to talk for george butler there and that was the artist talking about his experiences now finishing on a brighter note a chance find in a camera caught in a moscow flea markets at a french photographer a seemingly impossible puzzle to solve but she did manage to do it here's her story . sixteen beautiful pictures. black and white pictures which were all about a boy. apparently an important moment of his life so i've got found it find him to to give is photos back to him. there were part of that i was at the airport where my friend sent me a photo of a little boy who looked very much like me with a caption saying looking for a russian boy you know there are so many questions where's these photos come from and why is someone looking for me or who is this elizabeth and how did you get these photos of your picture and if you. found me really. i got a what's up message from dimitri saying i was a russian boy you are looking for. in the end i decided to color by skype and we talked for two hours about everything or she turned out to be a very nice woman. but it turned out that my uncle had g

were forced to flee and many others buried under the rubble the horrors of war were captured by george butler he's a british artist embedded with the iraqi army. one of. the other. well arty's daniel hawkins talked to the award winning artist and illustrator about his experiences in the conflicts are. what was your first impressions when you when you arrived and became embedded with the iraqi special forces what i found i guess was huge destruction to. civilian life and as ever it's the civilians that. are losing out more than anybody and they're the ones with the stories and other ones that i as an illustrator and as artist i guess are trying to do to get justice to what was the most difficult almost striking thing that you that you saw there something that really made an impression on you on one side a pile of endless piles of rubble these houses been destroyed in an airstrike and this. came out and bought me a chair to sit on next you could see i was touring and just begins to tell a story and isis fighters had fled the mosque next door during the fight a fire fight they'd come into his ho

and that's indeed what he did george butler there artist a photographer recount his a down some of the horrors that he saw and not so little bomb site to dot com of course with the latest headlines for you for not me a t.v. great features you've got to worry about programs too if you missed it for now that's it i'm kevin over here moskos and thanks for watching this latest news bulletins more for me and half an hour of course new year twenty eight hundred as well thanks for watching us. with your make this manufacture consent to step into public wells. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final larry go round to the one percent. nor middle of the room six. million new. it's the cradle of jazz. so. we have. to close this jazz feel. a city of climatic contester fees alligators on the loose of poverty and crime for years by the least. close. of street racing in the peace of the night this is new orleans. the best place in the world. liz . liz. liz please. hi america has or this is the kaiser report only one day to go before the millionth birthday of bit coy just think about

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george mason's win season. let's not forget about natalie but their -- natalie butler. 15 straight double double. that leads the nation, the patriots take on rival, george washington next on sunday. for more on george mason and the historical season, like our wusa9 sports facebook page. here's my last call, central florida football team finished 13-0. they will not finish number one this season or when the national title. they are planning on having a national championship parade and hang up a national title banner. listen, a job well done for them. this may be a case of the team doing too much. they are so serious about this they've changed their twitter page to say 2017 national champions, their athletic director even tweeted to all the coaches, that they will receive national championship scholarships. the national championshi alabama and georgia. i like how ucf is reporting the players. let me leave you with this. kevin durant, get your boy, what is he doing? the warriorsá, -- the warriorsá , that's the new warm up getting the muscles loose and everything. >> what? what is this? >> i don't kno

anacostia the prince george's fire department technical rescue team managed to choose the coldest day of >> warmer inside the water than out in the air. >> silver spring, kraemer butler went with three pairs of socks and two hats to get through the day. >> this is real cold out here. >> it's very cold out here indeed. >> you heard say please watch out for the work crews. this is one of the reasons. look at the sidewalk. a sheet of ice. there are so many water main breaks they can't get to all of them quickly. they will ask for the patience in waiting. but some of these will run and there will be ice out and about in the community. in brentwood, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: be very careful out there. so slippery. larry: absolutely. alison: a storm surge caused this. larry: this is north of boston. one spot that is facing flooding with the flakes. "live desk" now with the national impact of that storm. >> this storm packed a punch. in massachusetts they got a look at the breach seaual. this is one of several communities that saw major flooding at the height of the storm. nooa saying it came at the high tide and it broke the flooding records set in the blizzard of 1978

butler broke the school rebound record with 28. the previous record with 27 rebounds that stood for 40 years. that is not all. she helped lead the george mason basketball team to the best start in 25 years. you do something right and it won't be there the next day. you come back in the weight room and you keep fighting to stay on top. >> she joined patriots as a grab student. named the atlantic ten conference of the week five out of seven times. >> a sign of my hard my teammates are why i do what i do. >> the 6'5" leading the country in rebound tied for the most double-decker in country and leads atlantic ten in scoring. >> it's incredible. the community support is amazing. there are people i haven't seen this is pretty cool. this is a dream. i'm thank. thankful. erin: she is a rock star. the d.m.v. isn't the only place that was hit by the bomb cyclone. this is foxborough. but it was busy as usual for defending super bowl champs as they trudge through the snow to practice indoors. >> he doesn't care. there are two hotels up here on patriot place. he talks every d redoesn't play. erin: i wouldn't want to walk in late to the meeting. bel

and her horny tour of america, butler, look, here's the thing about this story, if this had been a story that had emerged under the presidency of barack obama, or georgehave been front—page news for weeks and weeks. that would potentially have derailed their presidency. this story emerges, and mike pence has said the allegations are just that, allegations are just that, allegations only and the president's lawyer has said they are baseless, but the story emerges and everybody says, oh, this is another story about donald trump and his relationships with a string of women. it is remarkable how he has changed the perception of normal for the presidency. he did say he could shoot anybody on fifth ave and they would still elect him, and perhaps this is evidence that there is nothing that touches him, not for his base anyway. we will not be going on that tour by the way, and following stormy daniels. the executive leadership of usa gymnastics' board of directors has resigned the resignations come in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal involving former us team doctor larry nassar. nassar has admitted ten criminal counts and could face life in prison. board