. >> reporter: when gladys dean lost h something else. st >> the biggest challenge you could put there is being lonely. >> reporter: that challenge also comes with the fear of what ?at f something happens and no one is there to help? >> connecting your call to the dypport center. >> reporter: glas, like so many seniors, is considering buying an emergency alert device to help her keep her independence. >> if i should fall you can just press the button andthey will send help. >> call in progress. >> reporter: but help may not come as quickly as gladys thinks. >> we found that in most cases, theyinder getting care to yo >> where is your emergency? >> reporter: with the help of arlington county's emergency communications center, washington consumers checkbook recently tested 11 devices. only one unit tested -- great call -- can directly connect you to 911. for the rest, pressing the alert tetton puts you in contact with a company call c >> is everything okay? >> do you need a paramedic? >> reporter: the operator talks to youhrough device to d

for his detail rich reporter large much of it about the united states that was the story of gale gladys a woman from missouri who traveled around the country witnessing executions. all the item about a citizens' militia guarding the border in arizona. but after doubts were raised by a colleague admitted that many details in these pieces were completely made up. the way he operates draws really people he kept people updated about the research he was doing he spoke to his editors about where he was being unsuccessful it was like he took everybody with him honest research trips saw false picture was created and we didn't have the structures to detect it so a canon spiegel sees itself as a standard bearer of tough and factual journalism now spiegel gate has prompted some serious soul searching the problem does not stop with fish beagle the zoo tortured psycho newspapers also revealed the reporter faked parts of interviews. this is a one off case german journalism is in general of high quality but this one of k. should never have happened it's a disaster. we have to deal with this proactivel

are talking about a terrorist situation because this allows the government toto put n knight --into gladys interdisciplinary self. it also allowed the deployment which is a paris-based unit which is typically an anti-gang, anti-organized crime unit. highly mobilile and very effificient, so definitely when you talk about a penny from a ai don't know about you and i don't knknow about the responsibility, but i think that i personally would not call someone with 27 convictions a petty criminal. >> but if you're convicted for breaking into a dentist office, i don't know, i'm not saying it's harmless, but compared to killing somebody or taking someone's life. >> excuse me, but i believe you said yourself that one or two hand grenades have been found in his house. i don't think that we should be talking about a petty criminal. this is a much more serious issue. >> indeed. , because weng back have a state of emergency that has not been declared in france. police haveay, the enough on their hands. they have enough authority to conduct the search is. >> i think the feeling will be that it's too ear

gladys quare garden, it has been a great week. i have met some great people.sday. we'll have more throughout the evening on bbc news. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. an interesting week. we have spider—man multiplied in into the spider—verse, an animated feature. we have mortal engines, a battle of the cities. and lizzie, an infamous murder revisited. spider—man into the spider—verse, an animation that given its origins makes perfect sense. absolutely. it brings together a series of different spider—man, spider men, spider people, from all the different universes. focusing on the central character of miles morales, bitten by a spider while doing spray paint graffiti and he develops spider powers he doesn't know what to do with. initially he thinks its puberty. the next thing he finds himself in a world with lots of other spider people showing him the ropes, pun intended. here's a clip. oh. act supernormal. selecting a bagel. spider—man? you know, that's funny. i get that a lot. hey! he's got the bagel! all right, time to swing, just like talk

people narcing on other people and turning everybody into gladys the next door neighbor from "bewitchedthe nation's hall monitor. they can't see what they have become. they are thinking on troops because they brought a hat? how low are you to make that a concern? there was another guy at cnn that would right to twitter about donald trump's tweet. did you see his tweet? these are grown men and women. >> [laughing]. >> who crawl over decades of tweets and celebrities and comics, you name it. we are becoming a nation of gnashings. -- narcs. trump made a mistake. but it's the hat. i am talking about the incident with the hat is a bigger issue. cnn has bad breath. somebody has to tell you have brad breath. use a mint. >> they said he devalued the currency of his worth. >> that's ridiculous. if you are picking on that. >> that one moment. >> and then the hat. i don't know if that was right. what the military members did and him signing hats. if that's what you are picking on, everything else is going well. if the economy was a disaster or worried about terrorism, you would not be talking abou

there is the jerusalem color irs kind of like in thho greek crus and this background, almost sort olf gladys pins, they are the pips in the background, them after they talk about why they love each othe er man, it is almost as though she really stopped, like st place and saying wait a minute, we didn't generate this love. we are not the sourcehis love. it are experiencing it. ans as though she begins to point to the transcendent urce of that love which ultimately is god, the source of all love. and that is where the text took its clue and thesermon evolved from there. >> and it grew naturally, bishop curry, out of many sermons you have given, before, obvious this one with is unique but you have been preaching about love, the power of love which is the title of the book for a long time. >> yes. you kno w, i reallydo eelieve, certainly as a christian clergyon that heart and soul of the christian message and the great tradition of religious trions of the world is that the key to life is loving god and loving each other, that's the key. i mean the there is a lot of complexity of how you do it an

yes, think it was difficult sometimes because bob dole had quite a temper, and did not suffer fools gladymary where he was running against george h.w. bush for the republican presidential nomination, he was furious with bush and he said stop lying about my record and it's interesting that at that time that remark was considered incendia incendiary. to use the word, lying, one candidate about another. it was considereded kind of over the top. it caused dole some trouble. today, think that would be just one more morning tweet. so i think that's actually a good measure of how things have changed. another thing, though, is i think that they did come together, you mentioned the americans for disabilities act that was mentioned in the lead-in to this, and bob dole who was, of course, himself disabled because of his war injury, had a great deal to do with the passage of that bill once bush did become president. i think in some ways, they had a relationship that was similar to the relationship that john mccain had with the first president bush's son, george w. bush. mccain and george w. were fier

my name is gladys who shall be reported for writers and my question is for mrs mind is the united nations investigation into the crimes committed by members in iraq doing enough progress in your view and are you hopeful or you pessimistic that all the members who committed crimes in iraq will be brought to justice thank you. ok. can you please repeat your question. and then and that can you please repeat the question is can you please repeat the question is the united nations investigation into the crimes committed by the issue in iraq is it doing enough progress at the moment and we're hoping this investigation will lead to the. the prosecution of members are you hopeful are you pessimistic that those dyess members who committed that the dice members will be brought to justice whether in iraq or internationally. i'm leaving a million my out and yes i did not work and this is my job working on this for the last four years to say what i have been saying. to give to make a witness statement in the court and this hasn't been done we haven't seen a single isis person before the court i says i

gladys and the women in flower arranging tell me about good lives lived in this nursing home, but stayingthink i could live there again. what it is nice to have a little taste of it. that's it. how was everton's cooking? that cal foot is gorgeous. bercow foot is a smash, and for those who can't come to the cal foot, there is leon. meals on wheels, but cal foot,... and for me, knocking on the door, they love it. we need more organisations like this in the community, notjust in manchester. are you ready for bingo? yes! let's go. this daycare centre hopes to offer 24—hour care soon, the middle they say is a dire shortage of residential homes, which look after much more than a person's physical needs. spiritual needs, sometimes gets mixed. and the cultural needs are just as. spiritual, cultural, just as important. just as important, but too often neglected. yes, we have a winner! and lives are so enriched when these needs are looked after. we will be talking about some of the issues jane was talking about there a little later in the programme. time now to get the news, travel and weather wher

was seen as a big believer of the post world war ii order, the institutions that spreentd another gladyrom happening. his letter was an astonishing denunsing a of the president's world view. he talked aboto the strong criticism france and germany and his cozy relationships with russia and north korea. >> he omitted that sal lieu u utation very respectfully at the end of that letter. there was no such trofrreferenc that is normally in a resignation letter. >> unusual for one to go out like this. >> it was sparked by the pull out of troops in syria. the president said isis in syria has been defeated but he's getting publ getting pushback from democrats and republicans. >> he they are saying it's a hasty withdraw that didn't go through the process. it even seemed to shock some of his own -- some of the people in his administration that are overseeing these military operations. the bipartisan criticism was also that isis has not been defeated. but the president is sticking to his guns. he is not moving on this. he has talked about how he doesn't want the united states to be the policemen of

gladys? cynthia? probably not. we don't know. noah's wife, we don't know.ves not only have names, they have really compelling back stories, but they are told such in an abbreviated way and only in so far that story intersects with david that we've got abigail who is the brilliant woman who manages to save her family and household and community by being diplomatic when her husband has been undiplomatic and almost brought death down on everybody. and she steps in and saves the day. and david admires her, and she winds up married to him. mikail, one of the most fascinating woman in the story, daughter of king saul. there's a line in the scripture that says mikhail loved david. i don't think there's anywhere else in the bible where a woman has the agency. she's the one who loved, and her feelings are taken into account and therefore she gets to marry david. but that love turns into the most corrosive hatred because she's the one who mocks and derides him after the moment when he's brought the ark of the covenant back to the city. so that's an example of a roman