barrett was right about that on cohen. he put himself in a lot of risk by not coming to some agreement on cooperation early. and the fact that the southern district of new york hammered him today, and the judge hammered him today because, quite frankly, they don't think he helped enough. so that's telling. i don't know what's coming. none of us know what's coming, but certainly there's more. >> so, when we look at what happened today, why he got sent away, he has these unrelated offenses, there's no question about that. but it's clear federal prosecutors believe what was done to hush people up during the campaign goes beyond a lawyer and his overzealous representation. now we see a pattern, barrett. that's why you can't look at this like a political story. i stay away from panels on this. i don't give a dam what journalists think about this. you have to look at the facts and where they can lead. you have flynn, manafort and cohen who all say now the same thing in different context. yeah, yeah, i said it, it wasn't true, sh

call us if you can and we won't quit looking. >> reporter: barrette is a pilot, but police say there's no indication she flew an airplane anywhere. we did try reaching out to her fiance. he did not hear back. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> the supreme court has handed a victory to planned parenthood. the high court refusing to consider appeals from kansas and louisiana that would allow them to deny medicaid money to planned parenthood, even though that money is not used to fund abortions. the decision reflects a split among conservatives on the bench. john roberts and brett kavanaugh siding with the liberals in the decision. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the deadly house fire before the holidays. five children inside. the house going up in flames. it turns out their mother could not get to them, jumping from an upstairs window. what investigators are now saying tonight. >>> there is also news about the pregnant high school cheerleader murdered and now the high school football player facing charges tonight. >>> and two nuns accused of stealin

barrett said a warning, he said there was nowhere near the finished article.comfortable 30 points to 5 win for them over castres. their three tries came in the second half — jj hanrahan with the pick of them. and in the pool 4 game, leicester tigers take away a point. racing 92 took the match 36—26. the french side were runners—up last season and are undefeated in this year's competition. louis 0osthuizen doubled his overnight led to win the south african 0pen by 6 strokes that equalled the record for the biggest winning margin. he dropped three shots in a closing round of 67 — but he more than made up for it with this eagle at the 14th hole. that's his first tournament victory for almost three years and the first time he has won his home open. ronnie 0'sullivan looks on course to win a record seventh uk championship title at the barbican in york. he's up against mark allen in the final. coverage of the evening session is on bbc two. you can watch it live on bbc two and the bbc sport website. the european cross country championships have been taking place in t

. >> three days later barrett's cellphone was found. >> we received a call that she would not return to work the following week. >> and barrett's family is hoping for a happy ending. >> kelsey we just want you home. call us if you can. and we won't quit looking. >> i just want her to come home. >> police say bar n a suspend is cooperating with the authorities. >> if they'm john lawrence repo. >>> a facebook page has beeea efforts. >>> a caltrans worker is in critical condition after being hit by a van on i-80 in west sacramento. gary morin was filling potholes on friday morning when lefs crushed by a van spinning -- he was crushed by a van spinning out of control. gary reportedly saw the van coming but didn't have enough time to get out of the way. >> gary said most of the impact he flew about 30' and slammed into a concrete wall and then the light fell onto gary. >> it's aus job has killed 52 caltrans workers since 1971 and that's not including independent contractors. caltrans says that speed and distracted driving is the new cause. >>> body cam video shows police in a napa police

lori, tom barrett hasn't spoken to investigators since he spoke to mueller's team last year. does that tell you anything about this investigation? >> well, it could mean that they had every information piece that they needed from him, and they've exhausted that particular resource. it could mean that they wanted to wait for corroboration from other people. they had a certain amount of leads from him. they pursued them. able to corroborate. it doesn't necessarily give you any indication of whether or not this person would ultimately be in their crosshairs, but it does tell you that at a very early stage they were looking at this very issue. they were identifying leads well before "the wall street journal" reports it, well before people were aware of it and well before you even knew about the known cooperators like rick gates. this predated his actual decision to plead in lieu of going to trial, along with his former chairman paul manafort. so you do see that this idea that, once again, all of the notions that this -- the delay tactics by the president to turn in his answers, o

. >> reporter: night after night, prayer vigils held for 29-year-old mother kelsey barrett last seen thanksgiving near her colorado home. >> we've reviewed video from the local safeway grocery store and it showed kelsey shopping with her daughter on november 22nd. >> reporter: police saying the father of the 1-year-old has cooperated and reported last seeing histhanksgiving when he gave them their daughter. but barnt wasn't reported missing until december 2nd by her mother. >> she's not the kind that runs character. >> reporter: investigators say a few days after she was last seen, a text message from barrett's phone was sent to her work where she flew as a pilot, saying she wouldn't be in for the rest of the week. then on november 25th, her cell phone gave a location 700 miles away in idaho. no cars missing. only her purse appears to be taken. for now police are treating this as a missing persons case while the family is hoping the young mother will be found soon. >> kelsey, we just want you home. call us if you can. we won't quit looking. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> l

barrett, or about the culture? and they answered the bell. think tonight, in this building, this program has, as well. and they're a couple minutes away, no time-outs left for memphis. if they finish this deal here, i guarantee you, i saw them in the peach bowl. i called that game. allison was there, as well. auburn, nfl guys galore, nfl running back, nfl tackle, nfl linebackers. well, surely ucf couldn't match up with them, right in the peach bowl? well, ask auburn about that game. >> bob: and what they have shown tonight is they are far from a one-man band. darriel mack has thrown for more yards in this game than mckenzie milton has thrown game this season. four rushing touchdowns for d.j. mack. >> brock: there's going to be some kind of party in orlando tonight. and teresa milton and hope mack, quarterback moms, i know them. it's a hard spot to be sometimes. and you can see both of them, so thankful for this opportunity for this building for mckenzie at home, with his dad, and for mom, cheering on her boy, who fumbled it three times in tha

her boss so she let them know he she would not be in the following week but barrett's mother says thisun off and someone knows where she is. we just want you home. call us if we can. rob: very bizarre story. barrett's family says only purse was missing from the 29 you make's home, her current suitcase untouched. the white house announcing new sanctions against north korea's top officials for human rights abuses and censorship and lawmakers send the message follows the death of auto war i warmbier who died after being released from north korean custody last year. denuclearization and that rogue regime remains stalled at this point. it has been a week of shakeups at the white house, presidential advisor jared kushner says everything is running smoothly. >> a new white house counsel will be fabulous. a lot of stories making a lot of attention in the news but a lot of phenomenal people in the white house and administration show up to work every day, ignoring the noise and focusing on how to accomplish the objectives of the president which is to make the country more prosperous and create m

and barrett ber jess, attorney with the eastern and southern district of new york for good measure. welcome to you both. shane, what are the contours? how big a story is what we witnessed happen today? >> i think it was a significant story, but there is more to come in this lawsuit, especially those things we just mentioned, whether or not president trump and his adult children will be banned in the future from serving on the boards of charities here in new york. let's say he wants to set up a presidential library and he wants his children and himself to be involved, it could not be based in new york if that is final result of this lawsuit. so there are other issues to come, but for now what you have is a president being told to unwind his charitable foundation, not of his own volition. this is the nub here. the president elect said i will unwind this charity. and the ag said you don't want you giving away this money any way you want. we need oversight. so today after a couple years and a legal fight, they've agreed 2-1 with charity oversight >> what does this mean to a sitting pres

. >> reporter: night after night, prayer vigils held for 29-year-old mother kelsey barrett last seen 18 days ago on thanksgiving near her colorado home. >> we've reviewed video from the local safeway grocery store and it showed kelsey shopping with her daughter kaley on november 22nd. >> reporter: police saying the father of the 1-year-old is cooperated and reported last seeing his fiancee on thanksgiving when she gave him their daughter but she wasn't reported missing until december 2nd by her mother. >> she's not the kind that runs off. this is completely out of character. >> reporter: investigators say a few days after she was last seen, a text message from barrett's phone was sent to her work where she flew as a pilot saying she wouldn't be in for the rest of the week. then her cell phone gave a location 700 miles away in idaho. no cars missing, food and her purse taken. police are treating this as a missing person's case while the family is hoping the young mother will be found soon. >> kelsey, we just want you home. call us if you can and we won't quit looking. >> reporter: gad

barrett said a warning, he said there was nowhere near the finished article.ortable 30 points to 5 win for them over castres. their three tries came in the second half — jj hanrahan with the pick of them. and in the pool 4 game, leicester tigers take away a point. racing 92 took the match 36—26. the french side were runners—up last season and are undefeated in this year's competition. india are closing in on a first test victory in australia for 10 years after the fourth day ronnie o'sullivan looks on course to win a record seventh uk championship title at the barbican in york. he's up against mark allen in the final and leads 6—2 after winning five frames in a row in the afternoon session. o'sullivan only needs to win another four frames and the title will be his. coverage of the evening session is on bbc two from 7o‘clock the european cross country championships have been taking place in tilburg in the netherlands, there are various age groups, we hadn't planned on showing you the men's under 23's. but this is the frenchman, jimmy gressier, he already had th

man say that he has been unjustly condemned and a false witness has been borne against him let him barrett with acronymic and rejoice that he may die for the truth. to the years of talking matter the screens of the dying when i can fasten on or of god i'm aware to the people christ to death and the past happy endings were held in adelaide. connected to the city walls of the old palatial homes of the aristocracy dating from the sea gaudy although the golden age their beauty can only be guessed at behind unwelcoming walls the days when i villainy to defending are long gone in later years the castillian knights took the fire and the sword to south america in the sign of the cross the conquistadores found gold and silver in such abundance they might have paved the streets with the op in internet palaces the conquistadores built demonstrated their wealth with granite staircases to store it in a courtyard and windows adorn hood slender columns. last communions day vera built this palace didn't have to enjoy the splendor the viceroy of peru it was executed by the conquistador pits out of. a garde

devlin barrett, "washington post" reporter, thank you very much. really appreciate you tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. joining me now is mimi rocah, former assistant district attorney for southern district of north, and elliot williams, former deputy assistant attorney general at the department of justice and a former prosecutor. mimi and elliott, thank you for being here tonight. maybe i'll start with you to go back to the beginning. is it unusual in your view for a defendant, no jail time is a sweet deal, to respond back and say yeah, i was railroaded. was it usual for that to result in the no jail time being taken away? >> i think it is unusual for the defendant to do what flynn did here. it seemed very gratuitous. i don't understand what the strategy was, because frankly, even if the way he laid it out, if the interview did occur that way, it's still -- it doesn't really change anything. and he plead guilty. he admitted to lying. nothing he says takes away from the idea that he lied. i don't know if it was some sort of misguided

as can you tell from the arrest, sadly we do not believe kelsey is still alive. >> reporter: at barrett's home, police found both her cars in the driveway and cinnamon rolls in the kitchen. >> reporter: we are suspicious the crime did occur at kelsey's residence. >> reporter: police searching for clues that will lead to findingy kel and justice for her family. >> frazee is expected to to court on monday. the little girl's paterna grandmother has filed a motion to intervene in the custody decision. both g ndparents are expected to be back in court to addressr that matte later next week. >> take a look at thisideo that shows a helicopter rescuing a 12-year-old who wasuried beneath an avalanche in the french alps. rescuers found the boy with help of a sniffer dog with a keen nose. the chance of finding a survivor at 15 minutes are minimal, this was 45 minutes. the boy's air ways were not blocked with snow. he is expected to be okay. >> when the rain moves out this weekend, how does a walk in the you? sound to in montgomery county, you have 421 walk options. the planning board's chair has off

. >> so >> sources tell "the times" that tom barrett create the super pac. he told investigators manafort viewed the pac as an arm of the campaign. >> more than $100 million was raised for the inauguration. the inauguration committee said it worked in compliance with all applicable laws and disclosure obligations. >>> federal prosecutors set to file a reply to former national security adviser michael flynn's sentencing memo. robert mueller's team will likely respond to the issues not addressed last week. mueller cited no prison time. >> flynn pleaded guilty about lying with the russian ambassador during the transition. the presideresident himself is buying what is in the plea. >> a respected person and nice man. i don't know what he said about me. maybe they scared him enough they don't make up the story. i have a feeling he is a tougher kind of guy than cohen. >> flynn is asking for no jail time. he offered to do 200 hours of community service. >>> alleged russian spy maria butina has pleaded guilty in federal court. she admitted to attempt to infiltrate re

kelsey barrett has been missing since thanksgiving.president trump ordered those payments to hush up stormy daniels and karen mcdougal during the presidential campaign. well, the president says no. our legal panel here to discuss on what could happen next. >> let me tell you, i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did, he did on his own. he's a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing. ♪ ♪ i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. even hanging with friends i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all common types of hep c. before starting mavyret your doctor will test if you've had hepatitis b which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b, a liver or kidney transplant, other liver problems, hiv-1, or other medical conditions, and all medicines you take inclu

. >> reporter: for more than two weeks, no one has seen or heard from 29-year-old kelsey barrett. one of the last places the young mother was seen on thanksgiving day at a safeway in woodland park, colorado. >> if she's out there and doesn't want to be contacted, let us know she's safe and we'll let the family know. >> reporter: she was reported missing on december 2nd. police say a few days after thanksgiving her cell phone pinged nearly 800 miles away outside gooding, ohio, not far from where she has family. >> god, please keep the family in your heart and soul. >> reporter: in washington state where some of her family lives a vigil was held by her brother-in-law. >> if they see her anywhere, please, please say something. >> reporter: online thousands are following the facebook page dedicated to the search that's regularly posting pictures and updates on the case. her brother traveled to colorado to help find her. we know one thing is certain. she did not pack to go anywhere. all luggage is here. her purse is all that seems to have gone. barrett's cars are still in colorado and

had he been given more advance notice, he hopes and prays for miss barrett's return.e posted about the news conference the night before, and he knew there would be a news conference but wasn't given details, kelsey is -- the company received a text from kelsey's phone saying she would be out for the week, the same day, received a text, content unknown. kelsey's phone came from 7 miles away in southern idaho stating we extend support to the family of miss barrett and hope for her immediate safe return. police have not named any suspects. >> we will keep an eye on that case. tonight's midnight hero actor gary sinise known for playing lieutenant dan in forest gump is the midnight hero and hero to the thousand goldstar kids and their families. he is very active in helping veterans and military families, 1000 kids and surviving parents to disney world in florida. the foundation took the snowball express for a 5-day christmas vacation in orlando. they are having a great time and as a next a bonus one plane stopped in nashville. folks in the airport paused and ordered the ki

barrett sent a warning. he said his team are nowhere near the finished article. snooker championship. it's 25 years since he first won the competition. on sunday, he completed his victory over mark allen ten frames to six in the best of 19 final and then thanked the fans and his coaches. our top story: an extra—time strike helped river plate come from a goal down to beat 10—man boca juniors in madrid and win the copa libertadores. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, sarah stone, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. monday is looking pretty quiet for most of us on the weather front and, in fact, if you're wondering about the week ahead, it is not looking bad at all. it is going to turn progressively colder through the week but nothing dramatic happening on the weather front. so let's see what's happening then on monday. for many of us it is actually going to start off fairly bright, if not sunny. a touch of frost is on the way. certainly for scotland and northern parts of england. so here's the

she's also a wife to todd and a mother to barrett and eliza. i think they're with us today, are they not? we thank you for sharing your wife and mother with us. it's meant a great deal. and to a very grateful nation, we want to say thank you. and to parker, we want to wish her well on her new work. we want her to be successful. because her success means our success. and if i go on her past behavior, i'm looking forward to a very bright future. i yield back. mr. hern: thank you, thank you, -- mr. mchenry: thank you, thank you, mr. leader. now i yield to my colleague and friend, richard hudson, from the state of north carolina. oliver hudson thank you, mr. speaker -- mr. hudson: thank you, mr. speaker. it's a pleasure to be here today and recognize my good friend, parker. as she leaves patrick mchenry's leadership office, to take over as executive director of the national republican congressional committee. parker's been a friend and a mentor and a counselor to me in count -- and countless others over the years, none more significantly than patri

we're learning the fiance of kelsey barrett has not spoken directly with investigators.in and around the home of patrick frazey, saying right now he's only we have yet to head him sit down with one of our investigators and that is what we are asking for. she was last seen publicly in woodland park colorado. ten days later mom reported her missing on december 2. police officers say they received data with the last cell phone peeing coming from nearly 800 miles away in idaho. none of this is normal. she doesn't run off. and someone knows where she is. kelsey, we just want you home. we won't quit looking. the attorney released a statement saying that he continues to cooperate with law enforcement and that he was never asked to voluntarily participate in the search of his home. as far as the couple's daughter the daughter is still in frady's custody. they have no reason to take the child away at this point. see make think you. a few moments ago the president of the united states alone. at arlington national cemetery paying tribute to the volunteers into the fallen tune of 50

on top of all that, if we're talking just about his origin stories, the late wayne barrett was very specific and had followed his career. every single major deal donald trump did, that made him who he was, was literally guaranteed by his dad. >> yes. >> and so his signature was meaningless. it was his dad's signature. and then to hear about this tax fraud, i mean, you know, i think one of the themes that we've seen under this trump administration is there's a lot of things that happened, a lot of crimes that take place that we are becoming aware of just because now there is a face for them. >> yeah. >> but i have very little doubt that these stories of families with this kind of money doing this kind of thing -- >> it's a good point. >> we could find that all across new york. in fact, the country. >> the thing is "the new york times," to be honest, has been a part of the myth making of donald trump from the very beginning. they've been sort of hand in hand. this weird symbiotic relationship between donald trump and "the new york times." one thing. the name, the father lent the money, but eve

friday the following that the sun comes out the wind drops the temperatures not that high but eighty barrett and forty in aleppo east of that and briefly we have a bit of rain and snow streaked across iran it disappears he's was not a very strong system we're left with nine degrees in the sunshine in tehran sun so that generally looking fine maybe the northerly breeze it's just been picking up and down the gulf states becomes a bit more substantial drop in the terms as well as a result the time we get to saturday this gray cloud hint to the possibility of a shower think probably not more likely in the red sea possibly the sudanese coast or maybe eritrea again nothing much to the heaviest rain in africa is for the south as it should be for this time of the year so anywhere through d.r. see prosperous and be a towards tanzania is where you get some fairly heavy downpours we have had recently are right in the edge of your screen. see a secular nation which is a tropical site in coming close to marie and hearts in the rains in madagascar as for south africa a few showers in east otherwise fine.

the head of the inaugural committee member tom barrett denied ever soliciting the players and you know players so well from your diplomatic post in the past, and the credibility of this, and there were previous reports that russian players had been -- >> and ukrainians and others. >> and yes, and that probably manafort connected? >> may well be. and some version of this is not surprising, right? that foreign governments would be seeking ways to make contact with the trump campaign as it transition transitioned to becoming an inaugural committee as it transitioned to becoming an administration, and many of those foreign companies and foreign kcountries would have hd very little to do with donald trump or anyone around him, and for months and years before when either, you know, he was a candidate. and he didn't expect him to win. and so all of the sudden, they are in the position of trying to meet people and kind of get in the door and where that crosses the door to illegality is if they are purchasing access or influence and via improper donations to the inaugural committee, and that is

coach fine seal jimmy barrett burst out in celebration since it was only their first home goal under israel following the one the facts just either missed their chances completely or were denied by keeper and see if there was cause enough to cheer a little after. frankfurt must have expected another party at home against a man who lost in eleven straight matches scoring thirty six in the process i believe the test team looked unbeatable. but this time jonathan because my good luck. did what spuds lost his coach who had yet to lose against frankfurt and maybe open the story it looked like it would stay that way. his frankfurt a fair weather team it looked like it. doubled the wolves lead after. sixty then. the pack of books spot fans that made the trip to frankfurt could barely believe it's. frankfurt's come back change your legs and say yo bitch got a consolation goal but in the end frank frick remain with my d.s. favorite holiday. and there was a water war on monday night nor emberg against leverkusen in the heart of a storm rough weather off and on the pitch. usually framed benefit

how could they keep pace with silky skills like these sanchez pulling off a barrett don't ask dumps around his opponents. he's checked with a perfectly placed cross and cassel was exactly where he was supposed to be the twelfth time this season good luck against themselves did just send off. the blanks that was one of the no last scenes of the match not the first until the end distilled off enjoyed plenty of possession with dangerous going full ways whether the baljinder dean of the past or his teammates touched the sheet was something the home signs had hunger and confidence. in the things that don't make the missing thanks a lot of the bull but it's doubly important from a week on his charge more from the start but it's a line of cut solution alone isn't enough to win a game so we know we didn't try enough going forward i don't think we had a single shot on goal from us on plight of the kinds on us just not enough. i don't know why that was maybe we underestimated our opponents indignant i should stop. those conquered possession in the twenty seconds minute adriene struble from kevin dow

here's the next line in that remarkable story from shane harris and devlin barrett. quote, just days after flynn talked to the russian ambassador, mcfarland said that her memory was clear and that flynn and the russian official had never discussed sanctions. quote, early on the morning of january 13th, 2017, mcfarland phoned one of the authors of this article, so one of the two reporters. quote, mcfarland insisted in an on-the-record conversation that flynn and the russian ambassador had never discussed the sanctions. quote, flynn called me right after his call with kislyak and conveyed the details of their conversation. so k.t. mcfarland knew that flynn talked to russia about sanctions. k.t. mcfarland lied publicly about whether the incoming trump administration was talking to russia about sanctions. she lied publicly about it. she lied on the record to reporters about it. she lied to the u.s. senate about it. she lied to the fbi about it. but then they apparently forgave her when she said oh, it was so long ago, i forgot, maybe. mike flynn also lied about those con

because i find him so disgusting in his hypocrisy it's a lot of my work is against apocrypha come barrett so he pretends he's found jesus on the way you have his so saved when you go to heaven they want you to burn in hell and became a peace and that is the whole point i did i was interviewed o.j. is a peaceful the only magazine and is it the have turned he as a peace envoy in the middle east is like having king herod as a child by a girl on the left hand panel this couple paying who who did prisoners and beat them to cook as his simply the old hopefully by different sound turned into taking his mates and i'm thinking about the war in iraq which exercised me it was our party that because i'm convinced that tony blair went to war because of vanity. and in need of done. of us thought in many ways we're a bit like vishy fronts. you know the french pretend they had nothing to do with the persecution of the jews because they did. so we didn't have to go persecute the rockies because that was attempted regime change. the regime joins as we know it's a kind of us look at look at libya look at so

barrett and balanced diet which is mainly a plant based diet consisting of plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables whole grains and like you know because of the color the more you should choose them all exactly and then one of the rules is to avoid overeating of course and to consider that nutrition is just one of the lifestyle factors contributing to longevity it seems to be all about radicals which are those tiny particles in the body which can actually destroy your cells cell walls and nutrition can be helpful against it. yeah it's not all about the free radicals but free radicals are being constantly produced in our body as a byproduct of normal metabolism so they have their bowl and they are specifically produced by the immune cells for example to fight bacteria or viral infections and of course environmental toxins or smoking the concentration of free radicals now when there is an imbalance between the free radicals and their antioxidant defense system then that is what we call acceptance of stress and extra oxygen stress is harmful it can attack your d.n.a. your lips your protein

hearing in the above caption matter and request a hearing at the court's earliest convenience maria barrett in a allegedly infiltrated groups like the national rifle organization to gain political influence for russia she's been held in solitary confinement since her arrest in a written statement to our team areas father dismissed the allegations against his daughter and also cast doubt on reports of her plea deal with prosecutors. there have been media reports on an upcoming pleads eells between maria and us federal prosecutor says i have no such information and any source claims without possession of the case materials and nothing but speculation maria will not full fledged minutes of violating the law the reports that she is due to get us citizenship appear fantasy or simply lies from the media or elsewhere we are critically short of money for maria boots in his legal defense and we need support during three out of the five months of maria's detention she's been in solitary confinement because in his psychological and physical harm it's hard to tell how long a person can in just such tor

dr barrett though who runs a tattoo parlor is an activist who's pushing for the new constitution to recognize same sex marriage expanding those still expensive access to internet is allowing him and many others to make demands publicly at all. one of the most pressing is for economic reform but it's being resisted by some clinging to the old economic model of total state control it's a tug of war i think there is a part of the goal to do. which are people more mordor more open minded looking at the world looking at the track these bottle of the vietnamese bottle i don't doubt that. because i have seen it i have heard that musician assess like many others is making perhaps the most difficult demand of all. and that is for the constitution to give legal recognition for the right of anyone to have different political opinions whatever your political opinion may be in that you won't be considered a traitor or someone who's trying to destabilize the nation the draft constitution will no longer allow officials including the president to perpetuate themselves in power and it also recognizes limited

daryl barrett is the techincal lead for disabilities and rehabilitation in the world health organisation's, an estimated i billion people live with disabilities. what exactly counts as a disability? good morning and banks feel time. it is a really great question. disability is complex and evolving. it really is about the lack of participation if they have a health condition or impairment. those barriers could be legislative or policy barriers, the built environment. it's really about participation. when people can't participate, they experience disability. you mentioned those barriers. tell us exactly, how can we ove i’co m e barriers. tell us exactly, how can we overcome them? well, i guess the first thing is, to give our disability is a natural part of the human condition. there is a mentality that at them and us as all of us at some points are likely to experience disability are the first thing is recognising disability, when we address disability, we are addressing issues for the whole population. the practical way we are addressing those barriers is through implementation of the un co

dr barrett though who runs a tattoo parlor is an activist who's pushing for the new constitution to recognize same sex marriage expanding those still expensive access to internet is allowing him and many others to make demands publicly at. one of the most pressing is for economic reform but it's being resisted by some clinging to the old economic model of total state control it's a tug of war i think there is a part of the goal to. which are people more mordor more open minded looking at the world looking at the tide these going to be a dummy's bottle i don't. see that i have heard that musician. like many others is making perhaps the most difficult demand of all. and that is for the constitution to give legal recognition for the right of anyone to have different political opinions whatever your political opinion may be and that you won't be considered a traitor or someone who's trying to destabilize the nation the draft constitution will no longer allow officials including the president to perpetuate themselves in power and it also recognizes limited private property but when it comes to the

thinking about coming here and i could see you nodding there i see all of our guests nodding their barrett what do you want to say so i guess the key thing from an american perspective as a country we have our amanda size idea for homeland so when we talk about the nation of immigrants and this is. tends to all americans you know white americans asian americans the idea of you know if you're irish or korean or whatever there's a romanticized like connection to where you're from and as african-americans even though our immigration story is vastly different there is a yearning to have the romanticized connection to to africa and that is i think when you get to africa and you now have the reality just i guess the reality if you go to any country that remand the size notion needs to kind of fall away and you have to do the legwork you have to know a lot about the continent the place you're going and all the all that inanimate so that you can fully immerse yourself in and i think he made a good point though for the younger generation when the going over there that's very very prone to have the

and an internship at the village voice in the middle of that path and lane barrett who died on trump's inauguration, he wrote a book about trump. a great journalism -- >> the first book. and it is a tough decision. >> guest: tough decision? know. not a tough decision. i was lucky because the story itself was a crazy story. i was in the paper a lot. harpercollins came to me and said have you thought about writing a book? have i ever thought about writing a book? i have thought about nothing but writing a book. what are you talking about? i had a few ideas in my mind, i disparately wanted to do it. i jumped at the chance and they gave me six months book leave from the journal. it is hard to get. that was the hardest part. it turned into we 7 because i spent too long researching the mobsters. >> covering a pretty hot story. there was news about this going on. >> the other crazy thing was i was very pregnant when i got the book deal. on may 20th, i got a call from the pr person for viacom saying philippe has been kicked off the trust which is very arcane, but the guillotine movement, this

they have been barrett —— a very broad. that has been one reason they were difficult to resolve.ent trump as with china, what is the best outcome we can hope for now as we continue to get details on this latest meeting? i think the best outcome we can hope for is that they meant what they said about not increasing the existing tariffs onjanuary one and not imposing additional tariffs on the remaining us trade with china, and hopefully that accompanies a constructive dialogue with china. i should warn, however, that we have seen a number of agreements between the us and china under the trump administration and often, within a week or so, they have been followed bya week or so, they have been followed by a rethink on the part of the administration. i hope that is not the case this time. just briefly, we have been seeing this trade war, some of the figures are quite large. what have been the consequences of the us of these tariffs? they are just starting to be felt. we have been talking about a trade war for a very long time but the tariffs themselves have ramped up fairly recently.

barrett says his advice is to go slowly and try to make it less expensive. >> if you are trying to get man on the moon to be able to build colonies a travels, it is going to be a few more years, we are not there yet. >> reporter: at this point, virgin galactic says they have 600 people who have committed for a ticket. >> i think scott is still going up in a couple of years. thanks scott. >>> steph curry is still answering questions about astronauts landing on the moon. that is the life of a famous person who said something he later regrets. he says he was joking when he said he wasn't sure if man actually landed on the moon. today after practice, he said he was sorry that this blossomed into a big story. >> i have the opportunity to talk to somebody who is well-known in the industry, want to express apologies and obviously regret how this all kind of happens. >> okay. we're straight now. he looks forward to touring the johnson space center in houston. where the warriors play the rockets. >>> across the bay area and the country, the e-mail threat that put communities on edge throughout

. >> reporter: the president is talking to alex barrett lindsey graham had lunch with the president at the white house and seemed optimistic about compromise after a deal could be made to help dreamers in exchange for border security finding. >> the appropriation wisely spent would go a long way to secure the border. it's not just about physical barriers but other things. if we could find a way to make sure the daca recipients have a work permit, it will make their lives better expect the white house baby willing to compromise, public opinion. president trump said he would take the blame for the government shutdown and a recent survey shows voters agree it is his fault. >> he is taking the rap or something widely seen over the holidays as scrooge -like and unfair. >> democrats have been told to prepare for a series of votes on thursday after the they retake the house majority. they want to make this a number 1 priority when they get back into office. anything the house passes has to go through a republican controlled senate and also get the signature of the president. there is still ne

betterment of all black people let's i want to bring you into the conversation here on that point richard barrett raised about you can go home you work with students who go to the continent specifically south africa and you have different experiences can you talk to us about that. if we work with students like american exchange students they come here for study you poor programs but you also work with a lot of american international schools. and they are based here in south africa and what you often find is there's this desire for. the white students to you know serve this environment and how africa in a very romantic sense but on the flip side you've got african-americans who come here and i'm looking for an idyllic sense of home magic sense of a reconnection with their roots which there is a little bit shallow because the i don't know but africa and the homeland that you're looking at is messy complex and asked people who were born and raised just trying to figure out themselves and so i think i'm that when the desire is very romantic and one that is lacking context i was just on the ground wha

kelsey barrett went missing late last month. her body has not been found.ee was arrested in connection with her death. in addition to being engaged, they have a one-year-old daughter together. cayley is joining us with more. i understand he is facing two charges. what can you tell us about them? >>. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, he has been booked in the keller county jail without bond facing two charges, one of first degree murder, another for solicitation of first degree murder. the district attorney helped us understand what that means. they believe not only did he have a discussion about committing this crime but steps were taken between the two of them to commit this crime. while he is the only one arrested in connection to her death, the district attorney wasn't ready to speculate anyone else would be arrested. he said it's absolutely possible that someone could so without a body, authorities believe that they have enough evidence to support these charges against him, which they say evidence was primarily collected from kelsey's home. they say that

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