well, aj's real. aj's british, aj's nigerian, aj's for the world. aj's big. numberone, aj. peace. see anthonyjoshua win? does it feel like a win for nigeria? i mean, it definitely does feel good, but that is a little bit dampened by the fact that the british anthem played, not the nigerian anthem. least he could have done was play both. i mean, we repped for anthony hard in nigeria. everybody knows he is always here, we rep for him hard. i feel he should have played the nigerian anthem as well. let's bring you back to our breaking news story this hour. a fire in a factory in new delhi in india has killed at least 35 people and injured as many as 50. we are getting so many reports now coming out of new delhi. according to the latest, 35 people have died in this factory fire, in this anaj mandi area, in the north—west of the city. the narrowness of the roads in this district made it quite difficult for the authorities to reach the area. there are now apparently 25 fire engines on the scene of the fire incident. at the moment, the latest we have heard is that the fire has been put ou

well, aj's real. aj's british, aj's nigerian, aj's for the world. aj's big. numberone, aj. peace., to see anthonyjoshua win? does it feel like a win for nigeria? i mean, it definitely does feel good, but that is a little bit dampened by the fact that the british anthem played, not the nigerian anthem. least he could have done was play both. i mean, we repped for anthony hard in nigeria. everybody knows he is always here, we rep for him hard. i feel he should have played the nigerian anthem as well. and you can find much more on anthonyjoshua's victory on our website. just log on to bbc.com/news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: welcome to pooh corner. a new museum opens showcasing the history behind the winnie the pooh stories. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celeb

aj's real. aj's british, aj's nigerian, aj's for the world. aj's big. numberone, aj!s a nigerian, to see anthonyjoshua win? does it feel like a win for nigeria? i mean, it definitely does feel good, but that is a little bit dampened by the fact that the british anthem played, not the nigerian anthem. least he could have done was play both. we repped for him hard in nigeria. everybody knows he is always here, we rep for him hard. i feel he should have played the nigerian anthem as well. and you can find much more on anthonyjoshua's victory on our website. just log on to bbc.com/news. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us and iran have carried out a prisoner swap in a rare sign of cooperation between the two countries. the saudi air force officer who shot dead three people at a naval base in florida is reported to have played videos of mass shootings at a dinner before the killings. britain's longest—running rail franchise has reached the end of the line tonight. virgin trains, which has been operating the west coast mainline between london and glasgow since 1997, ran

. >> with aj. >> aj, the columnist for the daily news, and donald trump and they're fighting over a woman, and aj is saying i was in love with this woman, why did you have to take her away from me? i was better in bed than you, let's get her on the phone and compare. she was way more in love with me. aj goes you're a sociopath, you would send her articles where it said you were a billionaire and circle the word billionaire, and this is going on on the radio, i'm orchestrating this conversation that's unbelievable, some of the best radio you ever will read or hear. >> i found it painful to read. >> because he's our president. is that why? >> just painful as -- that he was taking pleasure in this, you know -- i mean, i don't know who aj benza is, he was on your radio, i hope he's doing well but, you know, it's not necessarily an even fight. and, i mean, he's -- it's the argument of a 15-year-old. >> it's a 15-year-old argument and he's picking the wings off a fly. >> yeah. >> and so, you know -- >> as an interviewer -- i don't gt to interview him anymore because he doesn't do it. but he was

." >> reporter: one by one, the boys came in...aj mclean, howard dorough and nick carter. >> i likedound but i'd said to them, "you really need to have five- part harmony." >> reporter: kevin richardson was playing aladdin at disney world. >> kevin came into the group and recommended his cousin brian. so that formed five guys together. i put the money out to help them. we'd give them choreographers, we'd give them vocal lessons, we'd give them tutors. i think i'm a great cultivator. they call me big papa. >> lou does give himself a nickname, it's big papa because he's got it all covered. he's taking care of all of it. >> reporter: the band became backstreet boys and started making appearances like here on channel 6 in orlando. channel 6 in orlando. >> what is your name? >> i'm aj mclean >> john seabrook then lou books them at seaworld, which is of course a big attraction in orlando. >> make some noise for the backstreet boys! >> pearlman makes a video tape of a seaworld performance and sends it around to people in the industry. >> reporter: next the group went on a tour of high schoo

a knockout and aj will win.e dunes," tomorrow's fight will take place here on the edge of the desert at a 15,000 seater venue built from scratch in less than two months. the next time anthonyjoshua comes face—to—face with his opponent will be in the ring tomorrow night. the real sense here in riyadh is that this is the biggest moment in his career, his credibility underlined. aj, how are you feeling? look at the support. it's lively, you know what i mean? are you confident? talk is cheap. despite the pressure, joshua seems relaxed and whatever happens tomorrow, he will earn £60 million forfighting on saudi soil. what he wants above all is to establish himself as one of the best boxers in the world. dan roan, bbc news, riyadh. now it's time for the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. irish weather forecasters over at veteran have named the first storm to approach the british isles, it is storm etila. a storm is under way because of the jet stream. cold air working out of north america is supercharging the jet

aj, how are you feeling? look at the support. are you confident? talk is cheap.ng on saudi soil. what he wants above all is to establish himself as one of the best boxers in the world. dan roan, bbc news, riyadh. that's it. newsnight is getting underway on bbc two, with more on tonight's leaders' debate. now, though, on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

aj, how are you feeling? look at the support. are you confident? talk is cheap.— he will earn £60 million. what he wants above all is to establish himself as one of the best boxers in the world. dan roan, bbc news, riyadh. a father has shed what it is like when his baby daughter's hearing aids are switched on in the morning for top he tweeted the picture of the four—year—old georgina reacting to her‘s voice. the four—year—old georgina reacting to her's voice. that is a very loud hello! she was diagnosed as severely deaf in september and wears a hearing aid in each ear. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. it's looking quite turbulent this weekend, with our first main storm of the season putting in an appearance late on sunday, ringing strong winds, gales, and also rain at times, but there will be drier interludes at tile —— as well put up most up—to—date's showers are starting to clear. still if you are in east anglia and the south—east and some across scotland, and i think one or two will continue here overnight, but generally speaking it will be dry

ruiz is a great fighter, and it‘s for aj to win the unified belts back again.ast time, and he wants to go out there and prove a point, so i believe he is going to do it, and i really do hope so, too. charlie edwards there, a friend of anthonyjoshua. just eight days on from last friday‘s fatal knife attack on london bridge — local residents and business owners are trying to re—establish a sense of normality. on what is usually the busiest weekend of the year for shoppers in the area, victoria hollins has been to find out how people are feeling. as out how people are feeling. we remember a week. this as we remember a week ago today at this hour... minute's silence for the victims of london‘s most recent atrocity. southwark cathedral has witnessed two of attacks in less than two years. two and a half years ago when we had the first attack in the area. i think people are feeling on edge, people aren‘t sleeping and we are trying to give some care for those people. a book of condolence pays tribute inside the cathedral to those killed and injured in the attack. two v

ruiz is a great fighter, and it's for aj to win the unified belts back again.ving him a lot of stick since the last time, and he wants to go out there and prove a point, so i believe he is going to do it, and i really do hope so, too. and this fight is taking place in saudi arabia. any concerns within the boxing world about taking part ina the boxing world about taking part in a country that has such severe criticism about its human rights and so criticism about its human rights and so on? i'm not too sure, i have a look too deeply into that. when i went out to dubai, i know it is not saudi arabia, it was very safe. but it will be safe as houses. eddie hearn would not take his fighters and other fighters if hearn would not take his fighters and otherfighters if there hearn would not take his fighters and other fighters if there was going to be danger orjeopardy. yes, it was a question more about the effects of supporting a country in what is going on there. butjust taking it back to what is going on today, what you think the final outcome will be? and how much

aj does that a two but by the same token goverment can also be just capable of determining which individuals are good risk and therefore should pay less. so i think there is some reforms we can do on pricing instead of a one size fits all approach that uses the private sector for private discovery, some unique partnerships in the future, and i look forward to talking to the chairman about that. because i think some folks deserve to actually do a little better. and with that i also would ask unanimous consent to in certain opening concert from ranking member mchenry off the full committee in tunisia record. >> i do not object. >> i yield. back >> to the gentleman from or higher yields back. and today we welcome this testimony. brian montgomery off the federal housing administration, witness and reminded that your oral testimony will be limited to five minutes without objection. your written statement will be made a part off the record and your now recognized for five minutes to give your oral presentation of the testimony. >> thank you very much mister chairman and ranking member stars and di

aj, how are you feeling? look at the support. are you confident? talk is cheap. despite the pressure, joshua seems relaxed and whatever happens tomorrow, he will earn £60 million forfighting on saudi soil. what he wants above all is to establish himself as one of the best boxers in the world. dan roan, bbc news, riyadh. that's it. newsnight is getting underway on bbc two, with more on tonight's leaders‘ debate. now, though, on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines tonight. the countdown is on for the ‘the clash on the dunes‘ — with a 3 stone weight difference between anthonyjoshua and andy ruinunior. nigel pearson is the new watford manager. he's their third this season and faces a fight to save the premier league's bottom club. and she says she's accomplished everything. former world number one caroline wozniacki announces she's retiring from tennis injanuary. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's less than 2a hours until anthonyjoshua gets the chance to reap r

three in the rugby union's european champions cup, winning the all english tie against sale at the aj the second of exeter‘s three tries. they held on despite a late fightback from the sharks. the return fixture takes place next sunday. elsewhere, gloucester picked up their first european win of the season with a 26—17 victory over connaught. they trailed the irish side until danny cipriani's interception setup louis rees—zammit to push them ahead. two further tries earned them a bonus point too. it's the final of the uk snooker championship today. there'll not be a new name of the trophy but it's been a while since ding junhui or stephen maguire had their hands on it. it was ding, champion in 2005 and 2009 who got off to the better start in york, 4—0 up by the mid session interval before 2004 winner maguire hauled himself back to within a frame. ding claimed the last frame of the afternoon session to lead 5—3. "7-3. first to 10 is the winner. that's all the sport for now. 0n the red button and bbc sport website right now you can watch the final day of the european short course swimmi

sold i have aj mortgage, 100 percent. already, had not paid. >> what do you develop a system, to reduce the amount of homeowner has to pay. on the homeowner. when they have a lot of equity in the property. >> that is the right question. and, so, we have been lucky, to have that, as a reference or, sort of premiums right large. these are based on number of long the faa mortgages. it's a, way to find more balance. i would maintain, even though the edgy of sea bass private mortgages certain, scars, away there is edgy fee in place. for the life alone. >> we are talking, a much longer light. when you have equity. >> we want to move on, services, frequently place. loans and forbearance. providing time, for the consumers, to assess damages and recover. if the forbearance exceeds beyond 60, days alone, is under reported. as being in default., and is reported, all against the, lender on the neighborhood. why, should regardless, if it's in its last. our approach, of a small, lenders even a handful, of mortgages. can lead to a signi

over several trips we visited aids or fan ajs, water purification plants, and compact trips. we saw on these trips -- excuse me -- the material impacts of terrorism and grinding poverty in countries like nigeria and mali but he enjoyed some pretty good times, too. seeing the fruits of the best pineapple plantation i've ever been on and enjoying a beautiful vineyard in capetown, south africa. but johnny didn't just go because it was an assignment. he went because it was his passion, even his calling. the first trip we took together was to a tiny impoverished country in west africa that hfnts had two -- hadn't had two senators visit. we went because a young peace corps volunteer from georgia had been murdered. tragically and senselessly murdered because she tried to report child abuse back to the capital. we had a remarkable and memorable seerries of meetings there that i won't go into it. the thing about johnny is not just he persuaded me and others to join him in the quest for justice for kate puzey, he worked and worked til ultimately the peace corps volunteer protection act

early. 7-0 and second quarter lights out taking over the tennessee starter play action and then finds ajd the defense 91 yards later after the broken tackle. the titans retake the lead as he strolls into the end zone. carr dials up a big play here. rico tiedt 14. third quarter, though, hunter henry 10 yards up and in. tennessee takes the lead. and they kept piling it on. titans win 42-21. the niners have now suffered six blow out losses. >> i know we had some moments in the last couple of weeks, but we've had some bright spots this season. we be some young building blocks in place i think raiders fans are going enjoy watching. >> and cal football is going to play illinois at levi's monday december, 30th. >> thanks, chris. >> well, just ahead a look at a >> well, just ahead a look at a local holiday you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah! you should've gotten a cart? that's yes for less. get gifts for everyone on your list and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion.

a knockout and aj will win. we haven't come all this wayjust to see him go the distance. a 15,000 seater venue built from scratch in less than two months. the next time anthonyjoshua comes face—to—face with his opponent will be in the ring tomorrow night. the real sense here in riyadh is that this is the biggest moment in his career, his credibility underlined. aj, how are you feeling? look at the support. it's lively. are you confident? talk is cheap. despite the pressure, joshua seems relaxed and whatever happens tomorrow, he will earn £60 million forfighting on saudi soil. what he wants above all is to establish himself as one of the best boxers in the world. dan roan, bbc news, riyadh. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. it's been a pretty grey and cloudy day today really with outbreaks of rain around at times. this was how the skies looked earlier on. in an leak in staffordshire, but most of us will have seen skies like these at some point during the day. 0vernight tonight, we will continue to see the feet of cloud, and a few passi

play-action pass to aj brown. 91 yards later he is going to stroll on into the end zone.r in the second, though, raiders get it right back. carr wide open to rico gaffered. 49 yards on the balloon coverage and fourth quarter now tied and a lot of scoring in this game, two. 28-21 and smith in the end zone, and titans double up the raiders 42-21. the raiders suffer their third straight blow out loss. >> we're trying everything we can to win a game. i know we had some ugly moments today in the last couple of weeks but we've had some real bright spots this season. we have some young building blocks in place i think radar fans are going to be watching. >> we did put ourselves in a position to make a run and we didn't do it. it's just as simple as that. >> to the ice, sharks and panthers some intermission fun there. there's the goal right there. 2-0, panthers. and kevin lebank, back of met, and he scores and panthers beat the sharks 5-1. san jose has now lost four straight. cal football is going to play at levi's on monday december 30 the final game in oakland. crazy to believe

violentamente un centro de rehabilitaciÓn para adiccione y secuestro a 25 jÓvene sucediÓ en irapuaton aj todas partes buscaban a los secuestrados eran las tres 30 de la madrugada de este miÉrc miÉrcoles cuando segÚn testigos entre 20:30 hombres armados rompieron cerraduras y entraron por la fuerza este centro de rehabilitaciÓ luego se llevaron a por lo -25 jÓvenes el terror se apodero d la zona. >> es complicado y se entiende que las personas pueden tener temor por estos hechos sobre todo por el tema de los oficiales >> esto ocurriÓ los reyes en irapuato guanajuat pero la bÚsqueda de las vÍctimas se extendiÓ por todo el estado, segÚn las autoridades los jÓvenes son adictos a drogas en recuperaciÓn, pero en guanajuato se vive una guerra entre el cÁrtel de santa rosa d lima y el cÁrtel jalisco nueva generaciÓ en medio estarÍa los jÓvenes y aquÍ dicen que el miedo se volviÓ costumbre >> hay tranquilidad con lo que pasa, se siente inseguro. >> el pasado 26 de febrero el grupo este taller asesinaron nc es e tenemos de una pelea entre dos grupos . >> las fuerzas de seguridad realizan la operat

disagreement about one of the fundamental conclusions of the report, that would appear to have the ajing the side of the official which is very unusual. it is often the case that agency officials will push back on push back, that is not typical, and that for my ag and the department of justice, if that is the case, that he issues back, that will look to a lot of people like a political position he is taking. >> bill barr can have a point of view, but harowitz did the work and said here is what i believe happened. why would he refute that. >> right, well let's first wait and see what the ig report says and what bill barr says publicly. what he may say privately, what he may say matters here. whether or not they take a look at this, and their minds change, and i expect as we saw with the mueller report itself that few minds would change. if you think the president is up to no good, you're not going to but it feels like months, and if you think that the president got a raw deal, it may be about to tell us there was no bieas in te investigations that occurred beginning with the campaign.

the raiders ricky out with a shoulder injury and a career day and he throws deep and hits aj brown at midfield and breaks the tackle, 91 yard touchdown and 391 yards and three touchdowns. he co top. 91 yards and it is 49 yards to white open rico offered, tied at 14. the ball is fumbled and brown scoops it up and is on with the races with the cowboys. touchdown, titans win big 42-21. they are not mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, but pretty darn close. they are looking to bounce back in miami against the florida panthers. kevin shoots the shot and panthers are up 3-1. brett is right there and they win it 5-1. sanford women's soccer and they go to penalties against north carolina and the freshman makes a game, and for the ncaa title, pickets, the smallest player on the team, delivers the biggest kick. their second national championship in three years. a good day for sanford. trees will be join me on set for sports wrap. much more on that win. >> thank you. >>> coming up next here at 11:00. but what's the criteria? what's the time? and what's the range of those payments? that'

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>> narrator: gossip iter, aj benza, heard from a sourc that weinstein wasvi an affair., not true, not true." and then he called back and said, "okay, there's something to it, let's try to work this out. >> narrator: although weinstein denies it, benza says they cut a would be paid to supply celebrity gossip that weinstein could ade with other reporters who dug up dirt on him. >> the gossip industry is run on the barter system. if i'vgot a story about you and you don't want it printed, you say, "hold it, i'll get you something better, and i'll prine the other story and ou." that's done every day, so what harvey and i were doing was something that was already-- it was always done. >> narrator: despite the rumorsu weinstein at the time, benza insists he never heard any sexual harassment allegations. >> i know it sounds ridiculous, but in the 20 years i knew harvey there was never a story about him going after somebody sexually. finding out now all these women are... were in some kind of hell with him, no clue, not at all. ♪ >> narrator: but other reporters in hollywood wer

course with the newly emboldened nicolas state of emergencien of the scottish national party that will aje for a second referendum. remember that david cameron, the former conservative prime minister about ten years ago was the prime minister who did give scotland a chance to vote on that subject. so, you can bet that there are some things that this conservative government will now have to taekal over the next five years. but this is a stocking majority as boris johnson puts it to get brexit delivered as fast as possible. >> thanks very much, nina. we'll touch base with you throughout the hour. joining me now is communications director for boris johnson administration when he was mayor of london. thank you for being with us. give me your impression of what the night hassen be like. did you see this coming? >> yes, i think boris was fairly confident he was going to win. he didn't want to say it out loud. he didn't want to count his chickens before they hatched and all that kind of jazz. but he framed this election right from the start. he was the one who set the pace. he set the parameters

maybe i should switch off the aj ajitprop channel for a little while and grind myself through a few ofacts. but they don't and they won't. that's the old party. now it is are you enough -- is your passion for trump strong enough? >> let's go back to susan collins. just because it's fun to go back to susan collins. what does she do if chuck schumer gets an up or down vote on the senate floor? should we call john bolton, should we at least hear from john bolton? what does she and her ilk do? >> well, look, my prediction of what she does is she will agonize and she will waffle and she will go through a whole fan dance. she will fur roe her brow. and she will express deep concern. and then at the end she'll give this an dyne speech and say, well, i didn't see enough evidence, so we have to move forward. and won't vote for it. that's what's going to happen in my pessimistic prediction. and i think you're going to find a lot of people who politically might be smart for them. cory gardner's in a state that's not just turning purple, it's turning dark blue. his survival may depend on this. 63%

three in the rugby union's european champions cup, winning the all english tie against sale at the ajhe return fixture takes place next sunday. elsewhere, gloucester picked up their first european win of the season with a 26—17 victory over connaught. they trailed the irish side until danny cipriani's interception setup louis rees—zammit to push them ahead. two further tries earned them a bonus point too. it's the final of the uk snooker championship today. there'll not be a new name of the trophy but it's been a while since ding junhui or stephen maguire had their hands on it. it was ding, champion in 2005 and 2009 who got off to the better start in york, 4—0 up by the mid session interval before 2004 winner maguire hauled himself back to within a frame. ding claimed the last frame of the afternoon session to lead 5—3. first to 10 is the winner. that's all the sport for now. 0n the red button and bbc sport website right now you can watch the final day of the european short course swimming championship. lots more reaction to all the day's top stories too. bbc.co.uk / sport. i'll be ba

that these suicides among veterans is much higher among those who have no connection to the va or be aj what does that tell us about what more we need to be doing? the problem is often time there are suicides happening when they're not on deployment, what are we doing to better connect and provide access to our service members and veterans, what initiatives are going on that can give us some hope? >> historically i believe that we have been speaking from a perspective on accountability, clinically we have been over reliant on a pure clinical perspective and addressing the situation within the walls both metaphorically and literally of a medical center sort of setting. i think what we need to continue to do is find ways to engage as iran has says the right care at the right time for the right person from a clinical perspective but then in addition as richard has said heavily investing, engaging and measuring the effectiveness of community based interventions that address broader issues we know are related to suicide and suicide prevention. >> all added as well it's certain that the natio

gabbard: maybe aj can take it. [laughter] >> i will probably shut my eyes. rep. gabbard: there you go. thank you for everything. >> thank you so much for being here. [indiscernible] rep. gabbard: and also in congress. they are not building the coalitions necessary to fix these things. think there is too much of [indiscernible] with a plan to go on and fix things, rectify it [indiscernible] rep. gabbard: thank you. thank you very much. hoping [indiscernible] rep. gabbard: we haven't experienced [indiscernible] >> thank you. i am wearing the proper attire. rep. gabbard: you are staying warm, dressing in layers. >> [indiscernible] rep. gabbard: how long is your drive home? >> it was 45 minutes. but [indiscernible] a little longer. >> i think we are staying overnight here. >> we will be neighbors. rep. gabbard: i know. you.to see thank you for everything. >> [indiscernible] studio that could host it. ask some people. rep. gabbard: have a safe drive. thank you. >> you killed. >> [indiscernible] rep. gabbard: thank you. how are you? >> how are you? rep. gabbard: i am g

over several trips we visited aids or fan ajs, water purification plants, and compact trips. we saw on these trips -- excuse me -- the material impacts of terrorism and grinding poverty in countries like nigeria and mali but he enjoyed some pretty good times, too. seeing the fruits of the best pineapple plantation i've ever been on and enjoying a beautiful vineyard in capetown, south africa. but johnny didn't just go because it was an assignment. he went because it was his passion, even his calling. the first trip we took together was to a tiny impoverished country in west africa that hfnts had two -- hadn't had two senators visit. we went because a young peace corps volunteer from georgia had been murdered. tragically and senselessly murdered because she tried to report child abuse back to the capital. we had a remarkable and memorable seerries of meetings there that i won't go into it. the thing about johnny is not just he persuaded me and others to join him in the quest for justice for kate puzey, he worked and worked til ultimately the peace corps volunteer protection act

. >> aj. and who are you? >> howie d. >> howie. okay, now, where are you from? brian, okay, and over here? >> i'm from tampa, florida. and i'm nick carter. >> okay, and who are you? >> i'm kevin richardson from lexington, kentucky. >> the new heartthrobs, huh? >> make some noise for the backstreet boys! >> and then lou books them at seaworld, which is, of course, a big attraction in orlando. and it includes the temptations classic "get ready." >> pearlman makes a video of a seaworld performance and sends it around to people in the industry. former new kids on the block road managers johnny wright and his then-wife donna see the tape. and they think the boys have potential. >> we feel good. we're happy. >> johnny and donna came down. and they helped me manage the group. >> this is johnny wright, production manager and voice of the new kids. >> what i had heard about him prior to meeting him, that he was a billionaire. he runs around in a rolls royce. he owns all these blimps in orlando. he also told me he was a writer and a producer. i had no reason to doubt anyt

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. >> el show anual de belleza que aj y josÉ hacÍan por aÑos se convirtiÓ en la nueva motivacion de mirtae es fÁcil el tema del cÁncer. pero tÚ tenÍas una ventaja, tÚ tenÍas unos Ángeles que te ayudaron desde antes que tuvieras la enfermedad, tÚ trabajabas con ella y con josÉ y tÚ ya te habÍas dedicado a darle esa fuerza a otras mujeres. >> te podrÁs imaginar cÓmo yo estaba, que yo no lo podÍa creer, porque una de las cosas que me describe mucha gente, maribel la col rada era mi pelo porque era rojo y entonces ese momento para mÍ fue, fue lo mÁs triste, porque pues iba a estar sin pelo. >> nunca me lo esperaba, le decÍa no, tÚ estÁs tambiÉn. >> fueron 16 quimioterapias y radiaciones, hoy sus cinco hijas y nietos tienen maribel para rato no me dejÉ caer, no deje al cÁncer que me dejara postrada yo hacÍa todo, dije esto no va conmigo. >> la vida continÚa y nos dejan una gran lecciÓn. >> aprendemos que la vida es simple, sencillo y tenemos que vivirla hoy, porque no sabemos si vamos a estar maÑana. >> y que tenemos que ser agradecidos, que tenemos que estar felices con lo que tenemos hoy. .

sue and sister aj in alaska. explaining why there needs to be room at the inn for christ in holiday celebration. griff: argues in the biblical story the first christmas occurred in a stable because there was no room at the inn for joseph and mary, sadly. in many quarters there is still no room at the inn for christ in christmas. public square of anything for christmas. ed: host of get tammy bruce. >> good morning. merry christmas. nicole: merry christmas. griff: what do you think about that? >> this is not unusual as we have known for a couple thousand years there has been resistance to the nature what has been transitioning to our culture. what we do know from a very couple recent polls 90% of americans celebrate christmas. right? this goes through and even on my radio show i speak with atheists who don't deny that christ is powerful. that jesus is important person. and that christmas is a fun thing to be doing. so no matter what it is. we are in the middle you have hanukkah right now. faith a dynamic. what neve

but for now, just as sparring partners after accepting aj's offer to help fury out ahead of his world me. thanks very much by the way, and well done in your last fight. congratulations. iam sure i am sure he will get a little more serious when they get in the ring together. i imagine so. the gloves are off, it is all friendly and all very entertaining. but when the gloves are on, serious business. hopefully we have last night's dart hero with us later. excellent. thank you. the health service was one of the big themes of the general election campaign and it seems it's still top of the agenda after last week's result. today, the government is announcing how it hopes to support new nurses, and at yesterday's cabinet meeting the prime minister took the opportunity to reiterate some of his pledges. people have a higher level of expectation and we must deliver for them. how many new hospitals are we going to build? how many more nurses are we going to hire? 50,000! you know the odds. 0k. those are the numbers. we can speak now to the health secretary, matt hancock. cani can i ask you, ther

aj i5 real, aj i5 briti5h, aj i5 nigerian, aj is for the world. aj is king! numberone! aj!aj is king! number one! aj! how does it feel as a nigerian to see anthonyjoshua when? does it feel like a win for nigeria? it definitely does feel good, but that is a little bit dampened by the fact that the british contemplated, not the nigerian anthem. the least they could have done was play both. everybody knows he is always here, we rep for him hard. ifeel he should have played the nigerian anthem as that was the view from lagos. you can find out much more about anthony joshua's victory on our website. this is bbc news, the headlines: the us and iran have carried out a prisoner swap in a rare sign of cooperation between the two countries. the saudi air force officer who shot dead three people at a naval base in florida is reported to have played videos of mass shootings at a dinner before the killings. the south—west of england is a key battleground in the general elections. the liberal democrats lost all their seeds to the conservatives in 2015 but the party came within a few hund

thank you mister chairman, as you know down payment assistance has a long history that if aj when i was commissioner last time, western type of down payment assistance ultimately costs fha more than 60 and a half billion dollars in losses. >> you say 16 or 60? >> 16 and a half billion dollars in losses. >> anna dowdy amid assistance, tell me how that works? >> sir this type of down payment assistance which is no longer permitted actually put the down payment on the mortgage so while he was totally got a gift it was given to him paying, for so it was almost five times -- >> okay, mister administration, down payment assistance is normally used to help first time home buyers are those who qualify and that matter to help them get into a hall. it's not a significant amount but it closes the gap to get cheaper loans, so tell me what the problem is? >> i just want to make sure that any down payment assistant providers where rules permit whether it is jurisdictional, whether the financial benefit of the transaction doesn't permit, so i will say that any effort to undertake rulemaking will be de