dina, this was taken, this is dina and her mother after the war. this was taken in france, and she eventually immigrated to the united states and worked for disney, as an illustrator, and she passed away about 10 years ago, eight or nine years ago, in san francisco. next slide. this is my brother and i. i'm about five years old in this picture. my brother is about nine. next slide. my mother and i, again, i'm about five in this picture. next slide. my father. the doctor. next slide. this is me after the war, about three months after the war. and basically, that completes my story. so, i don't know if you have any questions, but this is basically the end of my presentation. thank you. [applause] >> we have about 10 minutes, so i think we've got some questions. >> first of all, i would like to take the time to thank you mr. grunwald for being with us here today. i'm bryce mccolla, a senior here at greensburg high school. not only did you lose your mom, but you also lost your brother. in the letter, it says time heals. i have heard this a lot. with yo

dina: dina, dina hunter. lemonis: dina, nice to meet you. can i try a few things? -dina: sure.onis: there's baklava, black daphne, hazelnut, sesame-tahini. wow. dina: because zoe's family is greek, a lot of their pieces feature a mediterranean flavor. -lemonis: that's really good. -dina: yeah. lemonis: i eat chocolate literally every single day. so i know what good chocolate tastes like, and this chocolate was spectacular. unusual flavors, amazing texture -- i've never tasted any chocolate like it. -zoe: hi. -lemonis: how are you? -i'm marcus. -zoe: nice to meet you. i'm zoe. lemonis: nice to meet you. i was just eating your chocolate. zoe: oh, good. and you liked it? lemonis: this one's good. this is the baklava one? -zoe: yeah. lemonis: what is this one? zoe: sesame. it's like a tahini. lemonis: that one's good. i don't know what this one was. what was that? -zoe: pistachio. -lemonis: okay. i've had one, two, three, four, five already. how many flavors are in the case? zoe: probably 18. lemonis: and how many do you have in your library? zoe: i think there are 18. lemonis: oh,

dina asher—smith, in a class of one in the 100. and it's gold for dina asher—smith! 10.85! world champ dafne schipers, who was soon chasing her. dina asher—smith takes the title! she's done it again. for herfinishing touch, one hell of a finish. relay gold. dina asher—smith comes away by a distance. the first woman in 28 years to achieve the sprint treble. i'm just so grateful and thankful for all of these girls, for putting out the best to represent our country and coming home with a gold medal today. honestly, it's been so great. sprint success in an's relay, while farnell hughes led a british 1—2 in the man's100. laura muir's first major outdoor title and matthew hudson—smith's 400 win left britain top of the athletic medals table. over in scotland, this lady was back on two wheels and back to her best. laura kenny wins the european title! two more golds in her first championship since giving birth to son albie and overcoming mum guilt. i was thinking i don't want to leave him for nothing, you know? i want to leave him and take him a medal home, so he's smiling. now, fea

. >> people like their neighbors, dina and mark. >> i was afraid. didn't even want to go to my paint class that i do in the evening because i was afraid to be out. >> a lot of people got guns. >> a lot of neighbors told me. i went out and got a gun. you know? i want to protect myself. >> everybody knew the candelarios had a nice house, filled with vintage treasures. >> there's a little jewelry that pam kept. this is her dresser. >> some of which were missing as ralph told the police during a videotaped tour. >> the television's gone. >> okay. >> the candelarios had been about to leave on vacation. so maybe the intruders thought they were gone and were surprised to find them at home. but who? a citizen's tip supplied a possible lead. >> she brought up individual names that he believed were involved in this homicide. >> ramon bear rose and jose nino, known drug users, both had rap sheets, a history of breaking and entering and assault. they were trying to sell jewelry the day after the murders. >> you have a responsibility to check into that? >> yeah.

britain's dina asher—smith lost out on the female award to caterine ibarguen from colombia.s unbeaten in all eight competitions this season. she was consistently top in the long jump too — winning titles in both disciplines at the central american caribbean games, the continental cup and the diamond league finals. the iaaf, the governing body for athletics — have upheld their ban on russian athletes in international competition. this has been in place since november 2015 because of evidence of state—sponsored doping. the ban will remain in place until samples and data from moscow's former anti—doping laboratory are made available. alex capstick is in monaco. no great surprise the meeting here at the base in monaco has upheld the ban —— night—time they looked into theissue ban —— night—time they looked into the issue and nine times they decided against reinstating russia, they are determined not to have it until they have met all conditions laid out as what they called the road map and the key issue in all of this is samples locked inside the moscow anti—doping lab oratory, t

dina titus / nv-dbut this is not new, we've been snatching babies out of their parents hands for a while now under this administration.republican leader kevin mccarthy says the entire immigration system - particularly the asylum system- needs to be fixedrep. kevin mccarthy / ca-ri hope the democrats could find a way now to actually put people before politics.the trump administration continues to defend the tactics used at the border as necessary to protect americans.in washington alexandra limon. (ken) a dallas police officer has been indicted on murder charges -- after the fatal shooting of a man inside his own apartment. court records showed amber guyger had a manslaughter and murder charge entered in her file. a clerk with the dallas county court confirmed the murder charge is the one prosecutors are moving forward on. guyger was arrested in september after botham jean was killed at an apartment complex where they both lived. she claimed she mistook jean for an intruder after entering his apartment thinking it was her home. the shooting sparked days of protests and a lawsuit filed by

so i'm not really sure where she was. >> neither dina nor albert ever saw brooke again.football fans flooding the city for the game, finding brooke's killer was like looking for a needle in an orange haystack. >> i thought maybe someone had kidnapped her. we were all just trying to figure out who would have done this and why, what was their motive. it was a very horrible time. >> did you think that maybe it could be connected to the game? >> you never know -- you can never rule it out. it's tennessee football, you know, she so happen to be wearing a bright orange top and if anybody knows anything about tennessee football, bright orange is the color for the tennessee vols. >> but brooke's body has been discovered 40 miles from the football stadium and investigators were still sigh stymied as to how she ended up there. >> did it lead up to maybe she was dumped here or do you think she was actually shot here? >> based off of everything that was here at the scene, it appeared she was shot here. >> the crime scene itself yielded little physical evidence. no fingerprints, tire

dina: welcome to zoe's.ood. -dina: yeah. lemonis: ...but the business is in meltdown. zoe: the last couple years, it's just been declining, and i can't figure out why. lemonis: though the owners, three siblings, have made great sacrifices, they've failed to properly market their product... sean: our initial reaction was that we didn't know how it connected to you. zoe: what's the story to this, that we're greek? lemonis: ...and they're resistant to even the smallest change. petros: we don't want to be mainstream and do what everyone else is doing. that's how we've gotten to 18 awesome chocolate pieces. lemonis: in 10 years. lemonis: if i can't get them to open up and try new things... zoe: i don't like the top. i don't like the cross.

dina asher—smith. it has been an incredible year for you.nt. my highlight is seeing jasmin after her big chop. it is gorgeous. my highlight was the european championships, i have to say, because i went in there with the aim of doing well, and coming away with some fast times and hopefully winning, but to come away as world leader and three gold medals was phenomenal. it had to be that. we have grown up together in the sport, really. we have. what has been a big breakthrough this year? what has made the difference in that transition from juniors to gold medals? probably self-confidence, because when you are little, you are alwaysjunior, because when you are little, you are always junior, and you because when you are little, you are alwaysjunior, and you think, i am talented and lucky to be able to do this, and you don't take in the moment and believe in yourself, you just see how it goes and then you're happy with the result. this year, i tell myself, no, i'm tired of coming fourth and fifth, i want to be ranked, win this, and i really buckle

ultimately responsible for what information is classified and what is nort what do you make of that dina hustles role in being the thought arsenal i think that's way beyond my. the entrance to come from erica women the soldiers the station. a few minutes drive away forty prisoners remain in course aerated mayes tell the income six. elsewhere camps seven houses so-called high value detainees we can't film at its location is a state secret. one thing we are allowed to film. a connection of mementos of previous postings which could be destined to grow even know under the command of a president who has vowed to keep get my open and load it up with do. we have new leadership new direction and we have been tasked to prepare for an enduring detaining operations mission we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center which would be referred to as camp eight because we do see the need in the future to care for that high value detainee population your commander in chief donald trump has said. and he would reintroduce waterboarding in a speech how does that

. >>> all right, the rain has moved on and boy, we had a dina made -- dynamite day in the bay area. >> top 10 day. that's what i call about it. and, temperatures warming up, kind of overachieving in some spots. let's take a look at the map and you can see what i'm talking about. they pulled back to 64 but santa rosa was at 65 just about an hour ago. you can see those numbers in the 60s in concord, fairfield, 62, down in fremont, 64 in hayward, and not bad in san francisco. 59 degrees for you. so, gorgeous. this is not a postcard. this is a live picture. absolutely beautiful, stunning, stunning day. temperatures were warmer than 24 hours ago. in fact in santa rosa they were 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. ever well else in that five to a degree range but everywhere that you walk out the door standing in sunshine, it is quite nice. taking a live look at storm tracker 2, nice and clear. all of the action is in southern california. unfortunately the storm system that brought us a little rain is bringing them a deluge of rain in places that don't need a like the burn scars in the woolsey

with him about a lot of bucks but of of can post of identity of being that me names all around you dina finally the head coach of new zealand's rugby team steve hansen has announced he'll step down after next year's world cup in japan the fifty nine year old has been in toss since twenty eleven following seven years as an assistant coach on the hasn't the old black successfully defended their world cup title in twenty fifteen and that's why as well for me i will have more later on. you can find much more on our web sites the address for that is al jazeera dot com. that's it for me in the stars for this news hour but i'll be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news stay with us. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable isn't a people better vault of the h one n one porsche is it getting much difficult for you now that w h o has this chest who says do

two time world surfing champion gabriele may dina has arrived home to brazil to a hero's welcome hundreds of fans turned up in the city of murray c.s. to cheer for the surfing superstar as he showed off his trophy on top of a fire truck the twenty five year old won the twenty eighteen world surf league title having a final victory at the billabong masters who made history in twenty fourteen of the first brazilian to ever win a world surfing title and has now some injuries place in the history books by winning a second. most ball coming up for me in the twenty one hundred g.m.t. yeah that's all for now michelle here thank you very much thank you for joining me for the news hour that's all for us here in doha we're going to hand it over to barbara starr and our colleagues and london to keep it here. lead on line i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on sat there was a a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has coalface our legal protest i'll start to police students force to disperse the

two singers save a hotel. >> dina. >> what is that?: nobody got it right. brian: they got it wrong, what you're saying. >> maybe saves the hotel in that movie too. "white christmas." man is rescued on christmas eve, doozy. steve: come on. it's wonderful life. >> roll the tape. >> every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings. ♪ >> that's right. brian: that story, that was not a hit until later on, right, until started airing on television. >> brian, you're doing my follow-up facts? ainsley: that is jimmy hawkins. brian: do you even know what is going on? >> i'm in control of this. number three, a young boy dreams of his ideal christmas gift even after being warned by people of the repercussions. steve: that is 20 different movies. ainsley: is it, "scroogeed." >> you will shoot your eye out, kid. ainsley: i'm thinking tiny tim. wrong movie. steve: the kid got his tongue stuck on the flag. >> the yellow eyes. ainsley: it was on like every day, for like three weeks? >> because it is a classic. brian: a little disappointed dina is not b

enough given that what is this conference hoping to achieve i put that question to me correspondent dina banja who is who is at the cut of it's a conference for us this is the most important climate conference. because countries are expected to finally adopt the so-called rule book which is a set of guidelines on how they should money door on their greenhouse gas emissions reduction how they should report on their efforts to protect the climate and also for important climate finance so industrialized countries pledged on locating one hundred billion dollars per year to help poorer countries cope with climate change effects but it remains unclear how they will mobilize this morning so this should this meeting should result in these so-called rule book which of course should also promote the face out of court which is a hot topic you're got the ball on which is our country very reliant on coal still experts say we're heading towards a critical point when it comes to c o two emissions give us a sense of where i'll be right now. well i think most people could experience already that they wer

also dina asher—smith.be on the shortlist. we are spoilt for choice about the incredible sporting year we have had. ready ourselves for 7pm tonight. it starts with gabby logan, gary lineker and clare balding. i might even go and join them. thank you very much, have a lovely evening. more than a0 people have been injured in a huge explosion and fire in a restaurant injapan. at least one person is said to be in critical condition after the blast in the early evening in the city of sapporo onjapan's north island of hokkaido. the cause of the fire is not yet known but local residents reported a strong smell of gas. gemma coombe reports. bright orange flames and thick black smoke. the immediate aftermath of a huge explosion in a busyjapanese restau ra nt. huge explosion in a busyjapanese restaurant. it happened at 8:30pm local time in sapporo, the capital city of the northern main island of hokkaido. the japanese news outlets said the force of the blast was so strong, a number of buildings collapsed. firefighter

britain‘s dina asher—smith lost out on the female award to caterine ibarguen from colombia. the central american and?caribbean games, the continental cup and the diamond league finals. in snooker‘s uk championship, judd trump has qualified for the fourth round. the world numberfive made an impressive start, leading 3—1 over mark king in only 50 minutes. he closed out victory 6—2 in york and will meetjoe perry in the last 16. that‘s all the sport for now. all the results and the best of the action from york, plus all the reaction to tonight‘s premier league games are on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. we have rain moving in. it has been much colder through the day, hasn‘t it? the mild air is on its weight in. let me show you what‘s happening. we are sticking under the cold air. temperatures well below freezing. hard frost by morning. this cloud is the mild air. and as it runs into the cold air we are seeing some sleet over the welsh mountains. it is mostly rain. we could see a wintry element across the mountains across the midlands, into northern e

dina's frigidaire is a case in point. his painterly talent awakens the original stone sculpture to new life. than is that rubens technique. it's fantastic he went to lot with glazes which set him fundamentally apart from the italians he allowed a sheen to his backgrounds while skiing two is depicted with a pleasant shima he lends it such a lifeline quality that looking at the crouching shivering venus we get the feeling we can actually see the cold because there's this blue translucence shimmering through his skin it's a scene when. he halts. even today rubens is considered unsurpassed and his mastery of portraying human skin. his works also reveal a cosmopolitan outlook at a time when european nobility developed a penchant for hunting scenes he didn't paint deer and cakes instead he opted for exotic animals unknown to most of his viewers. despite a grad of ill will the people didn't have the opportunity to see wild animals in captivity for the foreseeable nothing like hippopotamus i or an elephant the salesman it's mean

the program is dina matt -- dynamite and it looks like they are getting stronger. look at this one. the head coach, watch her.s bea in he third quarter. tennessee has the first lead of the game. stanford then does this drive. watch this one. that was beautiful. stanford wins it 95-85 and they are 8-1. that was the first loss for tennessee. >> here are the pro bowl selections. the raiders have three wins and 11 losses, not a lot of guys on the pro bowl but they did have some alternates. the tight end, rodney hudson the center and the offense of lineman. that means if someone bows out they will play. >> in look at he has caught kutztown -- touchdown passes in three consecutive games. >> he doesn't get in the end zone a lot but lately, he has been doing good and derek carr is going to him. he himself is getting a kick out of this. >> i have been part of teams in the past where you don't see the goal line for five weeks. so when teams let me do this, i can get lost. someone told me it was 34 games since i scored. >> as for the 49ers, they did have two members make it to the pro bowl and

granny's moonshine i believe ♪ ♪ just hear those sleigh bells jingle-ing ring-ting tingle-ing too ♪ >> dina-ling sleigh ride er with you ♪ >> jimmy: let me take this one. ♪ we need little christmas right this very minute ♪ >> i'm glad you got it. i mean there's carols at the spinet. i know what we need is just -- ♪ we need a little christmas now ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> and we're gonna give you some of that moonshine, too!oo or have we haduch? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dolly parton, i got this. g >> y it, sure. take it. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with nick kroll, everybody! [ chee and applause ] ♪ peppermint mochas for lia. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (urgent drumming) ♪ (drumsticks clatter) emreplenished,d, fortified. emerge everyday with emergen-c. packed with b vitamins, electrolytes, antioxidants, plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good every day? emerge and see. once i started looking for it was a no-brainer. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app makes it easy to manage my policy. i can pay my bill, add a

it‘s only dina asher—smith. are you ready for us? i am, come in. thank you so much.ng achievements. # three lions on a shirt...# as you can here, the excitement is all around, this theatre is crazy. i‘ve actually never known the atmosphere to be like this, and i am about to take my seat. # it‘s coming # football‘s coming home...# gareth southgate, congratulations on an incredible evening and an incredible year. people were kind of denying they cared about international football because they didn‘t want to get hurt any more, but the most pleasing aspect of the summer to me was that we took everybody on a journey that really reconnected the team and brought pride back to our supporters. the 2018 team of the year is england netball team. it's exciting for netball and to get the recognition, and hopefully the sport just keeps growing. that memory of that moment and the entire game is just something that will be with me and the rest of the squad for ever, and it is so special for it to be celebrated like this and for women‘s sport to be in the headlines. please, let's wel

dina's michael volney and his trio are headed for success. europe in concert. you know this zero five minute for minute yes. has a power and beauty combining special has it all. fits in the pantheon of the great tenors certainly his one for the ages drasko a tenor for the ages starts december twenty second on t.w. . time for an upgrade. how about fun a church that grows all by. a house with no. poor design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home to something special. upgrade yourself with d. w.'s interior design channel on you to. kill the guy work that's hard and in the end this i mean you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. i'm a woman i was a women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us your story. you are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are nothing is little or nothing yet you want to become a citizen. in so migrants your platform for reliable information. to. play. this

i am tired of, you know, the dina powells and the everyone and the mcmasters leaving and being quiet. they know. they've seen it and they need to speak out because this is the moment, and it's scary, i'm nervous, you know, like what david gergen said, but the alternative is what? i mean, it's not like we're living in some nirvana of stability. i mean, we've been destabilized for two years. we've all aged 20 years since 2016, and so i just think, you know, in some ways, let it begin, and it began with the leadership of mattis today finally saying, enough. >> well, it was incredible, and i think not just because of the importance of mattis but as you all point out, we just didn't get letters like this from others who have departed. you know, we hear about it from their friends. we hear about it, but publicly, this nation and the world has not gotten that, and the entire world is watching this, because the entire world looked at jim mattis as a person they could trust. back in the day, we like rex, we like jim mattis, but we know the president listens to jim mattis. we know he knows what

dina, how are you. >> i'm well. >> dina is a pet groomer. owns her pet grooming business.w my business within the last two years. i believe truly because of trump and his support of the smaller class working people. >> finally you told me you say, trump supports the little people, not the golfers. what do you mean by that? >> well i mean we're the ones working monday through saturday most of the time to keep our businesses and our families up to par. we're not out spending money like that. but we are being able to spend money on buying new homes and the economy, cars, things that are needs, not wans. >> understood. >> we haven't been able to do that in years. >> thank you, guys. thanks to everybody here in dunne, north carolina. give yourselves a round of applause. this was great. very muted round of applause. chad, before we go back to you, one thing you want to say to brian. what was that? >> i put my pants on, got dressed just for you brian. >> the people are listening to you, brian. brian: right. i asked people when i can to get dressed. i prefer to have our viewers dr

work is, in belfast even though we don't have a current assembly sitting, the civic society isn't a dina mix which can not be stopped and that is women's work as well. so we do -- so there is a tremendous amount going on and that will be where we have to look next. but the archive, the archive of the stories has to be dealt with. thank you. [ applause ] archive of the stories has to be dealt with. thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks. bruce morrison, you served as a congressman in this country, you were instrumental to the northern ireland peace process, you were a person who, more than anyone, persuaded president clinton to become involved and to invest so much in the northern ireland peace process. you went over there and met with people nobody else would meet with. you saw what was happening in northern ireland. but a lot of people don't realize with a name like morrison, you have no irish at all in you. you come from good lutheran stock. and what they also don't realize is you got involved in the northern ireland peace process because you spent your whole career involved in human and ci

pueden escuchar su voz, como decÍa dina carvey, la clave para imitar a george bush es imitorse a roger ensalzar los logros. encantador, cariÑoso y leal, era nuestro escudo en tiempos de peligro, por supuesto que tambiÉn habÍa ambiciÓn, mucha. para servir tenÍa que tener Éxito, para presidir, tenÍa que prevalecer, una vez emitiÓ que la polÍtica no era algo puro, no si uno quiere ganar, un hombre imperfecto que nos legoÓ una uniÓn mÁs perfecta. debe decirse que para un estadista inteligente con una elocuencia privada hablar en pÚblico no era exactamente su fuerte. la fluidez en el inglÉs dijo el presidente bush es algo de lo que no me han acusado. (risas). mirando a las elecciones Él dijo indiscutiblemente no es una exageraciÓn decir que los indecisos pueden optar por una cosa o por la otra, y hacia el final de su presidencia Él dijo estamos en momentos difÍciles. pero no los estamos disfrutando realmente. adeslices de la lengua pero su corazÓn era firme. el cÓdigo de su vida decÍa era decir la verdad, no culpes a otros, sÉ fuerte y haz lo mejor que puedas. haz un esfuerzo, perdona y man

the work that my colleague miss este did as the ranking member and inheriting from ranking member dina titus and the whole way in which the vsos work together. and this committee worked together mr. chairman. this is a point of pride for me and our small talk up here, in the case that both of us have a cautiously good feeling about where this is going. i'm happy to hear that i.t. -- the work that you have done with digital services seems to have born good fruit. so i do want to say my farewell to mr. kaufman. i do admire the work you have done, sir. under my presumptive chairmanship you can remember that denver will not be forgotten and we care about all of the communities and make sure that all of the medical centers get up to snuff. miss est, what a pleasure to be your colleague and it was a great note of sadness that i see you departing. you are enormously talented but i know you'll be contributing to our country and our nation and you'll continue to contribute to your community. and of course mr. o'rourke, he's not here but enough said about him. there is a lot already being said a