yes and held by the so-called so-called islamic state as sex slaves after a three months of captivity and i is helped most old maraud was able to escape and has since been resettled in germany and dennis macwhich is the congolese going to colleges to works in the war torn east of the country he runs a hospital that provided treatment for thousands of women and is a world renowned expert on helping women recover from rape and sexual violence he's also an outspoken campaigner on the issue of describing rape as a weapon of mass destruction macwhich i said he was in surgery when he heard the news that he'd been awarded the peace prize and said i can see in the faces of many women how they are happy to be recognized. well let's first talk about not we have . with us here in our studio sandra you have actually spent time in northern iraq with the community you were just there again this year she's been announced as one of the laureates does that come as a surprise to you a little bit yes yesterday we were speaking in the office i thought it must be someone linked to the maybe need to campai

but keeping animals in captivity has been shown, or people believe it might be of educational use.itain looks if you travel up and down britain's longest road. peter dench has been taking a snapshot of life along the a1 and the results are on show as part of hull's international photography festival. i'm peter dench, a photojournalist, and i've been travelling along the a1 to find out what people think about brexit. i thought it was a good way to reach out to the nation, a route of certainty in a time of change. we went to grantham because it's historically significant because of thatcher. this is the living health natural therapy centre, which used to be margaret thatcher's childhood home. it was difficult to believe that this was the home that created such a divisive prime minister, because everything about the interior is about relaxation and calm. i don't always know what i'm going to find when i turn up in a town like grantham. i saw this group socialising by the statue of sir isaac newton. i wonder what sir isaac would make of grantham today. it's always been a divided town.

please come up, shane mccrae, who makes captivity speak so we can hear every syllable. join him, please, jezmyn ward, who conjures up the dead and brings the past into the present. and kevin young, who shows us the truth of our lives. please join them and scott momaday, a storyteller who can render public spaces sacred with meaning. steve, joyce, your beautiful minds led us to these books. come up. come up. [ applause ] you are all anisfield-wolf bookends now. i'm grateful to our partners, venerable and brand new and growing. the list is growing. video is streaming from tonight with interviews with our authors. please visit anisfield-wolf.org. remember, you can tune in to professor momaday's city club talk at 12:30 tomorrow. and you can join kevin young friday for bunk and a beer. cleveland book week stretches into saturday with the great lakes black authors expo at the cleveland public library, and saturday afternoon at 2:00 with the author and illustrator of the marvelous picture book "crown" in the stoke wings of the cleveland public library. our first family event.

health at all it's about breeding the pran in captivity in an awful culture setting. it it's never been done before it's a huge challenge to get it right and to get it right in a way that can be replicated here in senegal. ordinary we need f.s.b. to hold in the main gate and use new development of a more primitive than you're going to wind my mum they're part of a modern part of it they don't do them to them but to bend the legs with a part of the security of the internet. what if it really only works after the third generation that they adapt themselves to the conditions of a hatchery so that they're producing at the levels of nature so it's a very very painful process or trial trial trial getting to the point where you finally get the first. eventually you should be able to release about ten thousand a month that's not a lot in culture terms but it's completely irresponsible to release that many prawns into the river knowing that they can't reproduce. and soon it's back to where the problem started in the fast pace. and the dam will cannot be wished away but there i

captive and then she called her husband savvas back home. he said he needed to steal $30,000 from savvas savopoulos who was his boss. she said the dna evidence is overwhelneng. she expl her theory around the 85 used to appropriate open the window which had daron wint's dna on it. she said it was used so he could hear when the assistant dropped off th o cash may 14. hours later, the house went up in flames and the family was found dead inside. the prosecution showed the jury one last time graphic taupautop images. they said they had to do this because they had to prove these murders were particularly heinous and cruel. up next, the defense will have n opportunity to argue their closing arguments. news4.

book and i feel like it is an important that everyone needs to read the author of the novel the captives. [applause] it just came out a few months ago and the story collection private property be taught at the prisons onnd and off and i think she said since 1997 her literary work has been published in short fiction narrative and four in literature the "boston globe," the new york magazine and many other places. this novel for captive tells the story of a young incarcerated woman and says in an interview about writing the book it was inspired by working with people who have nothing to offer in fact fo through teaching and the facilities i've discovered the opposite is true i'm pleased to have them both with me today. [applause] i want to ask what is that i inspired you to take such an extreme measure of going undercover and i want to ask debra what was it about teaching in prison that inspired this narrative spark that led to writing an entire novel about it >> i was drawn to the system that we have the world's prison systems here i was constantly frustrated at how difficult it ois to get

nigerian president that the government will do everything possible to ensure the release of all captives people waffle full that the incident we so yesterday may not happen but when it happened a lot of nigerians were disappointed and shocked at the same time. if you his new cabinet is now a record fifty percent female including the country's first female defense minister the reformist prime minister i.b.m. it has also created a new ministry of peace in a bid to tackle a wave of ethnic violence he said that the citizen to appoint so many female ministers is the first in the history of ethiopia and probably in africa since coming to power in april he's introduced a series of reforms transforming it the openness political landscape and restoring relations with every trail well jordan anderson is an analyst with the africa country risk team at i.h.s. market he says the new cabinet is a positive move for he opiah he's trying to bring in members of the less representative storch the parts of the country this is good for their representation for inclusion making them feel part of the country a

tanzanian billionaire mohammed dewji was in captivity for more than a week. turkey says it will reveal all details about the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi, after saudi arabia admitted for the first time he had been killed in its consulate in istanbul. saudi state television reported that he died in a fight. turkish officials said he had been deliberately killed. our diplomatic affairs correspondent james robbins reports. after 2.5 weeks of denial, saudi arabia is changing its story. state tv announced the admission that jamal khashoggi was killed by its officials. translation: the discussions that took place between him and the individuals that met with him during his presence in the saudi consulate in istanbul led to an argument and fist fight with jamal khashoggi, which led to his death. that is also the admission of a big saudi lie — previous insistence that the journalist didn't just walk into the consulate, he left safely too. many believe the killing could only have happened with the permission of saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman, and that

we are reminded of the landscape and captivity in which we still reside that out of which we struggle to break free. this is not an easy collection to assist with the told the stories of ladies and gentlemen that need to be told for the beautiful kind of place of american racial history across a century and a half he is the recipient of the 2018 anisfield-wolf book award for poetry. [applause] all right. first off, i want to thank doctor ford for testifying today. [applause] i've been told folks read excerpts from the beginning so let me start with two short film. first the gilded auction block. still when i picture the face of god is a white man's face. before it disappears on the sand with a long white beard, the face of the man in the day i ask does she see it the old man in the way as they caressed she sees the old man whose wife and his face is crumbling as it looks as old as he is as old as the ocean looks in for a moment it is never such old skin looks my daughter age for. she thinks he might be real andy and shouts hello and answers no. here's the second one. everything i know

it kind of captivates where we are 110w it kind of captivates where we are now with the look and witht it is all about, can understand my emotions and where we are, but also how i got here in the friendships that i've had, beatings that i've been involved with, the support that i have is just absolutely amazing for my sort of rugby career and farming career and friendship. it is just, it has been very exciting to do. i'm looking forward to sharing it with a lot of other people. scotland's record against england of late has been a little better. what the world cup coming up next year, autumn internationals, which includes the doddie weir cup and against wales of course. how much are you looking forward to what will bea are you looking forward to what will be a suppose it 13 month period for scotla nd be a suppose it 13 month period for scotland rugby? i think scotland for the first time in a long time have a good chance and will will be supporting them all the way. you might not see it, but at different times on their that thought the suit would be too much for the team this morning. b

friends first" happening right now at 4:00 a.m., fox news alert for you, the american pastor held captive in turkey is in court right now. will he be set free? we are live with potential deal being reached overnight. >> when i put this hat on made me feel like superman. heather: yeezy in the oval always, has everyone talking and hollywood fuming. the rescue caught on camera as firefighters drag a man right through a window of burning building, you have to see this, "fox & friends first" starts "fox & friends first" starts ♪ ♪ heather: it is friday, wherever you are, you're waking up to the rainy streets in new york city. lots of people on the east coast recovering from michael as it blew through. we will have more on that. good morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first", i'm heather childers, thank you so much for starting your day and beginning your week with us. right now american pastor brownson is in turkish court and hope that he could walk free today after being captive for two years. >> heather, good morning, pastor brownson arrived to hearing. perhaps a deal worked out

in south africa a small organization operates a safe haven some birds that have been rescued from captivity but can't be released back into the wild because very often the birds just couldn't cope with living in the wild again. feeding time is twice and the bags of bad so. the first. breasted mako don't waste any time. living freak in nature is an experience many of these bats and to use to. do. is have been venting has walked for more than fifteen years and knows pretty much every bad. because first you see this little bird you see he's gotten off to shake with the birds if he takes on the challenges all the bigger but let's face it even the rules and i think if you could just put up as a protection so they keep fighting these towers. this huge netted a very conference twenty three thousand square metres and is up to fifty metres in height. there more than three thousand bands including a group of red eye descends from a private zarifi. need to learn to be birds so they need to learn to fly they need to learn to eat the right food up of things and of course we have to also see that into ac

in south africa a small organization operates a safe haven for birds that have been rescued from captivity but can't be released back into the wild because very often the birds just couldn't cope with living in the wild again. feeding tank is twice the bad he did a bad century. the first. breasted mccoll don't waste any time living free in nature is an experience many of these bats and to use to. you. is a big advance in has worked here for more than fifteen years and knows pretty much every bad feeling this is the sweetest little the east is going to shake with the birds feed on the challenges all the bigger the face even the rules and i think if you could just put a fee as a protection so we keep fighting these toes. this is a huge native aviary confines twenty three thousand square meters and he's up to fifty metres in height. there are more than three thousand bands here including a group of red from a private feel it's a need to learn to be birds so they need to learn to fly they need to learn to eat the right food does top of things and of course we have to also see that to act well

europe's best rock and pop musicians in captivity performances mobbed. european concert on g.w. . i'm not laughing at the them i just sometimes i am but i stand up and whipped up a piece of german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics if you're thinking sleeves of the country that i now know i'm playing. the piano you don't see me taking this drama day oh you know it's all about. bob i'm a joke joined me from the german sunday w. . post. from the most of. the concert. the first leaders of the twentieth century. or two and old wars cost millions of lives. the worse the understand the bursaries. what is he calling the great. real peace and impossibilities. for god to w.'s liber focus. police are investigating suspected explosive devices sent to accept khatri of state hillary clinton and to former president barack obama the n.y.p.d. also evacuated the time warner building in new york after a suspicious package was found at the c.n.n. offices. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin style man has described the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi

the curator here has been captivating visitors with stories about some of the specimens.” captivating some of the specimens. i think we should start with probably the most iconic specimen in the museum, and this is the famous sword swa llowe r' s and this is the famous sword swallower's sought and oesophagus and heart. can you explain the logistics of this? this is your ultimate health and safety failure. but we can see here is this person's food pipe, and if you can see there isa food pipe, and if you can see there is a little bit of plastic going down here. that shows where the sword went in and tore through the oesophagus and then hit the heart. this person's heart was beating at the time. if you can imagine the heart beating, the heart beating against the sword is what pierced the heart. let's move onto this one. it is still all the fun the fairground. these are tattoos from a man who was, unsurprisingly, a tattooed man in a circus. that is how he made his living. everything apart from the palms of his hand, the soles of his feet and everything from the neck up, the rest of them w

some folks but i was eight or nine i was captivated by this style of music from the agency something i would have always done on the side how did you transition from singing of when their kids and someone to listen for twenty years to quite some time the next twenty. five. the year. i wanted competition in the case of humiliations and candidates find was that when i was i'm a lover and that was on television everything so i got some attention from the unconscious came in and supposed i was eleven so i didn't want to tell the company to kind of comfort circuits or my parents as a station or in the way that they managed. the you. do a lot. run. you know is this the piano and this is such a. yes this is to be i remember feeling like a slave of the piano when i was a pianist and of course i was never here for a talent as you were so it was even harder i guess but you just can't stop playing and because if you play is to stop playing. one day two days you can feel it you can hear it yes night how do you feel about that do you really let's go home or you always say and see about c.n.n. . n

captivated by the. music and something i've always done how did you transitional from being someone with some kind. the the the. the and. i wanted competition in the test to be a musician the candidates finals when i was eleven and that was just on television everything so i got some attention from the new concepts came in and suppose i was eleven i would want to tell these come from full time concert circuit so my parents as a specialty born and went to manage. the you. lose a. son. you know that the piano as is such a. yes it's such a i remember feeling like a slave of the piano when i was a pianist and of course i was eleven years of challenges you were so it was even harder i guess but you just can't stop playing and because if you play stop playing one day two days you can feel it you can hear it yeah right how do you feel about that if you've really let go or you're always like fancy about the piano. no i think i'm quite good at letting go and i need to you know in the next week of i once talked t

she's captive of the establishment and that's the same approach. i want to make sure we improve our reading scores and children advance in michigan and with greater emphasis on apprenticeships, my friend bill schuette has been office for 30 out of the last 352. he and betsy devos aren't art establishment in the state. the ones that are driving education down in michigan. as the parent of kids in a public schools no one is going to fight harder for every child in our state to make sure they're literate and are on the path to high wage job. >> moderator: thank you both. let's turn to jobs. we currently low unemployment and i suspect as governor you like to maintain that trend. how would you try to do that and what would or should the state due to help train workers for thousands of skilled trades jobs that are currently open? many believe that needle on the go in the future if we have the people with the right skills. senator? whitmer: no question michigan at one point of the best skilled workforce on the planet. now we have a skills gap at all pasco

this scene there are no physical paintings but there are absolutely captivating high definition images and it's aimed at the greater public . i'm thinking about our children they're used to learning from increasingly sophisticated technological to. take me to see. the exhibition tells the eventful life story of michelangelo the cut about who changed western painting with his realism kind of a job beyond the canvas and in most of show will run until january twenty ninth. from one italian artist to another now as we travel to venice whether five hundredth birthday of ten thought i was being celebrated the painter was born on the twenty ninth of september fifteen eighteen and is the only world famous for an autist from venice his works were known for their impressive depiction of the human body and they were said to be ahead of that time so to mark his anniversary two major exhibitions showing the paint is adaptability are on display in the palace of dekalb at the accademia museum. the way. violence death and sensuality those who are tend to read those main themes his name means little di

due to the where i came up with the idea of teaching a new generation of birds that were living in captivity to migrate to protected areas in the southwestern part of germany where they can spend the winter and suggested that. other animals also live in harmony with christians two hundred birds he tells me about the twelve different protected species on this farm near arioch in central france. who like flies at least once a day usually in the mornings with his birds before each flight he conducts a thorough check of his ultralight. woodruff you know. there's so much to pay attention to when you're flying with birds you know i've taught other pilots harder do it but they never really get howard stern shaviv prosecutions i can do it because i know how to watch the birds my eyes are always on the birds when i fly to make sure they don't get hurt. i don't think about piloting the aircraft at the. biggies meanwhile are tame but temperamental. so it's always been man's dream to fly and i'm not only going to take this guys today like a bird i'm going to take to the skies with birds like dogs going

gretchen witmer has been captive of the status quo in lansing for years and years and it will be the same old approach and we have to move our third grade reading scores. when i am governor of michigan's children will read and will have more options and choices for parents. >> senator. >> , product of the michigan public schools and even powder parents. of children in michigan and my dollars go to east lansing high school and here's what i know. the only question that we as leaders and as parents and educators should be asking is how are the children doing and in our state we rank in the bottom ten in education in our country. the bottom ten. it's unacceptable and that's why education plan i put on the table is a plan from cradle to career to improve our skills. tripling the number of literacy coaches with universal early childhood education is putting people who go into education and ensuring that every child graduating has a path to a skill that leads them to a high wage job. my opponent is the guy used our taxpayer dollars to go to court and argued that her kids don't have the con

musicians in captivating performances. in europe in concert on t.w. . make your support t.v. even smarter than t.w. for small to. find out more than just dot com smart t.v. . either welcome to another year on that special all this week we're showing you around the most popular european countries to visit and today it's really is what's coming up. city of romance exploring the nation's capital rome the. latin lover of venice museum pays tribute to casanova. fans and mommy the city of naples is the birthplace of pizza. and well this week we've been starting off in the capital cities of our featured countries and today it's rome a city positively teeming with history and culture ten million tourists visit. the eternal city every year sites like the kosi i'm drawing huge crowds but we're going to beat the queues shun the usual sights and show you a different side of the capitol after all when in rome do as the romans do. the historical heart of rome is world famous and a favorite with tourists. but few make it here to the old working class neighborhood of test stop show in the so

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ford's credible and compelling testimony captivated the nation and inspired survivors of sexual violence across the country. in a moment that i will never forget, when i asked her for her strongest memory, something from the incident she couldn't forget, she replied indelible is the laughter, the up roarious laughter between the two, as teenaged brett kavanaugh drunkenly pinned dr. ford down to the bed and attempted to sexually assault her. i believe what she said. and the reason that a thorough independent investigation is so critical is not because we need additional proof that judge kavanaugh was not telling the truth about his high school drinking or the obvious misogyny in his yearbook or whether he is bart o' kavanaugh who passed out from gunningenness. all of us here know he went telling the truth in his testimony about that. the reason we need a thorough investigation is that these women have offered credible cree accusations, they have identified credible evidence before the senate can snow all the facts before the accused is put on a lifetime appointment in the highest court. a

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the billionaire mohammed dewji was in captivity for more than a week.avies has more. these are the remnants of a personal and national ordeal. in an upmarket area of dar es salaam, police were searching the scene where africa's youngest billionaire was released. mohammed dewji was set free early morning after ten days of captivity. he was unharmed apart from some bruises on his hands and legs. mohammed dewji broke the news himself on his company's twitter account, saying: "i thank allah that i have returned home safely. "i thank all my fellow tanzanians and everyone around "the world for their prayers." and while the kidnappers remain at large, they received a warning. translation: our country is safe and will continue to be safe. these people will be punished according to the law. we must bring an end to this. we can't let the kidnappers get away with this or they'll simply try again. dead or alive, we'll be happy either way. these people are our enemies. and in a country with high levels of street crime and poverty, the kidnapping of someone with so m

mohammed dewji was set free early morning after ten days of captivity.gs. dewji broke the news himself on his company's twitter account, saying "i thank allah that i have returned home safely. i thank all my fellow tanzanians and everyone around the world for their prayers." while the kidnappers remain at large, they received a warning. translation: our country is safe and will continue to be safe. these people will be punished according to the law. we must bring an end to this. we can't let the kidnappers get away with this or they'll simply try again. dead or alive, we'll be happy either way. these people are our enemies. and in a country with high levels of street crime and poverty, the kidnapping of someone with so friends stands out. dewji's family were able to offer a $4a0,000 reward for information leading to his rescue. that's after armed gunmen abducted him from one of the city's hotels as he arrived for a morning work—out. known locally as mo, dewji is said to be worth $5 billion known locally as mo, dewji is said to be worth $1.5 billion and h

mohammed dewji was set free early morning after ten days of captivity.his hands and legs. mohammed dewji broke the news himself on his company's twitter account, saying: "i thank allah that i have returned home safely. "i thank all my fellow tanzanians and everyone around "the world for their prayers." and while the kidnappers remain at large, they received a warning. translation: our country is safe and will continue to be safe. these people will be punished according to the law. we must bring an end to this. we can't let the kidnappers get away with this or they'll simply try again. dead or alive, we'll be happy either way. these people are our enemies. and in a country with high levels of street crime and poverty, the kidnapping of someone with so many friends stands out. dewji's family were able to offer a $4a0,000 reward for information leading to his rescue. that's after armed gunmen abducted him at one of the city's hotels as he arrived for a morning work—out. known locally as ‘mo', dewji is said to be worth $5 billion and his companies employ mor

also coming up tonight the stuff of nightmares we speak to the man who spent almost three years in captivity in somalia kidnapped beaten and held in solitary confinement michael scott moore joins me in the studio to discuss his horrifying ordeal i'll ask him how he survived life in the hands of somali pirates and how he finally got away. u.s. justice officials are holding this a man behind me in custody on suspicion of sending over a dozen a letter bombs to critics of president donald trump now in line with german media laws do. is not showing his face we can tell you though that he is a fifty six year old male a florida resident with a criminal record and among his targets were two former democrat presidents news organizations c.n.n. and hollywood superstar robert de niro authorities say his bombs were not a hoax and that more could still be in the u.s. postal system. a nationwide manhunt comes to a head at a florida parking lot moments after arresting fifty six. officers turn their attention to this white van it is believed to belong to the. crucial evidence. the f.b.i. wouldn't comment on

for example exotic pets are imported from dubious breeders claiming they're captive bred they're sold on social media sites used by groups of associates and i'd argue it's beyond the reach of developing country law enforcement agencies so then how if that's true do you tackle this pipeline. so today in london there were a couple of very important decisions made we have had a task force going out going after and working with the shipping industry to try to close down some of these networks today financial task force was created that is going to look suspicious transactions involving what involving why life of crime so what i feel that we have seen over the last five six years is actually a serious a in security response that mirrors some of the other more. more highlighted crimes that we have seen over the last decade or so so looking at the fund the actual flows being able to have banks alert authorities when they see suspicious behavior is going to be critical and there's quite a bit of work being done also on the e-commerce social media sites. and so those type of partnerships often

in some and in winter captivate the president. another haunted europe every day this week on top of the romance on sixty minutes on d w. climate change is just. a waste. of pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing no unfair meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire chart. going to africa environment magazine. on d. w. . me cause. the first global disaster twentieth century. the war to end all wars. cost millions of lives. world. marks the hundredth anniversary of. what has humankind learned from the great work. as it. is for real peace and impossibilities. nineteen h. . for god w.'s november focus. a low and welcome to focus on europe i'm brian thomas when a catastrophic earthquake hit italy two years ago politicians were quickly on site promising aid for towns like camerino.

in some and in winter captivate the visitor. another counted europe every day very strange on top of the romance on sixty minutes on d w. because i served at the hostel. jermyn street. the opinion is on the brink n.t.e.u. populists are making gains across the continent and britain could leave without a breck's it deal this week conflict zone as in prague i had kohl it up with alex still the fool my finnish prime minister has lol launched a campaign to become the next president of the european commission can he.

i've lived in captivity for so long.served her time and is trying to clear her name. despite the guilty verdict, randy believes his wife is innocent and is angered by those who don't. >> it's easy to sit back in a normal, safe environment when nobody's threatening you, when you're not being hurt, when you're not having any problems at all, and to be tough. but face the situation to where you fear for your life or you believe, whether it's true or not. it doesn't matter. to her it was real. and i believe that to her it was real. >> what do you personally make of the fact that this woman, who you absolutely believe, fell in love with a prisoner, helped him bust out of jail, lived with him in a loving relationship for ten years on the lam, was reunited immediately with her husband, and they have never been apart since? >> i can't explain it. i mean, to me it makes no send. >> i loved my husband then. i love my husband now. we had a good marriage. still have a good marriage. >> you think your marriage will survive this? >> w

ford's testimony captivated the nation and inspired across the country. in a moment i'll never forget, when i asked her hadder strongest memory something from the incident she couldn't re-- forget. in the hippo campus the up ro roarious laughter, and kavanaugh pinned her to the bed -- i believe her and the reason it's critical is not the additional before that judge kavanaugh was not telling the truth about his high school drinking or the obvious misogyny in his yearbook, or kavanaugh who passed out from drunkenness, all of us here know he wasn't telling the truth in his testimony about that. the reason we need a thorough investigation is that these women have offered credible accusations, they've identified potential corroborating witnesses into evidence and the senate needs to know all the facts before placing to the highest court for a lifetime appointment. a thorough investigation is essential for another reason we simply cannot take judge kavanaugh on his word. on issues big and small, anytime judge kavanaugh has been faced with questions and placed