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he died at the age of 87 on friday.is daughter was abducteted to north korea more than 40 years ago. he dedicated half his life to bringing his daughter home from north korea. about 50 people attend the service monday near tokyo. among them were relatives of other japanese abductees, members of support groups, and government officials. his wife addressed the audience and also asked her husband to remember her and wait for her in heaven. they became symbols of the campaign to bring abductees back to japan. their daughter was abducted in 1977 in niigata prefecture on the sea of japan coast. she was 13 at the time. >>> in world weather, a powerful storm slammed into the louisiana coast on sunday, bringing flooding rain and strong winds across the u.s. gulf coast. let's go over to our meteorologist for the details. what is the latest? >> hello thehere. cristobal has weakened to a tropicical depression b but a lf moisture will continuee to brin heavy rainfall across the mississippi river valley on tuesday. the storm has alre

chefs are really good at aging fish, but we'd like to make aged fish more commonly available so a lotople can enjoy its taste. >> that fish looked good. as we saw today, thanking outside the box can give us more choices to reach better solutions. and that's all for today's "newsline" in depth. thanks fortu tuning in. make sure to do so next time, too. >> we begin u.s., where later today, george floyd's body will be laid to rest. he died two weeks ago in minneapolis after a white police officer kneeled on his neck. houston,as flown to where joe biden held a private meeting with the grieving family. more from houston. trip toiden made a texas, houstst, he was here this monday and met with the family. we spoke earlier

right into old age there's plenty of activity going on. that's because the muscles attached to our bones pull and exert forces on them. doesn't move it will fracture over time however that elasticities decreases. that's where the team of bone renovators come in cells known as osteoclasts osteoblasts and also. the osteoclasts of the cleanup crew breaking down bone tissue that has become too weak. then come the blasts they were missing bone material. for the site. there are 4 men who oversee the entire operation but this otherwise well organized team has a weak link by the time we reach 40. start slacking off when it comes to delivering construction material. this can result in a loss of mass. but people can help themselves through physical activity as they occur in most nose a range of simple exercises for giving your bones a workout. out in the shopping mall she soon finds passers by eager to join in. on. this and belly on the bold with your feet providing support at the back them from a rounded position you straighten your back and body w

not weight training can benefit everyone at any age. i know that dr fernando de meo he's a sports doctor here at the temple seen in berlin which insulates into center for sports medicine hi nice to meet you today and what does fitness actually mean many people associate fitness with strength they have large muscles the body be lost but indeed fitness is a composite of 5 different abilities it is strength in durance flexibility coordination and speed all 5 are related to feet and if you lack one of them you cannot consider yourself quite fit ok do understand this about strength and endurance because this is classical fitness but why is cutting nation so important well consider a person who want to dance even they are strong and they are very resistant they come down for hours but it's not going to be fun it's not going to be graceful it's not all not going to be nice for the partner you need all 5 abilities if you are not coordinated while driving a bike for example or if you are not flexible enough you are going to find it out and you'r

>> ag barr: he didn't tell me. found out later in the afternoon he might go outside of the white house. but like i said the decision to move outside of the perimeter was made sunday night by the park police in the early morning hours. on monday when i arrived, i agreed with the general of conception to move the parameters to fortify a sense of a stronger fencing and so forth, lafayette park, and also give some breathing space. in that decision was setting and execution at 2:00 with all the police tactical chiefs. >> bret: but i mean seeing what has come from it in the image that has at least been perceived, you wouldn't do it different? >> ag barr: the image has somewhat been created and miscreated in a sense that i haven't seen any videos on tv of all the violence that was happening preceding that. >> bret: you were hit or something was thrown at you? >> ag barr: i did go to the park before the actual operation to move out the perimeter. i personally saw projectiles thrown and two were thrown at me. the police off

you are right it's so liberating and at my age. the entire team osted the tough mudder course congratulations well there's no folks like an old folks so there's hope for me to see you again next week in the winter then let's all try to stay in good shape. it. is going to. be. the 1st. this garbage well what do you say small means. most likely the company in uganda is making a protective shield from bust equates to nationalist from talk of plastics come back explicitly join the pandemic. it's good for talk to send nurses and look for the environment eco africa. 30 minutes on the. border. how does the virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all be. just 3 of the topics covered in the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and the information on the cloning virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get your podcast you can also find us at the. science. i'm going crazy thing in full time. how to handle on the lives in times of the corona pandemic d.w. reporter keep your job

not the chronological age. this is your biological age meaning how your body is actually aging.hat that means, kenneth? >> what does it mean? >> i'm going to take the glass half-full approach and say, i'm younger than i actually am. >> look at you. >> i am a 19-year-old with an attitude. >> working on "world news now" for the past what, forever. >> i know. >> i am so old. it has been 84 years. >> you and prince phillip turned 99. >> we sure did. where is my queen? >>> this will be interesting. i wonder if anybody will really do it, though. >> this sounds scary. >> you are not go to hold the woman down. >> i am thinking of the next story. >> i said women. you are not going to hold the person down like let me scan your eye. >>> this is fun. apparently we have a $6 million man possibility around the corner. you can have this robotic arm powered by hydraulics to help you out in your daily tasks. >> this is where i said that it is scary. it can punch through a wall. >> it can hold tools. >> did i say you can smash through a wall in concrete? >>> we have been through stormy times and

the under 40 age groups. that's important to accelerate testing in the under 40 age group because that's the group most likely to have asymptomatic spread and be spreading the virus unbeknownst to them. i want to make it clear, no one is intentionally spreading the virus. they don't know that they're positive. they don't have symptoms and need to be tested in order to have that awareness. and so we really want to thank them again for coming forward and really enriching the amount of testing that's been done in the under 40-year-old age group. to our older population, you know if you have co-morbidities, you know if you're over 80, we ask you if in the hot spots, in the states that are having expansion in cases, to continue to shelter as much as you can. and use your grandchildren to go and do your shopping. >> thank you very much, dr. birx. thank you, mr. vice president. i want to extend just for a couple of minutes some of the comments in that were made both by the vice president and by dr. birx. it has to d

selwa is five, the same age as the war.ge caused by malnutrition she's had since she was two months old. the vicious mixture that is destroying yemen is killing her. a man—made war, man—made hunger, and the coronavirus pandemic‘s grip on a broken country. selwa's parents are among the 2 million yemenis who have been forced to flee their homes because of the war. herfather, ibrahim, says they can't pay for any more medical treatment. selwa is not the only one. unicef says malnutrition has caused permanent mental and physical damage to 45% of yemen's under—fives. this is aden — better supplied than most parts of yemen, but still living on the edge. there is food, if you can pay — many cannot. it's 20% more expensive than a fortnight ago, because the currency has crashed. yemen is an easy target for the virus. its citizens' immune systems are exhausted, their health care system is 50% destroyed by the war. some provinces have two hospital beds for every 10,000 people. this doctor filmed at his better—off hospital in aden. rich

of their age. why should boys also be vaccinated against h.p.v. well 1st of all men are the ones who can transmitted to woman to get h.p.v. infected. as you talk about it. we should all get vaccinated against h.p.v. or a woman. at the same time men can also get cancer from h.p.v. infection so it can cause cancer and it was a no and. that can be prevented through vaccination and now this new fix seems in the pipeline which we can look forward to while they have plenty of scenes in the pipeline 1st of all and i think one of the most pressing one is the as we've seen. a virus that can cause. pneumonia in children and newborns and it's actually often a lethal disease so having a big scene against this virus would be really great and it would be very efficacious for everyone but at the same time you have scenes that are being developed and actually also licensed against. many of the scenes so because it's the most efficacious and most cost effective way to prevent an infection and did read it kate those infectious diseases thank you so much for the int

vaccination be given between the age of 9 and 14 as it's been shown to work best if it's administered than. so that it. but take up is still low in many countries even though the vaccine is safe and effective. the immunologist and they ask for money says that h.p.v. vaccination makes sense for everyone he says the body can cope with most viruses but our immune responses don't generally offer long lasting protection. and i have to see if we know that in the case of a natural infection the immune response is low and doesn't last so a person can get infected by the same type of virus again the h.p.v. vaccination produces a much stronger immune response and offers protection that lasts a very long time at least 10 to 16 years i predict that the vaccination will actually afford lifelong protection from it. there may be no very long term studies as yet but doctors such as gynecologist that advise women to get the vaccination if they've had suspicious cells removed from their cervix. who do this is based on sound scientific evidence a large randomized study showed women in this position who

out from them into the other age groups which are at risk. taking gap in the coming weeks. but as a way to stop this as the country opens up? the country does need to have a working economy. that is a reasonable statement. however we have to accept the nature of that economy will have to change, some things will to be more difficult to get the we need to do it all costs even if we accept that some amount of disease and death is inevitable in the face of a pandemic wa nt to inevitable in the face of a pandemic want to minimise it and preserve health care and that is why it is especially concerning that in some places like houston and parts of arizona it is satellite health care is already being stretched to its capacity. and we know that if you we re capacity. and we know that if you were to stop all new infections in those places, right now, for people who are being affected right now would be starting to be rolling into the icy use in a couple weeks' time. what about predictions for a second wave as people look ahead to later in the year? th

in are under that age. we were talking about a lot of people in their 20's, in particular, early 30's. even the ones above that median age, we are seeing a lot of people in their late 30's and early 40's. those groups by a large will be much less at risk for really serious consequences as we know with this virus. in florida, we've had 86% of all covid related fatalities have been in the age group of 65 or older. there have been more covid linked fatalities over the age of 90 than under the age of 65. by and large, you are talking about folks 55 and under, but certainly 35 and under. you are talking about much less of a risk group now. if you have significant conditions, this is something that can certainly aggravate that. but, that is what we are seeing. the community transmission is being driven by that 18 to 35-year-old group. in fact, the positivity rate for 15 to 1444 is getting close to 20%. so, that's a lot different than where we were at the beginning of june. if you go from june 1 until now, the num

their age group, we think, is important. it is so important we recognize that as we issued guidance to reopen american now two months ago, and now as all 50 states are opening up our country, people are going back to work -- everyday life is being restored one step, one day at a time. i think it's important we remind ourselves this is not the choice between the health of the american people and a strong economy. there are profound health lockdownsns to the through which we just passed. i heard a statistic not long ago at a task force briefing that in one jurisdiction, there have been a 50% increase in the number of people presenting in emergency room's having attempted suicide. there are profound mental health issues. there are profound economic issues. people needing to be back to work. our objective today is to make sure the american people know in 34 states, the cases are largely stable. and there is no combination of rising cases and rising positivity rates. that's a tribute to the american people. in the 16 states we ar

she topped the charts, aged 93, in 2010., she listened to the children of her old school and remembered the singing coach who she had ignored. # don't know where, don't know when...# when she heard me sing, she says, "no, i can't train that voice, it's not a natural voice." so i said, "well, thank you very much, madam," and left! # keep smiling through # just like you always do...# dame vera was still with us this year, as communities were tested by the current pandemic. a unifying spirit, reflected on by the queen during her recent, very personal message. we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again, we will meet again. # we'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when...# vera lynn was never happier than when she was with the veterans she still called "my boys". the words that meant so much will survive long after they have left us. # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day #. dame vera's popularity

are rarely immunized in the democratic republic of congo for example almost 5000 children under the age of 5 died from measles and 2900 quarter of a 1000000 were infected and that at a time when ebola was spreading infrastructure was failing and health centers were under attack. unicef was still there to help like here in custody province. in the past we would go for 2 or 3 months without seeing a single case of measles but since the epidemic we are seeing one or 2 a day before the epidemic there were very rarely infection it's. but it's not just war and shortages that make the campaign difficult people themselves have reservations but unicef teams do more than vaccinate they inform and educate as well. explain the advantages of immunization of vaccinated child is protected and even if there is a sudden outbreak the child is still protected. over 80 percent of the world's children are vaccinated thanks in part to aid organizations such as unicef and doctors without borders 80 percent. it may sound like a lot but it's not enough in the case of measles the vaccination rate needs to be 95

remember, those comorbidities spanned the entire age group. we know we have people in jeopardy age groups with andificant type 1 diabetes may also have individuals with significant obesity. we know those are risk factors. risk factors go with your comorbidity, not necessarily with your age. as we call an individual to protect one another, bypassing someone on the street, you don't know what comorbidities they have, so this is why we been focused on trying to protect one another. we also know who is at risk for the highest mortality. because of that, clinical care has dramatically improved. i want to thank nih, who has been working constantly to update the clinical guidelines, so physicians around the world using those have the most updated information about how to actually improve disease courses of those in the hospital. reports have improved treatments in the hospital that we did not have in march and april, with grooved message of oxygenation, which is important, improved treatment of acute respiratory distress, individuals on a ventilator,

many aging chinese face an uncertain future.ore than 240 million people aged over 60 live in the republic of china. some projections say that by 2050, one in three chinese will be old-aged. the reason goes baback to chins one-child policy, which stood for over 30 years. this led to a disproportionately aging population. the law changed in 2016 to allow two children per couple. chinese tradition requires children to take in their aging parents and care for them in their own homes. but that's becoming less feasible. chun xuan mao is a privately run care-home in the city of tianjin. it's a first class facility with one carer for every patient. the top floor boasts an artificial garden. and residents can dance with the manager herself. but this all comes at a high price, as much as 3000 euros a month. for most chinese pensioners, this sum is astronomically high. there are hardly any old people's care facilities in china, and the few that exist have trouble finding qualified personnel. yang: china's geriatric care market is developin

65 and older and those of the age group who have some other health based condition. we know that 75% of the deaths of covid-19 result from ages 65 and older with another type of health condition. unless you're in the age group and need to go out for some reason, my recommendation that you still remain home, however, you don't need to be in the age group to understand that staying at home does more to ensure that you will not come into contact with somebody who has covid-19. it is just a mathematical result if you stay at home the likelihood of spreading covid-19 decreases. as opposed to increases. and in addition to that, one thing we've all learned in the past few months, there are three strategies that everyone can u use, they will go a long way to slowing and reducing the spread of covid-19, one is to wear a mask, two is to use frequent hand sanitizer and three is to maintain the safety since he practices. you cannot get covid by walking around somewhere, covid will be exchanged by getting up close to somebody where it can be transmitted. if you wear the mask and

it's important to continue to accelerate testing among the under 40 age group because that's the age group most likely to have a symptomatic spread and be spreading the virus unbeknownst to them. no one is intentionally spreading the virus but they don't know they are positive, they don't have symptoms and need to be tested to have that awareness so we want to thank them for coming forward and enriching the amount of testing done in the under 40-year-old age group. our older population, you know if you have comorbidity, if you're over 80, we ask you in these states having expansion in cases to continue to take shelter as much as you can use your grandchildren to do your shopping. in. >> thank you very much. i want to extend some of the comments made by the vice president and doctor birx. it has to do with the situation you find ourselves facing right now. it's very clear that there are certain areas in the country, states, towns, cities and regions doing well, they will follow the guidelines and open up in a prudent way that's been effective. however, we are facing a serious problem

a lot of it is people our age also other chronic illness. i'm fortunate not to and using be looking pretty good yourself. some of it is just the correlation with other kinds of things that would put you at risk. people of diabetes or heart disease or chronic lung disease. you can see how that might be a circumstance for a virus arriving on scene would be ethically dangerous point but some of this test do seem to be an effect of age. our best guess is the immune systems ability to respond gets a a little tired, a little sleepy. we know giving someone a flu shot winner over 65 you don't always get as good an immune response as if people were 25. there's something there that may be placed into this. we have a lot of work to do yet to sort that out. >> what are you doing to stay healthy? the walk every day, take aspirin, , pray, what do you do? >> i do pray. that's my status point. i wake up early. i spent some time in meditation and read scriptures, and then i workout in my basement. we've had a lot of iron down there, and i'm doing pretty heav

now at capacity amid a coronavirus surge, major league baseball shutting down training camp the new age dprgroup now getting hit the hardest as the death toll in the u.s. crosses 120,000. >>> statues toppled, not just confederate leaders, but now monuments to george washington and ulyssess. grant. >>> good news tonight, the unlikely friendship that's got everyone on board. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> i'm kate snow in for jose tonight tonight in tulsa, oklahoma, an arena is packed with thousands, rallying for president trump's reelection staging the event in a city that still struggles with racial injustice and during the pandemic drew strong criticism and warnings from public health officials today we learned six members of the president's advanced team tested positive for coronavirus. we begin with white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: the president left washington late today for a destination he has not seen in 110 days, the campaign trail. >> the events in oklahoma are unbelievable the rouds are unbelievable. >> reporter: coron

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their age group, we think, is important. look, it is so important that we recognize that, as we issue guidance to reopen america, now two months ago, and now has all 50 states are opening up our country again, people are going back to work, american every day life is being restored, kind of one step, one day at a time. i think it is important that we remind ourselves that this is not a choice between the health of the american people and a strong economy. there are profound health implications to the lockdown through which we just passed. i heard a statistic not long ago at a task force briefing that, in one jurisdiction, there has been a 50% increase in the number of people presenting in emergency rooms having attempted suicide. there are profound mental health issues, there are profound economic issues, people needing to be back to work. so, we are -- our objective here today is just to make sure the american people know, in 34 states, the cases are largely stable and there is no combination of rising cases and rising posi

so sad, dame vera lynn dies at the age of 103.d in his report, the queen are making reference to her most famous song, we'll meet again, when she addressed the nation about the coronavirus pandemic. she chose those words to send a message of hope to people that despite time as being incredibly tough, people would eventually be able to be reunited with loved ones. sentiments that vera lynn very much wanted to pass on through her music, through her songs, although it was interesting to hear her in that clip talk about how sometime she thought the sentimental nature of the music might make the troops homesick. so, many tributes coming in already to dame vera. 0bviously, many tributes coming in already to dame vera. obviously, in more recent yea rs, dame vera. obviously, in more recent yea rs , we dame vera. obviously, in more recent yea rs, we have dame vera. obviously, in more recent years, we have seen less of her but she reached a wonderful age of 103 and her music, that time, that period she represents kept her very much in the p

and furthermore, when we set different ages, like the driving age or the voting age or the drinking age, i think we often think, 16-year-olds are ready to drive, but not ready to vote. or 18-year-olds are ready to vote, but not read ready to dri, and we often get this thinking backwards. if we don't allow young people to do certain things, they won't be able to develop those capacities. so when i started voting in my late teens or early 20s, i found some of our state ballot measures confusing, as you might as well. and probably voted a couple of them wrong. but if we give 16- and 17-year-olds the chance to be included in conversations about,. >> commissioner haney:, why are you voting on this one this way, we'll have a generation of smarter and salvier voters that will benefit the state and entire country. thanks for hearing my public comment. and i urge you to support the charter amendment. can we have the next caller, please. hi. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: good morning. supervisors, can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. please proceed. >> great. so great to see

when you're young it's different but at the age of 93 what do you have to worry about. he had prepared himself for death how about housman contracted covert 19 at the age of $93.00 and fought the disease for more than a month. well it hit me hard i was growing miserable and i was always tired lost my appetite but the knew i couldn't eat anything at all times throughout the surname i didn't feel like eating anyway. during the illness he lost 12 kilos at one point it seemed he would not make it he had already decided against going to a hospital and intubation but habit for his way through and pushed himself to go just a little bit further every day with his walker he had no fear during his illness. i was afraid when i was taken prisoner i felt fear then but now with the flu i wasn't at all afraid. have had was a paratrooper during world war 2 he says those times toughened him up and that might be why he was able to survive covert 19 at such an advanced age. we were drilled it was tough during the winter we had to wash ourselves in an open street none of us ever got sick n

so there are some for either school age or university or postgraduate age, but a lot of the content willcused on life skills, and things that are interesting for people. and how are you going to deliver that education? because presumably it's going to be in short, bite—size chunks, in the same way that any tiktok video is presented. we think this is about applying the power of tiktok to learning. and what i mean by that is it's about effects, it's about audio, it's about engaging transitions, using all the tools that make tiktok videos so engaging and fun. amongst tiktok‘s partners is english heritage, a charity that manages hundreds of historic sites in the uk, and can see the importance of reaching a younger audience through social media. we think that tiktok's a really safe place to explore some of the stories that perhaps matter most people. so things like black history, for example, lgbtq stories from some of our sites, women's history as well. it feels like a very safe, welcoming environment to explore those stories. this is reminding me of youtube‘s journey. both platforms started

she topped the charts age 93 in 2010. 100th birthday, she listened to the children of her old school and remembered the singing coach she had ignored. # don't know where, don't know when...# when she heard me sing, she says, "no, i can't train that voice. it's not a natural voice." # keep smiling through, just like you always do she was still with us this year, as communities were tested by the current pandemic. a unifying spirit, reflected on by the queen during her recent personal message. we should take comfort that, while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again, we will meet again. # we'll meet again # don't know where, don't know when...# vera lynn was never happier than when she was with the veteran she still called my boys. the words that meant so much will survive long after they have left us. # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day #. dame vera's songs and popularity reached across generations. last month she became the

from a young age children are put through rigorous physical training. at the age of 7 they begin their basic training and weapons and military tactics that last several months. don't much needles they're being forced to be vigilant at all times which is highly stressful. they are never allowed to relax spoke to peaceable pussy. at the end of the training there was a graduation party of sorts but amid growing eye is losses all the children have really become is cheap cannon fodder. the self-proclaimed i it's kind of it began losing ground in iraq in syria after the battle of mosul in late 2016. i. i asked commanders then increasingly began to send children to the front a truly perfidious tactic. with us on the phone if you see a kid with a machine gun before you realize what you're seeing your dad tells us it's a type of terror seeing children in such unimaginable situations a soldier. on the ground i asked was declared defeated in march 2019. but underground it's still plot terror attacks some with the help of children this propaganda video shows a boy

people are getting very creative in this day and age during the coronavirus.need their beer, give the people what they need. this was in michigan. antrim county. they're delivering beer via sea plane, six crates of it from the shorts brewing company. this is bolstering small businesses that are probably hurting during this period. beer by air. >> the beer guy is now a pilot as well, not bad. >> next, beer by drone. >>> beer to eggs but not just any eggs. i am so freaked out by this story, guys. >> i'm never going to eat eggs again. >> this woman was bored in the uk, so she decided to try to hatch eggs. like ducklings from eggs from the supermarket. and according to the story, y'all, it worked. >> no. >> yes. it worked. this woman here, she was able to get some -- she got quail and duck eggs from her supermarket chain, waitross, a uk-based supermarket chain. she said the quail eggs did not develop, but after six days in the incubator, she checked the duck eggs, saw the veins. >> no. >> saw the tiny, wiggly embryo. >> no, uh-uh. >> she said the excitement kicked

one new study in california found 44% of people who tested positive were under the age of 35. what do you make of this? >> so we are seeing a high rate of infection across many communities in california across the u.s. that is disproportionate to the increase in testing being conducted across all age groups, and there are a couple of reasons for this occurrence. many of the younger individuals who were sheltering in place are now coming back out into the community, either returning to work or because schools have closed are now out and about. congregating settings are re-opening such as bars, so the number of individuals who one interacts with has increased especially in close quarters. mask wearing and limiting the number of groups, individuals are interacting with continues to be one of the easiest and most effective ways to stop the spread of transmission. >> our thanks to dr. ravi. >>> more cruises are being canceled because of coronavirus. norwegian cruise lines is canceling its august and september trips. the company is also canceling some october cruises for all three o

why so many children to africa and the pending to work to support their families from such a young age indeed 72000000 children across africa and that is one child in fife aged 5 to 17 and africa it is very high there are reasons. this is link of course to poverty and. the story of the boy in central africa republic perfectly illustrates the complexity of factors that are. creating child labor poverty is the lack of access to education to create you creation in the case of central africa education history and compulsory on paper but in practice many children out of school the lack of access to social protection again the story of the child in central africa shows that he's an orphan and his mother is sick. there's no health care there's no safety net and the only possibility. to start working the lack of warning is a population whose very well it is 3 comment re the lack of increase in force and on the low because the majority of. workers in africa are in the form of the common where this is very no one knowing it's. the majority of children in africa also working in the agricultural s

program the united nations is warning that millions of children are risk of being pushed into under age labor by the global health emergency extreme poverty made worse by economic shutdowns in many countries means that all too many children are undertaking dangerous and explore that if work to support their families the situation is especially diane the central african republic the overwhelming majority of the population there lives on less than a dollar a day. then we said old and he's a waiter in this restaurant in benghazi because people of dissent laugh a republic. that way and his mother fled the war in bunbury in 2017 he works here for 9 hours a day every day for a salary of just 350 fancy of a that's a little less than a year a day my father was killed my mother is very ill that. i go out to get money so we can buy medicine for my mother so we can treat her and so that we can buy food for us selves. according to the lookout enjoy funston from tia there are more than 600000 children in distress all over the country following the conflicts since 2013 however like many of these chil

now, he has a daughter of nearly the same age.y celebrated together as the final whistle blew and today, it was still sinking in. daddy was about the same age as you the last time they won the league. can you imagine waiting till you're daddy's age for it to happen again? no. yeah. we're going to win again, aren't we? yeah. this is it. we'll win every single time because they're just amazing. i thinkjurgen klopp, you know, he's started a dynasty. i think he's built something so good that, you know, i'd like to think this is the first of many that we'll get and again, we're back on our perch. at anfield today, they were busking in victory as well as sunshine, enjoying this new moment in their shared history. the long league drought has coincided with the years of grief which this community's suffered since 96 of its supporters were killed. liverpool is a club which has experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. hillsborough happened the season before the team last won the league. they felt its impact personally, and t