we have this sperm in bonnie craig.dispute about this. >> reporter: this was no accident, said the prosecution. it was rape and murder. this man was about to suggest, maybe bonnie craig had a few secrets of her own. >> it was consensual sex. how many people had a different side to them that was different than what family and friends knew? >>> coming up -- the case for the defense. >> you're saying this young woman -- >> i'm saying that's a definite possibility. >> would the jury buy it? i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the p

and that's bonnie.onnie lied her ass off. >> reporter: defense accident reconstructionist charles ruble said there was no physical evidence to back up bonnie's claims that frances had hit her over and over again. no evidence, he said, the suvs had even touched. >> not even once. >> reporter: and remember how bonnie said her purse flew forward off the seat when frances hit her? >> this is her purse in her car. i get hit from the rear. where's my purse go? it doesn't dump in the front. that's simple physics. >> reporter: in fact, he said, the purse falling forward supports frances' claims that bonnie was repeatedly slamming on her brakes. >> she does a sudden brake, and she's moving like this. then the purse would go into the floorboard. bonnie contreras is not telling the truth. >> reporter: what's more, both defense and prosecution agreed bonnie was wrong about her contention that bill's motorcycle was struck from behind. evidence showed the motorcycle actually collided with the side of frances' suv. >>

. >> it is no secret that bonnie husband knows a thing two about basketball. >> not professional. i don't care for professional. >> that's right. it is college athletes she loves the most. >> just fast, and exciting. >> the colors crimson and cream decorate herone campus ina >> new earrings. >> the colors also dress up her clothing line. >> new shirt. >> and jazz up her walker. >> at 88 years old, bonnie claims she is one of the biggest indianna university men's basketball fans around. >> she told me that she had been a fan for 50 years, and she never imagined she would get to go to a game. >> allison guard works at cobblestone, decided she wanted to make bonnie's dream a reality. so through the live a crime program she was able tots for b. for the first time in 50 years ,s ve to watch the game from her television. instead, bonnie was sitting in the fr row as iu took on penn state tuesday night. >> there is something about seeing someone so passionate and so happy. by the way no doubt that bonnie was indianna's good luck charm, they are beloved team took the win 74 to 70. a little

robert bonnie: we need congress to act and we need them to act now.a: we spoke with robert bonnie, who was then head of the us forest service. it's the agency in charge of fighting fires, but also preventing them. he says year after year, wildfires are burning through more budget dollars. bonnie: it's close to 3 billion dollars last year, out of an agency budget that's about 5 billion. lisa: bonnie has spent years urging congress to treat fires like natural disasters. that would shift the cost from the forest service to emergency funds used for hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. irma, harvey, the thomas fire. 2017 may go down in history as the year natural disasters became household names. is a vote on the disaster-aid bill which includes spending for wildfires. lawmakers delayed a vote on the $81 billion bill to avoid a government shutdown. we sat down with denham and showed him our story from last year. what were you thinking about as you as watched? rep. denham: there's a lot of concern there. we've got to do a better job. lisa: you said you've seen

bonnie: la iluminaciÓn lo principal.itos. realmente depende mucho de tu cara. si te tomas la foto desde arriba, te vas a haber mÁs delgada, si te tomas la foto a nivel de tu cara te vas a ver tal cual como eres tÚ. para los chicos... daniela: supuestamente te tapa la papada y hace magia, pero a la altura de la cara, la favorita de kim kardashian porque tiene la cara muy ampulosa. esto no lo pueden hacer, porque se van a ver mal. bonnie: para los chicos sale muy bien la de abajo, porque los hace ver mÁs grandotes y mÁs masculinos. francisca: las chicas no, clarÍsimo. ojo con los fondos entonces. bonnie: hay que tener muchÍsimo cuidado porque el visto fotos dramÁticas. pilas con el baÑo, eso es importante. bonnie: yo siempre quiero fotos en mi cuarto, luego veo la foto y digo, dios mÍo! daniela: jennifer lÓpez es experta en este tipo de fotografÍas de las fotos, siempre sale como relajada. no se apoya completamente, fÍjense que la cabeza nunca la tiene completamente pegada. hay un truco. bonnie: si repente estÁs en la cama

thank you, bonnie and anne.l both be back at 11.30pm for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next, it is meet the author. mary lynn bracht‘s first novel is an emotionaljourney into her korean heritage. it is the stories of two sisters separated cruelly in the second world war in a country for which they hold lives has been occupied by japan. white chrysanthemum takes its title from the additional flower of morning in korea. and the book, which moves from wartime to her own century and back again, is an evocative picture of loss, and also an account of how one of the deepest human bonds can survive almost anything. welcome. for your first venture into fiction, you chose to go back to the country of your mother's birth to a period long before you were born. to what extent was it, for you personally, a voyage of discovery? for me, it was very much a voyage of discovery. i had to do a lot of research into history that i had never heard of. i grew up in america, so our history of korea is

visit every new come to ny from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul i'm joined by the show a couple of you know his political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in you can hold up the perspective closer to. c.s.m.a. . a new president has taken the oath of office in zimbabwe but you see any different from the old one my guest here in london is nick bang while the u.k. representative of the country's ruling zanu p.f. party with thirty five years of bloodshed on their hands massive corruption and an economy in ruins what business have they got continuing to govern. require i want to welcome to conflict zone thank you tim thanks for having me have you all new president saying that he was inaugurated new democracy this is a man with thirty seven years has shown no inclination to promote democracy in any form whatsoever what's to suggest that he's going to change and i think. that's what you are correct. to say that he didn't show any inclination to promote democracy what you're talking about here is a man that has been

just as he does when you come to la from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent news in central istanbul i'm joined by this helicopter you know his political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in it's all about the perspective closer d.w. news for ya. look. i am. a new president has taken the oath of office in zimbabwe but you see any different from the old one my guest here in london is nick bangalore and the u.k. representative of the country's ruling zanu p.f. party with thirty five years of bloodshed on their hands massive corruption and an economy in ruins what business have they got continuing to govern. thank you.

anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the playwright and writer at the new european, bonniereer. is darkest hour, the finest film from gary 0ldman. find out what we thought of top cinema releases as well is the latest film about winston churchill. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, has warned the government not to agree to bailout the construction company carillion with taxpayers‘ money. there are fears the firm, which has debts of £1.5 billion, could collapse after creditors rejected a possible rescue plan. carillion employs about 20,000 people in the uk and is one of the government's main contractors. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. this is liverpool's newest hospital under construction. it will be the biggest single bed hospital in the uk, and it's being built by carillion. now there's concern that projects like these could be affected if the company collapses. from prisons to hospitals, to schools and rail, carillion is responsible for some of the uk's largest infrastructure and maintenance projects. so, should the government bail the deb

in the lobby of whitney is building where bonnie and la phone had their offices was called la carolina or the cockpit minimill you. see i see that this building witnessed many dreadful crime us who you see many people were tortured here has a book now. the french just topple was a key element of the collaboration structure and that they could be and i think they don't mean you because. you see only because this is this you know. this is the plus does it has any just a few steps away. day the frame like a stop a prison was located here at number three. on his nerves were kept here between interrogations before they were turned over to the germans i've owned and even it's at the top of a mess. only about twenty meters away from the gestapo prison at number eleven is the otel dunno why you during the war it housed one of the liveliest literary and artistic cellphones in paris. he there were two big cell phones one was run by florence the other by madame don't know why you. know i. wasn't the buildings are close together was every time i come here i'm struck by the contrast and it reminds

bonnie: i think we have to look at it two ways. , very marketions specific sometimes. when you think about blockchain, we are solving problems where it is truly borderless. perhaps thanks to some of the regulations, we are starting to see a true borderless set up , the most of the times conference i was at, people talk about projects by names. nobody talked about it as, that's a chinese project, a singaporean project. perhaps this is the way they could really push things over to see beyond borders. every team i've seen is a mixture of eastern european, chinese, singaporeans, americans working together. juliette: you are starting to see a lot of startups coming from southeast asia as opposed to silicon valley. singapore, they have such a great app. is that where we are seeing the growth, from southeast asia as opposed to say, the traditional silicon valley? bonnie: we are seeing a lot more vibrant types of things growing out of markets in asia, malaysia, philippines. to answer your question, yes, i believe, in the next five years, a

police as he was on his way to an anti putin protest in moscow these images show police arresting now bonnie as he made a short appearance at an anti-pollution rally in moscow just a short while ago the opposition has called for protests in over one hundred cities to support a boycott of the presidential election in march social bonding has called a farce. vonnie himself is banned from running due to a previous fraud conviction that he says was trumped up now he has turned all his campaign offices into what he calls protest offices and for more on this let's talk to our correspondent emily sure when in moscow emily great to see you now we know that nobody has been detained other any more details available right now. you. know unfortunately only knows that he was on his way to pushkin square which is right behind me until about five minutes ago there were a lot of protesters here they've only just moved on as they say they want to go towards the kremlin and i knew was on his way here apparently he was shouting. that putin is the thief when he was arrested and in a way that's not surprising be

about development in twenty eighteen it is kids to have a party thank you very much ideally thank you bonnie. well watching from oxford i thought one of her key points was when she said look international aid budget in this all is not enough it has to be consistent across the range of government policies you can really example if we have policies might come into conflict with a point well made by keep to cli and this week where information has been released that in the year since the break support they've been three billion pounds worth of arms export licenses issued by the u.k. government one point one billion of those inhalation to saudi arabia and so it does become a vicious circle and should be questioned not asked he points from from kate was the role of women targeting the women's role and development. that's so important well it's a couple of aspects to that there's a need to ease in the aftermath of of attacks and helping people you know helping women rebuild their homes but beyond that it comes to rebuilding their countries and giving women the skills it might not necessarily have t

ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the author, playwright and columnist in the new european, bonnietomorrow's front pages. the sunday times, which reports that the newjustice secretary is preparing to intervene to halt the release of the so—called black cab rapist, john worboys. the sunday telegraph has an interview with the new conservative party chairman — he tells the paper he wants to galvanise the party's digital campaigning. the observer reports claims by nigel farage that pro—europeans could overturn the result of the brexit referendum and that the leave side has stopped fighting. and the sunday express claims economists are warning the eu that failing to reach a brexit deal with britain could cost it £500 billion. so, let's begin. we are going to start this evening with the observer and nigel farage who has had a couple of things this who has had a couple of things this week, started off saying he thinks there should be a second referendum and it rather bizarrely put him in agreement with vince cable. he said he thought the league side would winds very well and now he seems

ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the author, playwright and columnist in the new european, bonniereer. the sunday times reports that the new justice secretary is preparing to intervene to halt the release of the so—called ‘black cab rapist‘, john worboys. the sunday telegraph has an interview with the new conservative party chairman. he tells the paper he wants to galvanise the party's digital campaigning. the observer reports claims by nigel farage that pro—europeans could overturn the result of the brexit referendum and that the leave side has ‘stopped fighting.‘ and the sunday express claims economists are warning the eu that failing to reach a brexit deal with britain could cost it £500 billion. so let‘s begin. we will begin with the observer. comments by nigel farage who earlier in the week spoke about a second referendum, saying it might bea about a second referendum, saying it might be a good idea to have won because he thinks the leg side would win more securely than before. he now says they may lose the referendum. just a few days later he is determined to keep us guessin

come here, babe. >> i is bonnie and clyde-ish. do we know what the original crime was? >> stolen suv. >> is that it? >> what do you expect, when you run it, becomes -- >> i think the interesting thing i feel like i've been in news a minute, zero oh, you got your pinky up for that. i've never seen that ending, only seen it on tv in all of the time people never make that choice. >> and you know what? i still haven't seen that ending. little tv humor. you didn't answer. >> i'll give you the answer. are you ready for it? >> yes. >> the crime here is a stolen suv. you'll be in big trouble. >> i can't, it is all right, it will be okay. >> look at that, hugging and hugging. >> what song, jay-z. >> no, big orchestra, look, you know, like this big rise, the crow send darks height of the movie, then they surrender, give up. >> oh, and then they lay down together. oh, they're prone, because there are guns on them. >> do you have lay down. still took the time to hug and do all of that before. i'm sure they were telling them to get down when they came together. >> i have migraines w

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b bonnie, thank you.ore on the president trump tweet storm later here. >>> i've said from the beginning i think he has short term memory loss. because when he says it and the next minute he says it again. >> next hour we'll have a couple doctors with us to discuss the headlines the president is making about his mental health. ♪ this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow's important, but, this officially completes his education. spend you life living. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.com. >>> women coelcome back. all eyes this afternoon on camp david where it is all about tweets from a retreat president trump is attending along with top congressional republicans and administration officials. as he so often does on saturday mornings, he made headlines with a series of tweets, in this one defending his mental fitness and calls himself a very stable genius. this a day after the "fire and fury" because released, a would book that questions the president's intelligence. president t

bonnie snider is updating her map. she will join us in a bit. also, lotto fever will cool off after the million dollar jackpot will go to last night's only winner, somebody in florida bought that lucky tick. meanwhile, tonight's powerball jackpot has been bumped up to a healthy $507 million. >>> special counsel bob mueller's obstruction inquiry shows president trump struggled to keep a grip on the russian investigation t. president's personal attorney, john dowd, telling politico the article is quote another ny team nothing burger. joining me now, natasha bertrand, business insider. let's get to it. the "new york times" report is concluding there is evidence tying the president to a possible crime of obstruction. how about your sources, what are they saying? is this a nothing burger? >> absolutely not t. "new york times" report was anything but a nothing burger. it seems to confirm everything we have been hearing over the past couples how mueller's obstruction case seems to be stronger than his collusion case as of right now collusion is a very

james leads with 24 points and the hawks finally beat the bonnies, 85-78. their first win over st. bonaventure in four season. penn beat clemson and la salle lost. i'm john clark. join us tonight at 11:35 for our road to victory playoff special on the eagles. thanks, everybody. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >>> the warmth will be with us soon. >> soon enough. looking forward to next week in the 50s. >>> today, this morning, that dangerous cold. a good handful of areas. 7 degrees at the bottom of your screen. it is very cold in cape may. tomorrow we will finally break freezing. tomorrow evening a win

. >> bonnie's parents came to the u.s. in the 1980s. >> we're in new york now. let us dress as new yorkers. >> they laughed with the rest of america at eddie murphy in coming to america, but the truth is a better story. >> her dad, a small business owner, her mom a registered nurse is a family of achievers. a brother's in college and stacy age 30 is a georgetown university trained lawyer. >> when people come here, they want to contribute to this society. they want to, you know, be of america. you know, my parents had raised us to feel as if the add part of america. it really does hurt to not be viewed as american as someone else. >> and that's the story of immigrants from our s-hole country. scott bruin wusa 9. >> some perspective there. maryland has the second highest number of nigerian immigrants of any u.s. state behind texas. more than 31,000 marylanders were born in nigeria. >>> i think he's an idiot he's a complete idiot. i've been to both and they are fine people and they are fine countries and we have many haitians in washington d.c. and i'm sure they mu

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anna-lysa: the police say that somebody went out for a walk when they spotted daniel dehaven 's bonnie in the woods off dorsey road near bwi airport. dehaven was last seen january 2. he suffered from dementia and was nonverbal. the police are investigating a tip he may have been picked up by a driver on route one, and the driver may have dropped him off on the 800 block of annapolis road in anne arundel county. the search expanded since the tip and residents help search for mr. dehaven. he was the brother of a retired montgomery county firefighter. at this time the police do not believe there are any suspicious factors linked to his death. in from northwest washington, a shooting leading to a lockdown at george washington university hospital. shots werel said the fired nearby and the victim walked to the emergency room. his injuries are not life-threatening and the police are looking for the shooter tonight. operations at the hospital have returned to normal. alison: angry parents pushing back about school closures lingering from the winter blast. classes are canceled at george washing

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joe's falling to the bonnies 70-67. u mass visiting lasalle. he had 22.salle with a good offensive night, bj johnson getting buckets 26. lasalle will win 87-if so. temple 9th rank cincinnati. it was a night to forget. the bear cats cumberland going coastal on a play, owls down 16 at the half. losing his mind, second half. got worse, gary clark, the owls getting crushed 75-42. baseball hall of fame announced their 2018 class and former philly jim tomey is in. congratulations in his career he had 612 homers 101 of them with the phils, joined by trevor hoffman, the induction ceremony in >>> murphy is getting a revival >> the she originally ran from 1988 to 1998. candice bergan will be her iconic character as the star reporter for a . >>> next is the late show with stephen colbert follow by the late late show with james cordon. >> i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean we're always on at cbsphilly.com. - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation

joe's falling to the bonnies 70-67. u mass visiting lasalle. he had 22. lasalle with a good offensive night, bj johnson getting buckets 26. lasalle will win 87-if so. temple 9th rank cincinnati. it was a night to forget. the bear cats cumberland going coastal on a play, owls down 16 at the half. losing his mind, second half. got worse, gary clark, the owls getting crushed 75-42. baseball hall of fame announced their 2018 class and former philly jim tomey is in. congratulations in his career he had 612 homers 101 of them with the phils, joined by trevor hoffman, the induction ceremony in >>> murphy is getting a revival >> the she originally ran from 1988 to 1998. candice bergan will be her iconic character as the star reporter for a but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! juscbs presented by target..... there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supp

the hawks finally beat the bonnies, 85-78. their first win over st. bonaventure.enn beat clemson and la salle lost. i'm john clark. join us tonight at 11:35 for our road to victory playoff special on the eagles. thanks, everybody. >>> in new castle county, delaware, police officers and firefighters laced up their skates for the winter classic hockey game. the first responders took to the ice at the skating club in wilmington. >>> today the first annual women can do festival will celebrate the arts and community. it runs from 2:00 this afternoon until 7:00 this evening at the rotunda on walnut street in west philadelphia. it celebrates spirit and has speakers, live deejays be a vendors from all over the city. 5:57 on this sunday. it is not fit for man or beast out there this morning. nobody is safe. >> no doubt about that. the bitter cold temperatures are taking their toll across the entire region. we'll check in with nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal at a trouble spot in philly in just a few minutes. >>> and take a look at those numbers. still feeling below zero over much o

for him bonnie has lived in the wild for years right now she's coming back to the center regularly to show off her young son roger. when you have a servant around it and you often see behaviors that are typical of human beings you can really see that we're closely related. each animal is an individual with a different face a different character and a different speed at which they learn new things they're like one big family. veterinarian and honey how tante is going to check dora over. so not only has she been losing weight she's also been having difficulties climbing . probably because she was in a fight with another orangutan and is injured. one of our staff phoned her already on the ground and. are a problem. for you know. yet. the name of this national park a bookie to go means ferdie hills it's one of the. land rain forests and one of the last remaining sanctuaries for orangutans. you. can survive here than tigers and all the other animals will be automatically protected to you that's why it's so important to preserve what we have here. continue to observe the orangutans they rel

i am a bonnie painter and i do paint people and since i've always been writing and have owned horses since i was a kid one day i just got the idea to paint horses. morphia. plain and simple in bronze all with a motif by found all. three hours later and the painting for you as a gift and still is finally ready and molly's is ecstatic. these pictures to see it like this i need another photo. it's such a great image i know the pictures are just incredible and it's so much fun. she's enjoying every second of it because soon all of cheyennes bright colors will be brushed away. just before we go there as it sounds the new to start of the new year with a nice gift from us to take part in our survey. and you could win an exclusive you're a max wrist watch or you need to do is visit our web site d w dot com slash lifestyle and share your new year's resolutions for twenty eight c. so we have time for the day to do join us again tomorrow our for now the. next time you're on your own max each year a new snow day which is filled and finished last land it takes twenty million kilos of snow and thr

health canada and three quarter of a million dollars in court costs and legal fees for true hope bonnie caplan judea rutledge and others continue to investigate the use of nutrients as a primary treatment for mental health yet the road has been anything but easy. i was very aware of how many people were incredibly skeptical about this work i was trained as a scientist and we need to evaluate the evidence and what has astounded me is the obstacles that we've faced in order to try to answer what's a i think a very important question for our community i happen to think that medications are very important especially in acute crises but to me they're the supplement in the ideal world i believe that it would be more beneficial to a lot of people especially developing children to be treated first with everything psychosocial family therapy etc and nutritional which is not going to cause any long term harm and that should be primary intervention there are going to be people who want to say that you know i'm just trying to make a lot of money off of a big made up story but my mother is dead in t

. >> all these bonnie and collides coming together, one last hug and kiss. >> people bond in very different>> before the cuffs come on. >>> on wednesday dramatic dash cam have you had owe of a tense shoot-out last month. deputies exchanged gunfire with a driver on a interstate in the middle of evening traffic. look at this. while police didn't know it at the time, the same man was wanted in another shooting. amazingly, none of the officers was injured in the gunfire. but one innocent bystander was hit. nbc's jed boll reports. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: that was the barrage of gunfire on i-15 in springville when deputies first encountered 37-year-old arturo gallemore jimenez. >> the shooting in the last six seconds. >> reporter: the search for jimenez started . they had no idea he was wearing body armor. jimenez fired three shots. five officers responded with nearly 50 rounds in less than six seconds. >> that this individual is willing to use deadly force to get away from anything. >> reporter: his deputies also used deadly force. a provo man who had run out of gas on the highway nearly one-t

i mean he's come to learn from bonnie and let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul i'm joined by the shellac up there you know these political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in it's all about the perspective closer d.w. news c s. d w true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages happening i think on a lot of programming going there you know he says you can show them with us our innovations magazine for in asia with us from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. hello and welcome to the latest edition of in caught up because i'm now tigray in lagos nigeria i'm here to bring you interesting and inspiring stories on environmental issues from across africa and europe but i am not alone my colleague sharon joins us on my will be kenya hello sourly. thanks entry. in nairobi kenya welcome to the show here's what we have lined up for you today. we meet environmental activists who are trying to save. the capital of mauritania is on the atlantic coast much

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of expression one of the members of the union bar he contacted the spokesman of interior ministry bonnie he according to him bonnie responded saying that these are not his problems and told him to file a case with the court the same organization also wrote an open letter to tunisian prime minister yousaf shah head last year citing its concern about declining media freedoms when it comes to press freedom tunisia ranks ninety seventh out of the hundred eighty countries in the world that's according to reporters without borders and according to freedom house and dependent watchdog group the say they say that political rights ratings have also gotten worse in the last year on twitter some people have been sharing their concerns on press freedom within the country robert here saying tunisia was supposed to be one of the few success stories of the arab spring now press freedom is slipping away if you're a journalist or citizen reporter in tunisia we would love to hear from you. now you can write me privately at leo harding a.j. e. you can send us a whatsapp message or use or hashtag aging is g

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contribute to bail out the or called mail block and apple is reporting from washington naomi cara bonnie. thank you. but i am in the eyes of those coming up in salt lake city austin houston pittsburgh washington d.c. and other cities go to redacted tor dot com for details or to vote for your city to be added until next time goodnight ok. yes it was pretty good with. marco for your. help in the last election the billboards was mostly we don't then we will soon will put you know one of the on the stuff and we push it out show. you can't you. understand and you can go on the scouts more we believe that you could still be. easy should reason if you look good. you will know that. the secret is the one which you can you get other qualities but when you tell us what you did to mr old wheels in motion the president. about your sudden passing i phone lee just learned you were yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to us we all do it but i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turne

character in an animation made by an israeli rights creep but the factory and its owner mohammed tell bonnie a real and some of the many problems operating under the blockade of gaza by israel in egypt. no discovers them as mohammed shows have around by starting with a power cut electricity is off most of the time in gaza. during my visit mohammed explained that since the siege began ten years ago most of his production lines are closed most of the time. he didn't want to fire any of his four hundred staff their families depend on the wages so the employees had their hours cut instead. because the animation also shows the machinery they use has problems to israeli authorities restrict the import of anything they say could be used to make weapons the packaging made to be done or to my city by dismissing these the spare parts he does not being allowed in this machine but the cream filling and biscuits the kids technicians come here and service it in order to come this whole production line being down for yes some of the equipment these to be sent to germany servicing and that's not allowed eit

gentlemen i'm afraid we're going to have to end the discussion many thanks indeed to all of you moral bonnie sable and jeffrey ronson as always thank you for watching don't forget you can see the program at any time just by going to the website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion on this issue join us on our facebook page on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter i handle at a.j. inside story from the avery and figure the whole team here in doha thanks for watching we'll see you again i i think . january on jesse the african heads of state and governments will gather in at his ababa for the state's assembly of the african union where the goals set out say in twenty seventeen minutes rewind returns with brand new episodes updating some of the best al-jazeera documentaries from over the years the biggest names in politics in business will meet in the swiss alps for the world economic forum what will be talk of the agenda mad the aasan engages in rigorous debate cutting through the headlines on up front and in a week of special co

to contribute to bail out the or called mail block and ample reporting from washington naomi cara bonnie. what i am guide shows coming up in salt lake city austin houston pittsburgh washington d.c. and other cities go to redacted tor dot com for details or to vote for your city to be added until next time goodnight. is america as it actually is a bomb it was a fantasy is reality and he's doing what you'd expect a seasoned businessman to do cut all the nonsense out of the mix bring jobs back. yes that was what would. work for you. the last election i believe will do it so well mostly we don't then we will see who will play you know one of the in the spin off and we will push it short. painful thank you for coming. here and you can go on and on with the scouts more with you the new coach that we know that you feel easy should resign you said. you will know that. the secret is the one which you can you can go to call us up and you tell us what you did to miss all the most of this mission. thank i'm. told. that. a massive explosion rocks the diplomatic district in the afghan capital reported

health canada and three quarters of a million dollars in court costs and legal fees for true hope bonnie caplan judea rutledge and others continue to investigate the use of nutrients as a primary treatment for mental health yet the road has been anything but easy. i was very aware of how many people were incredibly skeptical about this work i was trained as a scientist and we need to evaluate the evidence and what has astounded me is the obstacles that we've faced in order to try to answer what's a i think a very important question for our community i happen to think that medications are very important especially in acute crises but to me they're the supplement in the ideal world i believe that it would be more beneficial to a lot of people especially developing children to be treated first with everything psychosocial family therapy etc and nutritional which is not going to cause any long term harm and that should be primary intervention there are going to be people who want to say that you know i'm just trying to make a lot of money off of a big made up story but my mother is dead in t

let's bring in political correspondent hans bonnie standing by at our parliamentary studios hans leading foreign policy expert in merkel's conservatives has labeled turkey's syrian offensive illegal what was a she was chancellor merkel taking on the conflict the chancellor herself has not said anything publicly about the conflict but her spokesman has spoken of all of those and has been very reluctant in fact to condemn what's happening in the oven in syria at the moment to condemn this turkish action the government's position is that. it is not clear whether international laws being broken by this offensive and that to the whole thing should be seen in the context of developments in syria in in its entirety so the german government is pushing for a peace initiatives in syria to be accelerated and this situation in a free in northern syria to be included in those kinds of negotiations in other words there is a great reluctance on the part of the german government actually to criticize turkey and to condemn what is happening there at the moment but as we saw in the report has germany has

host: congresswoman bonnie watson coleman with us until the top of the hour.ou can join us by calling debbiee will start with for you in philadelphia. independent. go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. the gentleman that was on earlier talked about how the americans love president trump. this was an electoral vote, not a popular vote. also, the democrats have a messagingcause their is not coming across correctly. stated what the fight,s -- the total chip, the health care, medicare, medicaid, social security being chip, the health care, issues, t daca. and the people think that you are just fighting for daca. the democrats need to step it up with your message. you are not locked in yet, i am telling you. host: congresswoman? guest: thank you for that, thanks for the comments, and thank you for having concern about those, sort of, broad, kitchen-table issues. it is not just one issue. daca is very important because there is a threat to over 200,000 young people who know no other country than this country as their homeland. having health care, access to community

gentlemen i'm afraid we're going to have to end the discussion many thanks indeed to all of you moral bonnie sable and to jeffrey ronson as always thank you for watching don't forget you can see the program at any time just by going to the website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion on this issue join us on our facebook page on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter i handle at a.j. inside story for me adrian figure the whole team here in doha thanks for watching we'll see you again i i think . news has never been more available it's a constant barrage that they put every day but the message is a simplistic you have both a brain that good logical rational person crazy wants and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not well documented accusation and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives at this time on al-jazeera. it sounds like an agreement between a criminal busts trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever come

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