dina: dina, dina hunter. lemonis: dina, nice to meet you. can i try a few things? -dina: sure.is: 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, s

dina dominated all other intelligence agencies. its 9,300 employees could raid homes and jail suspects without charges and it's 20 to 30,000 informants spread fear throughout other chilean government agencies. it's logo featuring an iron glove, dina was responsible for about 1,200 of the 3,200 executions under pinochet. the association between dina and fascism were it was alleged that its employees engaged in rituals harking back to bygone warrior myths. the use of ruins and an ancient alphabet and the celebration of solstices and equinoxes to revive nazism. dina addressed each other as pharaohs, priests and slaves, denoting their status within the hierarchy. contreras allied with paul schaefer by using schaefer's enclave as a detention and torture center. the u.s. department of defense compared dina to hitler's gestapo. when franco died in 1975, pinochet flew to madrid for the funeral. franco supporters lined up on the avenue from the airport and gave the chilean's motorcade the stiff-armed fascist salute. in my book, i call contr

the cafe is led by lifelong dog lover and former shelter volunteer are you on that show dina as manager she works hard to ensure all members of staff are treated equally from what you and i mean that of both the dogs have the same working day from morning till night big here with us in the coffee shop and i for dogs. they do get tired so they have some days off they take turns usually to go to work on the following day the other 2 are on. the cafe also sells dog themed products the proceeds are donated to a local animal shelter as the russian nights grow longer and colder these doggies in the window promise come fresh and cuddles in equal measure. china has been testing its mars lander ahead of its planned 1st mission to the red planet next year they trial the crabs ability to hover and avoid obstacles the steel cables attaching it to the platform are there to mimic the gravity on mars which is around a 3rd of the earth beijing has poured billions into its military run space program but hopes of having its own space station by 2022. thank you very much for watching. where i come from we

joining me is democratic congresswoman dina titus of the state of nevada, the third state to vote alongy here. congresswoman, thank you so much for being with us, and we gave away the mystery on the screen, who are you endorsing for president? >> well, even at 5:30 in the morning las vegas time, i'm excited to be endorsing joe biden for president. i've seen him up close, i've worked with him in congress, i've known him for a long time, he's built a broad coalition in my district, i think he's the best qualified to be president of all the good democratic candidates and the best position to beat donald trump. >> you have been on the record expressing concerns that some of the democratic candidates weren't speaking to people in the suburbs, some of the moderate areas like the ones you represent that you see as key to flipping the house in 2018. what specifically are those concerns? >> well, our party is a broad party and we have to -- it's like a big tent party. we say that all the time. but i believe that joe biden has put together a broad coalition. my district is where most of the democ

. -- dina is coming down the hallway. what is she doing?ne of the rooms. once she gets to the door, she should have an aggressive response. >> she knows it is not us. >> absolutely. there's the aggressive response that we're looking for in the dog. what will happen is once dina gets hold of the suspect -- >> they actually let me -- if you could say let me get bit today. they had me get bit. i of course had the arm guard on. i will tell you i would not want to be on the receiving end of one of these dogs' jaws if you didn't have that thing on. if you want to hear the nickname they have for them around here, they call them fur missiles. connell: tell us about that. when the dog came at you, did it knock you over? >> i trusted them. i wasn't rupping or anything. -- i wasn't running or anything. i was standing still. it kind of latched on. they know it is part of a game for them essentially. they are rewarded with petting and playing to reinforce the behavior. apparently some other reporters have been out here and didn't remain as cool as me. c

is it dina. >> dina gonsar. that is a mouthful.t true some influencers come to the restaurant, i eat for free, if i don't eat for free you get a bad review. >> there are some that handle their business that way. stuart: that is outrageous. >> it is. not something i totally agree with. stuart: is it common? >> i think it is becoming less and less people following you or the community you're building wants to know you're authentic and they can trust your word. they are starting to get savvy to see through certain influencers doing something for the dollar or for the instagram. stuart: what do you do? you're a food influencers. >> i guess i fell into that. i'm a recipe writer and a television food, food television contributor and so that builds my credibility amongst the food people out there. so they do look to see where i'm going to eat. stuart: you do put out a message. >> yes. stuart: do this, this, and this. >> yeah. stuart: you're followed by lots of people. >> yes. stuart: your judge meant what you do influences that marketplac

this town dina has spent decades turning monocultures into mixed woodlands and mobile reforestation begins he hopes to share his specialist knowledge and experience. now not just germany forests around the world are in danger whether their destiny was gone the photos really dry forest a healthy forest requires a delicate balancing act or given tick but economic interests and population growth are right at the top to mess this up let's zoom in for the on the state of forests globally. the forests botanical garden eaters via the north of berlin is part of the university for sustainable development it includes over $1200.00 tree species. one 3rd of the earth is covered in forests professor to b.s. claim and would like to see them contain the same tree diversity as there is here in the botanical garden. several 1000000 hectares of forest were lost several 1000000 hectares per year still this loss is not the same everywhere we have slight increase in forest area for example in europe we do a slight need to see slight increases in forest area in north america on the other hand we see very strong

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among those who do is 23 year old with dina as easy she's on her way to achieve you interview. him. back in high school in 12th grade i absolutely love playing football and usman by another son i had no idea about professional sport. eventually a teacher noticed me playing in the schoolyard when he called me over i was initially afraid. my husband left i thought there was some problem he said how kind of you're so good at football i'm a student that's what i told him then in iran i used to play on the streets with the boys. you know he said you're so much better than the rest and then he had me join his team. at the team. medina's parents fled afghanistan shortly after birth after 2 years in neighboring pakistan the family moved to run where they stayed for 12 years until returning to kabul in 2009 talk to random of that a good move for them after later being picked up for the afghan national team also i was our top scorer for 4 years in a row also including indoor games. i won more than 30 certificates. during that time i also got my classy coaching license and an international coa

dina asher—smith has been nominated, after a year in which she won 200 metre gold at the world athleticstokes was the first name to be announced. and within the last few minutes, england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling hasjust been revealed as a contender. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport let's get more now on the controversy over the british gangster film ‘blue story‘. a second cinema chain has stopped showing the film after violence broke out at a cinema in birmingham. showcase has followed vue cinemas in pulling the film. odeon cinemas say they have extra secrity in place for screenings. west midlands police described the violence that broke out on saturday evening as some of the worst their officers had seen. earlier, my colleaguejoanna gosling spoke the designer william adoasi who is leading calls for a boycott of the cinemas who've banned the film. i think it sets a really, really negative precedent. i think when you actually watch the film, which i fortunately have, you see that it

but dina is about to skype with her former colleague popo. in 2008 how leda became the captain of a kind of stuns 1st women's national team. she's a sports ambassador and the major supporter of the women's game in afghanistan how leadership role model for medina now lives in denmark but remains committed to helping players back home. locally to how are you can you hear me yes they can hear you. but i had trouble with the connection i was glad that. you did a t.v. interview right. megan was like and that's my problem is for you to the association give its approval places messages are your major. in my playing days i would have needed permission but not now it's my business whether the association has no say i can do whatever i want. oh ok that's good. andrew also i heard a rumor this morning that it was the association president himself who cancelled the funding for the women's national team. but i was. not why did you. want yourself. seriously no way it's true. oh my word move forward you know what the problem is. they know i could put togeth

dina's question the increased support of double among america's black population calling it fake the backlash whispers 0 chance this is accurate 0 the poll must have been only conducted in the homes of band carson kind that sheriff guy with the had and those 2 cubic zirconium polyester spandex ladies 0 chance you are not a racist another example where on the less you know who she really is. the rest of the country stop thinking of them as property 154 years ago please kind of sharp with the rest of us. the journalist was responding to a number of recent nationwide polls including one carried out by emerson college the research claims almost 35 percent of america's black community to approve of donald trump's presidency that's almost 30 percent higher than previous the to 6 how to highlight it well if correct those numbers would mean a huge boost for the president when compared to the election and 2016 mr trump received little endorsement from african-americans bachmann getting only 14 percent among black men 0 black women while his democratic rival in the race over there hillary clin

dina, is dina here? may be at some point. we have three lauries each semester and 12 students. the clinic has been doing this for, i guess, 24 years. i think phil started the asylum part of this in 1995. we also have courses on immigration and refugee law as well as we started last year to send volunteers to texas, to the two major detention facilities that are housing women with children, detaining women and children, to help prepare the women for credible fear interviews and to do other work to assist the families. we're sending two groups again, 14 volunteers over winter break and spring break down there, thanks to a georgetown alum who has funded that travel. and we have a human rights institute fact-finding practicum that has engaged on these issues for years. this year is looking at the root causes of international migration in our hemisphere in particular and is examining one of the major issues of the third-country issue. which brings us to our panel. because we thought it would be a good opportunity to hear from these experts with respect to the humanitarian and migrat

she you know malice allah give him a dina again a dollar on. the whole does not was a slam oh a levy yet about why. a definite. down. the line i'll us all well i'll tell ya. a. sophronia to teach and welcome to mine even the keys of the city and then told them to come and pray in the holy sepultura the holiest church of christe and. who said no i will not pray here and when the patriarch asked why not just because if i play here then after many muslims will come and want to pray here take this church from you and i want you to have this church. instead almost prayed just outside the church. in later years on the exact spot. this mosque was a red. herring the cultists name. to this day a copy of the pledge that almost gave to the christians of jerusalem can be seen hanging on the walls of the smalls. this is an assurance of peace and protection given by the set of into a law among commendable to believe this to the people of jerusalem. he gave them an assurance of protection for their lives property cherish and crosses as well as the sick and it

you see a lot are things like dina mack energy.of oil and gas companies disappointing the drillers. 5%.stry is down about that is a retail play. guy: let's get back and talk about the south african economy following the decision to lower its outlook on the -- following moody's decision to lower its outlook on the credit to negative. we talked to the president about the challenges ahead. >> the rand is a much traded currency. possibly the most traded currency in the world. volatile.n it has gone up and down and has been driven by a number of factors. one morning it is driven by the statement that the minister of finance has made. the next day it is driven by a statement the president has made. >> are you prepared to defend the rand against speculators? >> i am not going to answer that because that is a sensationalist type of answer you seek. we say we want to continue managing the currency of our country in a prudent manner. that is the important thing we have to do. if you say defendant, it means we are throwing money at it. people

dina asher—smith has been named the sunday times sportswoman of the year.on the award. tommy fleetwood has put himself in a good position to win golf's race to dubai. he's fourth at the season—ending world tour championship, after starting his round in immaculate style with this eagle on the very first hole. if you are making salts that early on, you are in good shape, aren't you? wow! good staff. -- stuff. great britain's four—man bobsleigh team have finally been awarded their bronze medals from the 2014 winter olympics. jothackson, bruce tasker, stuart benson and joel fearon finished fifth in sochi, behind two russian crews, who were later disqualified for doping. the quartet were given the medals by princess anne at the team gb ball in london. and finally, we know how important a quick pit stop is for formula 1 teams, but imagine how much harder it would be in space! this is the red bull team in zero—gravity conditions. they're in a cosmonaut training plane above russia. the crew have beaten the record for f1's fastest pit stop three times this season tr

this is dina, we will send her into the bidding.d before the commercial break. check it out. mr. mckinney, walk me through what he is doing right now. >> she will go inside. she will search the room with the handler as they continue through the building. what dina will do, locate the target or suspect. reporter: we're close to our target here. >> right. once she gets to the target door, she should have an aggressive response. you should see that here. coming up right now. reporter: target door. there you go. [shouting] >> aggressive response. reporter: tell me once the dog, by the way i wouldn't want to be on receiving end of this bite. once the dog -- [inaudible]. troops come in? >> absolutely. as soon as dog attacks the subject, handler will go inside and take the dog off, stop fighting dog. ask him to stop fighting my dog. ask him to pull the dog off him. reporter: they are trained to sniff out explosives and out on deployment. they train hundreds of dogs here every single year. last year they trained 320 dogs now in service. nei

it's your choice, then for the part that goes i've got to go away, they say i can call you a ride, dinaalready have. lauren: i i want to know what viewers think about this. i have so much to say, tweet at us, what do you think about that? >> don't ruin that one? lauren: culture. it's a traditional iconic song. >> have you looked at lyrics for rap songs. everything. lauren: let's go after divorce, there's something called sleep divorce. >> new study by the national sleep foundation says that 12% of people don't sleep with significant others, 30% can have sleep divorce where they don't sleep in the same bed, they say it ruins relationships because instead of talking to you partner, you just end up resenting them and because of the sleep pattern. ashley: big issue, i'm a bit of a snorer. [laughter] lauren: people are on off hours with work, they sleep in separate bedrooms, i personally do not, i think it's important to sleep in the same bed, you can talk or watch tv or what have you. 12%. >> 12% not doing it. ashley: if you're snoring logs -- [laughter] lauren: mouthpiece. >> that's true.

>>dina lob a special education teacher says receiving this washer and dryer is more than just having the students. >>our goal is to help them when they leave here that they can the officiant they have the social skills, the life skills to live on their own. >>that motto as a principal has it's on the wall there this child right now. it's really a matter of what does the stunt in front of me made. >>next for the golden state warriors in action tonight but didn't you know anyone who is actually starting they will discuss why. none of the people that you know. >>the sentence pachter freeze >>kron 4 news in a colorado's highest profile murder trial in years is under way in teller county about a 100 miles south of denver. >>patrick frazee's charged with killing kelsey berreth his fiance and the mother of their child. ennifer kovaleski is following the trial for us. >>the sleepy mountain town of cripple creek. all eyes are once again on the tiny teller county courthouse built in 19 oh 4. now at the center of a high-profile murder trial. patrick frazee's charged with killing kelsey berreth

representative dina titus, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> a new threat from isis.e down the terror group's leader could have lasting effects on u.s. foreign policy. sting effects on u.s. fo policy [ applause ] thank you. it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 transformed, revolutionized, immunotherapy. pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. >>> a new and direct threat from isis to the united states as the group reacts to the killing of its leader as well as to president trump's description of abu bakr al baghdadi's final moments. the president doubling down on those details at a rally last night in mississipp

tonight, writer dina offers herb opinion onhat important difference. >> in 1989, when i was 10, iar veda refugee. threatened with execution for converting to christianity. so we were recognized a political dissidents and granted asylum. according to american law, refugees are entitd to asylum because they've suffered rsecution and face future danger, whereas economic migrants must pve their merit. the difference may seem obvious. danger to one's life. but in practice, it's anything but. when you apply forlu a either at the border or in an embassy, often before you've had legal advice, you're given what called a credible fear assessment. let's say you're from central america and, again, demand -- a gang demanded money from you. you refused and they threatened to kill you. naturally, you fled. at the u.s. border, the officer will ask for the specific reason that you refused the gang. the truth is, there are many reasons you didn't pay. you don't have the money. it stinks to face extortion every day. but if you happen to say to the officer, because i didn't have the money, then you don't q

to talk to the rest and i think when i was vaccinated in man dina to share my people there's nothing wrong with it i tell them this is a war we're fighting. jerry has brought how 3 children to be vaccinated. she is reluctant to fast but tells us she now sees the importance of it in general outgoing governor i was convinced by our community leader i came for develops a nation with my children because i don't want this decease to find us you know who . i was told it kills people horribly. pygmies in the democratic republic of congo have been historically marginalized. from hospitals or schools this is a community that moves around a lot leaving in villages such as this one in the forests those here have been vaccinated but accessing many others has been difficult this doctor tells us sometimes it takes hours walking through dense forest where rebel fighters also hide where we are now in this village work and come into the wood. so they moved. this fight that we are working where we close with them get involved in the vaccination make them aware of the weeks that they have. and so effor

tonight, writer dina nayeri offers her humble opinion on that important difference. >> in 1989, whenas ten, i arrived in oklahoma as a refugee. in iran, my mother had been threatened with execution for converting to christianity, soed we were recogns political dissidents and granted asylum. according to american la refugees deserve asylum because they've suffered persecution and face future danger, whereas economic migras must prove their merit. the difference between the two groups may seem obvious-- danger to one's life-- but in practice, it is anything but. when you apply for asylum, either at the border or in an embassy, and often before you get a lawyer, you're given a" credible fear" assessment. let's say you're from central america and a gang demanded money from you.se you re and they threatened to kill you. naturally, you fled. at the u.s. border, the officerf will a your specificus reason for rg the gang. the truth is that there are many reasons you didn't pay. you don't have the m it stinks to face extortion every day. tht if you happen to say t officer, "because i didn't h

dina asher—smith has been nominated after a year in which she won 200 metre gold at the world athleticsio 1xtra at 1:20pm. just the one game in the premier league yesterday, but what a game it was! six goals shared between sheffield united and manchester united at bramall lane. ole gunnar solskjaer‘s team had been two goals down at one stage, but they looked to have sealed the winner through marcus rashford after a dramatic comeback, but there was no way sheffield united were finishing empty handed, and in injury time oli mcburnie clinched the equaliser. the 60, 65, 75 minutes, they are not good enough. that shows the quality of us, you can still score three goals and we should had one or two more in a game that we don‘t really perform. great britain and england hockey player sam ward says he will do "everything he can" to return to hockey after losing the sight in his left eye. this follows earlier reports that ward had in fact retired. ward was struck in the face by the ball during the olympic qualifying play—off win against malaysia earlier this month. he sustained a crushed retina a

we already know about dina asher smith, raheem sterling, ben stokes and alun wynjones.en select a broad range of questions on all sorts of policies to put to our guests. in our studio in inverness is ian blackford from the scottish national party. good evening. bear with me because i have a lot of questions. i am asking fairly politely for fairly concise a nswe i’s. fairly politely for fairly concise answers. i will do my best to be concise. the first question is from matthew. if scotland had independence how much would the scottish government raise in taxes by to compensate for the lost millions in subsidies it receives from england? at the end of the day, scotland is a wealthy country. i think that has been amply demonstrated in the whole point about independence is to make sure that we grow the scottish economy, that we become a destination in europe and we improve people‘s like chances. there is no question about having to cut services or taxes. we know we can deliver on the aspirations of the scottish people. if you look at the sunday times poll from a few weeks ag

. >> what can we say that will move the market up her presumably something about dina trade. >> i don'the stars have really aligned and perhaps you will not address that there is light at the ends of the break the tunnel but there is. and he will articulate a pathway to a trade you. and in pointing to the economy, we had small business survey today, better than expectations and this past quarter, we had less bad earnings. the first year over year decline since 2016 but expectations were meaningfully worse. stuart: i think you will lay the groundwork for his reelection which means lay the groundwork of continued prosperity. i think the speech will be positive. would you go that far? >> we are certainly not going to be negative. i don't think this is the platform to pick another fight, there will be a time and place for that. i do agree with you on that point. stuart: your company, ubs, you looked at some of the wealthiest people in the world whose money you manage i think, are a lot of them saying watch out here comes a big stock market selloff? >> you do have it right. there are actuall

in the meantime we know what caused three infants to dina pennsylvania hospital.r milk and has not had any new infections since. what a tragedy. the retirement community being invaded by wild turkeys just in time for thanksgiving. residents a 3 dozen of them are aggressively wandering. >> many times, they look at you and want to fight you. >> i said go home. the jersey shore community has reached out to state officials in hopes of keeping them away and those are your gobble gobble headlines. >> what do you mean? >> what will you eat on thanksgiving? >> what about that lady? >> we never want you to go away. some extreme weather out there and we want to get the details. >> a lot of the country dealing with really cold weather, the coldest we have seen this year and probably breaking some records for coldest temperatures for this time of year. it is cold out there. happy anniversary. keep traveling. one person on the road all the time, looking good in this picture. there you go. that is how you look good. the cold air settled in the southeast, feels like 33 in atlant

we already know about raheem sterling, ben stokes and dina asher smith.vealed on bbc radio 2 at 4:15. no competition for you in my eyes though. asi as i tried? always. yeah, ok. talk to you someday, if not later. well, we're now half way through the election campaign — and almost all the manifestos have been published. my colleague christian fraser has been taking a look at three of them to see how they compare. so, just over two weeks, then, to election day. we almost have a full complement of manifestos, but let me remind you that on the bbc website, under the heading election 2019, you'll find this policy guide. you can select whichever nation you're in, whichever party you want to look at, and all the policies are there. we're going to look at the policies of three parties. we don't have time to go through them all, but we'll start with the conservatives. so, if they win a majority on december the 12th, they pledge to bring back the withdrawal agreement bill before christmas. so, ultimately, the uk would be leaving the eu by january 2020. now, under t