>> held captive in a land of chaos. >> i was in chains. hanging on by a thread. >> her best hope for freedom? >> momma? >> amanda? amanda i love you! >> her mother -- an ocean away. she would turn investigator, then negotiator. >> we are not playing games! >> could she save her only daughter? >> it's hard to imagine being the mother on the other end of this call. >> if you guys don't pay $1 million for me, by one week, they will kill me. >> okay. >> her daughter was on the phone a world away. she'd been kidnapped in one of the most dangerous places on earth. >> i feel so awful. i can't believe they're doing this. i hate doing this to you guys. >> this mother negotiated with kidnappers, with her daughter's life on the line. >> i understand. >> did you keep it together? >> i did. i had to be strong for her. >> and the daughter faced unimaginable fears. >> my head is pulled back. and then there was a serrated knife. >> their stories are intertwined, amanda and her mother lorinda stewart, both women driven by strength, courage, and most of all

>> because he captivated america'se presidents, the s way he captivated ordinary people.hey wanted comfort from him. they wanted spiritual guidance from h p. he crosseditical lines. he gave guidance to dwight ensenhower, richard nixon, lyndon johnson, ill clinton and his time of troubles. laura: he had a particarly close relationship with the bush family. what role did he play in george w. bush conversion to christianity? >> george w. bush credits bill graham with his being a born n agristian and with his finding sobriety. which ofs course,solutely essential to the career of george w. bush. laura: in moments of national pain, likeom 9/11, the okl city bombing, what was it about having billy graham by your side so a president that wa important? so important beca although he was a christian preacher, his message could resonate across religious lines, across any kind of denominational lines. this spiritual gravitas. he wasn't just a political religious rit person. he was actually quite -- quite critical of the religious t rights, saying we don'nt to poison religion by bringi

. >>> in just a few hours, the riverside county couple who allegedly held their kids captive in their own home will be back in front of a judge. david and louise turpin have both pleaded not guilty to torture, abuse and other charges. the parents remain in custody on a $12 million bail. a judge has barred them from contacting their children. the siblings between the ages of 2 and 29 were rescued from their home in paris california after one of them escaped last month. lawyers representing the children say they are making progress as they work to recover. >>> state lawmaker facing sexual misconduct allegations is out. senator tony mendoza abruptly resigned before his colleagues could decide his punishment. >> i just felt that i didn't have an opportunity to present my side of the story to my colleagues who were going to decide. i didn't have a chance to even do that. i think that was shameful and i think it's not fair to me. >> mendoza is accused of making unwanted advances towards six women including several subordinates. mendoza's picture is now removed from the capital wall. the ex-

here in captivity the counts are read by stuff at the panda operating center in the wild it's the mother who takes care of the young she just swallows anything the cub wants to get rid of. these might well be the most helpless little ones in the world as well as the most endearing and quite probably the most expensive. pander is china's national treasure. even its coloring is a living symbol of the past an illusion to the home country where you know young a balanced opposites. black and white light and day and night sun and moon sky and earth heat and cold. war i think oh. my god what a compass born it becomes the property of the people's republic of china. there's no getting around that law but zoos can rent pandas from the state for a limited period it's not cheap so they have to pay over a million dollars a year to the government. says. this is one national treasure that's guarded like the most priceless of jewels. they may be predisposed to laziness but pandas still wake up early that means their keepers have to as well. and judging paying work at the panda center starts at six am or

because there are people out there that are trying to catch these whales, keep them in captivity, at different parks. >> that's her point. you see that smoke on the water getting a little closer. the one thing i did learn about this is that i had no idea that the french actually use the phrase -- >> ooh-la-la! >> i thought that was just something we said to seem french. but no, the french really do say ooh-la-la! it's quite the thing, ooh-la-la! >> sure is. >> you're getting closer. and hopefully we see more than just mist. >> that was huge. >> he's enormous. >> when it was out further it looked like a little baby. >> the whale goes down beneath the water and surfaces up on the other side as it continues along its journey. here it is. you're a car in the middle of a whale crossing. let's say aah-la-la for the next video off the coast of tiger beach in the bahamas. a number of divers with eli martinez, he's been doing this for a long time, 47 years old. his friend jen, a 14-footer. and -- gee. >> not cool, jen, not cool. >> ah-la-la, take a look down the gull legal. >> a big, beautifu

i was completely captivated by this book. it made me interested in this thing i didn't think i'd be interested in because it was so well-written and conveyed her actions so effectively. those are the happy surprises that we all have in one way or another. you know you are interested in film directors and of course you are going to read the new proposal for a book on john ford or buster keaton or whatever but when you get a thing and you were kind of ugly looking at it and you suddenly go wow i never thought about this, that's in some ways the most joyous you have as an acquiring editor. >> we only have time for one more question. because i started as a junior person publishing as an assistant as many of us do working our way up through the ranks i came across a lot of projects and you never knew someone's real reason for not getting a book done was although every now for some version of the dog ate my homework. the most meaningful experience i had was a book that became like real children and the authors every bit of their be

from captivity. this is kids hold the door because the star of the show at this marine park on ten a reef in the canary islands. the killer whale appears to follow his trainers every command. together with five other or cuz the two ton mammal thrills visitors to the local park it every day. this is a photo of quito with his former trainer. his mother says alexis always had a special connection to animals and that he was considered the most experienced orca trainer at the local park. until december of two thousand and nine attacked and killed alexis his trainer. but that only became public knowledge much later. knowing that in its line of business the park had no interest in saying what really happened namely orca attack. because that would have had a negative impact on visitor numbers. so they played it down claiming that it was the fault of the trainer not the orca. you know. the autopsy report clearly states that alexis and this is body displayed shark bites and internal injuries but to this day th

varieties of whales so especially here in this environment it's a huge contradiction to hold them captive that only leads to suffering and i think it's immoral to keep animals caged up. they said i mean people. but at little parquet the show goes on. the marine park and soon welcome to a record number of visitors in twenty sixteen over a million its director claims the park plays a role in protecting the environment he says the orcas act as ambassadors for wildlife conservation. believe in the power of the torso alley in a bid from a church the flower children grow up in the city and often know little of the world around them we're surrounded by technical gadgets but forget we're also surrounded by great creatures worth protecting they're threatened by overfishing and plastic waste in the seas and we want to create an awareness of that if you're not outside . messages and this doesn't believe in that. she will continue fighting to free the orcas. she's convinced that orcas belong in the open sea. what do you believe about what a half of congress into up in federal african country of this

of the-- kidnapped captive of the democrat party. it's just a disgrace how they've refused to bow to the needs of the people to know. neil: it's interesting if you think about it, the same media that, you know, obviously was very aggressive with the release of the pentagon papers to get every detail out on inflated body casualties counts in the vietnam war and gets, that in retrospect was a good thing to learn and know and if you subscribe it today, we're questioning the institution that's verboten, we'd never learn that. i know the fbi example is a little different, but what is wrong with finding out how an investigation starts or what triggers it? and i talked to a number of democratic congressman in the last hour and a half who tell me, well, i cannot believe, neil, this was the only means by which that fisa, you know, order was granted. but what do you think of that? >> i think the fact that the democrats will do anything to keep the truth from coming out. the truth is there's been a conspiracy so immense, it defies imagination,

would buy dedicated scientists will be for nothing different kind of can't be encouraged in captivity it's not as though they don't practice a tool but in the lazy way they do everything else this prone to twins and has no idea that a special love potion was formulated just for the. the protest held against the enter a convention took place ten days after columbine. what happened at columbine on april twentieth one thousand nine hundred nine was that two two young men who were intent on killing as many students as they could they opened fire on students outside and then went when when confronted with a police presence they went inside the school began shooting there went into the library that's where they they they killed and injured the most students and that's that's where my son was then went worse as the day went on. no word from him being asked by the police if we could provide a description of him and what he was wearing. at one point asking for dental records and being told at one point that there was one last school bus bringing students. back from. when you're waiting for for

i'm a captive. i dpot to make the best of this.tally different than saying, you know what, i really dig what you're doing. by the way, it would have been a real achievement. it would be the first time ever to succeed and the sla had no training in this. never pretend to have any training in this. >> some have said that the sla had no expertise in brainwashing and particularly donald defreeze, the leader, that is nonsense. he had studied the north korean methodology. he knew enough to abuse her to the point where she would do most anything she was told to do. >> we weren't brainwashers. we weren't trained in the techniques similar to the ones used on me and my fellow marines in boot camp. that was brainwashing. that was breaking you down to nothing and building you back up again. that never happened. bailey was a marine pilot and had a wild hairup his ass about some man sheecheern candidate nonses. ng incredible. capital one has partnered with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of

he made ca thanight with his captive in a remote spot in the forest. the next morning, hilton attempted to use meredith's bank card still again at an atm in canton, georgia. nothing. they returned to his hidden campsite. he held meredith altogether for four days in the woods. and what nature of man is gary hilton? listen to the confession tapes about what he says about meredith's dog ella. he said he knew the dog had the identifying chip when he let the go in the supermarket parking lot. >> if i wanted to ensure that no one would have associated the dog with her, i would have killed the dog. there's no way i could do that. he was too much of a softy to kill the dog as he explained it. but ella's owner never had a chance. >> she was dead from the beginning. because i just told you, once you've done it, you're either going to kill her or get caught. there's no other solution. that sounds cold and cruel, yeah, it was. >> in his unbelievable cold recollection of the crime, hilton told meredith he was going to let her go after four days of captivity. >> i t

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only less would buy dedicated scientists will be for nothing if panda enough can't be encouraged in captivity it's not as though they don't practice a tool but in the same lazy way they do everything else this proud mom agape is to twins and has no idea that a special love potion was formulated just for the. all to see we have a great team we need to strengthen before the free float world cold and you're back to been a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that much qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that weighting spirit to the aussie theme. recently i had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best form since my last will come on that story as well as three. thousand zero zero zero zero here i call russia. by fly strike strike left left left more or less ok stop that's really good that. the protest held against the owner a convention took place ten days after columbine. knew what happened to columbine on april twentieth one tho

this case captivated silicon valley, mostly because of this man.he very embodiment of silicon valley's bro culture, overconfidence and aggressive ambition. in court this week, he was accused of orchestrating a grand plan to steal self—driving technology from google and then put it into uber‘s own cars. mr kalanick believes the technology is vital if uber is to survive. they had a meeting with then—google employee anthony levandowski. it was alleged that he stole more than 111,000 alleged documents and then left google to set up his own company, then he sold it to uber. in a remarkable moment during the trial, the jury was shown this scene from the 1989 film wall street. the prosecution said travis kalanick acted like a real—life gordon gecko. the point is, ladies and gentlemen, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. greed is right. but convincing jurors that mr kalanick is something of a slippery operator was not going to be enough to win the case. what the prosecution had to demonstrate was that uber was using the stolen technology, and t

but only left by dedicated scientists will be from the thing if of can be encouraged in captivity it's not as though they don't practice until but in the same lazy way they do everything else this proud to twins and has no idea that a special love potion was formulated just for the. ride up with. the best out of. the high so it's a pain to perform. past myself to die. you don't know so i need what you know sorry trust me. as most of. the snow in the home will stand her. this country because. she had the goods. so we'll see if you take. one of. those if you could with. yes more care to depreciate. education in the. toilet b.s. i mean are you. up. the u.s. is losing in two ways number one the climate denying is precluding them from the dissipating in this new economy number one and number two the effects of the climate change and why the catastrophes the global you know my car instead are the result of it all this other problems are hurting the us economy on the other side of the trade so you've got a double by. a smack serves up a plate of selman know it to the unsuspecting patrons in t

here in captivity the counts are reared by stuff for the panda operating center in the wild it's the mother who takes care of the young she just swallows anything the cub wants to get rid of. these might well be the most helpless little ones in the world as well as the most enduring and quite probably the most expensive. pender is china's national treasure. even its coloring is a living symbol of the past and illusion to the home country. a balanced opposites . black and white light and. day and night sun the moon sky and earth heat and cold. war i think part of. what a cub is born it becomes the property of the people's republic of china. there's no getting around that law but zoos can rent pandas from the state for a limited period it's not cheap so they have to pay over a million dollars a year to the government. says. this is one national treasure that's guarded like the most priceless of jewels. they may be predisposed to laziness but pandas still wake up early and that means their keepers have to as well. and judging paying work at the panda center starts at six am or send them

because quinn gray didn't sound like a captive at all.ct, she seemed to be in on the whole thing. >> i don't know what the new plan is. >> well, we'll see. >> just tell me you have one. >> yeah. they called the cops and everything, i mean -- but i've got a different plan. >> osmanovic appeared to mock the massive law enforcement manhunt that was under way to find quinn. >> if they just knew that you were here by yourself all night long, they would have a fit. >> that's why i'm starting to feel like i'm the sinister one, doing this to my family. i wonder what my girls think right now. i wonder if they have any idea what's going on. >> we went to the hotel and talked to the people that worked at the hotel. they said she sat in the car while he was checking in. they were hand in hand. they said, in fact, he left the room many, many times during the weekend. >> and remember those bruises and marks quinn said she got from being zip tied to a chair? the recording suggested quinn made them herself. >> i have to have a few more marks if i'm telli

the film keeps the audience captivated until the bitter end in one thousand nine hundred eight it's a trek to more than one million cinema does across germany and the director dominic graf a german film award. winner. that wraps up our top ten german this edition of favorites to forget it writes if we miss your favorite drop us a line and join us next time tell then go easy on the popcorn. english and math curriculum. for responsibility. an inch. evangelical school but in center does a way with conventional timetables and grades and imparts a twenty first century version of christian values we accompany three students in their everyday life if i die mexico mobile focused and tugs. next on d w. two cultures one cooperation. german any iranian architects are building bridges across political and religious borders. the new exhibition center in tehran is an example of a successful synergy. in sixteen it. barely feel. the scars on most of. the pain still tangible. the suffering and for good. for cities edged by the more. they have survived the two they also have a future. i really understa

best chance in the category of best actress in a leading role from britain sally hawkins she's captivating without uttering a single word in the shape of water. for a film expert scott roxboro she's at the forefront you know fingers crossed. for europe our series. sixty minutes on d w. is going to. tell my managers to no good day nothing would change you know the banks. and so watch the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for minds. the government of sudan is often accused of being one of the world's greatest violators of human rights and just as often it denies the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gun dog who is my guest here in munich does he care if anyone believes him. giving him a gun will welcome.

you blessed him through his humility and commitment to you, to bring deliverance to those held captivey sin, to restore sight to the morally and ethically blind, and to set on the path of freedom those shackles by addictions and despair. thank you, lord. the force of billy graham's convictions transcended the ,oundaries that divide humanity .reating a spirit of oneness inspired by his great life, lightnge us all to become to our generation. use us, o god, as you used evangelists billy graham so that the words of our miles and the meditations and hearts will always be acceptable to you. name of billy graham's savior and closest friend, jesus christ. amen.

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now, all are dead or in captivity.he missing britishjournalist, john cantlie. kidnapped by is, he has fronted some of their propaganda videos. this was his last appearance from mosul, before it too was taken from is group. and do they know the whereabouts of abu bakr al—baghdadi, the is leader? despite repeated claims that he is dead, he was last heard from in september last year. the captured men have served one significant purpose, though — a new front has opened in syria. turkey is attacking kurdish forces — it calls them terrorists — but the coalition sees the kurds as vital and effective allies against is and it wants the world to know those allies have just captured two of the caliphate's most wanted. let's stay in the region because we've got some breaking news. israel says it has intercepted an iranian unmanned aircraft launched from syria. the israelis say they have targeted iranian site inside syria because of course iran and syria... iran and israel border each other. israel has been wary of the iranian invo

but all that work by dedicated scientists will be for nothing if panda love can't be encouraged in captivity it's not as though they don't practice at all but in the same lazy way they do everything else this proud to twins and has no idea that a special love potion was formulated just for the. pleasure. and when you don't. try to get a court to. not throw only ten. said . no servant is vastly better. if you speak french. the same. unsaid is no ward winning novelist historian and journalist whose recent novel because in. focuses on the lives of women and nazi occupied paris i reset to slater to speak to a number of holocaust survivors from that time and several journalist author and historian welcome to the alex semin to thank you for inviting me thanks to you to see and about the leap out is in which is a lot to ask at least five years of research and mention some of the stories and if you can give us an idea of how you came across of these wonderful women don't forget we've grown up in a time of peace and plenty we've never known fear but these women really experienced fear so i think that

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visitors to the museum always captivated by this celebrated statute. the bully extracting the thoughts from his folks. the legendary she will simulate the city of rome stood on the capitol in the ciceros day his righteous tennis. she is suckling romulus and remus the twins said to have found a drone both they and the city owed everything to her. at the foot of the capitol hill is the roman forum. in the first century a.d. julius caesar had homes on the site demolished to make way for four of his plans were carried out by subsequent employments. after the fall of the roman empire the christians built their churches on the foundations of the old temples. the form fell into ruin. when surest now walk mostly knees ground then forty imperioli to the colosseum there's one point where they always pools for stone reliefs trace the growth of the mighty roman empire from the foundation of the city in seven fifty three b.c. to its full in the year a d three hundred thirty by the modern calendar year i think that. you. let a chair that. you all know why. the forum

olympics is now underway in attendance the north korean cheerleaders you may remember them who captivatedthe world over the past few weeks a real hit edition a high level delegation of officials from north korea is also attending as you just heard and also there is ivanka trunk the champ the daughter of president trump who is leading the u.s. delegation so that's a scene live in the pier in china at the moment. china's ruling party is considering the removal of term limits for the president and the vice president the communist party wants to change the constitution so that chinese leaders can serve more than two consecutive terms the amendment would allow president xi jinping to be selected as leader again in twenty twenty three the party elected him as its head for a second term last october reading to refugees in bangladesh are living day to day six months on since the start of a brutal crackdown by the mia more military the un has condemned the atrocities calling them a textbook case of ethnic cleansing almost seven hundred thousand range of now cross the border into bangladesh since a

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in her screen debut bruce plays with captivating vulnerability. this i dedicate this award to the fighting women of my country. have already asked in year of the me to movements strong women have swept the board post and off camera at the ballerina certainly no coincidence. and here we are at the german film stand at the european film market it's been a good year for the local film industry as witnessed by four german films in competition one of our favorites was three days in kiev own in which mary boleyn make it's quite remarkable performance as germany's tragic film diva romy schneider . she always knew how to make an entrance in one thousand nine hundred one granted an interview to a german reporter from the magazine stand and celebrity photographer for bad live back a friend of hers live go up a. little. play here. the real mission remembers those three days and keep their home as though they were yesterday katie is then with. in the film directed by emily artifice played by whole bad good stick you exist taken aback by how cynical he seems b

and then executed. captive and then executed.rorists who had fought for islamic state. who had fought for islamic state. came in and greek cypriots background. background. dann in the 19905 and he became a british citizen. british citizen. reputation for water boarding, mock executions and crucifixions. executions and crucifixions. men were grabbed by a kurdish led militia. the fate of the two men is unknown. unknown. bay or they could stand trial in the states. states. it would not comment on individual cases or ongoing investigations. cases or ongoing investigations. andi mohr, bbc news. —— andy moore. sharply, with the dowjones index falling more than 4 per cent. sean's with us on the sofa to tell us more. why's this happening? rates, are they still bothering markets? definitely they are. american stock market, that dow jones industrial average. jones industrial average. the equivalent of our ftse 100. the equivalent of our ftse100. equivalent of our ftse100. 30 of the biggest companies in america. the biggest companies in ame

my story of captivity and my fight against the islamic state and i hope you will all buy it. she has joined forces with amal clooney to insist that the international community bring the perpetrators of these crimes and against humanity to justice. she is also founded an organization, nadia's initiative to help women and marginalized groups to have a role in stabilizing and rebuilding their community. in 2016, the united nations named her the first goodwill ambassador for the dignity of survivors of human trafficking. she has experienced in her life unimaginable brutality. yet despite that pain and suffering, she is determined to ensure that her people and she truly wants to be a last girl in the world story like hers, as has been said of her, not his resilience and dignity are the most powerful rejection of what isis stands for. now for the citation. >> for her tireless efforts, towards and advocating for the pc, urging that isisterrorists who perpetrated the atrocities committed against them are brought to justice , for helping survivors, by bringing their voices to the worl

he also wrote a memoir about his captivity at the hands of the shawnee indians. it is a fascinating account. charles made his fortune in the tobacco trade. that was very important to virginia's economy. what goes up must come down. in 1818, the tobacco market crashed in virginia. charles went from prosperity to poverty practically overnight. he was forced to sell sandusky. he cannot afford to keep it up. him showingdeed of where he sold it in 1818 to christopher clark. now we are going to take a look at some of the later owners of historic sandusky. this is the formal parlor of historic sandusky. it is restored to the 1850's era. this is our third interpretive. -- this is our third interpretive period. this is when the hunter family owned the house. they owned the house during the battle of lynchburg. we are restoring the house to the civil war area -- era. -- civil war area period. they immigrated from pennsylvania and prior to that germany. this war -- this worm -- this room was used for entertaining. this is where guests would be received for business purposes