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. >> reporter: a pilot was flying alone and crashed a mile away from where we are standing. he heard an explosion before he saw the plane go down. a fiery crash sunday morning causing this plaintive fall in the yuba river. the pilot who deputies identified as 66-year-old tender to the desk of timothy bennett. according to witness the pilot was flying over brown's valley as he struck power lines and crashed into the yuba river. the pilot was able to make his way out of the cockpit and weight on top of his plane for rescue. video captured by highway patrol officers shows the chp officer rescuing bennett before taking him to a sacramental hospital. he suffered minor scrapes and burns. the plane will be recovered from the yuba river. he is okay. >>> another close call back here in the bay area. after the break, the customer who ended up at the counter of this taco bell in his car.>> it is cool for little kids to go viral. >>> this bay area second graders message about school gun violence. how he found his online fame and of course online credits. -- critics. >>> we will have mor

according to a source, employees now fear going to work and are scared to be left alone inside those stores. we did reach out to verizon and a spokesperson said they believe the thieves are stealing phones to sell them overseas. now they say they're taking steps to make sure their phones are less desirable to crooks. they said in part, quote, on february 12th, 2018 we began to lock phones coming to verizon stores so that they can be initially activated only on verizon. but verizon isn't stopping there. they say they're now going to have their corporate investigations team look into these robberies. in cupertino, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a chase in oakland ended in someone's garage today. tonight all four suspects are now in custody. chopper 5 over the scene near 108th avenue. police say the suspects robbed the public market. police tell us it was their second robbery of the day. >>> fellow democrat running for governor says gavin newsom's past affair should disqualify him from race. newsom had an affair with his commission appointment secretary when he was mayor of san francisco in

administration he's president of the washington strategy group joel joins us from washington who came alone will start with you we've seen the deadliest day who's in who's in violation of the cease fire well when they u.n. security council all declared a cease fire about ten days ago in the hope that that could lead to a period of calm for a little while and that happened so many times in the path the assad regime continues to bombard civilian positions throughout syria with the help of russia in particular and in its attempts to exert more control over the syrian territory. as it stands now president bashar al assad is in the strongest position he has been in really since the start of the civil war support from russia the help of the iranians. have really helped prop up the assad regime in a way that allows him to feel confident in his ability to remain in power in the future the rebels told. what happens if that forms joe well larry if it falls certainly it would be tragic and right now we're witnessing a very defensive crouch on american policy in syria we essentially are supporting the

like maybe it was sort of -- i had it coming for making a bad decision for going to someone's room alone and i just heard the voice in my head, well, you put yourself in a bad situation and bad things happen so you deserve this. >> and you had sex with him? >> yes. >> you were 27. he was 60. were you physically attracted to him? >>> no. >> not at all. >>> no. >> did you want to have sex with him. >>> no. but i didn't say no. i'm not a victim. i'm not -- >> it was entirely consensual. >>> oh, yes, yes. >> you work in an industry where condom use is an issue. did he use a condom. >>> no. >> did you ask him to. >>> no. i honestly didn't say anything. >> after you had sex what happened. >>> he said that it was great. he had a great evening and it was nothing like he expected. that i really surprised him. that a lot of o'people must underestimate me, that he hoped that i would be willing to see him again and that we would discuss the things we talked about earlier in the evening. >> being on the apprentice. >>> right. >> she also says she mocked trump during the encounter when she first showe

one is the moment at the rnc ca convention when he said i alone can fix it.hat's what he's doing, unilateral decision-making which you can do in terms of foreign policy. the other is the cpac speech when he said the script was boring and he wanted to go off on his own and riff and essentially have more fun. he told the audience that it was much more fun than sticking to what he's advisers had written for him. this is what we see him doing here again. his advisers completely caught unawares, they probably had a certain script and certain american policy of how to engage with north korea, here he was last night effectively ripping that up not only on north korea and also on tariffs. i think governing can be boring, right? if you think about what you have to do in terms of dealing with congress and twisting arms and all of the different personalities, all of the different personalities in congress, this, i imagine, if you're donald trump is much more fun. >> we actually have that moment at the republican national committee, when the president said i can do this

this season alone, at least four clu bs this season alone, at least four clubs have been reported byhold on some of those reports, and they make for some very interesting reading. in this one, there details about songs sungin this one, there details about songs sung in report of the ir —— support of the ira. in this one, there details of songs of an anti—catholic nature. the scottish government have asked the sfpl to release these figures to the public. but so far, they have refused. much the annoyance of those at holyrood. they seem annoyance of those at holyrood. they seem to think that the rules do not apply to them as they do to every other organisation. their organisation receives taxpayer money. the fear is the problem could drive some fans away from games. money. the fear is the problem could drive some fans away from gameslj ta ke drive some fans away from games.” take my son... i think it's poison. has been an issue for a long time,. it is not scottish football‘s sole responsibility to eliminate sectarianism, but there are those who say it should play its part, especially gi

we have over 200 children at this orphanage alone.he children have been many food without fad or bathing. some die at our hand, other times we get them through all right and it gives us great joy to see them happy again. earlier it was very difficult fortous nourish these children, but now with the help of the american officers and men and the cac organization, we have much pleasure of giving the children anything they want. we have only to ask for it and we get it. if question need anything at all, we have only the ask and the children get all the vitamins and figure that they need. we are making the best efforts to make the children good citizens, but there are many, many of them who need support, and we do all we can, but with thousands of orphans in seoul alone, there are thousands and thousands in all of korea. with god's help, we will help them to be happy children and one day, good citizens. >> with the same unity and forcefulness with which it met the communist aggression, the people met the needs of the korean people. food ca

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and buss alone of the company showcased a five g. virtual reality game. for technology transfers gigantic data volumes from players vests with the response time of only ten milliseconds. with the five g. it's are more what's a faster than fourth year twenty times twenty times or more and we've reduced that lets and see on a result cases that go to step one not as you called to viet walkthrough you don't have the way or the heavy equipment and i say it's a totally wild that the future of five g. was behind much brainstorming at the bus alone expo the number of network gadgets is expected to grow exponentially along with the attendant risks i think five g. represents an opportunity it's going to signal the entrance of mochi old devices that are literally going to revolutionize the way that we live the way that we every component of our lives is going to be impacted but i think what that also represents is potential risk as well because you know things like driverless cars i mean a remote healthcare and so forth security and privacy is going to be literally

. >>> a guy walked up on me and said to me "leave trump alone.">> a porn star and president donald trump. stormy daniels goes into details, describing her encounter with the president and death threats to keep quiet. >>> take a look. a big brawl breaks out in san francisco's north beach early this morning. the fight spilled into the street in the late night hours. it is this type of scene that has neighbors in the area saying enough is enough. this morning's violence is not the first time it has happened along broadway. >> last weekend, fights broke out one after another followed by gunshots.>> reporter: closing time after st. patrick's day. surveillance video shows a peaceful scene on the sidewalk. it is just before 2 am when suddenly, violence erupts. these two tangled for a bit and then another guy comes out of nowhere and delivers a sucker punch. two other men join in and start kicking the man while he is down. he appears to be knocked out. a woman eventually helps him to his feet but he falls back down into the street. a couple minutes later, more punches and kicks. more fighters jo

let alone a hill said. claiming to know. that. if you speak french. it's new. because. the council itself. i. the n.f. had a clear message about how to saw what it saw as the risk question. if there were a sensible government all illegal immigrants all of them would be sent back to their countries and they're here illegally they're committing criminal acts taking our money using our health leaving us they would be sent back straight away we're still talking about illegals or you having no no i'm not on now and now i'm now saying that we would in the words. the godfather we would make these people here who are not happy and offer they come profuse but you wouldn't rule out forcible rape. if push comes to shove at the end very end of the day no but i don't think it need come to that you see i have four mixed race children who can understand the twittering of the sun. they've never seen the place that you would first encourage but not rule of force of listening them but maybe maybe maybe you'd like maybe i take it i don't know what ethnic background your have to our childr

alone. and i'm really happy to join that for the two thousand and three and world cup in russia meet the special one it was also gracious me to say the reno theology team's latest edition of make up is bigger than anybody jersey but. both the united states and russia have announced their nuclear weapons posture both countries are entering a new age of war the age of hypersonic weapons we now in the new arms race. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. under-performing the stock market oh my god blackstone what are the trends up until you have brought a mixture self i suggest you short your styles of money into you eviscerate your own corporate balance sheet and then blow your brains out on live t.v. they gave us a big fund experience for that financial predatory class. and . it's been almost fifty years since we've had human beings on the surface of another planetary body and i

oh, you "home aloned" him! oh!us -- >> tossed me. >> jimmy: threw you on top of it. i just think you are fun. i just think it's great. >> he just walked up and he was just like, "i'm going to toss you." and i'm like, "alright." >> jimmy: let's go for it. >> let's do this. the whole time, i'm like, you know, just talking [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] i'm talking -- i'm talking bad words. yes, i'm talking -- you know, i'm just talking smack. >> jimmy: smack. >> to all the wrestlers and all that kind of stuff. what? >> jimmy: we both said "smack" way too loud. >> i know. >> jimmy: talkin -- [ both ] "smack." [ laughter ] >> so, yeah. the whole time i'm like -- we're antagonizing each other and then just out of nowhere, i just jump into the ring. and she is just godsmacked. like yeah, it's amazing. >> jimmy: that's the best. >> so, yeah. i'm also a amateur wrestler now apparently. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm an indie amateur wrestler. >> jimmy: hey, have you taken a a selfie yet? >> i have zero pictures on my instagram. [ applaus

we have over 200 children at this orphanage alone.r little things have been many days without food or bathing. some die on our hands. at times we get them and it gives us great joy to see them happy again. earlier, it was very difficult for us to nourish the children. but now, with the help of the american officers, and the organization, we have much pleasure of giving the children anything they want. we're going to ask for it and we get it. if we need anything at all, we have only to ask and the children get all the vitamins and anything that they need. we are making the best efforts to make the children good citizens. but many of them need support and we do all we can. but with thousands of orphans in seoul alone, there are thousands and thousands in all korea. with god's help we will help them to be happy children. and one day, good citizens. >> with the same unity and forcefulness, the free world responded to the needs of the korean people. food arrives from australia and cambodia, from belgium and cuba. from new zealand and the p

and border patrol, leave california alone.ou would see crime like nobody's ever seen crime in this country. we get no help from the state of california. >> sean: when it comes to criminal illegal immigrants, the media, the left, liberals, they refuse to look at facts and because of this, they are complicit in the harm that these people because two american citizens. unlike the left and most members of the media, we've actually been down in the border hundreds of times. we have watched first hand what's going on down there. i've been on horseback, helicopters, boats, i've seen warehouses, tunnels, i've seen it all. when the president says we need a wall, he's right. in 2014, i sat in on a border briefing with rick perry. listen closely, 642,000 criminal offenses committed by illegal immigrants in the state of texas alone in only a seven year period. serious problem. watch. >> criminals are responsible for about 642,000 criminal defenses. you look at the top left, sexual assault, there is close twovictims. [indistinct] >> that's

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in texas alone.ver 200,000 individuals with a criminal history, they committed over 614,000 crimes. >> that is the cost of not securing the border. >> sean: 642,000 crimes created and impacting the citizens of a texas and a seven year period. then there's all the statistics of the liberal mainstream media always convenient to ignore, truth doesn't seem to matter to them them. according to the immigration policy institute, about 822,000 of the 11 million illegal immigrants in america are convicted criminals. 820,000. the u.s. sentencing commission has found that illegal immigrants account for 13% of all nonimmigration related federal sentences for the fiscal year 2016. this, despite the fact that these illegal immigrants, they only make up 3.5% of the population. 3.5, 13%, and this is important. that number is only dealing with federal sentences. much higher if you factor in convictions by state and local governments. according to the latest report from the government accountability office, get this,

seem to have the conclusion that this gunman was acting alone. nonetheless what are they doing to secure the area. very and i think one of the first things here is that we're looking at exactly how their intelligence went wrong on this could they have done and it's being war how did you get it access to the weapons to the had where did you get the ammunition so that we tried to trace back the movements of this man who's twenty six years old moroccan and they are she say that he wasn't clearly known for any radical links but maybe they can find out exactly where he was are we going to his computers whose telephone calls trying to trace back exactly where and when he made these contacts how long he might have been planning this attack why he was planning this attack exactly what happened to him and whether there was any communication a tall between him and the organization he said he represented thank you very much david chase have bring us all the latest. watching out is there still to come on the program global stock markets tumble as china and t

>> he could very well have done this alone and probably did.have to find out if there are other bombs out there, maria. that's very significant and important. he may have, before they got him this morning, placed other bombs. >> maria: how do you figure that out? >> they're going to have to tell the people in austin, texas to continue to be vigilant, don't open packages or just let this settle down, let law enforcement do their job and this is what's going to happen here. >> i imagine this all happens very quickly now. now they have an identity, they have an address, now that they have an address they must be in his apartment as we speak or his home, looking at his computer, looking at his bills and his mail and everything that he's got. i imagine they're going to be able to put the pieces together, a motive and who else might be connected fairly quickly. >> absolutely. i can tell you, some of the work you've mentioned has started. they already started looking at his computers. they know who where h know wher. they know who his family members a

position on arms exports let alone the rules of war and a whole lot of international humanitarian law but while going underground has been covering the ever worsening crisis in yemen as hundreds of cases of cholera turn from thousands to now a million here is journalist and filmmaker john pilger to explain relative media silence is apparent u.k. government ignorance over yemen. the middle east itself is is seen by us us when i mean in the west in terms of its usefulness syria israel elsewhere saudi arabia and this and the yemen as expendable it's either one of the other useful or expendable and that appears to dominate. the news coverage perception or the perception we're allowed of this part of the world joining me now from jordan is the regional director of unicef middle east and north africa get companies to tell us what british made bombs have done in the poorest country in the middle east and thanks so much for joining us is the third anniversary of the saudi backed bombing with with british arms how is the world's worst humanitarian crisis well i'm just coming out of yemen after

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and we meet a woman who was all alone in america's smallest town.lse has either passed away all moved away and this is where i chose to stay. —— or. we are starting this week injapan, the home of video gaming. it is hard to believe that it's a full a0 years since the space invaders game was invented here and recently, tokyo's sobriquet that anniversary of a special exhibition and giant video wall, where today's generation of gamers can test their retro skills. but space invaders isn't the only iconic and to have been created here injapan. —— iconic and to have been created here in japan. —— videogame. iconic and to have been created here injapan. —— videogame. tucked away in the backstreets of sugar year, just five minutes from the famous crossing, i have come to find a guided tour with a different. —— difference. i guess the best way to describe what i am about to experience is a self drive videogame simulation with some sightseeing thrown in. welcome to mario kart, nice to meet you! this brings back memories from my childhood. yoshi, luigi and mar

that party alone. of those who have played ten times. against that party alone. of those who have played ten timesm against that party alone. of those who have played ten times. ifi thought about one of the other teams idid not thought about one of the other teams i did not think, that is a big chance, i knew it would be difficult and that it's difficult. the good i'iews and that it's difficult. the good news is for man city it is difficult as well. i thought the fans faces after the draw and it did not look like it is christmas and easter on the same day. it is hard work, and thatis the same day. it is hard work, and that is good because it is the last eight in europe and if that would be easy than something would be wrong. meanwhile their europa league drop took place today. arsenal will play in cfa, moscow appearing that will make headlines at a time with strained relations between britain and russia. they will have to be pleased that they have at least avoided the likes of favourites atletico madrid. video assistant referees used at

britain is not alone.news for british diplomats, who insists there has now been agreement that russia was behind it, that something needs to behind it, that something needs to be done. when it comes to actions, they point out the level of the knob is already turned quite high in terms of sanctions against russia because of eu sanctions imposed over ukraine and the earlier alexander litvinenko case, but they are also looking with their allies to see what further practical steps can be taken to bring the pressure on moscow taken to bring the pressure on m oscow eve n taken to bring the pressure on moscow even higher. let's take a look at the weather prospects, an interesting weekend there have been contrasting fortunes on the weather front across the british isles through the day and that continues overnight with quite a bit of rain and snow across the east of scotland and eastern england and we will see another feature bringing heavy rain to wales and the south west. not an especially cold start to friday b

leader collins pushed along is facing possible extradition to spend most of the past month couple boss alone remains on edge after a night of violent crimes. three days of post enough begun in egypt's presidential elections with president al sisi over something to win many view the votes as a sham so the size of the turnout will be closely watched. i'm still going to welcome to the program. britain's prime minister says it is the largest expulsion of russian intelligence officers in history countries around the world are to expel russian diplomats following the poisoning of a former double agent in britain sergei script and his daughter remain in critical condition in hospital after the exposed but nerve agent in the english city of solsbury earlier this month britain blames moscow for the attack but russia denies involvement prime minister theresa may have presented evidence of russian involvement to european allies last week in the last few minutes she has welcomed the coordinated response which she says sends a strong signal to moscow. eighteen countries have announced their intention to

conflict in syria continues, aid agencies say over 50,000 people have fled afrin, in the last few days alone. the british foreign secretary accuses president putin of being behind the nerve—agent attack on sergei skripal and his daughter. the fbi's deputy is fired by the u.s attorney general, andrew mccabe is sacked just days before he was due to retire. jumping to safety. a dozen people are injured when a ski—lift goes out of control in a ski resort in georgia. a turkish air strike has reportedly hit the main hospital in the syrian town of afrin, killing nine people. it's not yet clear whether medical staff are among the dead. turkey's military, and its syrian allies, have denied hitting civilians in their offensive against the kurdish militia, who control the northern town. around 30,000 people have fled the area in recent days. lebo diseko reports. an exodus, a seemingly endless stream of civilians leaving afrin. desperation punctuated by the sound of despair. tens of thousands of people are said to have left the city near the border with turkey. the united nations says 50,000 have left i

conflict in syria continues — aid agencies say over 50,000 people have fled afrin, in the last few days alonethe british foreign secretary accuses president putin of being behind the nerve agent attack on sergei skripal and his daughter. we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision to direct the use of a nerve agent on the streets of the uk, the streets of europe, for the first time since the second world war. the fbi's deputy is fired by the us attorney general — andrew mccabe was criticised by the president for his part in investigating hillary clinton and russia's role in the 2016 election. jumping to safety — a dozen people are injured when a ski—lift goes out of control in a ski resort in georgia. welcome to bbc news. a turkish air strike has reportedly hit the main hospital in the syrian town of afrin, killing nine people. it's not immediately clear whether medical staff are among the dead. turkey's military, and its syrian allies, have denied hitting civilians in their offensive against the kurdish militia, who control the northern town. around 30 thousand people have fle

last month, we exposed the dangers of riding alone and underage. now, both uber and lyft tell drivers turn down trips to kids riding by themselves. but as you'll see, they're not enforcing the rules, possibly putting thousands at risk. mike: well, i've had a lot of fun. i've enjoyed it, good extra income being retired. announcer: mike is a driver for uber and lyft with 4,000 trips and counting. we are riding shotgun as he points out the places he's pinged by kids. mike: i see it on the east side, i see it in palo alto, menlo park, san mateo. announcer: they're everywhere, he says, and it's not just once in a while. mike: today was three in a row. announcer: but kids should know better these days, he warns, than to get into cars with strangers. mike: it just takes one time, one incident, and it's a tragedy. female: right now in orange county, uber drivers accused of raping an unconscious teenage passenger. announcer: that one time has happened many times. announcer: an alleged predator would be the lyft driver to pick her son up from school. announc

was oswald acting alone or was he a member of a conspiracy?he acted alone. >> the media had all concluded that this was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. oswald did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired. all of them from this sixth floor window in the texas school book depository. >> the reaction to the report initially was very positive, but that didn't last very long. >> this book is the number one best seller on the nonfiction list in the country "rush to judgment" by mark lane. it's gained a vast number of readers in the recent groundswell of skepticism about the findings of the warren report. >> tell me something about facts and your cheap face in the justice system. >> you are accusing them of malfeasance. >> you are part of the media which prevented the american people from finding out what happened. >> you are alarming the american people! >> i say the american public should be alarmed. >> the public had been kept in the dark for so long about this, but had an undying thirst, which could only b

my school lost two students this year alone to senseless gun violence.ne in january, there were six students killed under the age of 19 by guns here in washington, d.c. and my brother's name, my family is proposing the zaire kelly public zone amendments act of 2018. [ cheers and applause ] this act aims to create safe passage zones for students to and from schools and other activities by expanding the definition of a student. with this amendment, a student would be defined by any person enrolled in a public or private day-care center, elementary school, vocational school, secondary school -- excuse me. a college, junior college, or university. it expands gun-free zones to include recreation centers. this amendment means that every student in washington, d.c. will carry the protection of my brother's name, ensuring safety as they travel too and from school in our city. my name is zion kelly. just like all of you, i have had enough. [ cheers and applause ] >> first off, i'm going to start off by putting this price tag right here as a reminder for you guys

alone. and i'm really happy to join that for the thousand and thirteen world cup in russia meet the special one come on top of. me to review the aussie team's latest edition to make up a bigger need to just say look. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is one business model helps to run a prison now we just do or don't like is there nobody over the case and i don't no one comes anymore we don't have the sergeant anymore it's cost effective that's what they want to do that long they don't give a damn if you do the charge or not they're actually paying us to put it back into. the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the us sam bridge what secret is behind such success. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle fifteen years ago this month the united states in its so-called coalition of the willing illegally invaded in occupied iraq american troops remain there to this day

the united nations says 50,000 have left in the last few days alone.we have nothing. we have kids. all of us left our houses. where can we go? translation: houses and buildings are bombarded and this is why we left the city of afrin. human rights organisations must speak about those things. translation: i am arabic. i have six children on the frontline. we will not abandon afrin. i want to return. ijust want to find shelter for those children and then i will return to afrin. this is what they are escaping. turkey is bombarding the mainly kurdish town, trying to force our fighters from the ypg. turkey calls the kurdish militia terrorist. but the kurdish militia terrorist. but the group has been key in the fight against the so—called islamic state which is why the us has been backing it. it is perhaps afrin‘s proximity to the border that makes turkey feel so to the border that makes turkey feel so threatened. turkish fighters have now almost completely encircled the town. 0n the other side of the country, just outside damascus, another big military opera

there were no i mean imagine you're all alone with a carry on all around you basically man maybe two percent of the people around here were. that what we're going to say go ahead but yeah what i often do in this kind of situation we will just act we will join forces basically also are tree lines in the field at the core is very important to have this team effort i have to say since i'm working for al jazeera i feel my safety in that sense has increased compared to my work before our as with your turn the list when i was traveling alone a lot here in indonesia to the point actually that al jazeera really insist that we travel together i had a recent example of a trip to pop-y. where it's very difficult to get access to and the situation is very uncertain and at that point we weren't sure if the producer could actually come along because of or was a very small place and then the das in doha insisted that we would travel together because of the dangers that we're facing actually would be alone and that's that's absolutely the case when you're traveling when you're working in the field y

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this school alone, my student -- this year alone, my school lost two students. .> my name is naomi im 11 years old. bmi friends -- me and my friends held a walkout on the 14th. we walked out for 18 minutes, adding a minute to honor an african-american girl who was the victim of gun violence at our school in alabama. i am here today to represent courtland arrington. i'm here today to represent additional 10. -- hadiyah penddleton. i'm here today to acknowledge and represent the african-american girls who stories do not make the front page of every national newspaper . [cheers] whose stories do not make the evening news. i represent the african-american women who are victims of gun violence or simply statistics instead of vibrant, beautiful girls full of potential. it is my privilege to be here today. i am indeed full of privilege. my voice has been heard. i'm here to acknowledge their stories, to say they matter, to say their names because i can and i was asked to be. [cheers] too long, these names, these black girls and women, have been just numbers. i am here to say never again for

even at night, even alone. except for one evening in late september 2015. andrea was chatting on the phone with kelley. she wasn't her usual, happy self. >> she was like, "alright, i'm tired. good night. all right, leave me alone, pretty much. >> why was it odd that she might want to go to bed early one night? >> i think she was really stressed out. but she didn't -- she was a night owl. she stayed up. her kids stay up late, you know? it wasn't normal. >> reporter: neither, of course, was what followed. >> sir, you need to calm down so i can help you, okay? >> yes. >> what's your name? >> my name's tom. >> reporter: tom clayton was on the phone to 911. something about his wife. she wasn't breathing. >> how long has she been down? >> i don't know. i don't know. i just got home. >> reporter: the clayton home tucked down a pocket of a long dark road. it would never be home again. >> what had happened? when we come back -- >> i felt there was something wrong here. >> that maybe this isn't medical. >> there was something more to it. >> there certainly was. >> i

i just want to be left alone! i want to be left alone! you want to be left alone?leave you alone inside the classroom on the blue chair. i don't...! you know you're not allowed to hit me, kayden. i don't even care! 0k, well, i do care. i don't care! i don't like it. kayden, why are we here on the floor? are you able to use your words and tell me what's happened? ok, that's fine, but this isn't a very safe place to be, in the middle of the corridor. i don't even care! you don't need to care, you just need to know that we do. he almost ran from the noise, and i would say it distressed him, and then that lead onto undesired behaviour. kayden, can we go to a safer place than the corridor? that's a bit quieter? he was kind of stuck in the moment, so you try a few different tactics. well done. can i show you something before we go? ijust want to show you something, look. we said, "oh, have you seen our new library? do you want to go in?" and that was it, he came right out of it. and that's my favourite. no way?! that is your favourite book?! are you serious?! oh, my good

alone. it's germany to built up its democracy the democracy of germany you call it separate it from the way germany dealt with its past so when you have a party like the if they which is attacking this way of dealing with memory the. fundamentally father democracy then in a way this party attacks also the democracy. because the way of dealing with history in germany especially brought the people. the civilians to develop a sense for individual moral responsibility don't think of on the phone. well. not really because i agree totally i mean i can't say much about that you're totally right geraldine that's ok let's go back to the the alternative for germany as we've seen the very year on our far right party there in the german parliament the bundestag the question is now how to respond to them and their presence here is one example. in september twenty seventeen the far right populist alternative for germany became the third largest party in germany split this time they claim to be the only on

alison: if you're confused by them, you're not alone.the guardian" comes to the rescue with an explainer. is a classn rider and actor can have inserted in their contract that requires the cast and crew of the film to meet a certain level of diversity. this phrase comes from a tech talk from professor smith, and elated frances mcdormand gave her a shout out in her speech, and she is hoping now she will get a lot of calls from agencies, actors, and actresses who want to put inclusion riders in their contracts. genie: a warning about a very male profession -- priests. alison: that is right, priests are asking the hope for the right to marry. a french priest has written an open letter to pope francis, pleading for the vatican to loosen up marriage laws. that is because the job is suffering from a lack of recruits. it seems very few people want to be a priest anymore, and they are hoping allowing marriage will attract new bloods. the priest came to profession late. so if you want to change careers, they first have to allow female priests. gen