little comfort for denise shrek. >> i have a 13-year-old son who's worried about his mom, you know. he shouldn't have to worry about a probable carcinogen in your medication. >> reporter: matamad who left the fda in 2017 warns the problem is much bigger than just blood pressure pills. >> after seeing this recall, i wondered to myself what about all the other drugs that you haven't tested. >> reporter: not just these plants. >> correct. this is from my perspective, this is only the tip of the g. >> reporter: the generic drugmakers association told us their drugs are safe regardless of where they ar'rmade, and thworking closely with the fda. the drug company in china also says it's working with la regurs, and, lester, as far as that company in india where they were shredding documents, they did not respond to our questions. >> all right. for all the people on these blood pressure medications, what shld they do? >> reporter: the fda says do not abruptly stop taking the medications. check with your doctor, check with your pharmacist for alternatives. we also have a list on our facebook

. >> denise will never forget the young couple. amy was her first oncologist patient.ges only a few years apart. >> almost like walking into a stranger's room, but coming out with a friend. >> she talked to me like a person and not like just a patient. >> worry amy in the hospital for months, denise's care helped amy beat cancer. >> she's a wonderful success story and when she got better and moved on from being a patient on the unit, i would think about her and wonder how she was doing. >> they were facebook friends and denise knew amy followed her into nursing and she was excited to hear amy and josh did get married. a few weeks ago, a surprise. denise had just started a new assignment at the neonatal intensive care unit when she got a request to take care of a couple's baby. >> i couldn't believe they were here, healthy, happy, and having a baby. >> hi! >> little lucas, the miracle baby who brought everything full circle for his parents and their nurse. >> my favorite baby. >> in the hospital where amy once fought for her life, she brought a new one into the world. >

. >> reporter: denise will never rget the youngcouple.er first oncology patient as a nurse. their ages a few years apart. >> like walking into a stranger's room but coming out with a friend. >> she talked to me like a person, not like i was just a rpatient. >>orter: with amy in the hospital for months, their friendship grew. denise's care helping amy beat cancer. >> she is just a wonderful success story and when she kind of got better and moved on from being a patient on the unit, i would still think about her, wonder how she was doing. >> reporter: they were facebook friends so denise knew amy followed her into nursing and she was excited to hear amy and josh did get married. but a few weeks ago, a surprise. denise had just started a new assignment at brigham and women's hospital's neoetive intenive care unit when she heard a couple requested she take care of their new baby who arrived a few weeks early. >> i just couldn't believe that they were here, ten years later, healthy, happy and having a baby. >> hi! >> reporter: little lucas, a

. >> reporter: near her home near rfk stadium, denise says it has happened more than twice. >> i about eight last year. >> reporter: while parked along hhe curb. >> reporter: wat are they taking out of your car? >> they're takingchange, cords, electronics. >> reporter: security cameraso shows me of the techniques thieves use in the district, pulling up smasng inal thesio b checking for unlocked car doors late at night. even breaking the window on a busy street midday. >> it's about getting the property as qckly as possible. >> reporter: saying car break-ins really have no pattern. >> looks like shopping bags. >> reporter: easy to spot potential targets which saw 270 car break-ins just in december. >> this one has a lotof items in the car, if you're just walking by, you could probably see it from a few feet awa >> reporter: tens of thousands of items stolen from cars in the district. >> people will have a punch device, break a window and take the item right there on the seat and that can be done in less than a minute >>porter: we wanted to know targeting?e crooks we got a list of stolen

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people such as denise, david, john, rich. these are just a few of the names. but because we are who we are, we are facing this challenge head on with awareness and with changes to policies and equipment. another way that the san francisco fire department is not unique is in the rates of prose to -- posttraumatic stress injury and posttraumatic stress disorder in our members. we often help people on the worst day of their lives. we see tragedy and trauma time and time again. we maintain our professionalism in the presence of these challenges, and we have begun to understand the impact that it can have on our members. but because we are who we are, we are also meeting this challenge head on, and i have brought in more resources for our peer support unit. we want to ensure our members and the department resiliency and readiness. in february of 2009, i responded with a great crew to a fire. it was after midnight. it turned out to be an arson fire. someone had poured an accelerant in the ceilings and floorboards of a home. six firefighters were injured at that fire

denise is dead.y can't find jayme. >> the 21-year-old man who pleaded guilty to the entire attack jake patterson listened as they relived the horrifying experience. jayme not in the courtroom had prepared a statement for the man who took her parents' lives. >> my parents, my home, were the most important things in my life. he took them away from me. in a way that will always leave me with a horrifying memory. >> patterson then spoke through tears. >> i would do like absolutely anything to take back what i did. i would die. >> then it was circuit judge babler who had the last word before sentencing him to life in prison without the possibility of release. >> and these crimes rank as the most heinous and dangerous that i have seen. >> it was an early monday morning last october, james and denise closs were asleep, but their only child jayme woke up, her dog was barking, and jayme later telling police she alerted her parents that someone was at their front door. armed with a shotgun, the masked assailan

. >> my wife came down screaming, your brother is dead, denise is dead and they cand find jayme. >> theilty to the entire attack jake patterson listened as they relived the horrifying experience. jayme not in the courtroom had prepared a statement for the man who took her parents' lives. >> my parents, my home were the most important things in my life. you took them away from me in a way that will always leave me with a horrifying memory. >> patterson then spoke through tears. >> i would do like absolutely anything to take back what i did. i would die. >> reporter: then it was the circuit judge who had the last word before sentencing him to life in prison without the possibility of release. >> and these crimes rank as the most heinous and dangerous that i have seen. >> reporter: it was an early monday morning last october, james and denise closs were asleep but their only child woke up, her dog barking, jayme later told police she alerted her parents that someone was at the front door, armed with a shotgun, the masked assailant shot and killed jayme's father at the front door, denise ca

armed with a shotgun the masked assailant shot and killed her father at the front door, denise clossd 911. she and jayme hid in a bathroom where patterson found them and bound jayme and fatally shot her mothers. weeks before he had seen her get onto the school bus from her home. he later told police when he saw jayme, he knew that was the girl he was going to take. patterson then dragge jayme from the bloody scene put her in the truck of his car and held her captive at his remote cabin in the northern woods of wisconsin. a massive search began. everyone trying to find jayme. >> i believe she is still out there. and the hope is what we're riding on. >> reporter: 88 days later she had the courage and ability to escape when patterson left the cabin for a few hours. with no coat in the frigid temperatures, she bumped into a local resident walking her dog. >> she just sort of fell into me and said, i'm jayme. i said, i know. >> reporter: the community rejoiced. patterson was apprehended. charges were brought. >> he is currently being held on two counts of first doiegree intentional homici

turkey has denied claims by german turkish journalist denise you child that he was tortured imprisoned in istanbul the turkish foreign ministry also rejected a demand by germany that ankara stick to the un and torture convention. spent a year behind bars without being formally charged triggering a diplomatic crisis between germany and turkey. in lithuania the economist and political novice gitanes now who see it has topped the 1st round of the presidential election he will face runner up in. a conservative former finance minister in the runoff on may 26th. berliners have been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the berlin airlift it began when the soviet union cut access to west berlin and for nearly a year u.s. british and french aircraft supplied more than 2000000 people with essential food and fuel one airman in particular is remembered with affection by many berliners who were just children at the time. he's back gail how verson the best known hero of berlin's airlift is still going strong at 98 the u.s. pilot helped berlin survive the soviet blockade and he still has close

people are confirmed dead and hundreds more injured in post-election protests which routes to name denise encounters of jakarta. terrorists group or type syrian army positions in syria's province using tanks and vehicles filled with explosives. and the u.n. hands the united kingdom a defeat in a dispute over the cheik all silence in the indian ocean falling on london to see control of the territory within 6 months. you get the full stories behind those headlines that are.

turkey has denied it claims by german turkish journalist denise you child that he was tortured in prison in istanbul the turkish foreign ministry also rejected a demand by germany that i think arrest stick to the u.n. and torture convention you chel spent a year behind bars without being formally charged triggering a diplomatic crisis between germany and turkey. here in germany women members of the catholic church have begun a week long strike they're refusing to carry out voluntary work in their churches in protest against the male only priesthood and perceived foot dragging by bishops over sex abuse scandals. these women are staying outside in front of the midst of church the group calling itself mary 2.0 is celebrating mass in its own way with its own songs instead of communion wafers flatbread the aiming to set an example for catholic women across the country. isn't it to call someone fun we're here outside and we're celebrating mass here because we want to show you that we're always outsiders anyway the world's catholics are kept outside because they're women when also involved in d

denise is dead, they can't find jayme. >> reporter: the 21-year-old man who pleaded guilty to the entiretack, jake patterson, listened as they relived the horrifying experience. jayme, not in the courtroom prepared a statement for the man. >> my parents, my home were the most important things in my life. he took them away from me in a way that will leave me with a horrifying memory. >> patterson spoke through tears. >> i would do, like, absolutely anything to take back what i did. i would die. >> reporter: then it was the judge who had the last word before sentencing him to life in prison without the possibility of release. >> these crimes rank as the most heinous and dangerous that i have seen. >> reporter: early monday morning, last october, james and denise closs were asleep. their only child, jayme, woke up. her dog was barking. jayme, later telling police, she alerted per harnts someone was at the door. he shot and killed jayme's father at the front door. the mother called 911. she and jayme hit in a bathroom he killed her mother. he later told police when he saw jayme, he knew that

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. >> thank you very much, denise. good afternoon, everyone. thanks for coming and thanks for being here. i have a few updates. you'll learn more about the ways that the mayor's office on disability has engaged with vision zero in the presentations later. we'll focus on a couple of updates since the last meeting presentation. so specifically one of our agenda items was on housing and the strategic plan, the five-year plan that is now in development with our partners in mohcd. mod has been involved in those focus groups, specifically for people with disabilities in response to the visit that happened at this meeting last ti time, so thanks to this council's action in that regard. also, regarding better market street, denise mentioned earlier the forth coming open houses that will be giving folks a general update. i wanted to let you know a couple of other things. the dates are still be determined, but we anticipate that there will be, as a follow-up to the disability stakeholder meeting that happened after the presentation to the council around

denise in california, denise >> hey, jim, first i want to say i'm almost 57 years old and i never knewthing about investing. >> okay. >> caller: it was kind of scary to me. so thank you so much for what you do about teaching me about investing. >> thank you that's nice. >> caller: a few months ago, it's down, obviously is this a reaction to what's happening with china or is it overblown? should i sell it now or hold it? >> and which company was it? >> arista. >> arista, annette i have a soft spot i know they're a competitor. i think they have a done a remarkable job people felt the quarter wasn't that strong. i would love to have jay street come on and explain it the other way, because have i been recommending cisco, but jay street has put up terrific numbers over time. larry in florida, larry? >> caller: hey, jim. >> larry >> caller: yep. >> go ahead. >> caller: question for you. centurylink, ctl i've been scanning into it since they cut the dividend and they shut the new business plan. >> right >> caller: and i like the fact that they were cutting debt, being the largest offenfiberop

little comfort for denise. >> i have a 13-year-old son who's worried about his mom. you know?ve to worry about a probable carcinogen in your medication. >> reporter: this man who left the fda in 2017 warns the problem is much bigger than just blood pressure pills. >> after seeing this recall, i wonder to myself, what about all the other drugs you haven't tested? >> not just these plants? >> correct. this is, from my perspective, this is only the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: the generic drugmakers association told us their drugs are safe regardless where they're made and working closely with the fda. and the drug economy in china also says it's working with regulators. the company in india that was said to have shredded documents, they did not respond to our questions. >> steph aanie gosk, thank you. >>> and a mad dash to the debate stage. with more candidates than ever before, how do you keep it from becoming a circus? next housr, the dnc spokeswoman lays out the plan. next. ut the plan. next chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first an

give her ancestrydna for ...denise's day... . and at just $59, grab one for jeff's day, too. order a kit at ancestry.com >>> it is 6:00 eastern time. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm alex marquardt in this evening for ana cabrera. in just a few hours, the beltway battle begins anew, after a short weekend break. a new workweek in washington is beginning. the president and his white house versus the democrats and their house up on capitol hill. deadlines, subpoenas, and the president pushing back on probes coming at him from literally 20 different directions. here are a few of them in no particular order -- the president's taxes. a powerful house committee chairman has formally issued a subpoena for president trump's tax returns. it's the strongest official demand yet for papers that trump has, of course, so far refused to give up. the speaker of the house could get involved if that subpoena is not honored. then, the attorney general. the house judiciary committee voting to recommend that congress hold him in contempt over his refusal to hand over the full, unredacted mu

teenager jayme closs face to face with the man who kidnapped her and murdered her parents, james and denise prosecutors played a 911 call jayme's mother made while huddled in a bathtub with her daughter last october, moments after jake patterson shot her dad dead at the front door >> my brother won't be able to walk down the aisle on a wedding day. >> reporter: he read a statement from jayme himself >> he thought i was, but he was wrong. i was smarter. i watched his routine and took back my freedom. i will always have my freedom and he will not. >> reporter: for 88 days, patterson held the 13-year-old in his home, forcing her to hide under the bed when people visited. >> this was her prison >> if mr. patterson is ever released from prison, he will find jayme >> reporter: later a tearful patterson apologized >> i would do, like, absolutely anything to take back what i did. i'm just so sorry. >> reporter: a shocking crime never to fade in this small town patterson was given two life sentences without parole for the murders, the max 40 years for jayme's kidnapping, the judge calling him the em

. >> that might be making a comeback in denise pace city. >> the new kpix news at 7:00 starts right now live in portland where the warriors are gearing up for gamehree. >> let's get right to sports director dennis o'donnell. >> hello right across the street from us is a billboard, perfect timing, hello, everybody brick city, baby. it is interesting oakland star to portland star. this is only the third time i have been to portland never for the craft brew is, you always for the golden state warriors the first trip wasn't a whole lot of fun charles free will in court seeking reinstatement to the warriors after choking his head coach p.j. carlesimo. the second trip would you believe? >> the curse is broken bay area here we come baby we done it. playhouse. >> reporter: the we believe dream season which golden state ended a 13 year postseason drought with a playoff clinching win over the trailblazers. >> like a big bird burden being lifted like one of those acme ten weights lifted off the shoulder area. >> bid for the city big for the organization. something i will always remember. >> to mem

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. >> reporter: denise who lives in southeast d.c.r rfk stadium says it's happened to her more than once. >> i had probably eight break-ins myself last year. >> reporter: eight in your car? >> yeah. ng reporter: police recommends not leavi anything in plain sight that might attract a thief including charging wires orven change. >> take your keys, lock your do, secure your belongings. >> reporter: tonight as part of our investigation, the five most commonly stolen items from cars in our ea. we have a hint -- it is not your phones. that's our report at 5:00. news4 i-team. >> we're learning that another cades' oldor brick and mtar store is closing. the company th owns dress barn tosays the sre cannot compete in today's retail environmept. the gs winding down dress barn in order to focus on its morerofitable brands including ann taylor and loft.re the are three dress barn locations in our area. no timetable has been released o for the res. >>> we've learned that a supermarket will fill the void that walmart left when it dumped its plan to

log said of course i mean i was mean i don't want to be all mean i'm each denise. that me is more than is better than other because another day because i sent a bush a set of clonal that the soft isn't there because i'm not a mom but a mom was so tickled was a bit of us a woman on the ship the other a location of them the closer they can use well as the other a little ways. than they can muster been reduced article for them was that it was about a for the moment out of this the wish of cheesy but the numbers were shot with silly cheesy almost a moment implicit without cost another step on the way but i was dumb enough what is on the court which was going to let out of and logic that i. got not what i'm cussing out on cologne you know you've got much to get home if i really know what i'll feed again other than what i want to lunch of with what. dr shad come on i'm a template can i mention it but i'm joining you know much of the old oswald wish him been delighted it was going to push me a lot not misha to sound always the audition i'm afraid what a little sad it got

james and denise closs at their home. in october he then dragged their daughter 13 year-old jayme in his car trunk and held her captive in his cabin for about 3 months that teenager escaped eventually and flag down a neighbor who called police today. the judge called paterson one of the most dangerous men to walk this planet. in tennessee. a guilty verdict in a deadly church shooting trial. a jury found emanuel samson guilty of first-degree murder after deliberating for less than 5 hours. sampson is accused of shooting at a church 2 years ago killing a woman injuring 7 others. jurors will now consider a life sentence without parole. they could make that decision as early as tuesday. all right time for weather check now we've got some big changes for the weekend ahead of course the unofficial beginning of summer certainly not going to feel that way as we got the clouds begin to move in already sent tomorrow, not a bad day i think one of the best days the weekend actually it will be a dry day on saturday will see some patch

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so denise protests is removed most of the barricades as demanded by the military but say this will go on. the u.n. a chief has warned his worst fears have been realized in northwestern syria where the government and its allies are fighting to retake the last rebel stronghold mark local says the offensive in the province could result in the worst humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century diplomatic editor james reports. the russian ambassador of vaseline a benzema under pressure in the security council last year russia was one of 2 countries with turkey that guaranteed it as a safe zone now it stands accused of unleashing with its syrian allies a campaign of bombardment on the province since late april this escalation in violence has reportedly killed and injured over 100 civilians and further displaced 180000 the aerial bombardment is alarming including the use of barrel bombs in populated areas. with 18 medical facilities and 17 schools destroyed or damaged in just 3 weeks away even more powerful words from the un's most senior humanitarian official when i briefed today on 800 septemb

denise, college park, maryland, democrats. excuse me, alan in alabama, republican.aller: good morning. i have been following this the whole time. i am having a hard time believing any of it because the democrats have been wanting to impeach trump every sense -- ever since he was elected. they spent $40 million on this investigation. there was nothing of fact about collusion. host: what is your reaction when you hear that, according to reports, usa today says that the mueller involved -- investigation made money because of the fines and the assets he seized from people like paul manafort. caller: that had nothing to do with russian collusion which started the investigation. , theythey made money searched to find something but if you look at it, other than the whole collusion investigation, there is nothing there. it is a waste of that money. host: let's go to denise and college park, maryland, independent -- excuse me, democrat. caller: yes. good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to make a couple of statements. need to bearr impeached. they are both crooks. w

it's one of the biggest betting companies in the world — chief executive denise coates reported to bel accounts have to pass full age verification and must not be used to benefit a third party. a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. vets in new zealand have performed life—saving brain surgery on an endangered kakapo parrot. it's the first operation of its kind ever to be done. there are only 144 adult birds of the native species left alive. the chick — known as espy one b — was in the care of the department of conservation when rangers noticed an unusual lump on its skull. brett gartrell is director of the wildbase research centre at massey university with more on how the operation went. we had a really good response to the surgery and the chick has not had any complications at all. the mesh implant in the skull seems to have taken very well and we have good scar tissue forming across, and the chick is growing and taking on food as we would expect. really spectacular from our point of view. these

. >> the defendant, who was still holding the shotgun in one hand, wrestled the phone out of denise'sd. >> reporter: we also saw where jayme was forced to hide under patterson's bed, sometimes for 12 hours a day, until she was able to escape 88 days later. >> judge, this is the statement of jayme closs. >> reporter: in a letter read to the court by family attorney chris gramstrup, she described how she managed to finally got away: >> i was smarter. i watched his routine. and i took back my freedom. i will always have my freedom and he will not. >> reporter: patterson shook his head in what appeared to be disagreement about law enforcement details about what prompted this heinous crime. >> you are an extreme danger to the public in general. >> reporter: patterson's defense attorneys say he accepts he will die in prison, but argued for a chance of parole down the road. patterson addressed the court before the judge read his sentence. >> i will do, like, absolutely anything to take back what i did, you know. i would die. >> reporter: despite that plea from patterson, the judge did not sh

he's just, like, after much prayer the lord came to me and said denise needs to shut her (~bleep ) mouthokay? okay? god said that to you? yeah, totally said that. also said please bore reme ten bucks. yeah. he's against hair dressers and barbers gossipping. you can't say no gossip because gossip is the bedrock of the church. that's why they call it is gospels. it's make matthew, mark, luke and john spilling the tea. like, girl, he went in the temple and started whipping ass -- shhh! he's coming! hey, jesus! ( laughter ) priests' job is to have people whisper their sins to them. you can't tell them not to gossip then tell them to come confess. only 552 days until presidential election. let's catch up on the democratic primary race in the ongoing segment world war d. ( cheers and applause ) there are now 20 candidates running in the democratic primary race. which is an insane number. look at all those faces. huh? look at all of those faces! and because there are so many faces, many of the candidates are having a hard time getting any media coverage so they're trying anything to make a spla

it's one of the biggest betting companies in the world — chief executive denise coates reported to be says all accounts have to pass full age verification and must not be used to benefit a third party. it insists, if an account holder placed bets for a child, appropriate action would be taken. a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. a year ago, more than a thousand letters were delivered to downing street from people pleading for access to a new but very expensive drug which can ease the effects of cystic fibrosis. around 10,000 people in the uk suffer from the debilitating lung condition, but there's still no decision on whether the medicine, called 0rkambi, will be made available on the nhs. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, reports. annabel, who's four, has cystic fibrosis. oh, no, not on my hair! blowing bubbles is good exercise for her lungs, which are affected by her condition. she's vulnerable to chest infections. her mum has to organise a complex combination of treatments for annabel every day.

denise will had signed an agreement with it that allowed children like to receive a bone marrow transplant abroad but johnny never made it johnny was part of a group of five around thirty children who were awaiting a bone marrow transplant that whole program depended from venice were less stable company with a week's other problem experienced as currently being affected by sanctions imposed by the united states and that's why the venezuelan government is saying that the united states is to blame for any staff. who went to giovanni's funeral with some of the mothers whose children are also waiting for a transplant. b.c. the public health system has been failing long before the sanctions were imposed. in a sort of has daughter in. he seven years old she also needs a bone marrow transplant she has a twin sister that could be compatible with her. but he missed canada for the tests that. the health system has deteriorated there's no medicine the tests are too expensive and we depend on private foundations to help us i want to hospitals to get what we need because nothing is working venezuela ha

it's one of the biggest betting companies in the world — chief executive denise coates reported to be says all accounts have to pass full age verification and must not be used to benefit a third party. it insists, "if an account holder placed bets for a child, appropriate action would be taken." a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the us and china agree to more talks over trade but president trump begins the process of raising tariffs on all remaining imports from china, worth about $300 billion. instagram is one of the most popular social networks amongst young people. many so—called influencers have built their career on the social platform with celebrities like kim kardashian charging companies up to $1 million to advertise their products with just a single picture. but the social network has also been widely criticised for contributing to depression amongst users. now instagram has decided to tackle mental health problems online and has introduced a

chief executive denise coates reported to be worth at least £5 billion.ass full age verification and must not be used to benefit a third party. it insists... a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. instagram is one of the most popular social networks amongst young people. many so—called influencers have built their careers on the social platform, with celebrities such as kim kardashian charging companies up to a million dollars to advertise their products with just a single picture. but the social network has also been widely criticised for contributing to depression amongst users. now instagram has decided to tackle mental health problems online, introducing a trial in canada which involves removing so—called "likes." sarah langham, an instagram user in 0ttowa, who took part in the trial, explains why. well, i think in the core of likes, it is human nature to relate one another, each other, to how i am doing compared to someone else. so once you get into that whirlsp

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south africa now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today freed journalist denise you child has told a court in germany that he was tortured while being held in a turkish jail and says he holds president reggie of type out of one personally responsible because he's german you show spent a year behind bars without being formally charged turkey now accuses him of terrorist propaganda. a militia set up to fight the islamist terror group boko haram has released nine hundred children that it had quote and listed the civilian joint task force a regional militia allied with the nigerian military has signed an agreement to and child recruitment. and two french soldiers have been killed while rescuing four hostages in burkean afonso two of the hostages were french tourists who disappeared while on a visit to a wildlife reserve last week the other two were american and south korean nationals islamic extremists have become increasingly active in what. could be. a time activist who was jailed for sharing an unflattering article about thailand's king on facebook has been freed

reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2050 but in germany things look a bit different denise showgirl to reduce gas emissions by 40 percent will not be met as america still hasn't tackled the issue was a transport and car making industries instead her government decided to continue using coal and has limited the development of renewable energies the german chancellor has already say that a 2050 goal to reach c o 2 neutrality was a no go but no she is open to the idea. we couldn't view of you how can we achieve this objective of climate neutrality on c o 2 by 2050 the question is not whether we can do it but how can we do it. if we can find a reasonable answer to this question we can join the initiative of the other 9 states you and i actually isn't. for many young people however this simply isn't enough. many of those who take part in a fight if a future of protest but only talk lows when i go to america came to power as climate chancellor and greenhouse gas emissions in germany have hardly decreased since so for germany's serious demands of the climate chancellor is no more.

it's one of the biggest betting companies in the world — chief executive denise coates reported to be65 says all accounts have to pass full age verification and must not be used to benefit a third party. it insists, "if an account holder placed bets for a child, appropriate action would be taken." a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come... the un says almost 900 children have been released by a pro—government militia in nigeria — fighting boko haram rebels in the north of the country. i. i, nelson mandela... i do hereby say that the faithful in the republic of south africa... after six years of construction delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president. the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now the pope visits symbolizes their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first male to run a mile in under four m

it's one of the biggest betting companies in the world — chief executive denise coates reported to bes have to pass full age verification and must not be used to benefit a third party. it insists, "if an account holder placed bets for a child, appropriate action would be taken." a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. ceremonies are being held in the american state of utah to mark the 150th anniversary of the transcontinental railroad, the first continuous link across the united states. among those being honoured we re states. among those being honoured were the thousands of chinese labourers who helped to build it. the event took place in the town of from monterey, weather two lines of the railroad finally met. —— from monterey. fiddle music. even now, this is tough, rugged country. mile after mile, stretching out for as far as the eye can see. but using little more than shovels and pickaxes, dynamite and group strength, this land was tamed. —— brute strength. between 1863 and 1869, the first tra

chief executive denise coates reported to be worth at least £5 billion.ot be used to benefit a third party. it insists... a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. a ceremony‘s been held in the american state of utah to mark the 150th anniversary of the transcontinental railroad — the first continuous link across the united states. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. fiddle music. even now, this is tough, rugged country. mile after mile, stretching out for as far as the eye can see. but using little more than shovels and pickaxes, dynamite and brute strength, this land was tamed. between 1863 and 1869, the first transcontinental railroad was built. much of the work was done by chinese labourers. by some estimates around 1,200 of them died. connie's great—grandfather worked on the project. connie's great—grandfather worked on the project. she, along with the descendants of others who helped to build the railroad, came to pay their respects. this history has been so ignored and

alternative to tor for europe after the snowden revelations and the chief scientist of the project george denise this he's a really really close friend an amazing guy with the best privacy it has technologist ever but fact of matter is you know we couldn't get enough funding to keep him and he has other start up recently just got acquired by facebook so now he's working on building facebook stable coin irag right that's always the problem isn't it the corporations cream off the the talent and you know it's always a struggle now as far as funding goes you don't have a token i'm assuming so how is that going and what are you working on that well i mean i think what we're we're not quite crowdsourcing funding right right yet we're talking to essentially venture capitalists and venture gobblers are pretty crazy because you know they are effectively the silicon valley venture capitalists are the ones that have built this mass surveillance apparatus you know they're the ones who built facebook the one who's built google not all but quite similar to some bitcoin cryptocurrency i mean he's on the theory

give her ancestrydna for ...denise's day... . and at just $59, grab one for jeff's day, too..com >> begnaud: across the south the confederate battle flag has been lowered from state houses and put into either storage or museum, but not in mississippi. the state flag there still includes that polarizing old south symbolism, but that may be changing, and the source of it may surprise you. here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: defiantly, unapologetically, mississippi still flies the confederate battle flag in the corner of its state flag. the official banner here since 1894. >> that's a horrible logo. we need a symbol that is evocative, no provocative. >> reporter: artist laurin stennis designed an alternative in 2014 that she says is for all mississippians. >> the three things that i've guarded like mama bear about this effort is that the flag is bipartisan, it is grassroots, and also positive. >> reporter: her gone fare, senator john stennis, was often provocative. the staunch segregationist repeatedly voted against civil rights and voting rights acts in the 1960s. >> he evolve

it's one of the biggest betting companies in the world — chief executive denise coates reported to be have to pass full age verification and must not be used to benefit a third party. it insists, "if an account holder placed bets for a child, appropriate action would be taken." a betting boom but with children too often the losers — an uglier side to the beautiful game. angus crawford, bbc news, nairobi. a haemophiliac affected by hiv by treatment at the chart has told the infected blood quite that his pa rents were infected blood quite that his parents were bullied into signing a waiver saying they would not take the government back to court. andy evans said his parents signed document during litigation against the department of health in 1991. they were told nobody would receive anything otherwise. thousands of patients were infected with hiv and hepatitis c through contaminated blood products in the 1970s and 19805. the former bbc broadcaster danny baker says he wants to "formally apologise for the outrage he caused" with his tweet about birth of the duke and duchess of sussex's so