jack and tana set up a charity to help other victims of violent crime. it's called marc's place. >> we're going to try to move forward with something positive proud of. >> reporter: and on a fall sunset, they gathered family and friends together to remember their son and finally say goodbye. >> i tell people all the time, it's hug the ones you love. let them know, because you never know. the next moment they may be gone. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday morning, donald trump dominating the national polls now more than ever. >> something is going on and it's beautiful to see. >> but no one has ever won without paying more attention to early states like iowa. trump is rewritingng the rules.. can he rewrite history? donald trump joins me live. >>> plus, last night's democratic debate. into regime change and little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. >> did bernie sanders pass the commander in chief test? he joins me this morning. >>> and speaker of the house paul ryan s

. >> tana amen: today we'll count down our top 50 ways to grow your brain. >> dr. daniel amen: people who did our program had significant improvements and decreases in anxiety, stress, and pain. you are not stuck with the brain you have. >> tana: if you do the right things, you can make your brain better, starting today. >> female announcer: in this program, neuroscientist and ten-time "new york times" bestselling author dr. daniel amen and his wife, tana amen, also a "new york times" bestselling author and nurse, will give you 50 ways to grow your brain

taÑa: esto estÁ muy lindo. continuar ahora con otras noticias que acaparan titulares. ely nos cuenta sobre fema y cÓmo hoy reanuda el apoyo que brinda a damnificados por el huracÁn helene en carolina del norte, esto luego que varios de sus empleados al parecer fueron amenazados. adelante. ely: lo primero que debo contarte es que este hombre que fue arrestado goza hoy libertad bajo fianza, pero sigue siendo vigilado muy de cerca. william de 40 y cuatro aÑos terminÓ arrestado luego de amenazar con daÑar a los empleado de fema. el hombre que estaba armado con un rifley una pistola actuÓ solo, segÚn autoridades. esto ocurriÓ en carolina del norte. la agencia federal de manejo de emergencias tuvo que suspender temporalmente operaciones luego que la guardia nacional reportÓ haber encontrado milicias que dijeron estar cazando trabajadores del gobierno. fema dijo que habÍa realizado algunos ajustes operativos luego de la amenaza. [habla en inglÉs] lo peor de todo es que los sobrevivientes de la catÁstrofe se estÁn vien

desconociendo totalmente un ring de boxeo tana se enfrent a su primer rival en la ciudad de mxico. mercado y gan mi primer pelea y eso como que me dio ms motivacin para seguir entrenando. nats. pero pronto el destino la llevara a conocer a vladimir. sot. pues me met poruqe me gustan los fregasos y como siempre me peliaba con mi hermano a parte el ya me golpeaba. nats. un joven que al igual que ella es un fiel apasionado por el boxeo. sot. es dificil el trabajo sale una cansado pera hay que entrenar al cien. porque mi hija es la gran motivacion para seguir adelante. nats.. una pequeÑa de dos aÑos por la cual ambos entrenan arduamente arriba del cuadriltero para entregarlo todo. a pesar de sus ms grandes miedos. sot: tal vez es inseguro en su persona pero l cuando est en el ring es otra persona totalmente diferente es el, es cuando yo lo veo como pelea y as le pongan el ms duro el sale adelante. nats. su pasin les a costado horas de arduo entrenamiento y la constante preocupacin e incertidumbre de verse uno al otro arriba del ring. nats... sot. es un nervio extremo y hasta me dan gan

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jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going. they even posted a billboard asking the public for help. away with murder was eating jack alive. you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for mark? maybe. children. >> reporter: jack and tana heard about their son's widow, a new boyfriend on her arm and life insurance money in her pocket, and they fumed. >> she's buying stuff, and buying clothes, and going to restaurants. and it's very hard for us to take. was determined to see the case through. just like marc's parents, he believed michelle had orchestrated the murder down to the very minute. the shooter himself said as much. carl was texting with someone, he said, as they made their final plans in the church parking lot. >> who'd he tell you he was

two families thrown together, marc and his parents, jack and tana. michelle and her long divorced parents, her mom kathy and her dad carl. michelle also brought along a baby from an earlier relationship. >> and he never treated her like she was not his. never. >> reporter: together they had two boys. >> he loved his kids. i mean, just anything they ever dreamed of, he would do his anything. >> reporter: the little family moved into a trailer marc's parents bought them. and marc studied hard to become a real estate appraiser, like his mom, and went into business with his parents, which, said michelle, is about when things began to go wrong. >> marc didn't like to be pushed around by his dad. he was an independent person. >> reporter: the growing tension spilled over at the kitchen table. marc demanded a bigger share of the money. they argued. and then michelle chimed in. oh boy. >> oh my goodness, when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle. and, of course, marc just, i don't know, stepped in as a husband, like a husband should do. >> r

what do you think, tana?he american voter does need to know about this and does care about this. this is more of a political problem than it is a legal problem. and i think she's got a long way to go. a lot of democratic people are very upset at what's come out, and i know a lot of republicans are thrilled that now that the news has broke that there's been deceit and people want to know about this. so i'm glad that it's coming to the surface, and i hope that they get to the bottom of this. >> mo, she says nothing has changed. >> yeah, and i'm not sure that it did. i'm not sure that -- look, we've been talking about these e-mails now for months, ever since, you know, right before she got into the race. i'm not sure that there's a tremendous amount of new news here, and i frankly think that, you know, folks may be getting a little, you know, weary to borrow from nina's candidate, senator sanders. like we're sick and tired of talking about this issue. so i think, you know, she's answered. she's going to move for

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obviamente, aquÍ estoy con taÑa. taÑa: trabajando todo el mundo.lor. carlos: de verdad que si. total. rafa: y cantan con Él, bailan con Él. Éste es un pÚblico especial? carlos: un pÚblico muy educado en esto. el pÚblico de viÑa tiene esa experiencia y cariÑo. asÍ como a veces se ponen bravos. [risas] por eso hay que darle todas las cosas que le gusta. raÚl: quÉ bueno. yo le puedo contar entre nosotros tres... taÑa: quÉ bonito lo que dijo. raÚl: mÁs adelante, en unos minutos comenzamos para ver todo esto si serÁ niÑo o niÑa. ahora karla estÁ con el doctor juan adelante. karla: despuÉs de que unos ir embaraza viene la—— uno se embaraza viene la menopausia. uno de los sÍntomas mÁs incÓmodos son los sofocos. hoy el doctor juan va a decir cÓmo reducir para tener una mejor calidad de vida. buenos dÍas. juan: cÓmo estÁn? tambiÉn se le dice bochornos. cambio en el estado de Ánimo. karla: calentura. juan: no pasa nada. vamos a dar algunos trucos especialmente las mujeres que tienen esos sÍntomas de bochorno. cÓmo lo pueden reducir? nÚmero uno, aquÍ esta. hi

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so tana goes into all of those things, and the recipes are amazing. then exclusive to public television, you get the six-dvd course. you're with me all day, going through how to decrease your risk for alzheimer's disease. "how do i know about my brain? what if i'm anxious? what if i'm sad? what if i'm rigid? what if i can't concentrate?" i go through all of these things. plus, there's this great questionnaire to know specifically about the health of your brain. >> and what i want to let people know is, we are getting right down to the wire. we have less than a minute to go. so i want people to get to that phone right now. pick the level that makes sense to you, knowing that every dollar that you gift to us will be put back into the works here, delivering great programs for you. this is your public television station. dr. daniel amen, thank you so much for making this program and bringing it to us. any brief words of wisdom you'd like to share? >> well, you know, i play this game with my daughter: is this good for my brain or bad for my brain? you nt t

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but you'll hardly ever find former apprentice contestant and advisor, tana goetz here. she's traveling the country, trying to secure wins for trump in battleground states, particularly in iowa." tana goertz, donald trump campaign @:49-:51 "i think i've been to maybe 20 of the 50 states. being the face of this campaign in iowa, it's all on my back. i told m win this, and we have to win this." goertz has worked with the campaign since day one. serving as trump's iowa co-chair before the caucus. now she's one of his top advisors. tana goertz, donald trump campaign @1:08-1:11 've never lost sight of his tale said win, lose or draw, my loyalty to donald trump will never change." two women. tnessing the process come full circle. as the peoeake theirfin conservation reserve program. how many acres small- scale grazing operations can enroll, in today's agribusiness report. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good the u-s government every year agrees to pay rent to farmers to take sensitive land out of production. it's called the conservation reserve pr

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taÑa: siempre doctora. francisca: tienes todos los tÍtulos que te di y no. taÑa: hay que dÁrmelo. ahora tenemos dos casas y dos regalos de navidad. [risas] lo han entendido de una manera sÚper madura. daniela me dice que ahora vamos a hacer tantas cosas juntas diferente de madre e hija. lo han tomado sÚper bien. lo mejor de todo es que han tomado este tiempo en privacidad para sanar. karla: dices que ellos querÍan verte feliz. estÁs feliz? taÑa: estoy muy feliz cumpliendo muchos proyectos, muchos sueÑos, realizando mi cirugÍa plÁstica, transformando vida. he operado mÁs de 10,000 pacientes. la mayorÍa estÁn muy contentos. puedes ver esa cara de los pacientes, no sÓlo pacientes tambiÉn, ellos mandan flores y eso. es como renovador. mi pasiÓn siempre serÁ la cirugÍa plÁstica, aunque tengo otros sueÑos. francisca: eso lo que la gente admira de ti. siempre buscas algo. es cierto que hay un nuevo amor de tu vida. estÁs enamorada en este momento. taÑa: estoy conociendo a alguien. lo conocÍ en "premios juventud". nos conectamos a travÉs de la mÚsica. una energÍa maravillosa. estamos dand

taÑa: hablando de tus compatriotas.stoy muy contenta de estar tambiÉn junto con dos personas, dos hombres que admiro mucho. tambiÉn poder representar a la mujer. para mÍ es ganancia. que sea lo que dios quiera, pero estoy muy feliz. >> cÓmo te das tiempo para participar con los niÑos? quÉ bonito de tu parte como lo hacÍa tu mami. chiquis: gracias. esto es mÁs importante. venir y hablar con los corazones y la mente de la juventud que son nuestro futuro. tambiÉn si les puedo ayudar con mis experiencias y los errores que he cometido, mi vida personal, empresaria, artista, creo que es importante poder hacer estas cosas. >> la Última. eres amante del bÉisbol. muriÓ valenzuela. dame la reacciÓn. chiquis: sÍ, valenzuela. quÉ te puedo decir? soy fans. soy fans de los dodgers. todavÍa sigo siendo fans del seÑor valenzuela. que dios lo tenga en su gloria. le mando un fuerte abrazo a la familia. no hay palabras en estos momentos, pero fuerte abrazo para cada uno. que dios lo tenga en su gloria. taÑa: fanÁtica del bÉisbol sobre tod

you worry about your kids, you let me worry about tana.member him, he took his coat off and covered tana up with the coat. we didn't have blankets or anything readily available. he was standing there in a t-shirt giving first aid to her. and gave up his coat. we still have his coat. we'd really like to get to him and return his coat. she's washed it. >> hopefully you all will be able to connect with one another. let us know if you are able to do that. we're glad that you're able to be here with us and everybody is safe and sound this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. >> it's a miracle. that's all i can say. >> everybody was where they need to be at the right place at the right time. >> we had an exceptionally tough car. >> that never hurts. good to have you here. just ahead this morning, it may look like a medieval torture device, but growing numbers of people say lying on something akin to a bed of nails is doing the trick when it comes to relieving back pain. we're going to test it out when we return. this is the "early" sh

taña, taña, taña! what's happened? when was the last time you talked to sasha?army. lord, how did you escape, where? tan, in general, i went to the city, i’ll try to intercept him at the hospital. and you stay here by chance. if he returns, we will need to detain him, wait, i don’t understand anything, we ’re wasting time, if the police find him earlier, they won’t arrest him, he faces a prison sentence for escaping, and if we bring him back ourselves, then there’s a chance to get him off from this matter, that’s it, come on, i ’ll try to find someone with whom i can leave lyoshka, i’ll come for her too, maybe you’ll come with us after all? well, i told you that i can’t, i have a lot of things to do, that's it, my dear, sit down, well, will you miss your folder? well, yes, but will you look after your mother? uh-huh, well, that’s it, that’s it, then i’ll leave her in good hands for now, dear. you too behave well, i have eyes and ears everywhere, but i can’t promise that, i should have come with us, natasha, natasha, you should have been spanked before, yes, he c

tana, thank you very much. wrap up, stay warm and we'll see you very soon. tana brier joining us there from the epsom races. >>> as we head to break, check out world markets live, our blog, runs throughout the entire european trading day. more online as well, cnbc.com. and we'll see you in a minute. find us on twitter as well or on e-mail. ur enterprise uses goes . smart devices are up. cloud is up. analytics is up. seems like everything is up except your budget. introducing comcast business enterprise solutions. with a different kind of network that delivers the bandwidth you need without the high cost. because you can't build the business of tomorrow on the network of yesterday. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "street signs." i'm louisa bojesen. the governor of the bank of austria plays down the risk of missing the ecb target. >> we'll have low inflation this year, but we think that in the next year we will have a quite substantial pickup in inflation. >> european shares this morning in the green. brent crude climbing higher as well. the nonfarm pa

reporter: a river so powerful, people even ascribe miracles to it. 30 kilometers south of lake tana, the blue nile falls are africa's second biggest. the falls are themselves a miracle in ethiopia, a country generally notorious for drought and hunger. time appears to have stood still in the impoverished highlands. further south, the blue nile bends westwards, heading towards the sudanese border, where it will be used to provide the country with electricity. 40 kilometers before the river reaches sudan, a huge dam and hydraulic power station are taking shape on africa's biggest construction site. 10,000 workers toil here day and night. the grand ethiopian renaissance dam was supposed to be completed last year, but it's behind schedule. ethiopia intends using the blue nile's physical power to end its dependence on international development aid. tenalem: africans can make a difference. africa is a resoururceful continent. africa has all the potential to develop. so that's -- we have to lookok inwards. if we think that way, then we can change our continent. i think it's an eye-opener to

he's really pushing the strategic at tana me narrative.s is something that he has been long to profess. he mentioned about two years ago that nato was framed. france has been seen as a real pushing. there are two ways to look at this. one could be that europe is stronger and does more burden sharing. it would be more useful to nato. for the last 30 years, there's been this idea that there's is a peace dividend. as you mentioned earlier, there's been so much money spent but has it used wisely? what about capacities? there's big issues in gas and logistics and basic communications among eu mentor -- member states. i think strengthening europe and having a strengthened pillar within nato would be hugely beneficial, especially since we are not only facing russia anymore. we are facing russia, china, south korea. the europeans need to be fair -- far more active and use their funding more carefully. we've talked about battle groups. they've never been used. there's a lack of a political will and there's a sense that many times, europeans like to

tana's video has been viewed on line thousands of time since.called that school office manager and asked her to give her the good news because she was so worried about. she wanted her to know sooner then later. >> she didn't steel the thunder. >> no, she didn't. >> just beautiful. >> really beautiful. >> kate bilo's here with a look at our forecast. >> yes. >> we have got a little bit of everything in this forecast. we have a hot sunny day to day we have a cooler rainy day tomorrow. we have a chilly day. we have just a little bit of everything. lets get in to it. we have a lot to talk b it will be up and dunn through the next several days. we have another hot weekend on the way as well. here's is what going on right now. we have a peak of bethlehem where sunnies shining, lot of green out there, still, seeing peak of the fall colors just yet, and we will start to see that as we head through next couple of weeks. it has been so warm. you could see a little bit of the delay but not expecting too much. we are seeing some great color in the poconos a

he's really pushing the strategic at tana me narrative.s is something that he has been long to profess. he mentioned about two years ago that nato was framed. france has been seen as a real pushing. there are two ways to look at this. one could be that europe is stronger and does more burden sharing. it would be more useful to nato. for the last 30 years, there's been this idea that there's is a peace dividend. as you mentioned earlier, there's been so much money spent but has it used wisely? what about capacities? there's big issues in gas and logistics and basic communications among eu mentor -- member states. i think strengthening europe and having a strengthened pillar within nato would be hugely beneficial, especially since we are not only facing russia anymore. we are facing russia, china, south korea. the europeans need to be fair -- far more active and use their funding more carefully. we've talked about battle groups. they've never been used. there's a lack of a political will and there's a sense that many times, europeans like to

but tana hasse he used to do some rap and went to college and he hung out with a tremendous group of young poets at that howard and they helped to shape him and he hung out with the howard experience i think that really shaped his writing. i watched his i watched his writing over that. but i think his mother appreciated him much more than i did. she actually bought an early book of his poetry. he writes about him being a bad poet. i think he is a very good poet. but the people who he hung out with he felt were much better. but he published a chat book together and his mother brought it to me to print for him. he didn't know it but i read it closely and i felt his power in his poetry and this would have been 20 some odd years ago and then at the city paper really to become a sensation under david carr under his tutelage even at the city paper. he did a front page he'd only been there about two months. so so i'm saying all this to say and to always see the power. and it printed the book. that would not have been my mission. and your question because people always ask are you going to p

antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded, chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man? rain. ♪ i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> darren aronofsky, director of the films "pi," "requiem for a dream," "the wrestler," "black swan," and sort of appropriate to our location, "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> i guess it's one of the more extreme, distant places that you hear about that you'll never go to unless something weirdly summons you. you're sort of that weird force. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape. something like 80% of the animals here don't exist anywhere else. >> what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? here, you can see the blowback. the people have been chopping down the forests, and so you don't hav

tana, you want to respond?go. >> i was going to say i know a lot of people are upset but a lot of people, a lot of hispanics -- i was in nevada when mr. trump won the hispanic vote and in arizona. and there are a lot of hispanics that are 100% behind securing the borders. mr. trump is resonating with a lot of them. i agree with john mccain. this is a tough struggle but at the end of the day he is a republican and donald trump is a republican nominee. and it's either, you know, we vote for -- they vote for donald trump or hillary clinton in the white house. i understand it's a little bit difficult but if we all -- you know, they get behind him 100% focused on winning the, you know, the election, we can do this. and we will do this. >> tana, thank you. donna, i saw your fingers. >> no. i was saying it's a small, small percentage of hispanics that might support donald trump. they want a leader who will unite the country and who will stand up for all americans and that's not donald trump. >> donna, tana. >> we'll s

jomari: nos vamos con taÑa. taÑa: buenos dÍas. se preguntarÁn dÓnde estoy? nunca habÍa caminado tanto para llegar a hacer una entrevista, pero bueno. bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". [habla en inglÉs] han pasado 30 aÑos desde que empezÓ la primer pelÍcula de "al rey leÓn". por quÉ se tardaron tanto en hacer esta pelÍcula? [ habla en inglÉs] cÓmo se audicionar para un personaje como este? especialmente cuando tÚ tienes que hacer un leÓn que seguramente tienes que estar rugiendo enfrente de un espejo practicando. [habla en inglÉs] ella y su hija y entre otros famosos los comparte gran elenco que llega la pelÍcula. ademÁs de la mÚsica de uno de los nuestros miranda. tÚ recuerdas la primera vez que viste "el rey leÓn". cuÁntos aÑos tenÍas? [ habla en inglÉs] en la primera pelÍcula el rey leÓn nos da varias enseÑanzas. mi favorita era la canciÓn. en esta pelÍcula, cuÁl creen quÉ serÁ el mensaje para todos ahora? [ habla en inglÉs] muchas gracias. de verdad que estoy muy contenta de haber venido hasta aquÍy vivir esta experiencia. me gustarÍa invitar a toda la g

taÑa creo que todos lo hemos hecho con un amigo. raÚl: y sobre todo mira. taÑa: me gusta eso.de esta operaciÓn. quÉ pasa con el resto de las personas que son detenidas? jorge: el aÑo colateral va a haber. lo hemos dicho aquÍ tambiÉn. el daÑo colateral es importante tenerlo en cuenta. todas aquellas personas que estÁn indocumentadas en estados unidos y se enfrenten a un operativo de inmigraciÓn le van a pedir documentos. recomendaciÓn que dan los abogados nunca presentar papeles falsos, no mentir, tenga listo el plan b. satcha: tienen miedo no sÓlo inmigrantes sin documentos, sino tambiÉn activistas, abogados, voluntarios que los apoyan. asÍ lo revelan en exclusiva lÍderes de diversos grupos. tambiÉn publican lo siguiente sobre jueces de inmigraciÓn en el paÍs. te lo habÍamos adelantado aquÍ. ya estÁ disponible el artÍculo en univisiÓn noticias.com quÉ te estÁn diciendo? esto es algo nuevo? o ya lo habÍamos visto antes? jorge: no es nuevo, lo vimos durante la primera administraciÓn, pero ahora el temor ha crecido, el temor es mayor. lo que dicen abogados, abogados que defienden

its main feature is a sacred stone which resembles a sundial the inca would indeed why tana means the place where the sun is fatter. astronomers priests and teachers use the sum dial to calculate the course of the sun throughout the year the months and the time of day although we don't know what astronomical methods were used. van the end of matthew picchu remains a mystery with the fall of the into empire the decline of the city was probably inevitable after that it didn't take long for the jungle to reclaim the houses temples and rules and then the inca city of much of picchu slept for three hundred years. the fast pace of life in the digital globe. has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information on the planes and interviews with makers and users. next on. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on what. don't expect happy endings. the church. sleep. carefully. don't move those suit your needs to begin. to discover who. subscribe to the documentary. shift living in the digital age this time romanian sex cams and award winning la

tana marino rocks, is what the viewers said. the way she was training as a potential appliance repair person, she's just gifted. she loves fixing stuff. the customers are wowed by than so the women said i want what tana marino wants. 147 people reached out saying, how do i get involved in the trades? that opened the door to introduce women in the trades. >> funny part of the businesses are named mister. mister appliance, mister electric. ever think about changing the name? >> we get teased about that. with no ordinary plumber and a woman shows up, that is no ordinary plumber. we have some fun with that, some of our female franchise owners have gotten miss ruther on the back of the car. we need to think about that. >> thank you very much for being here with us today. i think it's a fantastic program and i appreciate you taking the time. >> thank you, becky. >>> up next, we are "on the money." planning to retire abroad? not so fast. what you need to watch out for. before you relocate overseas and america's oldest working musician

antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man?e a rain. i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> director of the film's pie, the wrestler, black swan, and sort of appropriate to our location "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> it is one of the more extreme places that you hear about but you know you'll never go to unless something weirdly summons you. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape. >> what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? here, you can see the blowback. all of a sudden you don't have soil anymore and you can't grow anything anymore. there we go. there we go. >> an important question. you are a vegetarian. >> yes. and it just sort of happened with the release of "noah."

lake tana, the source of the river, is a place of myth and legend.s the biggest lake in ethiopia and many of its 37 islands have their own monasteries. it's a very sacred place for ethiopian orthodox christians. this monastery dates back to the 14th century. some of these paintings are more than 400 years old. the nile appears in the old testament and legend has it that the ark of the covenant was briefly brought here. but all is not calm on these waters. the struggle for control of this great river is dividing the three countries that shade it. —— share it. the nile is the bringer of life, from when it launches itself downstream it has the power to bring peace or bring war. this is where the blue nile begins its long journey. from here up in the ethiopian highlands it will cut through caverns and canyons, across plains through sudan and egypt and into a delta of the mediterranean sea. around 85% of that water comes from here and that is why a vast new dam being built in ethiopia is dividing nations. this is the grand ethiopian renaissance dam and it

real hospital on tana island now. we've been listening to a girl whimper in pain. she's 9 years old and suffered a head wound when the roof collapsed. it also killed her mother and brother. that's the storm four days ago. we have spoken to the head doctor here. there's extensive damage extensive damage in this hospital hospital. they haven't been able to communicate with the out world because the radios and telephones are down to tell the capital city and out world the damage here and help that they need. the doctors says this little girl need to be medivaced. she could lose her life if she doesn't get taken to an intensive care award. >> what do you need most now? >> water and food for the patients and some medical supplies. to deal with injuries iv fluids oral rehydration fluids for dehydration and i think water would be number one on the list. >> reporter: this used to be the maternity ward. as you see, unusable still flooded under several inch of water. the only doctor here says that all of the medical machines th

mərgibər amerika , iranlılar qeyrətlidir, biz kəhlilər qeyrətliyik , inqilabında küreyında duranlardanıq, tana , inqilabın küreyındı durzağık ezal allah, yaşasın inqilabımızı, yaşasın azərbaycanımızı, azərbaycan nation". "çox ba qeyrətlidir və indiyəcən də inqilabın dalsında durubdur, mən öz ışımədə imam dəstur versə, wattanimdə ışeş də..." different political and economic trends compete in the elections. the importance of elections in choosing a strong parliament. the key is in the hands of the people. what prevents your competitors? pricing. do you agree with the concentration of all activities in tehran? you can say that this problem will be solved by moving the capital . tendencies debate on the eve of elections every day at 15:00 khabar network today wherever we are, tomorrow we are above important issues. the important thing that we should take care of to be able to maintain this honor today is the unity of our society . the most important component of unity is that we have unity around fundamental issues. the most important basic issue is unity around the enemy. unity is around the enem

taÑa: yo sÍ mi irÍa tradicional. alan: trajeron a batman. taÑa: batman su perro.so del anonimato a ser un gobernador que querÍa ser presidente para hacerlo. quÉ destacarÍa si tÚ? >> dejo una de la huella mÁs grandes que fueron los arduos cuando hablamos de egipto—— acuerdos cuando hablamos de egipto e israel. en un paÍs Árabe habÍa reconocido a israel como paÍs. dio un paso muy grande. fue clave para asegurarse que ambos paÍses sintieron que pudieron llevar este acuerdo el cual bien dÍa todavÍa no tenemos. a quedado una huella. tambiÉn en lo que es el departamento de energÍa. es algo que no existÍa antes cuando hablamos de combustible, del clima. tambiÉn alguien que ganÓ como dije anteriormente el premio nobel. es algo grande. lo que destaco aÚn despuÉs de la presidencia el Área humanitaria. maria: un hombre con mucha humanidad. sin embargo, la crisis de los rehenes en irÁn 444 dÍas tambiÉn marcÓ su presidencia. >> fue lo que marcÓ su presidencia. muchos piensan que fue una de las razones por la cuÁl Él no gano. fue un tiempo donde mucho tiempo pensÓ que era un pr

taÑa aguilera trabajaba en roble 19 09 al momento de la explosiÓn. >> el impulso que me aventÓ, me regresogencia brindaron atenciÓn a los heridos. la zona permanece resguardada por la guardia nacional. >> con este expediente los vecinos del edificio van a poder solicitar el seguro. >> han podido ingresar en grupos de cinco para rescatar sus pertenencias mÁs importantes, pero muchos tuvieron que evacuar. >> tienen que tirar todos los cristales y revisar las estructuras. patricia: hay muertos, heridos? >> el Último reporte informa que el saldo es de 29 personas lesionadas. la jefa del gobierno de la ciudad de mÉxico confirmÓ a la persona. paulina: muy buenas noches. patricia: gracias, paulina. un hombre jamÁs imaginÓ que la situaciÓn polÍtica se complicarÍa. >> estas imÁgenes en asia central tratan —— muestra la personas que tratan de detener un aviÓn. dos personas caen el vacÍo cuando el aviÓn estÁ en el aire. se informÓ que buscan una transferencia. jorge quedo atrapado en kabul. >> sigo en el aeropuerto. estÁn cortando electricidad. >> alex es un influenciar mexicano. >> un atentado terro

anyway, tana, potty mouth creek runs along. what leigh was able to do was to swing the army in northern virginia down and get it on the lower side of todd. a part of my creek facing the federals so todd of pottermore creek appa will end up operating like a moat that leigh is able to hold. leigh sends out in his cavalry which now commanded pretty much by hampton, not formally, but wade's the thing and they fight a battle with philip sheridan, the union cavalry commander at a place called horse shop, and are able to determine the exact location of the union forces and. basically lay that strong line along town upon him like creek there will be for the next two or three days what's known generally talked about is the battle of tyler pottermore creek. it's mainly a bunch little skirmishes. it's not really huge battle the union second corps tries to push way across town to pottermore creek and is to do so because the banks are the confederates have well have it well defended below the creek there's another attack that's made by the

ahkem balaskin tana , enemy of my earthquake with the wrath of god, too , my house is anaked . declare that you are not a threat and advance in the army of muhammad ank la takhd fatiharham blahib, rajoulak, declare that you are not a threat and advance in the army of muhammad . my house is under the wrath of god, my house is in an earthquake . my house is in the wrath of god. asar malana yashmakh, i am the history of your existence, build it for me, build it for god, and make it for god, your determination. asar malana yashmakh, i am the history of your existence. my earthquake is with the wrath of god . i am the house of spiders . i am the house of spiders . i am the house of spiders. or branches of palestine masrak baydak akhem baleskin za laduk or palestinian branches. masrak bidek akhem balsakin zana aduk my earthquake is in the glory of god, i am in the house of spiders , i am in the house of spiders , i am in the house of spiders, i am in the house of spiders, fant fik jinin, the tone of samudak, fant fik junid, we are steadfast , and publicly. and he will be victorious f