in that particular way on tv. pop culture is very important to the main character. it's how we sort of filter the world so to the relationship to the cosby show it becomes becomes the way of talking about talking about the lie behind light behind that kind of cosby show a fictionnd in doubt we know bill cosby in his own life has underscored the reception. whether he is talking about the cosby show or ro

he does voiceover work. i kept coming up with all my friends who were in the book and they say i hear a minute but number is really bothered, most people were in the book weren't moved to pick it up. >> if your mom read it, what was her reaction to this line, and again, this is a fiction book, but we were a made-for-tv family and when he called action we had our marks and delivered our lines like pros. the scripts were all thehe same, we had the formulas down. >> actually, that is not much to do withh my family but it does deal with pop culture and their sort of talking about the cosby show and when the cosby show came out a lot of middle-class black people embraced it as finally being on tv, brownstone to parents or professionals and in many ways the first time we saw ourselves in that particular way on tv. pop culture is very important to the main character, it's how he filters the world so his relationship to the cosby show becomes away to talk about the lie behind the cosby show fiction and now we know b

23andme his voice z so distinctive that i was not paying attention to the commercial he's doing voiceoversa scratch, i guess, you know, a little something annoying >> i don't think he made any money. very lucrative. >> he's friends with the person who runs 23andme >> make movies, you get to sit there. you don't have to be out -- but voice over -- >> i actually asked him about that >> very lucrative. >> he wants as many people as possible to get that message, young people in particular, that you only have one body, you've got to treat it right so if he gets that message out, he's all in favor of it. >> yeah, it probably wasn't for the money. you're right. >>> tesla, meanwhile, is making progress and speeding up progression of its model 3 telling reservation holders that they can configure and order their cars and that's kind of new. previously the automaker had limited actual orders to employees in previous -- had to limit them to customers. that's been problematic. that can be the big car for you guys, production british educational publisher pearson is in talks to public test materials >>

. >> have you seen his 23andme voiceovers >> i have. >> this is the only body you're going to have. >from -- >> did you know it was him immediately. >> i saw the voice they took that straight from the movie. no, they did from the movie. >> i thought they got him to do it. >> no, i think they took it straight from the movie. >> only one body you only have one set of teeth take care of them. >> as we just mentioned, henry schein warren buffet will sit down to talk the market, policy, he'll be answering your questions, that is coming up monday, february 26th, starts at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. "squawk box" will be right back. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> cyber security company is out with a new report on a suspected group it believes is working to benefit the north korean government. they call the group reap er joining us right now is the ceo of fireeye, kevi

voiceover: as always, the clowns bring down the house. heritage, but the wigs and grease paint are inmocracy in clowning. there is quite a lot of democracy and quite a lot of politics as well. what are the issues at the moment? are people scared of clowns? it is the big issue. on looking like clowns. then you would have seen a completely different face. you don't look like proper clowns. children, over the years have got a little bit wary of clowns. but there is a fightback against all this anti—clown prejudice. for europe and the whole of africa. i thank you. yes, there really is a regional clown director. you press people, you like a negative story. positivity does not sell. because of silly films. i stood corrected. it seems there is still a lot of clown love out there. but clown politics? i had a chat to elsie. it is only when it gets to meetings, it can get quite heated. there are clown meetings? there's a committee... she laughs. i couldn't take it seriously...! so elsie won't be running for world clown president. but someone has to. to think about. bibbledy bobby and who featur