hannah, you have mentioned mps will have a chance to amend this.ption to vote on the deal as it stands. where are we up to, how much say will mps have? how much will they be able to amend what is in front of them? well we now know that the government has revised its proposal on that. and following a report published by the procedure committee, they decided to go with what the committee suggested which is that the amendments should be dealt with first. the speaker can select up to six amendments and then those will be dealt with. and then the house will get to vote on the motion either as amended or as it stands if none of the amendments are made. and what happens if for example the house backs a labour amendment, what then? the question at the end of the day will be whether or not the house has a majority to back that. then the government will have to go away and see what that means for its plans. it depends — whether that means going back to the eu to seek a renegotiation, some types of renegotiation are much easier than others. getting some tweak

thank you, hannah. really appreciate your time. hannah martin. thank you.from one woman who doesn't leave her name. i went back to work after a year off and i went part—time. they changed myjob role to something unrecognisable to what i had left. they expected the same amount of work in fewer hours and we re amount of work in fewer hours and were unsympathetic when i raised my concerns with how different things we re concerns with how different things were and said, move on if you don't like it. i did. i wasn't the only one this happened to. it is common practice to edge out maternity staff or change theirjob practice to edge out maternity staff or change their job and practice to edge out maternity staff or change theirjob and this was a job in the public sector. tim says its appalling new mums can be robbed of theirjobs. its appalling new mums can be robbed of their jobs. 0bviously. its appalling new mums can be robbed of theirjobs. 0bviously. and another person, women being forced to sign nda is after being forced out of a job is absolutely outrageous an

hannah: it's the judges not following the law.t's the judges feeling like they can decide that they don't like this kind of asylum case, and so they're gonna decide that the law doesn't apply. stephen: after declining an on-camera interview, a spokesperson for the executive office for immigration review, e-mailed us a statement which reads, in part, quote, "it is important to note that each asylum case is unique," but that, quote, "eoir takes seriously any claims of unjustified and significant anomalies in immigration judge decision-making." paul wickham schmidt: if i were an immigrant, i'd rather be in california than in atlanta, georgia, any day. stephen: retired immigration court judge paul wickham schmidt says, "the disparity even within regional circuits is so wide, it can only be explained by personal bias creeping into judges' decisions." judge wickham schmidt: clearly, the attitudes of the judges and how they feel about asylum law has quite a bit to do with it. stephen: the consequences of those decisions are gray for peop

in this home behind me is where hannah and fairy reunited with two of their children instead of three. my baby was just wearing the new clothes i'd bought for her that it. would be a while she had some new toys to you and she was just starting to smile and giggle and. we wanted to go to a family gathering but when the waves came i couldn't hold on to her tight enough. and if i lost her. meaning. the bird go. to the tsunami left hand faeries family with only the clothes on their backs and for now all they have is this picture of an isa and the hope that she will be found. steve mcandrew joins me now from jakarta he's the head of emergency operations for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies welcome steve could you describe for us what you and your teams have been seeing in the area hit by the tsunami what are conditions there like. well conditions there still remain difficult there's over one hundred fifty people still missing we still have multiple search and rescue teams and first state teams working around the clock looking for the people that are miss

in this one behind me is where hannah and fairy reunited with two of their children instead of three. in the round not yet and we are my baby was just wearing the new clothes i'd bought for her that it would. be a while she had some new toys too and she was just starting to smile and giggle and . we wanted to go to a family gathering but when the waves came i couldn't hold onto her tight enough for a man on the up and if i lost her. meaning. i don't know prego. this tsunami left hand fairies family with only the clothes on their backs and for now all they have is this picture of a niece or on the hope that she will be found. the reports were sent to us by correspondent santos and she joins us from one and western java which is one of the worst affected areas ana we just saw your heartbreaking report there on the family praying for america what help is being provided for those with missing friends and relatives in general. families like ferry and hannah are using every means possible to find their missing loved ones ferry for example yesterday when we found him at the command post he h

i am hannah and i we re about yourself?m hannah and i were in the pharmaceutical industry andl were in the pharmaceutical industry and i want my mp to vote against the deal because it is not pleasing anyone either side of the argument. you are alongside your partner, do you agree with hannah? no, not really. i just want you agree with hannah? no, not really. ijust want this deal to be voted and to move on. we have been talking about it for two years and i wa nt talking about it for two years and i want to move on with our lives. hannah, why do you want them to vote against it? for people who want to remain, any deal is not acceptable. for the people who voted leave, such a large proportion want no deal. there seems to be quite a small minority that won best deal on both sides. but you want it voted down because? i would like a second vote. whichever way that goes, then i think that is fine, but now we have a clearer picture, it would be good to take it back to the people. but you would hope remain would win this time? of co

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rishaad: you heard it there from hannah. global market strategist from jpmorgan asset management. guest has a next silver lining in the markets -- in the bond market. this is bloomberg. ♪ wild ridet has been a for investors with the market experiencing big swings, just to put it mildly. yvonne: yeah. klinghoffer says now would be a good time to get back in the bond market. think the very good news for investors at this point is rates and credit spreads, broadly the fixed income complex. it is fairly priced. our view was that the market was complacent. now with the recent pullback, the entry point is much better for investors. >> let's talk about the recent pullback. what the heck happened in the end of 2018 in your view? are you able to sum it up? >> for sure. isestly, an analogy perhaps that, in the broad market, it was sipping champagne on the top titanic. for a while, they had been failing to pick up their heads end it is the iceberg directly in front of them. is theely, the reality challenges we've had with china, whethe

the stolen santa used to sit at the entrance to hannah nicole vineyards and winery along balfour road north of highway 4. more details now on the christmas mystery. is there a grinch involved? >> reporter: you cannot miss this big jolly guy. actually you can now because he's gone. whether it's a grinch or he just blew away, the town wants him back. santa has greeted visitors at the entrance to the hannah nicole winery over the holiday for years. >> he always hung out at the end of the driveway there and waved to all of our neighbors. >> reporter: then in the middle of the night santa went missing. >> i can't believe somebody would steal that santa. it's been here for years. >> oh, no! it's stolen? >> reporter: when the winery manager took to social media with her missing santa's report, hundreds of comments followed. >> some of the comments we see on facebook or the grinch or they're getting a lump of coal in their stockings. >> reporter: some theories, maybe santa blew away back to the north pole, but the obvious stood out, tire marks on the very spot santa would stand, the stakes le

juan: hannah montana --panama became the place where the u.s. tested weaponry. the stealth bomber was first used in combat in panama as well? >> that's correct. thatat struck fear in the populatition because there was l of this unusual weaponry being used. it was t the first time the hume was being used as well to replace the military jeep. there were also to of ways in which the population was being intimidated as part of ththis prprocess. and because so mamany of these neighborhoods were thehe poores, the places where black and brown panamanians lived,d, they coulde igignored and d marginalized. amy:et's go back to the ososcawinninindocumenty "the panama deption." the pentagon used panama as a testing ground for newly developed high tech weapons, such as the stealth fighter, the apache attack helicopter, and laserguided missiles. that are also reports cannot be explained indicating the usee of externrnal an unknon weaponry. >> we have testimony about combatants who died literally melteded with their gunsns as rt of a laser. we know ofof a automobiles thate , o

and for julie smith and her daughter hannah, it's not just about giving, it's about feeling. >> it appealed to my eye actually, when i saw the little baby robes. it's official, you feel like you're part of it. >> reporter: they divided the gifts up into evocative packages. for those who have survived those dangerous voyages in small boats, the arrivals bundle, $30. for those who make it to the camps, the shelter bundle. 80 bucks. for the most vulnerable, the mother and baby bundle, $54. the charity delivers the gifts to where the refugees are in 11 countries, and the london and new york stores have raised well over a million dollars so far. >>> is thishe ultimate feel-good present? >> i think it might be the ultimate feel-good present, yeah. people are coming in and those families are bursting into tears. children are coming in spending their pocket money or giving up one of their christmas present to buy one for another child. it's just an emotional lovely place. >> reporter: spreading the holiday cheer to people for whom the holidays are no holiday. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> the

the only movie opening in wide release this weekend is "the possession of hannah grace."ght-shift morgue worker who learns one of the bodies in her care is inhabited by an evil presence. analysts expect it to debut with three-to-five million dollars, far behind the weekend leaders."the queen is an extraordinary person.""they were all staring, weren't they? i can tell even if i can't see, and i heard the word 'fat.'""the favourite" opened on just a few screens last weekend -- with the best per-theater average of any film in two years. olivia colman, rachel weisz (vice) and emma stone are all earning oscar buzz for the absurdist period piece, which expands to 34 theaters in seven major u-s cities this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( terisa ) happening today... the caltrain holiday train will be traveling up and down the peninsula collecting toys for underprivileged children. the train's decorations were unveiled early friday morning. today and sunday the train will visit 9 caltrain stations between san francisco and santa clara. the train will be collecting toys

it's the start of a busy day kathleen bees and her husband are heading to work five year old hannah and mira who's three will go to kindergarten and nico who is nine is off to school . the family is taking part in a special experiment. there one of ninety households trying to reduce their c o two emissions over a period of one year a project headed by the potsdam institute for climate impact research. for you doing what's going on. for them biking is the best form of transport to get to work and school rain or shine. driving produces too many greenhouse gases. by even take a bike if it's snowing or icy so long as it's safe for the children the let's go girls. they're trying to reduce c o two but even if they only shop organic this isn't easy. money is not on the windows perfect i tend to drink water or juice but if the children want to soft drink. we're not always as consistent as we'd like to be. it's about finding a balance if they try to buy produce grown in germany but sometimes they compromise when it comes to bell peppers from spain for example. i like happy. yellow and red i like

well families like ferrie and hannah are using every means possible to find their missing loved ones perry for example yesterday when we found him at the command post he had filed a missing persons report for baby and lisa and that would signal to organize a search operation for her but before that he told us that immediately he sought the help of his neighbors and other loved ones in the village they were digging through the debris with their bare hands to see if they could find a nice up and then after that the military came to help them and again he asked for their help in finding them so we see that relatives looking for their loved ones are trying every means possible within what's closest to them and what can offer the most immediate help and then elevating these concerns to the authorities. so there are fears of another tsunami on a walk to the feeling where you are. well right now you know there have been continuous fears of another tsunami hovering over us especially since we continue to hear the rumbling of crocodile across from us and also i do say that as long as the volc

that is a high school kid, hannah dempsey. here is dan marino, hall of fame quarterback.ok like he is eating healthy? >> shot watch. it hits him in the stomach and he goes down. he did not continue. >> i know you are the hockey expert. you are wrong. >> you cannot score a goal off the linesmen midsection. >> home run that hit something. you know what i am saying.  >>> that is the sporting life for tonight. bracket is 11:00. >>> it is 11:00.>>we will lose of the community. these people who are here actually participate in churches and rules. >> a fight to save affordable housing, underway mountain view. a crucial but is expected at any moment. >>> right now in mountain view, dozens of tenants are waiting a city council vote that could determine if they are priced out of the bay area. >> it is a familiar story. a developer wants to tear down older rent-controlled apartments and build market rate units selling for more than $1 million each. the royal viking apartments are on roch street off of middlefield road and would be demolished to make way for the new townhomes. azen

attending st peter's for a year now in belgium children start school at the age of three her parents hannah and vincent decided to send her to their neighborhood school. will i connect with want our children to attend a school that reflects our town. we want them to meet children from different conscience. from amala sort on our third. nora's parents aren't worried her education will be worse off for it on the contrary. they say look for on the religion it's a win win situation for us michael in this way we can meet other parents and the children can play together. but out of it. at the end of the one nine hundred ninety s. such integration programs were few and far between the town had a number of problems and many blamed immigrants. become other very difficult periods where for example extreme right in more than thirty percent of the vote was a polarized city a city with a lot of negativity the most difficult thing is he's always really find a balance between having a city where people respect rules of the other and having an inclusive city and finding that. equality between safety and in

in this one behind me is where hannah and fairy reunited with two of their children . my baby was just wearing the new clothes i'd bought for her. she had some new toys too and she was just starting to smile and. we wanted to go to a family gathering but when the waves came i couldn't hold onto her tight enough. and if i lost her. meaning. to the tsunami left hand fairies family with only the clothes on their backs and for now all they have is this picture of a nice on the hope that she will be found. indonesia is also paying tribute to victims of another catastrophe today it's been fourteen years since the earthquake in two thousand and four that triggered a massive tsunami killing more than two hundred thousand people across the indian ocean most of them in indonesia in the city of banda achi which was hardest hit survivors and families of victims gathered at the site of a mass grave to remember their loved ones it's close to the site of the original earthquake that unleashed the massive waves the so-called boxing day tsunami is ranked as one of the worst natural dis

in this home behind me is where hannah and fairy reunited with two of their children instead of three. my baby was just wearing the new clothes i'd bought for her that it would. be a while she had some new toys too and she was just starting to smile and giggle. we wanted to go to a family gathering but when the waves came i couldn't hold onto her tight enough for a man on the up and if i lost her. munich. the brave go. to the tsunami left hand ferries family with only the clothes on their backs and for now all they have is this picture of an isa and the hope that she will be found and that is an early heartbreaking story what help is actually out there for people with missing friends and relatives . we talked to the indonesian red cross just a few minutes ago i just told us that they are assisting with two things search and rescue operation and also bringing much needed supplies to the people in the evacuation centers and evacuation centers that needed concerns our first she would be water so the red cross the student directing that and also they have been assisting local authorities

the only goal of the game came in unfortunate circumstances for the birmingham goalkeeper hannah hampton stanway to finish from a tight angle. manchester city are still unbeaten in the league chelsea are in third after beating brighton 4—0 with substitute beth england scoring two goals. it's the defending champions fifth win in a row but they are five points off leaders arsenal and city three other games today — bristol city beat everton 2—nil, reading and liverpool shared the points and west ham won 5—0 against yeovil town saracens made it three wins from three in europe's champions cup. they were down at half time but came back to beat cardiff blues 51—25. 0ur rugby correspondent chrisjones was there. and half here, it looked like a upset was coming, but they played at half time here, it looked like a upset was coming, but they played some brilliant rugby and matthew for example, one of the scores of weekend. but saracens was a different beast after the interval, they upped their intensity and their accuracy and scored six second—half tries, seven in total with them both grabbing a cou

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in this home behind me is where hannah and fairy reunited with two of their children instead of three. i don't know yet my baby was just wearing the new clothes i had bought for her. she had some new toys too and she was just starting to smile and giggle. we wanted to go to a family gathering but when the waves came i couldn't hold onto her tight enough for a man on the up and if i lost her. meaning. the baby girl. this tsunami left hand fairies family with only the clothes on their backs and for now all they have is this picture of a nice on the hope that she will be found. an earthquake triggered by the eruption of mt etna jolted eastern sicily on wednesday the quake measuring four point eight on the richter scale struck the north of the tanya the largest city on the eastern side of the italian island a number of people were injured by falling debris and churches and homes were damaged the worst hit place was at neah. the town of several ronna lies at the foot of mount etna at three nineteen in the morning of christmas eve the d'amico family was shaken out of bed by the earthquake t

in this home behind me is where hannah and fairy reunited with two of their children instead of three. i don't know yet and we are my baby was just wearing the new clothes i had bought for her that. she had some new toys to and she was just starting to smile and. we wanted to go to a family gathering but when the waves came i couldn't hold on to her tight enough for a man on the airplane and i'd lost her. meaning. the brave girl for. this tsunami left town and ferries family with only the clothes on their backs and for now all they have is this picture of a nice on the hope that she will be found now to some of the other stories making news around the world an earthquake triggered by the eruption of mt etna jolted eastern sicily before dawn at least ten people were injured and churches and homes were damaged the quake registered five point one on the richter scale it struck north of tanya the largest city in the east of the italian island opposition supporters in the democratic republic of congo are angered by new election delays authorities announced that sunday's presidential vote w

and pacifica resident hannah baughman - also 21 - has been booked for vandalism áand battery.police say one woman - believed to be baughman based on the booking information - was inside the shalimar restaurant on polk streek near pine. they say she and an employee got into an argument about paying for food - and she was eventually denied service because she seemed intoxicated. that's when she allegedly started knocking over items, like the cash register, and punched a man who was working there - in the face. video also shows a glass sugar jar being thrown. police say the other woman grabbed a chair outside the restaurant... then used it to shatter the front door. both suspects then took off. the man who was punched is okay. police have not released mug shots but are asking anyone with any other informaton or video to contact them. ( robin ) the homelessness crisis in the bay area is worse than many think .... that's according to a new study published by zillow. the report says, there are thousands more people without a home, than the official count by the u.s. department of ho

the dense fog advisory with the areas in white from richmond to berkeley and down towards hannahs a and morgan hill and kilroy. that is until 8:00 this morning. we will see if it is increasing and expands across portions of the bay area because there is low visibility reports in the north bay. concord has improved to about 1 mile. towards the oakland airport, 1/2 mile and san jose is a quarter of a mile. there is a stable pattern and we are tracking a system offshore with higher clouds throughout the afternoon. the numbers in the upper 40s and 50s. san francisco is 51 and fairfield at 47 degrees. the next system is offshonorth bay. a 10th of an inch in the north bay. it is dry in the south bay. we thicken up the clouds in the afternoon. system also part. maybe a sprinkle early friday morning. the highs this afternoon up 57. today should be cooler compared to yesterday. friday starts out with fog and partly sunny. we bring clouds in on sunday. it might hold off until that evening hours. we are thinking santa rosa and maybe showers as we head towards christmas eve. >> all right.who getf o

. >> the women arrested are identified as natalie alc adamntar of san francisco and hannah bowman of pacifica. >>> oakland versus the raiders as the team threatens to leave a year early. where they could end up instead. >> and taking a look outside. the conditions in san francisco still foggy out there but it's going to clear up a little bit later on. we're coming back it's 4:41. >>> the city of oakland filed af contract against the nfl teams to move to las vegas. the suit is seeking maximum damage. >> it's about the principle but it's also about the real financial cause of public services that we need to fund and that's why we're suing for financial compensation. >> alameda county and the authority are not participating. the team had indicated to the jpa if the city filed suit they wouldn't exercise the lease option for the 2019 season in the coliseum. those options would include san diego or levi station in santa clara. the $1.8 billion dome stadium is not expected to be complete until 2020 and hold up to 72,000 seats. >>> the city of san francisco getting ready to start its market

the santa has been stationed at the entrance of hannah nicole winery every year but vanished in the middlethink santa blew away back to the north. that didn't happen. and now residents are upset. >> i can't believe somebody would come by and steal that santa. it's been here for years. >> we love santa. so i don't know. >> outsiders you think. >> definitely outsiders. >> all the town wants is for santa to return no questions asked. >> and kids if you're watching this morning don't worry just because that santa's gone he's still going to come christmas day. christmas morning. don't worry. >> but what a grinch. >> pranksters. >> start that campaign. >>> we are tracking the rain. a wet start for the day. if you're heading off to work and school give yourself some extra time. high def doppler we have it going for you this morning and we are tracking some moderate rainfall. and santa rosa. light rain from nevada. pedaluma and you can also see light rain right over the bay bridge and then over san francisco. so downtown san francisco getting that weather right now. and then as well for the south

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our next guest is college admissions consultant hannah stockland, since her own rocky road into harvard university, she has made a living giving kids with a pass into universities across america. a career that's seen her attract a specific and somewhat controversial clientele, young men accused of sexual misconduct. she argues that before we decide what to do with bad men, we must determine which ones are bad. it is a difficult task, as she tells our michelle martin. >> hannah, thank you so much for talking with us. >> thanks, i'm glad to be here. >> i understand that you actually have an interesting educational journey yourself. you got your ged, and then you actually transferred to harvard, but just tell me a little bit about how all of that happened. >> i flunked out of high school, i had straight f's my last three semesters. i didn't think i was college material, i got a job. my parents said if you're going to live in the house, you need to have a job. i started working full-time on my 18th birthday. after a couple of years, i thought i wanted to go to college. i had no idea if any

horrors of man's inhumanity to man. >> i would like to take the opportunity to pay my respect to hannah. yesterday the national assembly of wales became the first parliament to reject the prime minister's deal. what's clear it won't be the last. wales has seen how it is intent on inflicting gb hate, her brexit pump on our nation. will the prime minister come to her senses and put an all out no scenario before this house. >> if the honorable lady is concerned about a no deal scenario the only way to ensure there's not a no deal scenario is to accept a deal scenario and accept the deal that's on the table. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. prime minister, the legal witch-hunting of military veterans, which is something i've been raising with you for a year now is getting worse. the latest victim is david griffin. a 77-year-old former marine who is being re-investigated for an incident that took place in northern ireland 45 years ago and which he was cleared at the time. he's a pensioner at the royal hospital in chelsea. how is it we live in a country where alleged ira terrorists are gi

to police. 21-year-old san francisco resident natalie alcantar and 21-year-old pacifica resident hannah baughman were booked for felony vandalism and battery. they turned themselves in after seeing the video on local news stations. >> let's take a live look outside. this is the view from our sutro camera of the golden gate bridge. it looks pretty clear. it was a very different view this morning. check this out. it's a time lapse of the fog bank this morning as it enveloped the bridge. sandhya patel joins us with what you can expect heading off to work tomorrow. >> expect areas of dense fog. live doppler 7 will show you why the fog is not widespread. visibility is starting to lower. half moon bay down to five miles where it is overcast right now. a look at the visibility at midnight. we'll start to see it drop going into your morning commute about one mile in san ramon, concord, liver more, three miles in san jose. the fog will begin to lift at 8:00 a.m. but still be around. if you're flying out of sfo, you may encounter delays. they're starting to see overcast skies there right now. >>

his 17-year-old daughter, hannah, also died after hitting an x-lite. >> it shouldn't happen, being cuddle by a defective guard rail. >> reporter: in these accidents the r gual steered the vehicle. x-lite says it is not defective and playing into the outcome of the crash. somen' aret willing to stake the techance. 15 ss are actively roving x-lites from their roads. in july, maryland announced it would replace nearly 1,000 x-lite is in the state. news4 was told work would start immediately. fives later we've learned the project is still in the contract phase. the state says it's working through the process as quickly as possible and expects the removals to begin after the new year. virginia started replacing x-lites more than two years ago as part of a bigger project to replace all guard rails tt n't meet crash standards and told us they removed0 x-litesos far and have fewer than 500 remaining and expect to have them replaced by the end of 2019. >> my goal is a national recall. >> reporter: since his daughter's death two years ago, he hasho met with all around the country pushing to have th

natalie alcantar of san francisco and hannah baughman of pacifica, both 21 years old... turned themselves in to police yesterday after this video was picked up by local media. both have been charged with felony vandalism for their attack on the shalimar restaurant on polk street. in addition, baughman has been charged with misdemeanor battery. they are expected to be arraigned next week. (vicki) new video tonight-- showing the suspect and vehicle involved in a deadly hit-and-run in san francisco. (ken) it happened early this morning at the intersection of bush and leavenworth streets. kron 4's grant lodes joins us now with more. (grant) san francisco police spent over four hours on the scene of the deadly hit and run and are now focusing their efforts on finding the driver of the car.... seen here. police say a woman was hit by this dark colored car around 3:25. you can see the driver get out of the car to check on the victim. can't really get a clear look at the driver from this angle... but there she is. she then heads back to her car, gets in, and drives away. the vic

and punched a cashier in the face. 21-year-old natalie alcantar of san francisco and 21-year-old hannah baughman of pacifica are now facing felony vandalism and battery charges. police say they were drunk after participating in the event and were upset after claiming they paid for food that they did not get. >>> san francisco police are doing away with the practice of allowing officers to force people they have the tank to sit on the ground. it prohibits officers from telling a person to sit down, except in extreme circumstances such as when the person is resisting. it says ceding any suspect on the ground during an encounter should be avoided. adding an officer should document in an incident report, anytime it is necessary to se the san francisco police units of the change will make the job more dangerous. >> if you are leaving a person standing, there is a likelihood that they will turn and run. you could be more subject to attack. one of the simplest things to do to control someone is to put them in a position of disadvantage. that could be sitting on the ground calling down and all

. >> director hannah davis tells "e.t."ribute didn't make the cut. >> stop trying to make fetch happen. it's not going to happen. >> the fetch happens, but also the lip gloss. >> that's such an iconic moment. i just remember those lips. >> there was never enough. >>> next, beyonce's star studded tribute. ♪ i pray you won't fade away, halo, halo ♪ >> mrs. carter in all pink headlined south africa's global citizen festival with her man jay-z along with pharrell, ed sheeran and more. oprah also paid tribute to her friend, the late nelson mandela. >> he was one of the greatest honors of my life. >>> and finally romance deniers john mayer and halsey come clean. >> how do you feel about addressing the elephant in the room about you and i are dating? >> it's about that time. >> the singers revealed all last night on john's instagram live show, current mood. >> are we dating? [ drum roll ] >> no. >> but would they date? no. >> halsey and i ask for publicity in this very difficult time. >> that's funny. >>> now to julia roberts who

so that was nicole hannah jones.so i got all of these essays and i got her forward and i thought well lord what am a i going to say? [laughter] it is i will not shut up about about slavery this is to have a conversation about this because we refuse to talk about it and refuse to get to know each other and hate persist and worse with now than it has ever been except when it was legal and it can be if we're not careful. short piece from the essay the burden. scene is sered into my memory red paroled from prison works as a bag boy at a local grocer he raises hiss hand to catch manager attention break boss? the supervisor called him over you don't need to ask me every time you need to take a piss just go. he goes to the men's room as he stands over the urinal his words in voice yoaf hang in the the air. 40 years i've been asking permission to piss i can't scwez a drop. that is what prison did to a grown man in fictional film the shaw shank redemption and enslaved did to a people there are thousands of examples in written

plus-- hannah macnorlin: there is a lot of very strong anti-immigrant sentiment here. announcer: twotims of rape, but only one gets to stay in the united states. we uncover how geography impacts asylum more than the merits of a case. then-- tony romo: just like prisoners of war, you know, all of us together. announcer: they serve this country but then broke the law. we reveal how hundreds of immigrant veterans, once promised u.s. citizenship, got deported by the very country they fought to protect. but first-- i feel that they will kill us, everybody. announcer: fleeing for their lives, firsthand accounts from families escaping unspeakable violence. here's senior investigative reporter stephen stock. ♪ stephen stock: thanks for joining us. during the last few years of turmoil and debate in washington, perhaps no single topic has created as much division as the topic of immigration. who should be allowed into the country, and under what circumstances?

that is a mouthful, hannah. thank you forjoining us, doctor hannah white.ent? it certainly was not in the game plan. the government has been working very hard to avoid being defeated, because it thinks that will weaken its position in terms of getting its brenda tilk brew. it only had two defeats before yesterday. yesterday there were three defeats in the space ofjust over an hour. three defeats in the space ofjust overan hour. —— three defeats in the space ofjust over an hour. —— getting this through. what is the most significant? theresa may being forced to release the full legal document, that was ruled on. the government was held in contempt for the first time in history. an mp is are given the right to amend or on an amendment the brexit deal. -- mp5. the ministers being found in co nte m pt of mp5. the ministers being found in contempt of parliament was unprecedented. in terms of what is most significant, that was the dominic grieve amendment. the government backbencher amendment which means that if theresa may‘s deal does not go through next week and

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cheering them on from the sidelines are hannah and her motherjulie.en i was put on a waiting list for a heart and double lung transplant. luckily i got my transplant, but also i needed to have blood transfusions to make that happen as well. we were waiting for the call and you don't know if that call is going to come. we didn't think she would make it. well, it's the gift of life. it is. it's the gift of life, blood or organs, it is the gift of life. on his first donation, izzy. it's like a little pinch. it doesn't hurt at all. it's like an injection, basically. there's obviously a need for people of black and ethnic groups to give blood, there's a shortage. i thought why not come down on christmas and give blood. fewer than 1% of londoners give blood, and there's a push to encourage more black and ethnic minority donors, particularly to help sickle cell patients, like six—year—old angel. injune she turned blue and was struggling to breathe. she was rushed to hospital. she had to have an emergency blood transfusion, which basically saved her life. if

it was not until tilly and mum hannah joined the 100,000 genome project that scientists were able tois amazing. her epilepsy is gone. she‘s developing every day, she‘s communicating. she‘s just full of life and she‘s not violent any more. she can be around her brother without attacking him. the 100,000 genomes project is just the start. the ambition is to sequence a further one million genomes over the next five years, as genomics rapidly becomes embedded in the fabric of healthcare. well, it‘s transformational in terms of what it means to society and humanity. the vision is that your health record will eventually have a genomic backbone to it and therefore a more accurate diagnosis or more accurate treatment will be available to you. 0livia is three weeks old. it is her generation that has the most to benefit from genomic medicine, as the growth of dna data gives more insights to enable us all to stay healthier longer. fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge. in his first broadcast interview, the british academic who was jailed in the united arab emirates for spying has told the bbc he co