emma had to be careful. she was involved in of the war's bloodiest battles, but she had to be careful about being detected. if her gender were discovered, she could be arrested, charged >> these are confederate spies living in washington, d.c. and rose was in a very difficult position. her whole life had fallen apart in the years leading up to the war. she had lost five children in four year, if you can imagine that. she had lost her husband in a freak accident, and she had lost her access to the white house. this is somebody who had been friends with high ranking democratic politicians for years leading up to the civil war. she'd even been a close adviser to president james buchanan, and she lost all of this when lincoln and the republicans came into power and lincoln took over the white house. so in the spring of 1861 when a confederate captain approached rose and asked her to form a confederate spy ring in the capital of washington d.c., rose jumps at the chance and she begins cultivating sources -- by cu

on october 4th after paul sends emma a birthday greeting emma responds, i love you, paul. the daily beast that these messages were from her and explained that her initial instincts were to reach out to paul, someone she had seen as a close friend and try to understand what had happened. she concluded by saying i want other survivors to know that if you reach out to your attacker after you were assaulted, it shouldn't discredit your story. let's be clear. the messages do not prove or disprove whether a crime was committed nor do they give us any insight into what happened on the night in august of 2012. they do offer another perspective on the story. one that's different from what was widely reported in media. in response to the daily beast story, an editor at the student paper had this to say. the goal to promote discussion about sexual assault and to support survivors became conflated with fear of rigorous reporting. it gets to the heart of the challenge that's inherent when you report on rape. journalists want and need to deliver accurate reporting on this emotionally ch

emma says stick to a cheese slice which has half the fat making it the healthier choice.they're serving up pan pizzas. we order one with pepperoni. >> pan pizza has a lot more calories than obviously a lot more fat. the reason being is that there's actually fat brushed on the crust. >> but emma says pepperoni lovers can still have their pie and eat it, too. just skip the deep dish crust which gets emma's last diet detour. >> the best option hands down is your thin crust pizza and lots and lots of veggies. >> so you want to load up on those veggies. emma also points out that a lot of pizza shops like dominos let you customize your own pie. you can even add lean meats such as chicken. she says opt for low fat cheeses such as goat cheese or ricotta. they are both good choices. shirleen back over to you. >> wish i made some good choices yesterday. >> me, too. >> i certainly did not. thank you ali. >>> it is never too early to start caring about your heart and that was today's lesson for kids in wilmington from baby yoga to arts and crafts, nemours cardiac center created an en

emma had to be careful. she was involved in of the war's bloodiest battles, but she had to be careful about being detected. if her gender were discovered, she could be arrested, charged >> these are confederate spies living in washington, d.c. and rose was in a very difficult position. her whole life had fallen apart in the years leading up to the war. she had lost five children in four year, if you can imagine that. she had lost her husband in a freak accident, and she had lost her access to the white house. this is somebody who had been friends with high ranking democratic politicians for years leading up to the civil war. she'd even been a close adviser to president james buchanan, and she lost all of this when lincoln and the republicans came into power and lincoln took over the white house. so in the spring of 1861 when a confederate captain approached rose and asked her to form a confederate spy ring in the capital of washington d.c., rose jumps at the chance and she begins cultivating sources -- by cu

and emma stone brought along her mom. >> did you have any advice for emma?o well. seems like everybody has seen it. have you? >> no. >> maybe. >> do you have a say. >> one day. >> you don't want to see it? >> maybe one day. >> i don't think i can. i think it would be strange. >> no i don't think so. i think one day you could see it. i think so. >> i'll just tell you until you see it she's really good. ♪ >> mother/daughter moment. we all have them. we were riveted by some of the major fashion wins on the carpet. so many stunning choices. just gorgeous. look at that. i mean i just get speechless looking at the ladies. nobody knows fashion better than you. how did they rate? >> it was a flawless night. there are no more mishaps anymore. i think they did it in such a great way with more personality this year than before. >> you got a sense of style. their own personal style. >> although i do miss the mishap mishaps mishaps. >> i was waiting for one. >> j-lo looked particularly stunning i thought. >> j-lo looked incredible i have to say. she is one of my best add

give me emma stone. >> i'm going keira knightley. >> emma stone. can i give you a little tidbit?n 2004 emma stone won the roll of lori partridge. the series was canceled but obviously things worked out for her. here's the next one -- >> we don't have time things made with love are the best things. you put your heart into it make it special. you go out of your way to show how much you care. and that's exactly how we grow our avocados all year round. with love, from mexico. when you fall in love, everything is brighter, bolder more intense new revlon ultra hd™ lipstick gel technology delivers instant, true-color clarity ...with a smooth, weightless feel revlon. love is on. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. >>> good morning. 6:26. we want to give you a live look outside at san jose. clear skies and our beautiful twinkling downtown lights. i'm vicky nguyen and anthony slaughter standing by. >>> we have fired up the radar. showers out there

so did oprah and emma stone.pop news," the musical. the song of the night should have been this. ♪ oh girls just wanna have fun ♪ >> okay, it really was girls night out. no boys in sight. on the arms of these gorgeous ladies. dakota johnson said later to mr. grey. she brought mama melanie griffith. they had fun indeed. this wasn't their first time out at the oscars. take a look at this throwback from 15 years ago. very cute. >>> and girls were having just as much fun inside. weren't they now? jennifer aniston and emma stone creating quite the moment for the massive line of cameras. and who knew? j.lo and meryl good pals. jenny from the block posting this selfie and saying she was hoping some oscar juju would rub off on her. who doesn't want that? we get it. >>> big finish, people. this is the part. this is the part. the choreography needs a little work. ready? i'm supposed to fall back. you got to catch me. it didn't work very well. finally, we now know the secret behind the skill of the best actors of our genera

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emma hayward went to madrid find out more. >> reporter: when the telephone rings here it can really makence between life and death. >> now we have a donor and we have a liver emergency in one part of spain. >> reporter: people with organ failure in spain have a realistic chance of eventually getting a life-saving surgery they need. when a family decide to donate, medical staff will call through to here the national coordination center. where the process of matching a donor with a potential recipient really begins. spain is a world leader in organ donation. few people carry donor cards here. the key to spain's success are on call trained transplant coordinators. it's their skill in being able to identify potential donors which has helped turn around donation rates. doctors are trained to sensitively steer families towards donation if they are phased with the most -- faced with the most difficult descension of the loss of a loved one who may have been declared brain dead. dr. rafael designed the program. >> the most important is this critical moment when a person has died. but the hard is

la oportunidad que le dio alejandro de hacer este papel es la razÓn por la que estÁ aquÍ, dijo emma stone, desde beverly hilton hotel. >> se imagina viajar en aviÓn en una suite con baÑo, privado, cama y una si usted tiene que viajar en avion y no quiere pasar horas en un asiento incomodo, hay alternativas!!aerolineas como "etihad airways" ofrecen una suite para dos personas en sus aviones.tiene baqo privado con ducha y un dormitorio completo tambien una sala de estar con dos mesas de comedor, un mini-bar refrigeradoy no falta el asistente personal!!el unico problema es que un boleto de ida cuesta "20-mil" dolares. llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!!maqana los esperamos en la edicion nocturna!! buenas noches. >>hoy es martes 3 de febrero y son las 6 de la maÑana en punto de verdad es un placer trabajar con esta mujer dÁndole la informaciÓn a usted. el sarampiÓn se sigue propagando en

. >> i work on the emma goldman papers. and i consider emma goldman to have been one of the great public intellectuals of our time. i totally respect everybody on the panel, so this has been a real joy but i, i guess i'm very aware of the fact that to be a public intellectual you also have to have a certain am of privilege. and for example when i think of emma goldman, i think, well, she was an immigrant and her citizenship was sort of iffy, and if you're too eloquent and too out there, then you're more vulnerable. so one of the things i wanted to say is that almost all of the government records that i have on emma before her deportation and also clay carson before martin luther king got shot was all about their eloquence. and that that was something that was terrifying. to the powers that be. so i think it's -- i just think that there is power in words, as you were saying. but i also think that there's an element in which you, i mean, you were saying that you're all faculty and everything, but i think you have to encourage

emma, how did you feel about the department store brand?i felt good and then it was kind of surprising to see after the exercise after a few hours, mine started to get a crease in the eye shadow. hers didn't really move so it was kind of interesting. >> eye makeup holding up was pretty remarkable but the foundation too they said looked really good throughout the whole. do you all wear this much makeup normally. >> not usually. i'll usually throw on a little bit of eyeliner mascara. >> i mean i was kind of shocked when i looked in the mirror i almost didn't recognize myself. i normally don't wear that much makeup. >> and you don't wear it to bed. just in case you needed to we know where to turn. thank you very much for being good sports with all of that. we appreciate it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> lara, over to you. >> thanks amy. yeah if it can make it through that it can stand up. >>> next on our "gma" health heath, by standing up i meant stand-up to a full day. i'm into it. so moving on an inspiring teenager overcoming the odd

here's michael keaton and emma stone in "birdman."ck. we can't seem to get through a a performance without a raging fire or a raging hard on. i'm broke. i'm not sleeping like you know, at all. and this play -- kinda starting to feeling like a miniature deformed version of myself. it keeps following me around and like hitting me in the balls with like a tiny little hammer. i'm sorry. what was the question? >> never mind. [ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] more with michael keaton when we come back, everybody! ♪ mouths are watering, lemons are squeezing, and stomachs are growling. or is it just me? every minute between you and red lobster's lobsterfest feels like an eternity. and who could blame you for craving our largest variety of succulent lobster dishes all year? dishes like dueling lobster tails. with one tail topped with creamy shrimp and a second tail stuffed with tender crab. i was hungry already, and now you show me lobster lover's dream® let's make this dream a reality. a delicious, delicious reality. but one that won't las

emma hayward looks back at his life. >> reporter: boris nemtsov knew at a time risks of speaking out.is television show was shut down, so he took his message online instead and on to the streets of moss co and beyond. nemtsov was a thorn in the side of the kremlin and vladimir putin. but in the he was part he was elected to parliament in 1990 and seven years later, he became a deputy prime minister under the watch of the boris yeltsin. in the last few years though he has become a prominent critic of the russian leadership. >> he is a man of principle. he stood up for the values that were human ones in favor of ordinary people having their say in the way that russia should develop and the need which i think is a profound need for any country to have a dialogue between the rulers and the ruled. so in general, yes, heyou might just call that justice. >> nemtsov refused to be silenced. he tried to expose corruption in the run-up to last year's sochi olympics. more recently, he had been a leading voice against russia's alleged involvement in the conflict in eastern ukraine. in the hours be

barack obama, hillary clinton emma and rahm emanuel. and a town hall with chris christie.ut first the new poll out of iowa puts scott walker the top of the pack by healthy margin and raises some critical issues for jeb bush. if you could hear me across the hudson, who at this moment is the current republican front-runner? mark: by every measure it is jim bush. he will raise the most money the establishment likes him, a lot of members of congress would like to see him be the nominee. scott walker ahead in the new poll and is being seen by younger people as a more exciting alternative to jeb bush. if you go by traditional measures, jeb bush is the front runner. according to fundraising it is scott walker. john: right now, scott walker the poll puts him ahead. he has 17 points between him and jim ocean iowa. that will be at rate -- a place where scott walker needs to win. you also see in this poll that jeb bush way worse numbers than anyone else in the republican field. 41% unfave and a lot of republicans will not vote for him. he is the front runner but scott walker is comin

la oportunidad que le dio alejandro de hacer este papel es la razÓn por la que estÁ aquÍ, dijo emma stone beverly hilton hotel. >> se imagina viajar en aviÓn en una suite con baÑo, privado, cama y una sala de estar? Íbamos a contar cuÁnto le puede costar el placer. todo cuenta. lavase los manos y las superficies. separe las carnes crudas de las frutas y vegetales. cocine hasta la temperatura adecuada. refrigere a 40 grados. proteja a su familia. si usted tiene que viajar en avion y no quiere pasar horas en un asiento incomodo, hay alternativas!!aerolineas como "etihad airways" ofrecen una suite para dos personas en sus aviones.tiene baqo privado con ducha y un dormitorio completo tambien una sala de estar con dos mesas de comedor, un mini-bar refrigeradoy no falta el asistente personal!!el unico problema es que un boleto de ida cuesta "20-mil" dolares. llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!!maqana los esperamos en la edicion nocturna!! buenas noches. >> fue el dolor mÁs terrible que he vivido. nunca lo voy a olvidar pero contigo me hice tantas ilusiones. yo te he llegado a querer mu

now, it is another way around with emma kratz kweisi about sending ground troops to fight islamic state. they are still criticizing the strategy and giving a backing. the president should have all the tools necessary to win the fight that we are in. >> contrast that with the fight. the emphasis is on power. >> we hope to have support for something that limits the power of the president and protects the power of the american people in a strong way. reporter: barack obama views bringing the soldiers home from -- the mission is accomplished. katty: a quick look at news around the world. 300 people are crossing the mediterranean. the survivor confirmed that it had begun the journey. suspending operations at the embassy in yemen. the decision came in response to the deteriorating. rebel forces moved in and destroyed documents. thousands are taking part in rallies increase in support of a new government and the austerity policies. it is time to coincide with a meeting of finance ministers to discuss changes to the international bailout package recess is not sustainable. the shooting of young

emma jane kirby has this report. >> reporter: rescued at sea and waiting for a new life to begin.hese migrants have all registered asylum claims in italy. but others want to live elsewhere in europe. you won't see their faces in this reception center because they've already checked out. >> some of them disappeared. but most of them disappear. most of them. the majority. >> reporter: this isn't the prison. the migrants here at this reception center are free to come and go as they please. the only problem is many of them do just go. and every day brings fresh arrivals. the exhausted staff have no time to police who's coming and who's going. >> it's our duty. our duty isn't to give them the support and give them warm food a warm bed, something like that. and try to help them as well as we can. >> reporter: where the migrants end up isn't the only concern. the italian authorities worry about where they're from. most set off from libya, a power base of the so-called islamic state. there are fears that jihadists could be hidden among the might rapt migrants. >> many, a slight minority c

emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> announcer: please welcome oscar nominee oprah winfrey. >> before the crew is hired, before the actors are cast, before the sets are built or the cameras roll, there's just the writer and that spark. the anonymous moment of inspiration that gives first light to a story. and without that moment without the talent of these writers, we would have nothing to celebrate tonight. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. jason hall for "american sniper" based on the book by chris kyle with scott mcewen and jim defelice. graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hod

emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> announcer: please welcome oscar nominee oprah winfrey. >> before the crew is hired, before the actors are cast, before the sets are built or the cameras roll, there's just the writer and that spark. the anonymous moment of inspiration that gives first light to a story. and without that moment without the talent of these writers, we would have nothing to celebrate tonight. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. jason hall for "american sniper" based on the book by chris kyle with scott mcewen and jim defelice. graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hod

emma hayward, al jazerra in madrid. >>> our headline is the fact that putin says there should be a ceasefire in ukraine aljazerra.com. i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. dr. shini somara, life and death in the or, one woman in desperate need of a transplant. will the donor lung arrive before it's too late? marita davidson is a biologist specializing in ecologist and evolution. tonight, swimming with sharks and a shark robot that will one day protect these fascinating creatures. i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist exploring spiders in the rain forests of peru. now let's do some science. ♪ ♪ >> hi guys, i'm phil torres, welcome to a very special episode of "techknow." we're getting revolutionary access to technology, a revolution story, dr. shini somara to tell it. >> it is one of the most interesting things i've ever done in my life. changed my idea, machines replacing human b

emma taylor's favorite. >> and it offer a supprogram for more than 600 home bound seniors every year, the center in located in a two square mile of philly that is designated as a promise zone, they are tackling the challenges of poverty. ben jones is coming for three years and he is a pi knuckle champion. lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." >>> the flyers want to keep up the positive momentum and the ilgd islanders come to town. >> they are playing their best hockey and they are going for five straight wins and have not lost since losing to the new york islanders two weeks ago and they want to keep it going when they face the islanders again. claude giroux and company get back to work they are chipping away at this deficit. 10 points away from the playoff spot. they need another performance from that guy steve mason he has not lost in his last six games. >> we needs these points a lot more than the islanders do a lot more than any teams we are facing we want to get back in the hunt here. >> we want the momentum we had the last four or five games and they are playing well so fa

. >> i got involved in the civil rights movement in mississippi around 1955, when emma teal was murdered. i saw people, my people, being shot at with tear gas in their own neighbourhood. [ chanting ] one... >> i knew that i had to get up ♪

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i know one month old emma is here today. this is for everybody and my three children are playing somewhere. we lost them twice already today in the playground. but we are so lucky to have a great recreation park system here in s. let's make the commitment every neighborhood in san francisco has a lafayette park in their own neighborhood. (applause) >> and, so, for a few thank yous, i mentioned phil ginsberg. i want to thank all our other elected officials, leno, wiener, cisneros, we have so many commissioners here as well. but i want to thank you in particular and i think we need a big round of applause. you realize the people here past 10 o'clock last night cleaning up. our recreation park department staff that made this happen today. (applause) >> these are the unsung heroes that don't get recognized very often, but they are what make our parks work and look the way they do and we are so lucky we have one of the most beautiful parks now right in the middle of pacific heights. but there are two people -- i want to thank a f

emma went to florida and took a cutout of six-year-old levy may hue who went with her. they have a waiting list of people who wont their own levi cutout to take on their vacation so he can travel the world. see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, a massive winter storm stretching more than 1,000 miles. from blizzard warnings in chicago to another foot of snow in boston. treacherous travel ahead. >>> super bowl battle. as the two teams head-to-head on field, and the other fight, to stop the spread of measles. as phoenix hosts 1 million people during the big game. >>> mystery in the sky. the passenger jet about to land. what the pilot saw out the window. >> something just flew about 100 feet above us. >> was it a drone or something else? >>> and, amazing rescue. the husband and wife hiking, their steep plunge and lucky break. why the rescuers had to form a human wall.

--emma -- emma laconte. i will offer my ante.he writes shortly after the fire, before they came here, i thought i hated them as much as was possible. now, i know there are no limits to the feeling of hatred. it is easy to jump from a quotation like that to imagine a little history of reconstruction and resistance to reconstruction. you can make that history quite identifiable in particular people. robert k scott, for example demanded a brigade. he became the state commissioner of the freedmen's bureau in south carolina after the war. he was elected governor in 1868 and served in that position until 1872. as we have heard, the figure who at the end headed the confederate defense of columbia was hometown military hero wade hampton, whose family had a number of houses burned on this day 150 years ago. he of course winds up leading the resistance to reconstruction as the redeemer governor. but tidy as that story is, my major point is that the resistance to buy racial democracy in columbia -- t o biracial democracy in columbia is diff

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is emma jerald the field supervisor with 1021st and the negotiator with this contract i'm speaking to impress on you we're happy with the contract our employees voted in support and hope you'll move forward to having the contract and moving forward with the whole situation since 2011 so again, thank you for your time and please vote to support the contract thank you. >> thank you those are the only speaker cards. >> yes. >> do you have a speaker card on the labor mous. >> yes. i want to throw my supported for the employees they need to be paid i hope i'm speaking on the right item yes. i very much support the agency they've been around as long as i have have i've been around 25 years i'm in very much support oh excuse me. i'm acting like a black man, i want to explain any appearance it is not a protest it's black history month so it's a contractor this is how i feel this is black history month only 228 days left. >> i thought i'd explain. >> who is that person i'm ace i'm on the case i very much support the workers give them what they want they deser

emma stone in the gorgeous glittering green gown and jennifer aniston. >> no losers all winners.uce, thank you so much. >> i think some of the parties might still be going. >> probably. >>> fans of live with "kelly and michael" are savoring a golden moment. this morning's show live from hollywood. >> they took over the stage for that annual after oscars special. neil patrick harris and other celebrities stopped by. >> backstage asked kelly and michael whether they get star-struck. >> it's natural. i mean, scarlett johansson, jennifer aniston. >> you mentioned scarlett johansson several times. >> several times. >> j. lo had me star struck. >> there's a man last night that came up to me at the "vanity fair" party. michael's in the corner talking to jennifer lopez and j. lo. i thought, good, both of them. s. >> lack of sleep kelly and michael were full of energy chatting about hollywood's big night with their california audience. >> much more on the oscars on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. you can get everything on the big winners, scene stealers and late night action from all of t

this is emma stone on her way to best dressed.t night for the famous houses a lot of beautiful classic dresses. >> we'll run down the winners the big winners in our next half-hour. >>> a new terror threat has malls in the u.s., great britain and canada on alert. hear why officials are taking this so seriously. >>> a bucks county neighborhood is on lockdown as s.w.a.t teams stand off with an armed man at a gun shop. "action news" will be right back. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. breaking on "action news," swat teams have a suspect rounded. we're live as the situation unfolds. >> terrorists single out one of the country's largest shopping mall. >>> alicia vitarelli

. >> hi, i'm emma i live on the one side of them on sanchez street i have no opposition to the model if for the comfortable of a child i don't see what the problem should be that's opinion thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, good evening. i'm arian a neighbor of the james and anastasia and my husband and i moved in james and anastasia are a real asset to keep them in the neighborhood i am saddened to see they've had such a long process before the board in the good process prevents 5 story apartment buildings and terrible things blocking air and light we as neighbors value are value when we purchased the particular homes we did i'm sure there's 0 competing variations but james and or stash are very good and at a point at the can't afford to make any more commissioners at that point you have to weigh did kerthdz what's better to keep this very wonderful part of the community here in our neighborhood contributing or should we force them out it seem like this is the decision you all are unfortunately called to make in this situation i hope you make the rig

. >> i got involved in the civil rights movement in mississippi around 1955, when emma teal was murdered. i saw people, my people, being shot at with tear gas in their own neighbourhood. [ chanting ] one... >> i knew that i had to get up ♪ ♪ we're going to keep on walking ♪ ♪ keep on a-talking >> reporter: today this is all that is left of the hospital. israeli bombs dropping thousands of bombs on this neighbourhood. >> the blood of my sister and the blood of my daughter >>> thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. in the first days after the end of the bloodshed, there was a strong sense, not just in the strip, that the international community needed to help after 50 days of conflict with israel. despite promises around the world. what sign is there of hope among the ruins. we returned to see the desperation of today. >> today in gaza the ruins of homes are the children playgrounds. factory floors filled with machinery. the only power plant storage tanks are a crumpled heap. and the damages, destruction, devastation has obliterated neighbourhoods. gaza's never been well off. today it is wo

as part of a special series emma haywood reports from madrid. >> when the telephone rings here it can make a difference between life and death. >> now we have a donor. and we have an emergency in one part of spain. people with organ failure in spain have a realistic chance of getting surgery they need. >> when a family decide to donate medical staff will call through to hear the education center. where the process of matching a donor rarely begins. spain is a world leader in organ don agency. few carry donor cards here. the key to spain's success is on call. it's their skill in being able to identify potential donors which helped turn around don agency rates. doctors are trained to steer families towards the donors if they are faced with the most difficult decision about a loved one. who may have been declared brain dead. the doctor devised the programme. >> the most important is this critical moment where the person has died. but the hardest is bidding. it's very complicated to explain to the family that the person is really dead. so to have the adequate person in the adequate place

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