at that point i started calling out for a tourniquet. >> whether he hears prayter or not, david wood peats the call. >> we need a tourniquet! >> wood doesn't waste a second. he takes his shirt off and drops it in maggie's lap. >> i took that and wrapped it around her arm and created a tourniquet. pulled as tight as i could. >> wood calls for more help. >> we need a medic really bad for this little girl! right here! right here! >> where's a doctor? >> i just gave her my shirt for a tourniquet. >> i'm a doctor! we got a doctor! watch out! we got a doctor! >> dr. robert klinestibar, a pulmonary and critical care specialist who's at the concert with his family immediately starts stabilizing maggie's arm. it's been less than two minutes since the stage fell. david wood's phone is still recording the scene as he turns to help another young man. and prayter stays with maggie. >> at that point, her mom said, you have to get her out of here. >> because of her broken leg, magjars can't move. >> so i handed my injured daughter over to a perfect stranger, but i knew i had no choice. >> prayter an

david wood of itv news reports. >> reporter: they're meant to be roaming the asian rain forest or plains of africa, but this collection of endangered animals is held at a storage unit in heathrow, part of what border officials have seized over the last year. >> from west and central africa, primarily trafficked via the hubs at heathrow and back to hong kong. we pick up between five to 15 kilos of ivory. the heartbreaking thing quite clearly it's new ivory from recently slaughtered elephants. >> reporter: this year the uk border forces confiscated more illegal items than ever. some 2.5 million individual pieces were seized in the past 12 months. that's a tenfold increase on the previous year where just 248,000 were impounded. the illegal trade in wildlife is thought to be worth 12 billion pounds every year. >> it's a frightening figure, and the impact on the species which are being taken out of these countries is just -- it's huge. in our lifetime we could genuinely see three of africa's iconic species, the elephant, the rhino and the lion disappear from our planet. >> charities say that

business council is seeking new and peter's this year it's headed by the former lord mayor of london david wood in the upcoming major international events attract foreign investors in the list the researchers. the sports ministry consultant michael thomas pointed out that the brits i've been interested in such projects as expo two thousand seventeen universe i get in the boxing world championship he congratulated the people of kazakhstan on the twenty second anniversary of independence and was prosperity and good luck the event featured dishes of the cause of cuisine in performances of caustic students studying at british universities. it should be noted that the two countries have established very close cooperation in the field of education a record number of students study in the uk via the ball shot program. more over britain is the first western country to recognize the independence of its ten official it's that whole host of festival events dedicated to the independence day in kazakhstan be started on the top and then continued all regions of the state the main celebration was held the day

wood. to my mind an expired drawing of what it looks like when they've been carted away. this is like life and dedicate and david himself asked for a particular tree the total thank you. and a will go on to do a whole series of the tomato thank you. the trees it is the xhrld a it portrait. at the same time once again he's about to take off on a side tangent a friend of his like me he is playing with my phone and i explained to him he has to give it back my life is on that thing (laughter) quickly he learners how to draw on an iphone. he's also walking around with sketchbooks. he'd prepared e prepare a little watercolor that was done on sketchbooks but he can do it open the iphone. there's a prachl called brushes it gives us two different things you press one button and you get it to be darker or lighter. then you press another button you want it thick or thin. i have one here. don't turn on your iphones on the pad i can draw. the interesting thing david draws with his thumb. for example, i'm photo dpravk him as he's photo graphing me. he'll be later on using his shoulder. you get those rather amazing drawings. o

woods. ball pops into the hands of david. his second of the day.ard and it was a 98-yard kickoff run. return. philly wins the game 34-20. kansas city with a kickoff and punt return with a touchdown ere.ashington. chiefs are now 10-3 with a 45-10 route of the sinking redskins. cardinals keeping pace. john abram with three sacks including that safety and check out this wild finish in pittsburgh. no time left. at their own 20. some backyard football and everyone involved. down the sideline and for the game winning touchdown. wait, he stepped out of bounds at the 12 yard line. no miracle finish. dolphins win it 34-28. wow, after all of that and not get the win. those are your plays of the day. wow. all right, after winning their second consecutive pac-12 championship against arizona state, stanford is so their way back to pasadena to defend their rose bowl title. they have a great test coming up in michigan state. they beat ohio state in the big 10 championship game yesterday. they ruined the buckeyes' perfect season and a chance to play in the bcs. th

woods. ball pops into the hands of david. his second of the day.cks with a win -- the bucs with a win over the bills. the blizzard and it was a 98-yard kickoff run. return. philly wins the game 34-20. kansas city with a kickoff and punt return with a touchdown at washington. 74 yards here. chiefs are now 10-3 with a 45-10 route of the sinking redskins. cardinals keeping pace. john abram with three sacks including that safety and check out this wild finish in pittsburgh. no time left. at their own 20. some backyard football and everyone involved. down the sideline and for the game winning touchdown. wait, he stepped out of bounds at the 12 yard line. no miracle finish. dolphins win it 34-28. wow, after all of that and not get the win. those are your plays of the day. wow. all right, after winning their second consecutive pac-12 championship against arizona state, stanford is so their way back to pasadena to defend their rose bowl title. they have a great test coming up in michigan state. they beat ohio state in the big 10 championship game yesterday

david and undersecretary will join duncan wood and jorge pinon in a conversation moderated by peter schechter don't worry, there'll be lots of audience, however i these questions in q&a. we will be taking questions via twitter for members of her webcast audience as those those tuning in via c-span but if you want to live with event and want to get out your phone during the event as long as you're not checking your own e-mail you can live tweet -- all on the agenda you got. we are joined by a very impressive group of speakers. you have the full bio so i will not read each one but briefly, duncan wood is director of the mexican institute of the woodrow wilson center. duncan is both a mexico and energy expert, and is one of the most come one of the foremost thinkers in washington on macs issues and thinking committee. were excited your with us here today. jorge pinon is a director for international energy and atomic program policy at the university of texas at austin. is many years in the energy industry, he now leads a truly unique interdisciplinary center at uci austin that combines geology, b

woods on a missed putt by tiger. don't see that often. >>> stanford is officially going to the rose bowl. they'll play michigan state, huge legacy being built by davidw. he'll be on the gameday tonight. >> thanks. >> that's all the time we have tonight. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> simon: tonight, you will not hear from world leaders about the greatness of nelson mandela, but from the people closest to him-- from the people who called him by his clan name, "madiba." what they saw and admired more than anything else was his power of forgiveness, how he forgave the people who had stolen his life from him. you will see him tonight not as nelson the man who liberated a nation, but as madiba-- father, husband, cellmate, friend. >> you know, most people of my generation, they ask the question, you know, do you remember when kennedy was shot? well, i remember that as well, but a much more moving day for me, and one that's more defining is the 28th of june, 2005, when that helicopter was shot down

wood in a bottle its debts. i think the referendum would of been very important book because it relates to come to visit the question that david cameron is can he convince concert because he's a chicken so this is off to bring this legislation forward. for more news coming out of financial practices of teen international. i was immediately thus we did. he was asleep too. your party years ago. seems that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics. only on rte. george is on its journey to study. one hundred and twenty three games through two thousand one hundred towns and cities of fresh air. relay by fourteen thousand people. for sixty five thousand gallon. in a record setting trip by land air sea and other states olympic torch relay. on our team our team got caught the road. it's being made under the infamous post sharing website. the trip but he is reportedly being held in such a confinement and get more. the speech or that takes up a story. supporters and family members of twenty nine euro gottfried spot full one two was one of the founders of the bittorrent site pirate bay has been e

banking in camp david in the infamous week and surrounded by a lot of so-called free market economists he closed the gold window severed their. dollar since the end of the bretton woods system the u.s. dollar has held no intrinsic value leading to unconventional fed policy such as quantitative easing where they're buying unprecedented amounts of securities directly from the market these are the same securities that helped lead to the crash of two thousand and eight this will be the current fed chairman bernanke he's legacy he will be regarded as one of the most significant and time will tell of course but perhaps successful chairs in history. not everyone thinks this bond buying program will be better. that show in the long run however ironically this is the greatest engine. reverse income distribution ever imagine it's kind of inverse robin hood policy and tell me who is benefiting from q.e. it's basically the one percent even economist of opposite agree that q.e. as for wall street the immediate beneficiaries certainly are the financial institutions that are doing interbank lending former federal reserve official introduce our cold at the greatest back door wall st

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