after patriot player matt chatham carried h her to safety. >> how are you, this morning? >> fantastic. thank you. >> i have read your story and brought the tears and then cheering you and so there you r and tell me about the day, and when you will get into the race. >> i am really excited about today. i am about to head over to the restaurant to meet a group of my friends, including those who were with me last year, and hang out with the joe andruzzi foundation folks and wait for them to come through, and waiting for aaron chatham to round the corner on comm avenue and hereford street. and i will run the last mile with her. >> and i have read how torn you are, and you have accomplished something, and erin is going to be there with you by her side, and this is following in the footsteps of the day that you have an injury that you live with for the rest of your life? >> yeah, i mean, it is pretty emotional, and last year i met erin under such tragic circumstances, and as the year has gone on, she has trained to run the marathon, and i have trained to walk on my prosthetic l

erik runge is live at the school in the west chatham neighborhood with more. erik? >> a good bet there will be counselors here at the school today for students and teachers. the 16 year-old was well liked and was a very good athletes here at the high school. the sophomore was a wrestler and football player. shot and killed saturday night in the burnside's neighborhood on the south side. family and friends have gathered at the site he was gunned down at to pray for the 16 year-old. police say he got into an argument with people in a silver car and someone in the car opened fire. the shooting happened just outside the church at 93. not far from where his cousin was killed in 2009. the team was on his way to get some chips. so far no one has been arrested. >> my grandson of the the whoever did this please give yourself up. please help us. no matter what you have done. >> look at this mother and look at this grandfather. we can't keep flowing through the same song and dance about gun violence. you know your took somebody's life. do yourself a favor and turn yourself in

. >> a research fellow with the chatham house, told us a new government would not be able to solve thetrafficking problems on the own. >> any government that would come up from this election will not be able to do it by themselves. they need the support of international community. we witnessed in the last two years, the international community divided about how to go further with guinea. organizations need to not compete how they will be performing there but they understood to be very soon there with a new government and to come up with a reform that is a platform of engagement of different international actors and the government. >> for many africans, herbal remedies have as much to offer as mainstream healthcare. in lagos spate, the government says it's time for healers to take their place within modern hospitals and clinics. a report >> reporter: hagi has used a traditional form of orthopedic therapy. he has no medical degree. he took this up from his father who learned it from his father. but make no mistake. he is licensed. he is one of thousands of traditional medicine practition

two hundred positions in dublin on the financial services firm is recruiting a hundred new staff in chatham. u s bio pharmaceutical firm and i began writing the names just nine months ago. opening the poetry cafe with teeth and parkland think the plan during the month of june nineteen twenty was common companies continue to experiment. did any amount of time to go to the confederacy we confront each time currently the new roof new packaging and claire hands plans to employ two hundred people the jobs like so we focus again on manufacturing supply chain quality assurance quality control logistics distribution really the heart and soul cream and life transforming products. this discovery i see is expected to result to the creation of an additional two hundred jobs the construction of the next two years. i'm deficient that being feasted on ryanair competing in the world has come to think the lord came to the plant the new technology software development and ditches to markets in the end of the government's decision to buy the travel time. helping to create jobs. notice the green light to get t

well the taliban have vowed to disrupt at the poland earlier sixteen tb research associate at chatham house says that despite their threats the insurgent group will have come to the negotiating table i really have to accept the post. we'll have to have often these elections and some so that the road to reconciliation and political reconciliation. a helpful for its that was the difference to the dixie to be in short i live on how to make threats they have demonstrated that they can disrupt a piece. i think in a very ironic twenty and that the majority of the younger people for example in through an urban area is idolatry much connected to the social media scene from cobbler friends that's another plus the country obese people say look the fact that my coming out today to vote. we understand things a mother to change overnight but we actually doing this partly as an act of defiance against this incessant violence. i'll be just tired of it it's only going to vote simply to show that are not happy with violence and in the fall the peaceful political process something a little and how to a

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here in chatham, massachusetts on the sixth day of spring, blizzard conditions, wind kugus of 60 miles hour. we're in a snowstorm, another one. wind gave way to a siberian chill. on january 7th, some 50 cities registered record lows. home heating bills soared by up to 50%. but what really stood out was how much snow there was and how far south the cold crept, as far as central florida. cities that are normally balmy were put into a deep freeze. atlanta was paralyzed by ice as a storm hit the city. tens of thousands of people were strapped like this mother of two. >> i've lived in atlanta for the past 18 years. i don't think ever we've had anything like what happened this year. >> she spent 24 hours in a traffic jam unable to reach her 10 year old. for five hours she didn't know she was safe until she got that call. >> when i got that call from the middle school i just started crying. >> the severity of the storm caught her family and atlanta unprepared. >> it just seems to be betting more, more extremes, extreme hot and extreme cold. >> all this freezing cold might be enough to make yo

and he showed me on the marine chart chatham river coming down from the everglades on the southwest coast there. and he said, "up that river, there's a house. it's the only house in the everglades. and the man who owned it, i think his name was watson. he was killed by his neighbors." >> brown: and that stayed with you? >> that stayed with me. he didn't know much else about it. and i, unfortunately, didn't get around to writing about it for about 50 years. >> brown: but what's interesting to me is you write in the author's note, and as we've just said, the plot is essentially, we know the end of the story, right? he's killed. so the question becomes, "why?" >> that's what interested me. the fact that he was killed is not particularly interesting. how did it happen? fishermen and farmers, puma hunters, or people, why would they kill a neighbor? that's what struck me. and then the more i looked into it, i discovered he'd not only been killed, but very violently by his neighbors, 33 bullets worth. so they meant business, and yet they liked him. and his wives liked him. and his children liked

some pretty major challenges than half the song thank you very much and he hunted hockey me from the chatham house in london thanks to speak at a cost of gas. i can't. who will use the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has today been speaking to his opposite number in washington john kerry in a bid to try and defuse the crisis in ukraine so excited to put on each other to try and use their influence on the rival parties result the situation also under discussion between the two men a group over its national observance of the captured by for most the rebels. i got smacked with russia but also small the kremlin rebels and sunday and continued to hold a group of international ministry of service. they say on the ten spies. they assess the condition for their release. a prisoner swap then they toast parties we list it will be exchanged for all prisoners who wanted to eat it. i don't see any other solution. this attempt to make fine day they belong to the mission link to the osce moscow fast to secure their release. we think that these people need to be freed as soon as possible to russia as

. >> let's explore this with eliza bet harmon, a research fellow from chatham house. whoever takes over will have an enormous job to control the drug problem spreading out from guinea pass awe. >> yes, you are right. it will be difficult. not only about narco traffic. but economic development has been stagnant. they face a strong crisis. there's no state. it's almost a failed state, meaning there's no institutions. the public servants haven't had salaries for a while. there's a lot to do. drug trafficking involves key players. political livership demands engagements and needs to be done in an intel get way. in the past, 2012, any operation, or reforms that they don't and tricky. you face the rebellion from the military. it's a kind of - you need to come promise. >> let's not forget it was a military coup that toppled the last government. we have a military supporting a democratic process. if anyone tells us they stop the lucrative sideline, rather then sitting saying "please stop", how do you do it? >> it's true. in any government coming up from this election. you'll