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it is intimate, immersive and captivating andi intimate, immersive and captivating and i think peoplehat it is actuallyjust different. are you aiming at the younger market? 18-24. the bull's—eye is 25—35. it is a millennial audience. who do you consider your rivals to be? you have long phone streaming services like netflix and amazon, do you think of them as competitors or do you hope people will also subscribe to a second service? we're not competing with anybody. we're going to new place, new white space. do not imagine anybody is going to watch less tv, that they are going to have less tv, that they are going to have less streaming services because of what we're doing. if anything, we accelerate the experience of watching short form on your mobile device today, youtube, facebook, tick—tock, snapchat. we are probably more playing in their world than in the others and we think the more we accelerate growth in that world, it is not taking market share away from anybody. but they are free and you are charging. not when you see the quality. the shows and the immersive experience. the te

to be held in captivity. >> dad, just send the money. that's all they want. >> they have an american kid. a 14-year-old kid in the middle of the jungle. they're thinking they hit the jackpot. >> they were vacationers turned prisoners. a mother and son kidnapped by terrorists. >> we need 10 million u.s. dollars for the release of your family. >> 10 million from me? are you losing your mind? >> a harrowing hostage drama. >> this is a big operation. this is not just this rag-tag group of people. >> anything can happen. there are no guarantees. >> can a father turned negotiator help bring them home? >> we prepared him for the worst. >> i'm getting worried. i'm getting so worried. >> a lot of people were praying for them. a lot of people were. hem low and welcome to "dateline." they were on a dream vacation when they were kidnapped by a group of men with guns wanting money and lots of it. would it be resolved until it was all too late? here's keith morrison with "heart of darkness." >> reporter: they lay in wait, unseen under a thick green ca

there are nearly 4000 elephants in captivity in thailand then campaigners hope cruelty and the bull hookwill be things of the past. that's it for the day really revolve with the frozen palaces falling over ha been in china millions of people each year brave freezing temperatures and the witnesses it's ice festival thank you for watching brits here next time. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences into some stress in our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises from around the world. forget them we don't get them if i didn't go to university to kill people but actually that. people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course stay behind it's a. battle my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger one of them. displaced stores 15 on the. threat of iranian cyber attacks is growing it's targeted western businesses in the process will do it again as it sounds to retaliate for the killing over the top come on the. bushfires in austra

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a variety of ways and -- leland: one of the things that i noticed about your story is that your captivesused your credit cards and bank accounts to run up charges while they were holding you, they managed to get your pin numbers out of you and everything else, what was it like when you told american express, no, that wasn't me that was my al-qaeda kidnappers ordering ray bands? >> citibank believe it or not was a nightmare because they were accusing me of not following timely following guidelines and i apologize for not escaping sooner, but -- they were a nightmare, paypal reimbursed me overnight. leland: interesting, we are glad you are back home and back with your parents, we know that you have interesting things as well, come chat with us as things continue with this case, we want to put out the copy of your book, the dawn prayer, otherwise known or how to survive in a secret syrian terrorist prison, something that we hope none of our viewers have to endure but lessons not only captive of al-qaeda but partly everyday life and getting through it, matt, we appreciate it, god speed. >> t

joel: it is an effort to get every captive species on the planet. this pangolin was pretty significant in that it's an animal that is really getting closer and closer to extinction every year. they're easy to hunt. they hunt them with dogs at night. they are easy to pick up and put in a gunnysack. this is a mom carrying a baby on her tail at a captive breeding facility in florida. this is an animal that is heavily used in chinese medicine, for meat, and for scales. if we don't pay attention, we are liable to lose it. soledad: the mandrel is looking at itself in your lens and has his hands over his mouth. joel: this was at a bushmeat market in equatorial guinea. the animal is chained to an old rusty car and liable to be made in stew that night. and so we brought black velvet along and made him immortal. he's probably seeing himself for the very first time in the reflection of my lens filter. so that's what you're seeing there. soledad: have there been successful efforts to rescue species? sometimes it feels like we are just on this path to doom and t

so if peta really cared about groundhogs would want more in captivity.s you're being handled by bill de blasio you will live a lot longer if you're in captivity. melissa: that is the problem. he dropped that one on its head. it died. remember he was -- >> they want to put in robot groundhogs. it is ridiculous. if you really care, peta, i'm talking to you guys if there is a brain in your head realize if you care about the life of a ground hog you want them to be in captivity. they will live twice as long. melissa: i don't know. i'm mixed on this one. anything that makes bill de blasio look bad i'm for. what is coming up on your show? >> liz warren has a plan to put people in jail for miss information. melissa: what a good idea. >> she is exact wrong messenger aboutmy information with her problems herself t may be unconstitutional. judge napolitano believes it is. you will be here to explain. you will not want to miss it. >> david, love you. connell: i saw the word groundhog with you, i knew that was de blasio segment. knew it. melissa: jerk. connell: call

seduku, rescued from captivity in the 1970s, and one of the first to be rehabilitated here.h, in a way. we call her the great old lady, because she's the oldest female, age 48 years old. and she is doing still very well. she is a8, he is 23. that is quite a big age difference there, right? yes, but love doesn't see age as a problem, though. well, feeding time is over, and there's edwin. i'm a bit nervous to see him so close. he's massive, so much hair. if you saw that from behind you wouldn't know what it was. sadly, despite conservation efforts, orangutans face an uncertain future. over a 16—year period, the numbers in borneo fell by more than 100,000. a decline blamed on hunting and deforestation. it is now estimated that there are just over 100,000 orangutans left on the island. and so the facility here, how does it help? by having a centre like semenggoh, people get a sense of seeing the wild orangutan, and not disturb the orangutan in their natural habitat. and i guess the more people come here, the more they learn, and that also helps as well? definitely, the feeling,

. >> he's trying to photograph every animal, bird, fish, reptile and insect in captivity. he calls his project "the photo ark." in the bible, the ark saves all the creatures on earth. is that your goal? >> yeah, exactly. giddy up. every one of them. ( ticking ) >> cbs money watch sponsored by lincoln financial, helping you create a secure financial future. >> good evening. president trump meets with the world's economic elite in davos as his impeachment trial begins in the senate. wall street reopens tuesday after surging to new record highs. and earnings from netflix, intel, and starbucks this week may signal what's to come. i'm omar abdulaziz, cbs news. managing type 2 diabetes? dimitri's on it. eating right and getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? [sfx: glasses clanking.] sorry. maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart a

in the summer of 2019 gregorian captivated the opera world with a stunning performance as a zalmay. voice was powerful her acting mesmerizing. after her star turn at the prestigious insults go 1st of all she's now in demand all over the world plus carla the met emma while opera house in london are all eager to engage her. first of all you must to have it we can call that the cards or whatever i mean but it's really interesting. you know we must have this big big emotions always you know we can't share with with people and with the years you must to learn how to control those emotions without stopping them. but cosmic gorgon is hardly an overnight star. she has spent years owning her craft . and she takes nothing for granted. it's a bit of a plot to chance thought i always say that if you do everything right at the start of your career and success will come to you as a young singer you don't always have to be striving for success but when you're young you have to learn that serenity that's your message got shipped off to now you get socked by i've often turned down major opportunitie

innocent enough but she is already undergoing separation from her mother, beatings, and months of captivity so that she is obedient. this vililge in thaiailand's eat is a center for relevant -- elephant training. activists are trying to end these e practices bubut still, h goes on away from cameras. meanwhile, it is not so black and white for locals. >> we do not raise them to hurt them. we raise them like someone in our family. if they are not stubborn, we do nothing to them. when we are in difficulty or in danger, we can use the hook. if we only use our barehands, we wouldn't have anything to stop them. >> at this camp in the north of the country, elephantnts perform tricks up to five times a day. it is a tourist draw a and with visitors, sometimes 5000 today, paying ann entrarance fee of $5, it is big business. here like in many centers, the hook is used indiscriminately. increasingly, elephant riots are getting bad press -- elephant rides are getting bad press andd tour operators are steerering clear. some campsps are rebranding as refuges or sanctuaries. activists say the same bad prac

you tell us it's all that bad no time right show to join me i mean the captivity of the host took to. the jewish service of morning prayer shot for retaliation and warsaw's main synagogue led by the chief rabbi of poland and even to michael should rick. oh yeah. the fact that there's noise behind me because the people who are prayed are now having breakfast together is a sign. that there is jewish life resurgence of jewish life in poland that's little less than a miracle. this was the country that nazi germany chose as its focus for a systematic genocide. during the holocaust some 6000000 jews died across europe we don't talk a lot about auschwitz so. christmas this person has a as a gift a great gift. we desperately needed the rabbi. and others. fundraising. they said it. might shatter the catholic bishop among other public figures attending an interfaith service in the polish capital warsaw. the host chief rabbi michael should rick. the answer. should. be. a prayer that anti semitism will disappear. change doesn't happen overnight. it takes time but as long as you see you're going i

artist and zuko silk a bargain is captivated by the night. her dark passion blossoms as magical paintings of. your romance you know 60 minutes on d w how much. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from around the world. forgetting we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people and i think the impact that hand. people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of those who stay behind. displaced this week on d w. the jewish service of morning prayer shari titian and warsaw's main synagogue led by the chief rabbi of poland in a minute michael should rick. the fact that there's noise behind me because the people who are prayed are now having breakfast together is a sign that the.

. >>> and the women who were held captive in a house near cleveland are opening up. robin roberts with their incredible stories. >> the first thing that i did is i dropped to the floor begging him to let me go. >> reporter: their terrifying captivity would last more than nine years. >> he taped my wrist and he taped my ankles, and then he put a helmet over my head. >> reporter: now, michelle knight, amanda berry, and gina dejesus are sharing their stories of hope, bravery, and resilience. how were you able to withstand that kind of abuse? >> it was difficult. i had to go blank. any time he was doing anything to me, i had to put myself in a different place. >> reporter: their kidnapper and abuser, ariel castro, locking and chaining the women into his cleveland home. >> there was so many just, like, tiny rules that we had to live by. >> we got a little sliver of soap about like that thick, just to wash our bodies with. >> we had to put the pan in the center, on the stove. >> it couldn't be a little to the left, a little to the right. >> reporter: then, after nearly 4,0

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by you know by any one local how there are nearly 4000 elephants in captivity in thailand then campaigners hope cruelty and the bull hook will be things of the past. and certainly in watching the news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day strength of. the . earth the hope for saving global indios tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas being a series of global 3000 on t.w. and online letter we were brought when we were. 80 percent of americans or someplace in our lives will experience hardship now listen up. that matters double. binds. more. the trumpet ministrations still saying that last week's drone attack which killed a top iranian general has made the us a safer place and what about the rest of the world tonight across the middle east all u.s. forces are on high alert in iraq all nato training missions are suspended some of germany's soldiers are leaving and the u.s. military yesterday it was moving out of iraq today it's staying put i'm bored golf in b

the suit claims he held his victims captive on his private island in 2015-year-old attempted to escapes organized a search party that located her and kept her captive by, among other things confiscating her passport. prosecutors think computerized database of underage girls he coerced them to travel promising modeling opportunities but once on his island epstein stripped them of their phones, threatening violence if they did not do sexual actss. epstein allegedly used llcs commercial companies to buy little st. james island where he had his home and enabling green st. james items -- island, ensuring complete seclusion. the only way to his home was by private boat or helicopter from nearby st. thomas. >> the government of the virgin islands seeks to extinguish any and all financial and other benefits that flowed epstein and his associates. >> this is doctor michael botts, hard by epstein as brother mark continues to make the case that epstein was murdered and did not kill himself. >> emerges in the eyes that are common in homicidal strangulation and uncommon in suicidal thinking, and th

a suspect holding a woman captive inside a van, leading police on a dangerous chase, and the moment they moved in to free her. >>> impeachment showdown. with the senate impeachment trial looming, the president lashing out while his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, says he would testify and more. but is there a new sign that some senate republicans may break ranks? >>> the pope's apology, after he was caught on camera slapping the hand of a pilgrim who grabbed him on new year's eve. >>> hanging by a thread. the daredevil base jumper slamming into a mountain, trapped a thousand feet above the ground. a field of boulders below. the dramatic effort to save him and it's not the first time. >>> and america strong tonight. the firefighter and that surprise marriage proposal in times square on new year's eve, with millions watching. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm whit johnson, in tonight for david. we begin with the high alert at the u.s. embassy in baghdad after protesters launched a dramatic attempt to storm the compound. u.s. marines firing tear gas at the crowd after the

the lawsuit alsoim epstein and his sociates organized a search party after later holding her captivend taking away her passport. >> could you please give us your name? >> jeffrey epstein. >> reporter: epstein was a registered sex offender in the virgin islands since 2010 after spending 13 months in jail for soliciting sex from an underage girl. a sentence critics say was too lenient. his death in prison ended the possibility of a sex trafficking trial. and this new lawsuit is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars from epstein's estate in the virgin islands which the lawsuit values at $86 million. >>> prince harry and duchess meghan may be ready to step back from the royal family, but not everyone is happy with their plan to live in canada part time. canada's biggest newspaper has published a scathing editorial saying it would be unconstitutional for the royal couple to move there. "the globe and mail" wrote princes are not shipped over when no useful duties can be found for them on the other side of the atlantic. canada is not a halfway house for anyone looking to get out of britai

plenty of historical facts mixed with a sprinkling of dramatic fiction is the formula much more captivating than a simple retelling of history. my money comes from the. mental coach testify that the new. book also back on the case emancipated criminologist is definitely ahead of her time. babylon berlin returns with 12 new episodes a dance on the volcano as the lean enjoys the potty and the faintly aware of the catastrophe waiting around the corner when the nazis seize power. back in the 1960s the 1st graphic images were generated by a computer and those computer based drawings were the foundation of what has become a new art form digital art today we're surrounded by digital media of all kinds those virtual reality 3 d. printers seem to be able to reproduce anything and you can create things digitally that just do not exist in nature that's the subject of an exhibition here in germany called illusionary nature. back to nature. far from the stress of everyday life. a daily places radiates income but places that don't exist on show in an exhibition at the sinclair house museum barge home. th

i am glad that you noticed that i am captivated by her because i was. in the course of this document she has written to at&t she also pioneers an important document where she says smokers are expensive they take breaks they are sick more often, and basically presents a business case for restricting to ban tobacco at work broke although this is not the point the judge who ruled in her favor picked up upon it is an important argument she makes later as she continues anti- tobacco advocacy. >> she won her case. but there is precedent not with a non-smoking employees. >> that bad is such a good question but where the employees are basically making similar types of claims and they don't succeed. but what is the difference of the anti- tobacco movement as it proceeded they won the business case but donna, here's the reason i was so captivated she continued while also basically starting her own consultancy business and that basically made the case to protect non-smokers that work. that smokers were expensive and look at my case. so now that part was a little e

position on impeachment trial saying a flood of captivating new details running president trump's dealingse has build out into the public before the impressioimpeachment trial puttr witnesses and new documents. how are these playing on the campaign trail, laura? >> we've had such a great welcome here in iowa. here with an incredible man he came out to cs today and people are not talking about that. what people are talking about in iowa is that people are working for them today. they know under president donald trump, they've seen incredible prosperity, unlike anything we've seen in this country in decades. they want to keep that going for four more years so they are energized here. people are ready to get out and work hard up until november because they know that the alternative is so frightening, what these socialist democrats are offering on the other side, we cannot have it because it's un-american and the 14 more years of donald trump. that's all they are talking about in iowa as far as i'm seeing. >> shannon: following iowa, you are right, and very chilly place, wonderful people, well

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who's grown into a mature artist to play solo is so i thought and with international focus to has captivated audiences around the world. joins me now thank you very much and welcome i mentioned you plagal 1st piano concerto at the age of 88 did you did you know then that's what you want to do or did did your parents perhaps not that this is what she's kind note about actually my parents they they bought an instrument for me and my younger sister because learning music is of course beneficial for kids and we had the opportunity to learn different instruments and. but appearance at the piano and actually for me playing the piano was more of a chore in my early years because i was i had to practice my parents accompanied me to my lessons and from there on it was what i would call a very long love affair kind of love hate relationship event and i really didn't know until i was about 15 or 16 that this is something i really want to pursue what did your classmates when you were playing a piano i mean what did they think of it all oh i was screwing up in a small suburb outside of philadelphia and t

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though ben and i will be looking at some special pictures from china $28.00 panda cubs are bred in captivity at the country's long giant and a research base the cubs are all between 4 and 7 months old according to chinese state television a total of 32 pandas have been born and bred in that center last year. i could see was one of those handlers when. happiness begins for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates. totally ridiculous the size view of nature of their feet and this is climate change regular sex how to dance in books you get smarter for free get over your books. in the. climate change. the scenario so. much instant. one day years today how full their future of. g.w. dot com for can i go to the meeting. click. it's getting desperate had south african airways on the brink of bankruptcy the once mighty airline tries telling some of its across to stay in the air. sac some soil and then you have your own other than fun how young get megan's doing that big old food security. the u.n. says the world faces an. to an expert who says trade is the case. and imagine paris to

plenty of historical facts mixed with a sprinkling of dramatic fiction is the formula much more captivating than a simple retelling of history. from my money comes from the. image book option as to the new. book also back on the case emancipated criminologists is definitely ahead of her time. but in london lynn returns with 12 new episodes of johnson the volcano as palin enjoys the potty and me faintly aware of the catastrophe waiting around the corner when the nazis seized power. in the bundesliga dortmund put on a dominant performance in a 51 win against cologne on friday night thanks in part to iraq as ng star boardman's new whiz kid erling holand hit the target twice in his 2nd game for the club after scoring a hat trick in his debut last week. the 90 year old norwegian proved once again that he has what it takes to be a major new force in the game for a long time to come. into the alpine ski world cup now where a local favorite my ts my showed his experience in the men's downhill at the austrian resort town of kit's. the 2 time olympic gold medalist delivered a strong performance down

he turned against his former jihadist comrades following two years of captivity in ethiopia.e them for control of kismayo. in 2012, with the help of kenyan forces, he was victorious. others here have taken this same path. the rohan, a special unit made up of former al—shabab fighters. i met them to find out why they turned against their former comrades. their commander is abdelkader. but being a rohan is risky. abdelkader says his brother was targeted by al—shabab. today is abdelkader‘s day off, and he had time to see his family with some sweets and a new football for the kids. his wife is pleased her husband has switched sides. he feels he has made the right move at the right time. he could have ended up here. this is kismayo‘s highest security prison. alleged al—shabab fighters are held here, some without trial. jubbaland authorities say these men are all al—shabab. mohammed and ilyas are accused of killing this man. sheikh abdullahi made his name as an al—shabab preacher, but he later turned against the militants, preaching anti—al—shabab messages. he was executed in broad

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captive fox. books. closely. carefully. simply. to get. him a discount the. 6. subscribe to the documentary on youtube. the world's biggest importer of plastic waste gets ready to ban plastic china has announced an ambitious plan to restrict single use plastic waste leading developed nations wondering where to send their rubbish not to malaysia which made it clear they're not going to replace china. also on the show can europe declare its digital independence from the u.s. and china will take you to that discussion in munich. on the most expensive real estate market in the world sees a value system high in our report from hong kong past the latest. come to new business asia i'm going to cajones and bill and good to have you with us china has introduced a range of new laws aimed at tackling plastic pollution beijing says controls on the production of environmentally unfriendly products on the promotion of greener alternatives will be phased in over the next 5 years they'll include an end to the production of single use plastics like tableware and swaps by the end