again, the invisible style. very much hawks' invisible style.d the crosses every time somebody's killed. you don't notice it at first. but then it's more fun (martin scorsese) when you see the film a second time. wanna dance with me? (martin scorsese) the use of music. when ann dvorak tries to dance. she tries to get george raft to dance with her. just watch that scene. how the camera -- how she moves, you know. it's a very special film. (music playing) you like that music? (narrator) howard hawks told his stories simply and economically. other directors liked to play the showman. (narrator) orson welles is one of the legendary storytellers. from "citizen kane," to his later films, he tried to push the limits of hollywood style. rosebud ... (richard sylbert) orson welles is the man who started the showing off. he, in 1948 or -9, whatever, at 24 years of age he came out and said, "now i'm going to show you what a director looks like." ever since, we've used his idea not quite as well as he did. (richard sylbert) but he began the director as star.

i felt like i was invisible at work.was creating a situation where they couldn't even tell i had been there except for that the place was a little cleaner and smelled nice. i was constantly reminded of my invisibility. >> it's something i think it's worth hearing from you about the moments of kindness also. i think those of us who haven't had that experience but want to be able to be helpful and supportive and generous spirit with people who are struggling don't always know how to step out and do that. you did have some moments where people were if not may be as helpful as you need them to be at least they would really treat you as somebody that they saw. talk more about some of those moments and what those mean for you or meant for you and that time. >> to me it was someone treating me like a human being. a fellow human being. like someone who was like them. and were able to empathize with my situation. and you see that even a box of doughnuts was a huge treat for me. and would make my kid really happy and it wasn't som

it is d, invisible hand, final answer. >> but how would we know because it's invisible?> $1,000. don't think about that one too hard. $2,000 question. making it more vegan-friendly, in 2018, google removed what item from its salad emoji? . lettuce, tomato, the fork. [laughs] the hard-boiled egg, c, final answer. >> that's right. you got it. little trepidation there. it's all good. you got it. $2,000. let's go to 3. in 1912, thousands gathered in a kansas field to watch what extremely dangerous, short-lived sport inspired by a recent motorized invention? >> [laughs] okay, miracle mop golf. all right, in 1912, 1912, there was no electric guitar baseball. there was no desktop computer basketball. there was no miracle mop in 1912. kansas city field, short-lived sport. auto polo, c, final answer. >> hard to believe that sport didn't catch on. yep, that's right. okay, $3,000 in the bank. already up to that $5,000 threshold. get it right, guaranteed $5,000. here it is. dmz is an abbreviation for the heavily armed zone separating north and south korea. what does the dm stand for

affects everyone because it leads to a general change in the nature of so isolation or warming is invisible. impenetrable you're only trying to glimpse maybe today was a bit harder i don't know coincidence. similarly massive surveillance is invisible it's conducted at these points that connect continents together or by. taking its fangs into google. and these are extremely physical and complex technologies that everyone except specialists does not understand specialists understand that and saying everyone else my god can you see what's happening certainly relation to greenhouse gases climate scientists understand that saying my god can you see what's happening in the case of. climate science well there's a counter lobby which is the fossil fuel companies and all those profiting from that in the case of boxer violence there's the surveillance industry and intelligence agencies and so on and all those who are sucking down that information and profit from it and inform all the other direction so very similar. the fear of terrorist attacks makes the mass surveillance a necessary evil for many t

ever learn this lesson because it involves collective responsibility and we have this myth of the invisible hand that somehow individually greedy actions will add up to sunshine and flowers for everybody and when he talks about the greedy hand the invisible hand of course adam smith and the wealth of nations he wrote a corollary book to this about the moral sentiments of capitalism or he talked about the need for regulation right to balance the greed of capitalism but no one reads that blog now that was an inconvenience this is an inconvenient truth yeah they're like religious theocratic fanatics who only read part of the text and base all their actions on what they believe to be the meaning of that text but forget the entirety of the text yeah it's half truths that's all we want and it's a story of our age this tribalism we've got going on everyone wants a simple narrative and the invisible hand is such a wonderful simple narrative if you wrote another book that complicates it just forget about that right we don't have to worry about them speaking a philosophy if you've read much of john l

it's a story of our age this tribalism we've got going on everyone wants a simple narrative and the invisible hand is such a wonderful simple narrative if you wrote another book that complicates it just forget about that right we don't have to worry about that speaking of philosophy i don't know if you've read much of john locke sure but isn't he the one who said that when the social contract this broken the people must revolt in fact the people aren't really revolting at that point because the contract was was broken by the powers that be so we would just be reconstituting a new social contract yeah contract is broken with fracking i have a life jacket here you have your book i have got the constitution of the united states. here we go in the pocket constitution so this is the social contract that binds americans together ok now if you have corporations overriding that contract by going against the people and imposing draconian financial armageddon in the nomic slash ecological apocalypse the social contract is clearly broken and i'm so in as john locke said we need to therefore stage a revo

in france, we call them les invisibles, the invisibles. interested in the invisibles, people that we don't look at, people that we don't respect, that we ignore. and i think that not only in france, but in many countries of the western world, a lot of people feel that they are ignored and they can't live with dignity. and of course, it's very important that they can speak out and they can ask for help and for change. so when the mp francois ruffin, who is one of the few political figures of the movement, says, "anger‘s going to derage, the pride of the president of the republic, his deafness, his obstinacy, his lack of concessions are a machine of hatred", and he says "he must leave before making our country crazy", do you have any sympathy with that view? no, no, idon‘t. because i don't have sympathy with violence, and i don't have sympathy with political manipulation, the fact that they try to use a movement to win elections and to be in the front of the spectacle, i don't like that. i think that we should alljust try to understand the s

in france we call them the invisibles. even as a writer i have a lwa ys invisibles.ot respect, people that we ignore. and i think that not only in france, but in many countries of the western world, a lot of people feel that they are ignored and they can't live with dignity, and of course it is very important that they can speak out and they can, ask for help, and asked the change. so when the mp from swire resigned, who is one of the few political figures of the movement says that anger is going to derail the pride of the president, his obstinacy and his lack of concessions are a machine of hatred, he says he must leave before making our country crazy. do you have anything to be with that view? no, i don't. because i don't have sympathy with the violence. and i don't have sympathy with political manipulation, the fact that they try to use a movement to win elections and to be in the front of the spectacle, i don't like that. i think we should alljust try to understand the situation in its complexity without violence and without trying to be the star of this thing. t

such an invisible revolution is taking place stuff. i. am facility in eastern germany the revolution has already begun. please press the green start button hello i'm maria. welcome to your gate training session how are you feeling at the moment you're feeling good play start walking in the direction you'd like i will follow you. as a. gate trainer she's trying to start walking again after a stroke i will wait while you take a break. place a person but you can get used to it this is the new age and we have to keep. the band the patient does keep up and trained with the robot. and i think. first the staff was very skeptical we had to find out how we actually work in practice. it definitely can't and won't replace s.s. therapists. it can't replace the interpersonal relationship between the patient and the therapist but we've seen that it doesn't get training very well and that gives us an opportunity in the short time we have to work with the patient to focus on other things like strength and balance. so for some patients training can be don

i think he thinks that plane is invisible, like invisible. and i think he really does believe that tariffs are paid by chinese and not the americans. i don't know. >> all right. >> all right, thank you very much. it is presidents day and if you have the day off, not too late to take advantage of the first major sale holiday of the year some of the best discounts can be found on winter apparel, home goods and tech. for those looking to gr ing tin acompliance appliances they will see discounts of 49%, mattresses up to 60% at some stores. >>> if you're looking for your next big purchase which could be a car, here is the most dependable one that you might want to consider. consulting firm j.d. power is out with its annual rankings. the report finds that lexus is the most dependable brand for the eighth straight year. now if you are looking for something more nice like that, porsche as well as toyota tied for second place, followed by chevrolet and buick. >> thanks. >>> many came together over the weekend to remember a dark part of american histor

in our society that there was a need or artist were focus groups who said i don't invisibility is a superpower we retreated. john i think it i think that's a great point and you know i think. sometimes you just also have to look at the system that we're living in so we're living in a system of settler colonial system that's what america is and i think when you break these down there's also sorts of factors that i think douglas and everybody else has kind of touched on a little bit but for the most part it's really about power it's about control and identity because if you can get control made of identity then you don't have to acknowledge that there are people here before americans camera before europeans can also not have it's about power and kind of just dispelling the notion that native people were murdered here and then on the other hand it's also another factor is about white guilt people don't want to acknowledge that genocide that happened and so i think that's that's are two very large reasons but there's a lot of other factors that people touched on to do and i want to. get

people, invisible people on a computer watching it.ere. they treat me like a creator, professionals actually doing things. despite circumstances i have at the moment, iam circumstances i have at the moment, i am trying my absolute best to do things. while i'm happy to be here, it also present some challenges being autistic. with my autism it can be very overwhelming. just so much sensory process, various different noises, smells, brightness. hello, lovely people... soi brightness. hello, lovely people... so i have just brightness. hello, lovely people... so i havejust metjessica. you are? a disabled youtube. my channel is all about how you can live a fardon, fascinating life despite having chronic illness, deafness, all that kind of thing. pointing out that i don't sound deathis pointing out that i don't sound death is probably most thing that first people do when i meet them. —— vlogdeaf. the video world can be difficult to break into. how will you start and build your way up into doing something. when you are doing youtube you are st

so now when you hit the border, there is nothing, it is an invisible line.the local people know where it is, but there is nothing to indicate that we can't drive from dublin to belfast, and we can drive to derry, we can drive all over the place and there's no infrastructure. pascal lamy, who is the expert i suppose on trade issues — head of the wto, once european commissioner on trade — he indicates that it is impossible in the event of the uk and eu deal, that you have to have a physical border if there is no agreement on the withdrawal terms, and i think he's a person who, you know, is eminently placed to be able to indicate some of this... there are others, though, who say there are other ways of doing the checks, and we know that both the british government and the irish government have said they do not want to put back any form of physical checks. are you suggesting that even if there were a camera on a road, bya road, that that could see a re—emergence of violence? yeah, well, ithink, you know, rather than think of violence as we did in the past, sarah

in france we call them the invisibles.don‘t respect. that we ignore. i think not only in france but in many countries of the western world, and a lot of people feel that they are ignored. and they cannot live with dignity. of course it is very important that they can speak out and they can ask for help and for change. so when the np who is one of the few political figures in the movement says "anger is going to get rage the pride of the presidents, his lack of concessions area presidents, his lack of concessions are a machine of hatred" and he says he must leave before making our country crazy. do you have any sympathy? no, no. i don't. i don't have sympathy with violence. and i don‘t have sympathy with political manipulation, the fact that they try to use a movement to win election and to be in the front of the spectacle, i don‘t like that. i think that we should alljust spectacle, i don‘t like that. i think that we should all just try to understand the situation and its complexity without violence and without trying to b

similarly massive surveillance is invisible it's conducted at these points that connect continents together or by sticking its fangs into google. and these are extremely physical and complex technologies that everyone except specialists does not understand specialists understand it and saying everyone else my god can you see what's happening through a relation to greenhouse gas as climate scientists understand it saying my god can't you see what's happening in the case of. climate science well there's a counter lobby which is the fossil fuel companies and all those profiting from that in the case of boxer violence there's the surveillance industry and intelligence agencies and so on and all those who are sucking down that information and profit from it and form of all the in the other direction so very similar. the fear of terrorist attacks makes the mass surveillance a necessary evil for many the much quoted if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear often legitimizes the snooping of covert agencies yet many are unaware of the actual extent of the surveillance. basically a big da

as women we are ignored, seemingly invisible beneath the full veil that is mandatory in public.as allowed us to visit these areas because it wants to show that it is in control. but in our first moments -- >> oh, that's a lot of helicopters. one, two, three, four, five. >> reporter: our escorts tell us to stop. we are now on the other side of america's war. in recent months the u.s. has dramatically stepped up the number of air strikes on the taliban. the militants' flag makes us a conspicuous target. but we have no choice but to push on. our first stop is a clinic that has been run by the taliban since they took control of this area almost two years ago. a plaque at the door reveals it was a gift from the americans in 2006. suddenly a young girl outside is hit by a motorcycle. a boy rushes over to help her. the driver is a taliban fighter. he slings his gun over his shoulder and wanders over, apparently unconcerned. life here is brutal. the girl is rushed inside. her frantic mother following behind. >> is she okay? is she okay? >> reporter: but no one seems as shocked as we are

invisible —— somebody. whatever, but with mental illness it isjust invisible -- somebody.or vetera ns' research support and funding for veterans' mental research support and funding for vetera ns' mental health, research support and funding for veterans' mental health, but it is not just about money. veterans' mental health, but it is notjust about money. it is the system that needs fixing. jonathan beale, bbc news. one of britain's busiest railway lines will be closed for nine days from today, causing major disruption to passengers. network rail is carrying out major engineering work between three bridges and brighton, a stretch which it says is the cause of many delays. the route is used by 300,000 people a day. passengers are being warned that journeys will be "significantly longer" and trains will be much busier than usual. nigeria's presidential elections have been postponed by a week, just hours before polls were due to open across the country. the independent national electoral comission blamed the delay on logistical difficulties, after reports of problems distribu

but we are quote invisible invincible how how much of an impact will this demonstration have is still a big question it's certainly meant to show how much strength the opposition has how much support he to has but it certainly doesn't seem to be moving the president any closer to wanting to accept this aid from coming into the country under the auspices of his most bitter opponents and that i think is the big question he has the president maduro has said over and over again he will not let it pass and in fact he is now saying and in various interviews with foreign news organizations that there is no humanitarian crisis in this country and that this idea that there are people going hungry or dying from lack of medicine is just an invention being fed by the united states as you can see where he is absolutely digging in his heels and refusing to budge on that score. we just heard a strong warning from russia to the u.s. over the crisis how is international support changing things on the ground. it's not changing very much right now although the opposition is certainly counting on this gr

we don't really know what exactly happens with our own digital trails our data is transferred invisibly to huge data centers. sublimating into a complex new identity creating our digital self. smartphones capture a communication behavior along when where and with whom we talk the data we create assembling our digital self is also of interest as a juicy source of information for the intelligence community. i don't do those clueless life. and it's not just i phones that's all it's life it's i mean most small things all these days. they were tapping the fiber lines between the google servers yet. they didn't even know this is going on . i had a lot of. surveillance and also the trace had to as a light it came out it was spying on us and the national security agency it was asserted there was a risk plane coming to the edge of the city to apply for asylum. you've got to remember that inside the intelligence community there trumpet these things they're holding these guys up it as examples to say look if you say what's going on. even if this even if you do it for the right reasons even if you

so now when you hit the border, there is nothing, it is an invisible line.know where it is, the local people know where it is, the local people know where it is, but there is nothing to indicate that you can't drive from dublin to belfast, it we could drive to vary, but we can drive all over the place and there is no infrastructure. the expert i suppose on trade issues, head of the wto, once commission on trade, he indicates that it is impossible in the event of the uk and eu deal, that you have to have a physical border if there is no agreement on the withdrawal terms, andi agreement on the withdrawal terms, and i think he is a person who is eminently able to indicate these things. there at others though he said that there are other ways of doing the checks and we know from both the british government and the irish government has said they do not want to put back any form of physical checks, are you suggesting that even if they were camera on a road, by a that even if they were camera on a road, bya road, that even if they were camera on a road, by a road,

everyone because it leads to a general change in the nature of say oh i say should or warming is invisible. impenetrable you're only trying to glimpse maybe today was a bit harder i don't like when sentence. similarly massive surveillance is invisible it's conducted at these points that connect continents together or by as i was taking its fangs into google. and these are extremely sophisticated and complex technologies that everyone except specialists does not understand specialists understand that and saying everyone else my god can you see what's happening through a relation to greenhouse gas as climate scientists understand it saying my god can you see what's happening in the case of. climate science well there's a counter lobby which is the fossil fuel companies and all those profiting from that in the case of boxer violence there's the surveillance industry and intelligence agencies and so on and all those who are sucking down that information and profit from it and for all the other direction so very similar. the fear of terrorist attacks makes the mass surveillance a necessary evil

>>somos invisibles y somos invencibles, esta es la nueva consigna.n syrup, conservadores, y sabores artificiales a la bud light. y a darme más tareas. lo único que hago es sostenerle su bud light. ¡eso es lo que hace la mano derecha del rey! y a usar la bufanda que te tejí. ¡pica mucho! you know what, fine! ¡dame eso! i do everthing for you guys. ¿y yo? tú sigue sosteniendo mi bud light. bud light. hecha sin corn syrup, conservadores, y sabores artificiales. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: una isla al norte de rusia tuvo que declarar estado de emergencia o la invasiÓn de osos polares. habitantes temen salir a las calles y Ésta suspendieron clases. patricia: para algunos, la culpa es del cambio climÁtico y para otros es una basura. enrique: cada vez tienen acceso menos a la comida y tienen que acercarse a esta poblaciÓn. debemos el final, buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>momento de decisiÓn en el clÁsico capitalino. hay cuentas pendientes entre pumas y el amÉrica. >>pumas lo ve con rencor o con etiqueta de venganza.pre va exi los dos clubs.

and also he said it was always going to be invisible. don't you remember? you don't remember that? i mean, it's just -- it is -- it's -- it is easy enough. i do it most of the time. to just ignore what he's saying, particularly when it's patently not true, but it is just bewilledering, right? i mean, this isn't a dumb movie. this isn't, you know, an old tv show, this is actually our president now in our lifetimes. this is actually our government. it's our country. and this stuff, it does put us in sort of a weird position as citizens. also for the president's political competitors and his opponents, right? it puts them in an odd situation, too. just around this latest shutdown threat, do you point out that he actually has not built any wall at all since he has been president? do you let him claim that he has even though he hasn't? because, i mean, maybe that is just easier. maybe if he says it enough, that he has built a wall, maybe he'll believe that he has built a wall or at least he'll believe it enough that that will become enough to stop the next shutdown of the federal govern

just because you can see violence that comes children doesn't mean others and there are make the invisible visible. might violence against children disappear. this is you know when there is life or role in the king of fashion karl lagerfeld has died in paris. i'm never satisfied as long as you're never satisfied if you keep going as soon as you decide you're content with yourself or couldn't be any better it's time to call it a day but in all ways striving to be better lagerfeld was arguably the world's most prolific and legendary designer here we define women's couture before becoming a pop culture icon in his later years also coming up did he use annual freedom of speech.

>>somos invisibles y somos invencibles, esta es la nueva consigna.spués de limpiar tu casa, ¿no consigues quitar ese olor? esto se debe a que tu casa está llena de superficies suaves que atrapan olores y los liberan en la habitación. prueba febreze fabric refresher. febreze encuentra los olores atrapados en las telas y los elimina mientras se seca. usa febreze cada vez que ordenes tu casa, para que huela fresca y limpia. fabric refresher también funciona en ropa que quieras usar otro día. incluye febreze en tu rutina de limpieza para que tu casa esté siempre fresca y limpia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: una isla al norte de rusia tuvo que declarar estado de emergencia o la invasiÓn de osos polares. habitantes temen salir a las calles y Ésta suspendieron clases. patricia: para algunos, la culpa es del cambio climÁtico y para otros es una basura. enrique: cada vez tienen acceso menos a la comida y tienen que acercarse a esta poblaciÓn. debemos el final, buenas noches. >> buenos dÍas hoy es miÉrcoles 3 de febrero, gracias por acompaÑarnos. bÁrbara: tenemos para ti

women artists were visionaries courageously going beyond the conventions of their time to make the invisible visible. while and that exhibition is at the landmark house in munich until march the tenth so briefly the new album's all a solely in english first i'm sorry lasers are all about well domination. well only if you think that english and world domination are still the same and i think beef is probably not that sure anymore i bet i would have had to choose me at the time ok we're going to need it thanks very much and thank you for watching bob i feel like she is. serial killers take us through some. violent robber gangs. and ugly and mommy prison feature of life in the one nine hundred twenty s. berlin. but the criminals don't reckon with a detective superintendent doesn't get monster. metropolis or calling the lead. to. the crime scene for instance the victims from our country. club in most. polls the lowest window frames are. going to call the wood detectives we have new cases every day for. d.n.a. analysis an effective new tool in the fight against the columba trail. ninety minutes c

plus the fisherman tackling greed invision on lake victoria but fish stalks dwindling kenyans and chinese imports. and. leaves if you want to have it. well don't worry these stylish lookin bob is all power you in the. junior welcome to d.w. news africa great to have you with us gold medal winning south african run our cost us the man is in court this week trying to face down the lead to govern body the. rules that would force athletes like cement not to reduce the at the still strong levels that south african governments are still in its weight behind the athlete sponsoring a case and launching a social media campaign on the naturally superior the landmark case has divided opinion. cast to cement his name and athletic skills have polarized the world of sports in the last decade she is hyper androgenic that means her body naturally produces high levels of testosterone but the i.w.a. half want athletes like her to take drugs to lower their testosterone levels in order to compete in middle distance track events testosterone they argue gifts are many an unfair advantage the core value for the

women artists were visionaries courageously going beyond the conventions of their time to make the invisible visible. and that exhibition is at the landmark house in munich until march the tenth so briefly the new album's all a solely in english the lasers are all about world domination. well i mean if you think that english you out there in iceland are still the same and i think if it's probably not that surely well i did then i would have had to choose maybe a chinese. german we're going to leave it there thanks very much and thank you for watching bob i until next she is. living with dementia a question of dignity. the number of those affected. and that figure will continue to rise early in the years to come can society prepare itself to meet this challenge. and what is the government doing. thirty minutes on d w. four. births. home to use of species. a home worth saving. again those are big changes and most start with small steps but the ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world . by muslim countries the good news to drainage solutions and by forestat

women artists were visionaries courageously going beyond the conventions of their time to make the invisible visible. wow and that exhibition is at the landmark house in new until march the tenth so briefly the new album's all a solely in english. all about world domination. well only if you think that english and world domination are still the same and i think this is probably not that sure anyone i bet i would have had to choose maybe a chinese. german we're going to leave it there thanks very much and thank you for watching. to. the beginning to. kick off the abandon the suffering the big. banks seize the albums it's. the balance the solid objects the brain. going to one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. returned to. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. crimes against humanity. civilians see come with music. cut. their recorders is travel around the globe just social media. but what is

still the life giving stream of the mystical life what i mean remains invisible yet they may be. surely the decisive effects of a history of the world. that we may have been essentially influenced by souls about whom the history books remain silent. and those souls that we must thank for the decisive events in our personal lives separate is something that we will know. so only on that day when. we brought to light. the. holy faith of all people of god in its daily silence and with many forms and ways continues to demonstrate and the test on the on with stubborn hope that the lord you never abandoned in that sustains the constant and in so many cases painful diversion of his children. the holy and patient that was the faithful people of god involved only born of unleavened by the holy spirit and is the best prayer best face of the prophetic church that broke it which puts her lord at the center daily giving of herself. at least this precisely be this holy people of god. to liberate us from the plague of clericalism which is the fertile ground for all these disparate is that. the b

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women artists were visionaries courageously going beyond the conventions of their time to make the invisible visible. wow and that expression is at the landmark house in munich until march tenth so briefly the new album's all a solely in english is all about world domination. well only if you think that english and world domination are still the same and i think this is probably not that surely well i don't i would have had to choose maybe a chinese. journal we're going to leave it there thanks very much and thank you for watching bob i until next she is. kick off. to the buyer to suffering some pizza is a drug just sat in the same. galaxy is now getting up to date to the shut them out in a second spot. in the. whole. earth's going to home to of species it's. a home worth saving. those are big changes and most start with small steps but the ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world . but the term limits to scrimmage solutions and be forced to jump. into interactive content changes the next generation a little to touch on. music channels available to inspi

just because you can see violence or comes to order doesn't mean it isn't there or make the invisible visible. smart violence or construction. this is v.w. news asia coming up on the program fresh fears of an all out confrontation in kashmir after india launches overnight air strikes against a militant count inside pakistan china has called for restraint and as the kimock joan unexpressed rolls into vietnam ahead of his second historic summit with donald trump we look at what at what stakes for south korea. and from waste to wonder india's capital now has an eyeful tower made of scraps. i'm melissa chana thank you for joining the program great to have you with us it is the biggest flare up between the two nuclear powers in almost fifty years over night indian fighter jets crossed into pakistani airspace believed to be the first time that's happened since the two sides fought a war in one thousand nine hundred one over the kashmir border region both countries co it minister parts of it disputed since the end of the british empire india claims the strikes killed hundreds of militants fo

he is just happy he's not invisible. but still wondering -- >> the question still remains unanswered. how did i get on the plane? >> american airlines says it will get to the bottom of that question and it says the problem did not affect any other passengers. only steve. he says they canceled his ticket so it is always a good idea to have a printout. i want to hear from you on our hotline. you can also reach me at my facebook page and through abc7 news.com. i always print out a hard company. it kills me to use that piece of paper. if my phone dies, if you have a problem like this. >> i've done it just on my phone and i'm always a little more nervous. i do like having a boarding ticket. >>> former president barack obama made a special trip to oakland. tonight he and steph curry captivated a crowd filled with men of color. >> the keeper's alliance. >> our reporter was inside the invitation only event. kate? >> reporter: we're actually outside right along the lake. man, was this an inspiring event listening to former presid

it is invisible until it manifests itself inside of a church or a building. it is carried within individual minds and so, there is never actually cause for despair. it is always there percolating. we just prefer to be shaping our whole life and not just to see the interior of a monastery. >> and at some point we have to open it up and let it percolate. thank you caught for that. we have a break now and then one more segment. ♪ boss: it's a big responsibility. employee: oh, it's huge. i know, it's huge. boss: and the salary... employee: oh my god, yes. i was literally about to move in with my parents and right before... yeah, so this saved me. boss: i really believe in you. you know? employee: thank you. it's nice to hear that from someone. boss: these are cool. did you...um? where did... >>> hello and welcome back. our guests are james wilson and matthew bottom. we were talking about civilization and where it exists. there are civilizations that have exploded onto the world wide web and that is where people seem to be living. can you explain to us your instit

. >> i think people need the confidence to not feel invisible once you have an illness. >> reporter:eautiful. >> that is kind of where my mind-set is, you know. >> reporter: and she's still an actress, people. >> i'm still an actress. mama's still got to bring home the bacon. i'm a single mom. >> reporter: and selma is still working. part of an upcoming sci-fi drama series called "another life." >> what compelled me to come forward was authentic gratitude for all the people who were holding my secret at netflix and on the movie after. when it's a huge thing fire people wi for people with disabilities minor or major, that you can still find a way, hopefully if you persist, to still get to work. >> reporter: her message of perce percent vierns moving even the press. coppola snapped this saying she turned around, put her left hand in the air and paused four a second as she was determined to control her body. i took pmy favorite shot and captured one of the most vulnerable human moments i have ever captured. what's your prognosis? >> the doctor said at the time he said 90% of my abilitie

. >> reporter: how much has alfonso contributed to helping people who are sometimes invisible much more>> it was time for someone to say thank you, and we really need to be grateful. for example, for me, i'm here because there's a woman that lives with me, and of course a father and my own mother, but that woman is like really the one that knows everything. and we really share motherhood. >> reporter: and on the eve of the oscars, in true cinderella fashion, these women are happy to be going to the ball. what's been the most fun? the gowns alone must be great fun. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and you should know that a portion of theater tickets purchased throughout february will be donated to the national domestic workers alliance. >>> up next, the little boy bouncing into our social media feeds and hearts. ts. woman 1: this... woman 2: ...this... man 1: ...this is my body of proof. man 2: proof of less joint pain... woman 3: ...and clearer skin. man 3: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inf

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