i mean, nobody's got it. >> but somebody other than goddard once had it.ays she gave it to her pimp, a man she still remains in touch with even in jail. >> you work all night, you would hand it over to a pimp? >> yeah. i don't know how to explain it. i mean, he just -- pretty much taught me everything i know. >> i just need to understand the dynamic between you and the pimp. >> companionship, i would say, the most thing i get out of it. of course i had feelings for him, i was in love with him. it gets lonely out there. i'm probably different than a lot of girls because i grew up with the silver spoon in my mouth, so money didn't matter to me, you know. but for him, you know, it just -- it meant a lot. >> we tried to find him and she was very, very secretive about his identity. she would not tell us his real name. she was very protective of him. >> do you feel respected by him? >> yes. i mean -- of course i feel respected by him. if i didn't feel respected i wouldn't, i mean, give him my money and give him everything. because it's hard to find somebody that

denying the charges, mr goddard told the court it wasn‘t illegal to heckle an mp.r the deaths of three teenage boys have been ignored. the group included some people who spent the morning at westminster magistrates‘ court, where james goddard appeared. the group eventually left after an hour after being threatened with arrest, but vowed to return. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may writes to the european commission president to lay out the government‘s plan for delaying brexit, but brussels wants a concrete strategy. fears of at least 1000 dead in mozambique after cyclone idai hits the country, leaving a 30—mile stretch of land under water. new zealand‘s prime minister vows never to say the name of the gunman who carried out last friday‘s mass shootings in christchurch, which left 50 dead. an update on the market numbers for you, here‘s how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states, this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. there may not be enough clean water to supply england‘s needs within 25 years — that‘s the warning from the

then there's the oak street elementary school in goddard, kansas. 7 teachers out of 15 are having babiess. >> we started off this school year with three of us and then we came back from christmas break and found out about two more and then we came back from spring break, and we found about two more. >> reporter: here at oak street they're giving new meaning to the idea that a workplace can be a family. their due dates range from late march to early october. the principal says she already has long-term substitutes, while the women take maternity leave and hopes for more. >> we've joked that we need to add on a nursery to this building so that we can bring all the babies in and they'd love that. >> reporter: so what did the kids ask their teachers about their pregnancies? >> one was if the if i sneeze if the baby sneezes or if i was really sick to start out with so they were asking if i throw up if the baby throws up inside my stomach. >> reporter: with all these babies in the same place, these moms are looking forward to having a built-in playgroup, a pretty big one. >> i think it'll be f

. >> taco tuesday is a pretty big deal in the goddard house. >> we sat down, they ate popcorn. >> maybe not as big as family night. mrs.doubt fire turned into a horror flick. >> we started making a gagging noise and he jumped out really fast and went to grab him and he was just getting ready to do the heimlich on him and then he took a breath. >> reporter: the two and a half-year-old was choking on popcorn. he said he was okay. we didn't see anything. >> reporter: a four hours later. >> he had this really big cough. >> reporter: his big sister had be sick as well she she did not think anything. >> i watched him wheezing. and i took him in. >> reporter: after some tests, he he was ordered into surgery. he had a lot of in fromages: gave us the piece of pop concern they pulled out of his lungs. there were six. >> she had no idea that kids under age 5 were not strong enough to cough popcorn up. never. i would never even have thought not to give him popcorn. >> and she figures that most parents do not, too. >> i'm just going to post some pictures and hope it will make impact on other familie

. >> in the u.s., it begins with .obert goddard 1920, and he publishes a method of reaching extreme altitudeslled him the moon man and laugh. >> "the times" editorial writer implied your husband did not even know high school physics. >> he did not let such things to turn him from his experiments. >> he successfully launches the first liquid fueled rocket. money from the family of the mining magnate daniel guggenheim soon followed. >> they provided him funding in today's dollars at scale of tens of millions of dollars. what's interesting is at the very start of this period, there was actually a great amount of enthusiasm and belief in the potential for these rockets to go to space. >> the german war machine gets under way. second world war gives rockets a whole new lease. >> the knowledge of rocketry cold waritical to the and in the 1950's and 1960's, it was almost exclusively a governmental affair. the private sector was essentially working as contractors to the u.s. government. that a not until 1982 serious effort emerges to build a privately funded rocket. the idea comes from a texas busine

. -- professor robert goddard. rockets can be used to carry payloads to the moon. >> they called him the moon men and last. the writer implied the husband didn't know high school physics. >> he did not let such things deter him. >> in 1926, he launches the first liquid fueled rocket. money from the family of guggenheim wallowed. -- followed. >>. they provided him funding today's dollars,. tens of millions of dollars at the start of this period, there was a great amount of enthusiasm. >> the german war machine gets underway. >> the second world war gives rockets a home meaning. -- whole new meaning. >> the knowledge became critical to cold war and in the 1950's and 1960's, almost exclusively governmental affair. the private sector was working as contractors to the u.s. government. >> it's not until 1982 serious effort is made to build a privately funded rocket. the idea comes from a texas businessman. it is repurposed. this may not have the majesty of an apollo or the thunder of a shovel, but it flew, and that's wha

i'm proud to represent the state of maryland, which is home to nasa goddard, where they do a lot of climate science, home to noaa, the national oceanographic and atmospheric administration. and i'm holding in my hand the latest measurement that they did on january 2019. it shows carbon dioxide concentrations atmosphere 411 parts per million. that's a jump just since 2006 when it was about 380 million parts per million. if you look at that over time, you see a big jump in concentration. and these are greenhouse gas, and that's why you see, of course, the increasing temperatures. i'm now holding in my hand something from nasa. it just came out february 6, this year. headline, 2018, fourth-warmth year in continued warming trend, according to nasa and noaa. it points out that globally 2018's temperatures rank behind those of 2016, 2017 and 2015, and goes on to say the past five years are collectively the warmth -- warmest years in modern record. large concentrations of co2, rising temperatures. i hope our republican colleagues will agree with us on that point in the resolution. number two, caus

james goddard also denied one count of racially aggravated harassment, alarm or distress, and another westminster to broadcasters about brexit back in january. he is also accused of pursuing her along the street, loudly and repeatedly demanding she a nswer loudly and repeatedly demanding she answer questions. he is said to have filmed her continuously on a mobile phone and he is accused of calling her a nazi traitor, and scum. he denied three counts put to him at westminster magistrates‘ court. he said to thejudge, it is not westminster magistrates‘ court. he said to the judge, it is not illegal to heckle an mp, all of this is wrong. there were extraordinary scenes at court. after 15 minutes into the proceedings, a number of people in the public gallery started shouting. some of them telling james gothard he needed to sack his lawyer and others chanting anna soubry is a nazi. thejudge left and others chanting anna soubry is a nazi. the judge left the court, having adjourned proceedings and there was then a lengthy delay. after a while, the proceedings resumed and at that stage, a tria