also lost in the fire, zainab deen and her two—year—old sun jeremiah.

also lost in the fire, zainab deen

yes so the allegations against deen and his crew actually changed in the last two years of the course since he was arrested and two thousand and sixteen so first the greek authorities accused him of smuggling refugees from turkey to greece over the border but then one year in eight months nature could actually seventeen could actually prove the fact that he didn't press the button so there was a g.p.s. location and a phone office to it members and proving that she didn't press about as a band allegation changed from smuggling refugees to the attempts of smuggling refugees. you know you spoke to him before he went into the court how is he going about defending himself. well he's basically saying what did i do wrong i saved human lives i say fifty g.'s in the sea and also i did nothing hidden hidden and yeah everybody knew what i was doing so the coast guard also the police everyone knew what was going on and also had parked and registered his boat. for his rescue boat that. by donations and it was parked next to frontex. it was everything perfectly clear and also he said that the coast

water and the waves were so big that i put my life in danger to rescue them greek authorities accused deen of people smuggling if you stand guilty he faces life in prison. rights groups say the case is politically motivated to discourage small boats from setting sail for europe. for human life and as for what. for saving life saving children this. one going to get them. running who knows who's going to be running. and that report was from his very own mario miller and she is joining us now from lesbos with more on this trial we just saw there. you know he claims that he has saved thousands of lives here but he's of course on trial for people smuggling and we heard about the very serious penalty of it that he is facing there why such a harsh crackdown now. when i talked just before the trial today and what he told me was that in the night of the arrest two years ago he received and what's a message and what's a group where n.g.o.s volunteers share as s.o.s. calls so there was an s.o.s. call a boat in distress please help and i just came out of the court in his testimony he said that he call

water and the waves were so big that i put my life in danger to rescue them greek authorities accused deen of people smuggling if you stand guilty he faces life in prison. rights groups say the case is politically motivated to discourage small boats from setting sail for europe. for human life and as for what. for saving life saving children. one day is going to get them. running who knows it's going to be our running. let's return now to our top story vladimir putin has been the order interest for russia's president to live to moscow we find it out because i want to show him. i really looks like you're on the phone. although there you are welcome really so the president approaching was reelected with nearly seventy seven percent of the vote does that mean russians are feeling pleased with the results. well i think the election results to show that there is widespread support for vladimir putin and he won in by a lot landslide as it were but of course not everyone here is pleased with that election result and with the fourth inauguration that we've just seen putin come through and of his f

what he is trying to do is trying to open the circuit to deen deenergize it. as he does it this happens. >> what? >> oh. >>. >> so he fell over, right? >> basically the thing fell to pieces before he had a chance to deenergize. watch it break away and come in contact with one of the other energized lines. >> you can hear the guy behind the camera yell and you hear a response. he was a live but he did suffer electrical burns now over to the philippines. >> happy new year. >> fireworks. >> that's what it looks like. sparks that fire snow. not fireworks at all. it is more electrical shorting going on. some residents in the area are known to use something called jumpers, basically tapping into the grid for their own power use. one of those jumpers got out of hand here and we have a live wire in the middle of the street. lots of people washing the sparks rain >>> she is on a bike. sit time for carnage! there is all sorts of stuff. as he is making his way past you can tell it is scratching a lot. >> it is like the whole freaking basket. >> he tries to grab ahold >>

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water and the way it was so big that i put my life in danger to rescue them greek authorities accused deen of people smuggling if you sound guilty he faces life in prison. rights groups say the case is politically motivated to discourage small boats from setting sail for europe. or given licenses for what. for saving life saving children. one day is going to be them. running who knows is going to be running. and case there which is sure to polarize and covering it for us instead of his very own mario miller who is standing by with the latest now from los bo's'n mario as we just heard there so saying that he has saved thousands of lives but he's on trial right now for people smuggling in the penalty could really be serious life imprisonment potentially why such a harsh crackdown. well and that night when solomon a school where arrested they were on their way to rescue a refugee boat which was at risk of drowning but before even getting there they were arrested by the coast guard and they accuse them of attempting to facilitate illegal entry to the european union that means that they tried t

water and the way it was so big that i put my life in danger to rescue them greek authorities accused deen of people smuggling if you stand guilty he faces life in prison. rights groups say the case is politically motivated to discourage small boats from setting sail for europe. were given licenses for what. for saving life saving children. one day is going to be them. running who knows it's going to be running. an absolutely incredible story of karen monica johns now is here with some figures from the oil market and change of pace and have to some business right at least the surprising figures there i can tell you that much key crude oil prices rose to the highest level since twenty fourteen this monday so the old law of supply and demand seems no longer true just last week there were reports that oil stocks in the united states are growing so oil prices this should be for ling but prizes are continuing to rise well partly because of the unstable political situation in the middle east and opec's policy of fuel subsidies but the price of bread to crude oil has gone up by sixty six percent

also lost in the fire, zainab deen and her two—year—old son jeremiah.loring. throughout your short time here on earth, you were so connected with your mother that even death cannot separate you both. mother and son marjorie and ernie vital were found together in the fire. a seamstress, her surviving son said she was proud of her home in the tower. my brother was a very down—to—earth person, very approachable. he constantly lived with my mother. i think his umbilical cord was never cut. tony disson, who'd lived in the area all of his life loved his children, supporting their boxing careers and was besotted with his granddaughter. gary maunders was also a devoted dad. he loved marvin gaye and manchester united, and always cheered people up. ali yawarjafari's family described how their father had come from afghanistan, how his neighbours praised his kindness but how hard his death had hit the family. i've never dream or thought of going to heaven, but now i find every day, every second, because i want to join my dad, and i pray every day and even i request

water and the way it was so big that i put my life in danger to rescue them greek authorities accused deen of people smuggling if he's found guilty he faces life in prison. rights groups say the case is politically motivated to discourage small boats from setting sail for europe. for human life and this one. for saving lives and saving children this is. going to be them running who knows is going to be running. a report there from new delhi is mario and she joins us now from. mariel what exactly are the allegations against. when the allegations that he basically facilitated illegal entry into the opinion so that means that he smuggled the traffic's refugees from turkey to greece over the border. you spoke with solemn of the him before he went in to the court to understand how is he defending himself. well he basically says i only saved lives i rescued refugees from drowning in the mediterranean so how could i be a criminal because of that and also he says everything that i knew at that that i did was perfectly known by the coast authorities by the coast guards by the port authorities he ha

they also put paula deen on "dancing with the stars" after she dropped the n-word in life. so do the networks deserve that much credit? >> well, i'm just saying that abc wanted this to be a hit show. at the same time, i have to say in response to your observations that abc was in a dilemma and was under a tremendous amount of pressure. abc executives knew exactly who they were getting with roseanne barr. years of conspiracy theories about 9/11, nazis. even yesterday around the same time she tweeted a false rumor about chelsea clinton. so abc took a gamble that roseanne was going to somehow behave on social media. in retrospect, that was a bad bet. >> harris: you have been watching the media and reporting on it for many years. i lean on your expertise. are we on a tipping point? will it spread to other areas? you have bill marr years ago he called americans coward after 9/11 and lost a show. then he pops up on hbo. had success there. in 2017 utters the n-word. she is still sitting there. >> five years ago he compared trump's compare to that of orangutan. so that seems like a

also remembered today, zainab deen and the two—year—old son she loved, treasured and adored, jeremiahawford, bbc news. the inquiry has now wrapped up for the day but the session this afternoon heard from more relatives of the victims. 57—year—old gary maunders' body was was found on the top floor of grenfell tower. his nieces, chanel and kenita spence, have been remembering their uncle. the love we have for him is heartbreakingly painful. not only was our uncle robbed of life, but so are those who have the privilege of knowing him. his children, his mum, his sisters, his nieces and nephews, friends. how do you fully carry on? how can you function as normal knowing someone you have none, loved and cared for all of your life has been ripped away from you in such a tragic way? it is haunting, it is tormenting. we miss him terribly everyday. hamid ali jafari's father died in the fire, he told the inquiry he prays for death so he can join him in heaven. i have never drained all thought of going to the heaven, but now i fight every day, every second, because i wa nted every day, every secon

also lost in the fire, zainab deen and her two—year—old sun jeremiah.e on earth, you were so connected with your mother that even death cannot separate you both. mother and sun marjorie and ernie vital were found together in the fire. a seamstress, her surviving son said she was proud of her home in the tower. my brother was a very down—to—earth person, very approachable. he constantly lived with my mother. i think his umbilical cord was never cut. tony disson, who'd lived in the area all of his life loved his children, supporting their boxing careers and was besotted with his granddaughter. gary maunders was also a devoted dad. he loved marvin gaye and manchester united, and always cheered people up. ali yawarjafari's family described how their father had come from afghanistan, how his neighbours praised his kindness but how hard his death had hit the family. i've never dream or thought of going to heaven, but now i find every day, every second, because i want to join my dad, and i pray every day and even i request my friends to pray for me that i die

paula deen -- plummeting on the news. but this is not lower than when the president announced auto shares. it has been up and down. so a reaction, but not a huge one. vince: the initial reaction was the selloff. you get a lot of machine driven selling off of this. he walked up back later on saying, we might be ready to speak with them at a later date. he left the door open, markets react positively. and in balance, people think this will happen, it is just a matter of time. david: the markets are breathing a sigh of relief, it feels like. brooke: the funny thing is, a year ago it was said that north korea would take a more measured approach to these negotiations. i do not know if i would've believed it. but that is what you are seeing. julia: what about the situation now with china as well. and negotiations and lack of understanding about where this takes us, whether it is trade, north korea. vince: the sticking point is when china got involved in negotiations, they were try to press for something along the lines of the i

also remembered today, zainab deen and the two—year—old son she loved, treasured and adored, jeremiahed erupting. geologists say it's one of the biggest volcanic events in a century. thousands of homes have been evacuated and overnight a thermal power plant was shut down. chris buckler sent this report. the flow of lava keeps moving faster, and the fountains keep getting higher. kilauea shows no sign of settling as it continues to rip through this land. you can see how deep in the ground the cracks go, close to where the fissures have opened up. take a look here, all of this road completely split apart as a result of the power of the lava. and power lines themselves have actually come down. behind me there is all of this toxic smoke going into the air. at the moment the wind direction is going in such a way we will not be affected, but we have to have gas masks. through the smoke and steam, you can see why so many people have had to abandon their homes. that's if they are still standing. fortunately, my property is ok. i have friends who have lost everything. to see their pain, it is