sue. —— cecilie's case. wider questions about the whole norwegian child protection system, a system that has been widely criticised for being too ready to take children away from their parents. hello, nice to meet you. the courtroom is over there? this man is a veteran campaigner for the rights of families. so this is the courtroom and you came here to observe the trial? yes, i was sitting, actually, right here in this chair. for the whole trial. i should warn you. the details that follow are quite unpleasant. he already admitted doing this downloading of pornographic pictures of young boys. and the children in these images, how old were they? the majority, i think, were 10— 14. but there were also very small babies. there was young boys having oral sex on each other and on grown—up men. there was raped. —— rape. there was disabled children, every, every fantasy you can think of in a bad way was explained there. so he is looking at these pictures of children being abused and he is never, ever putting himself

cecilie runs every day in the woods above her home in oslo. runs to calm herself, to forget. she can't forget the day years ago that changed her life forever. when they came, i let my daughter open the door. it was two child protection experts. theirjob, to advise the authorities whether or not she could keep her child. i was very scared and i didn't want them in my house in the first place. i hadn't asked for them to come to my house and observe us together. norway's child protection service was worried about the little girl's development, but cecilie had rejected offers of help. they thought she wasn't taking proper care of her daughter. so she took him up here? yeah, she took him up here. during their visit, the experts, a male psychiatrist and a female psychologist, scrutinised everything that happened. my daughter, she said, i think she said she was hungry, she wanted something to eat. but i had decided i would cook a meal later after the experts had left my house and so ijust offered her, would you like some chocolate, a chocolate cereal bar. and then the expert, he too

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cecily miller, holly nivens and donna dooley, all hubers' former cellmates, said that she had said sheilled poston because they were breaking up. "she would get on the phone and cry and sing to her mom and say, 'there's worse crimes than murder,'" dooley said. miller also said hubers never expressed remorse for the 29-year-old lawyer's death. "and then she said, 'i gave him the nose job he always wanted,'" miller said. nivens reportedly testified that hubers said during a phone call with her mother that poston's family was rich enough to buy another son.a forensics expert testified poston had been shot first in the forehead while he was seated, twice in the back while still in his seat and three more times after he fell to the floor. hubers and poston dated off and on for a year and a half after meeting on facebook. they had a contentious relationship, according to highland heights police chief bill birkenhauer, who reportedly testified that she was known to log into his facebook to block other women. birkenhauer also claimed hubers sent poston hundreds of text messages during one of t

former president bill clinton will be here, cecily tyson, many friends of hers.e wonder, smokey robinson all on the program today and we just got our hands on the program that guests are greeted with to see this beautiful picture of aretha franklin and inside just an incredible collage of photographs spanning so many different portions of her life, her career. and you see this incredible bio of how her life spans and how she touched the lives in music, politics, civil rights, american culture and sports. and two guests i have that with me right now can help tell their personal stories of how she personally touched their lives, gospel singer shirley cesar and former detroit pistons star nba great isaiah thomas. i know your hearts are so heavy looking at you you today. this is a tough day for you, isaiah. >> it's a very tough day. even though you knew last couple months that she was sick and you knew this day was coming and you thought you would be prepared for it but now that it's here it's overwhelming around i think what's helping all of us is the turnout and th

has also confirmed smokey robinson, clive davis, and cecily tyson will speak. >> it's sad.ere with us. her music will live on forever. >> reporter: janet jackson, who drew up down the street from areith arks opened up to i heart radio about aretha's legacy. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ take care tcb >> meanwhile her iconic hit respect shot to the top of itunes after her passing. her music also spiked on spotify and her album 30 greatest hits re-entered billboard's album charts, making it to number 7. her highest position on the charts in 46 years. online estimates put aretha's fortune at $80 million, but the actual number is probably less than that. the singer had money problems. her fear of flying limited her touring. and she owned the publishing rights to only a few of her hit songs. >> since you've been gone i wrote. million selling record. "think" i wrote. million-selling record. >> "e.t." has learned aretha died without leaving a will, but per michigan law franklin's four surviving sons are expected to split the estate. that was set in motion in court papers filed tuesday. it's i

funeral, stevie wonder, faith hill, jennifer hudson, smoky robinson among fellow singers expected, cecilyr dignitaries scheduled to attend. this morning, and for two full days, a public viewing. her legion of fans from detroit and beyond, getting a chance to pay their final respects. a free tribute concert thursday night featuring gladys knight, the four tops, more than a dozen other performers quickly ran out of tickets. monday night at the church her legendary dad c.l. franklin led as pastor, a gospel sendoff. >> she brought joy to us, joy down in our soul and hearts. >> it was a message that was just something that everyone could latch onto. >> she was a great person. she wrote a lot of good music we can relate to. >> the 76-year-old franklin died after a battle with pancreatic cancer, leaving behind an unrivaled musical legacy spanning six decades, never forgetting her gospel beginnings. >> she meant the world. she came up through the church, became a world-class star but she still always remembered her roots ♪ answer my prayer >> a one-of-a-kind voice heading home, celebrated. some o

and we'll be talking to dr cecily cunningham, from the doctors association uk, to find out what the ruling