abuse at the brothers home. what do you say to that recently? why won't you sit down and speak with us and, and to the allegation is to lame. the survivors are in pain and suffering. why won't you speak to us? ah, god will you come to me and i'm you. some shamir, whores you already ago men met me to do chasm album to, to look good m r m g m e customer know up a bit cheerleader nicely and either put it to my other little target that she probably jeremiah. it's been a long, difficult journey for the survivors of her brother is home, most struggle emotionally, physically and financially. mm. many like choice song, lose brother, have taken the lives didn't just had on changing the push until more middle turn guy named forgot the more than you could get when your head can plug in galandes immune from ultra good could years in the all the particular property crunches on these are the atrocities may have happened decades ago, but for those who endured them, the night may will continue. at least until justice is done. a

the home's run by four seasons health care, one of the uk's biggest care home groups. recently, it was owned by private equity firms. these are companies that raise funds from private investors. typically, a private equity house brings together wealthy private individuals and institutions who are looking for a better return than they would get on other sorts of investment. nick hood is a business analyst. he says private equity investors typically buy businesses hoping to raise their value by making them more efficient. they take harsh decisions, they improve businesses, they create jobs, they create wealth. there are many examples in other sectors where private equity has been positive and has improved things. it's just in care where it doesn't seem to be working. jon moulton was an early private equity investor. what is the motivation for people who are involved in private equity finance? very straightforwardly. people get involved in private equity finance as they are in any other form of investment with a view to making returns. if you went back to when i started i

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goad announced for care homes? good mornin: , announced for care homes?or care homes? good morning, thank you for _ announced for care homes? (limp. morning, thank you for having me on the show. i am incredibly worried. i am worried for my mum, i went through all this last september when covid restrictions came into place and the care homes closed its doors and the care homes closed its doors and i understand the reasons why they did that, to protect mum and dad and the residents and staff and i was one of those ladies outside, looking in, trying to waive and tell them i love them. since the restrictions have been lifted, obviously like you have just reported, dad sadly passed away in january, it was very traumatic, i did not get to tell him i love him or hold him or kiss him. mum has been on her own and the care home she is in have been absolutely incredible. they allow me to visit my mother and just recently i have been allowed to bring her home to us. obviously we have to do lateral flow tests every day and i am incredibly worried, because with these n

the brothers home boasted life changing training in factories. but in reality, most inmates were shamelessly exploited. we'll work our help with her new get a new book, you know, whether it's in either the man didn't or how come out what all could you to do at home in jeopardy and sugar cane such other that he wanted to chat on? not she who hung a tang, humans had actually found their doctor. childhood young, good on the needle hardware who catch to or tongue age or you say hi you didn't. dunc coloma. toma could not could toddle well, you know, bottom on in the easy to for the parcel. they got that on here. if i don't. so they said there was an issue for the teen. han johnson creates morals and graphic illustrations to expose the abuse inmates endured. dig to hold on a big issue. i'm going to look at a whole bottom on terms of, you know, just children in my home was just 9 when he and his older sister were forcibly taken to the brothers home. or every morning he says 2 distinct from her platoon and sneak into his they got a job and then not get h

at the brothers home. or do you say to that recently, why won't you sit down and speak with us and, and to the allegation recently, am they survivors are in pain and suffering. why won't you speak to us? ah, god, you'll come to me and i'm you. some she minute or is yoga men met me to do chasm albums. to look good mom julie casa, me know, op toledo nicely and either put it on a, a little target that she probably tell me it's been a long, difficult journey for the survivors of her brother is home. most struggle emotionally, physically and financially. mm. many like choice song, worries, brother, have taken their lives didn't just had on singing to phantom or middle tongue guy named had got the one on you. could you, when your head can plug in good me rather than do you mean from walked out of good could years in the lead. all got to republican crunches on you loose from the atrocities may have happened decades ago. but for those who endured them, the night may will continue, at least until justice is done. t

when he was entrapped, the brothers home crunch and moving their home and i knew how you can have the song as to how we stop leading so badly. he was unconscious for a week and left with permanent paralysis. come from people who come to listen to me and says he was labeled as crazy, placed in a mental mood and forced to take an anti psychotic drug for to have him. you mentioned in your own not much more than our hall, even more lute. she just turns you don't do that all the one in it. but i'm not, you know, you got kids commission. yeah. got it. free with them. not even the disabled with sped sadistic abuse. not hanging up, they are killed, you don't kill day. hopefully we can go on because i had, i was on the plate to my put a little older home. i could do that because i have to call it just if it could be able to get to me. but inside cartoons, there was no way to escape torture inmates was subjected to cruel, collective punishment. and that armies i'm with, i'm more than 20 collision has. i'm done with i'm clean. that'll all talk a little makeema. hold on good ago, maria. so perver

abuse at the brothers home. what do you say to that recently? why won't you sit down and speak with us and, and to the allegations. recently i am. the survivors are in pain and suffering. why won't you speak to us? ah, god, will you come to me and i'm you from shaming it or is your vehicle been met? me do cousin album to, to look good m r m g. i'm the casa, me, know, oper, cheerleader nice and, and either put it to my other little target that she probably jeremiah. it's been a long, difficult journey for the survivors of her brother is home. most struggle emotionally, physically and financially. lou, many like choice song, lose brother, have taken their lives. didn't just had on singing. to phantom all middle turn go, name had got them on on. you could get when your head can plug in galandes immune from walks out of good could years in the the all got back to republican crunches on this from the atrocities may have happened decades ago. but for those who endured them, the night may will continue, at least until

at the brothers home. the close that she got to school was observing. parks youngest daughter park thing, go to your pool or her co had the whole walk, how good home and that had. so i think that hometown kid couldn't get through it. so i think i can see this on her. her good, more low when you can do r go both of the, grew your room to room. the finger will good tempo. in 1986, the family sent her back to the platoon they were on the move. shortly afterwards passed a limb left the country to set up a new life for the family in australia. it was a timely exit in december 1986, acting on a tip off a bazaar prosecutor photograph men with clubs guarding workers at her brother's home construction site. a few weeks later, the home was rated more than 5 and a half $1000000.00 worth of foreign currencies in today's value was sees from the safe life. i imagine that on the home table you unplugging, but in january 1997 with cameras rolling parking can was arrested and charged with the embezzlement and a legal confi

and in fact, you go home to home and you see the same marking. spray-painted "c" on the front of the home. this one completely sheared off by the tornado. obviously they've marked cleared since there's nobody inside. authorities going home to home to check for people. as we walk down the streets, the mattresses. the bedrooms exposed everywhere. you can see the mattress, the bedroom wall ripped right off of this house. this is repeated over and over again. of course, these hit right in the middle of the night. inside that home, tina snyder, a grandmother, hovering over her two grandchildren. 3 years old and 14 months. and a niece, protecting all three of them. >> we just grabbed everybody and we just hunkered in a corner. i put my niece down and my two grandchildren down and just hovered over them, holding on. it was -- i don't want to do it again, ever. so -- >> holding on for dear life, right? >> yeah. >> tina takes us inside her home to show us what little remains. her bedroom, open to the outdoors. >> this is where my baby would have been slee

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home will your toilet and on her go home. it on again i'm, they're both doing it on that. i totally don't 100 auto park soon. he was also 10 waiting for her older brother at the train station when the police came along. i put on well, because now putting some guys, a towel, middle name that i will. i did not on or barge miller, me or budget lee was on her tongue, but did it out all i'm level cooking. there wasn't i had i with and it's harder time, an open you attended? doesn't long yon sing know was 15 and working in a chinese restaurant, but never returned to his job after catching a train to present to go to the beach or shoot over to me and not a whole. whoops, hovel coach. i'd have to you can't just spool purchasing good visual. the police accused him of stealing money. things shoved him on to a truck bound for the brothers home. me some double duty. who won't do it all? we don't need to do the payments. are going to shoot war. so years of young clay she couldn't put on a one knows a lot. don't go come, don't present in blue and you will put on it. accrued you who are

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the brothers home. capturing the media is a nation's attention and over to coaching one know well, oh yay. can settle some concluding uterus from new york to lecture. and you call these or who are you? go, alter to the, are you going to come? you can just always of the one with all the true news. fellow survivor choice on woo hoo. together with his younger brother spent 5 years of his childhood dropped the brothers home, join hands fight for justice, hook up, issue a lot of good then. right. oh no, no one thought percy pensions on could you more to put it on? finally, in november, 2018 came powerful support. the countries then prosecutor general moon mood, ill making a t a full apology to victims. your 3rd period started. it said europe, i turned it in more trouble. then the you didn't put her on her. are you was there on them italia? bomb defeat. power they ended up in may 2021 career's truth and reconciliation commission began for years of hearings into the brother's home with his death in late 2016 p

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it was within our medical home. we could have people acting as our eyes and ears to help people take care of that patient. when you were speaking, it made me think wouldn't it be a great thing, we know that physicians tend to settle within a certain radius of where they train -- wouldn't it be a great thing to get young physicians, resident physicians out into rural and underserved areas where they are able to communicate with their attending physician via telemedicine so that they know an area, we can get them there before they have completed their training and potentially keep them in those underserved areas after they graduate? >> i could not agree more and i agree about the team approach. we talk about connectivity or technological issues, may be don't have an ipad or the right technology to connect, this is where someone coming to their home can really help get them the services that they need. speaking of other services, the access for mental health for our k-12 students, they really suffered so much during th

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amira is fighting for the right to have a home birth.balkan region are routinely exposed to brutal treatment in hospital during pregnancy and childbirth, and they are demanding change. the united nations has uncovered the scale of the abuse. violence against women in childbirth is so normalised that it is not yet considered violence against women. to protect herself, amira has hired a foreign midwife, who's taking a risk to help her deliver the baby at home. if the police came and said "who are you? what are you doing?", hopefully reasonableness will prevail. can amira reclaim one of her life's most important moments? sarajevo, bosnia and herzegovina. amira cerimagic is a doctor and an activist for productive rights. she's preparing for the arrival of her fourth child. she wants to have a home birth, but in bosnia and herzegovina, that's not an option. the health system here only allows births in hospitals. bosnia and herzegovina is one of europe's poorest countries. its health care system was destroyed by the bosnian war in the �*90s. 3

you home and go to our house. one woman was killed recently. >> harris: look what the chicago mayor said. she busts the protocols for covid and we know her from blaming the businesses in her city. so it is not just about the left and the right coast. the center part of the country is feeling this, too. from kansas city all over the place. i've talked with the mayor there. not defund, harris, we'll reallocate the money. you have homicides popping. in chicago she blamed the businesses. you haven't done enough to protect your own business. >> it's all about the language. the complaint by the sheriff, jen psaki said we're having these discussions and reallocate and do this. that can take all the time in the world and absolutely nothing happens. which perhaps is the point. so when you've got the sheriffs wanting assistance, a lot of rhetoric, a lot of noise, a lot of word salads and then you have a lori lightfoot and the media carrying this message nationwide. it tells other mayors and other people that this is -- rhet

i wanted to give a child a home, a child who didn't have a home and otherwise might not have a home.ial. yes, goal! a single mum, she was unfazed by worries like ethnicity and learning delays that can be obstacles on the road to adoption. and she was happy to take an older child. i was finding that there were hundreds of profiles of children, and then you don't really know where to start. can you remember what baby swans are called? cygnets. cygnets, well done. chloe found her lad almost immediately. nine months later, she was his mum. he was a four—year—old who'd lived with foster carers all of his life. ijust walked into the room and played with him, and he went, "hiya" for mummy. and then that was it. that was five years ago. does any part of you wish that you'd found him sooner? we're both sad that we missed out on all those years together because actually he was ready to be adopted when he was nine months old. and so that's a really long time to wait, and it's a long time for me to think i missed out on his life. you seem happy. yeah, very happy. get a little bit of information

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after home after home after home on that ridge line. it's just relentless. it has been relentless all day. there is a glimmer of hope tonight. there is some good news in the fact that the winds have died down completely at this point. we're not dealing with any gusts. we're not even dealing with a light breeze at this point, so that is giving -- that is perhaps giving firefighters the leg up tonight, but it is a catastrophic situation here in lewisville. over in superior, we watched as a hotel there went up in flames. we watched neighborhoods go up in flames in superior as well. it's been a catastrophic day here in colorado. this is essentially suburban denver on fire, and it's weird even saying that. it's weird reporting it. it's very sad. i feel a tremendous amount of grief for all those who have lost their homes tonight. >> you heard it right there. it is absolutely catastrophic and not lost on anyone is this is happening in the wintertime. >> that is right. as he mentioned, it is in suburban denver. before and been in an area with a

just leave the red ryder at home. why?hoot your eye out, kid. >> next to branson, missouri for a ride on the real-life polar express. the classic coming to life on the branson scenic railway. families climbing on board for cookies, santa sightings and hot chocolate. meanwhile, st. augustine, florida, famous for light displays visible by land or by boat. but 4,500 miles away, north pole, alaska, billing itself as the home of the santa claus house and the world's largest fiberglass statue of st. nick himself. the "home alone" house is available for one night only, december 12. the grinch cave 13th-23rd. the other holiday hotspots available all season long, but making it home for the holidays, priceless. >> obviously here we have the rockefeller tree, but there are plenty of options around the country. >> we have so much christmas joy in the city, i'm good with staying right here. >> we have ♪ wait, oh, yes ♪ wait a minute, mr. postman ♪ yeah, yeah, mr. postman - "dear michael, i appreciate your help, patience, and support th

they have a couple house parents and then six or seven kids in a home. they view their job either to go back to their biological home if that's appropriate order to literally make them adoptable by family, teaching them to live in a family again. we underestimate how hard that is to teach a child that hasn't had that experience so there is a role for those kind of homes and there's also a need for homes that are going to deal with psychiatric needs and we are seeing a shortage of these everywhere now. he stated in a hospital for 30 days while waiting to find him a psychiatric bed. when you think about the fact a parent that was willing to pay has that much trouble finding a child a place, the kid in foster care had no chance and what we've done through congress and state funding is we have shrunk the options for those kids. we are going to see some of these institutions as abusive and need to get rid of them. kids in texas were sleeping in offices because we don't have another place for them. we hadn't found qualified good foster families because we have

authorizes a second anti-viral pill to treat covid at home.minute rush-- winter storms could bring a white christmas but also headaches on the busiest travel day of the season. covid precautions: what you can do to protect your family during holiday gatherings. >> the rule is, that we all have a test. >> yuccas: guilty of manslaughter: the jury finds a former minnesota police officer guilty in the shooting death of duante wright. the war on cancer: a new treatment that can help prevent one of the devastating side effects of chemotherapy. royal baby's first photo. baby lilibet makes her debut in the family's christmas card. a t.s.a. agent turns super hero to save a baby's life. and bringing christmas cheer and light to a nation's military family. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yuccas: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. i'm jamie yuccas in for norah. we begin tonight with this year's holiday season looking like a disappointing repeat of

home.been quite difficult with covid. learning... studying's been really difficult. but it's come at the worst possible time for many businesses. some are already asking for more government help. and, yet again, we're back. into open—ended restrictions with no end in sight, _ no financial support and absolutely no clarity on when any of this is going to be over. - i urge the government now to put the support packages in place - to support business through this really difficult period. . the government says its existing £400 billion support package will help businesses get through the winter. emma simpson, bbc news. the winter. the metropolitan police says it won't investigate allegations that staff at downing street broke covid restrictions by holding a christmas party, because of a "lack of evidence". the prime minister's former spokesperson, allegra stratton, has resigned after appearing to joke about the party, and there are claims of more gatherings at number ten, whilst the uk was in l

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why not stay in your brick home? >> shawn rickard: i guess the good lord told us to leave, and we left. he was taking care of us. i can't tell you other than that. i don't know. >> pelley: seems likely, had they stayed, they would have been among at least 90 dead. no one remains missing. >> pat spoden: it was a beast of a storm. it was big, it was persistent, and it wasn't going to stop. nothing's going to stop this thing. >> pelley: hours before the storm, pat spoden was already worried. the 73-degree day his neighbors enjoyed made his stomach churn. >> spoden: and i've been doing this for 34 years. you have that gut feeling, like, "this is not good. it's not going to be a good day." >> pelley: it was too warm for december. spoden was working that night at the weather service in paducah, kentucky, where he dreaded these images of the storm. where red meets green, there is rotation. but what caught his eye was an area of high density in the sky. it was debris, trees, and homes and lives, spiraling to astounding heigh

we heard the home rapid tests were quickly wiped out.police had recalled when a larger than expected crowd overwhelms a site where free covid tests were being given out. this week the president said he regrets not ordering 500 billion rapid tests earlier. instead announced plans to distribute them free of charge last month. when president biden came into office there were zero at-home antigen test on the market. today there are eight and we have quadrupled the supply. according to reporting by vanity fair the biden administration was provided proposal in october to manufacture 700 million covid tests a month. they reportedly turned down the idea because they did not think the production would be possible, jon regards alexander huff, thank you. parishioners flocked to st. patrick's cathedral in manhattan to celebrate midnight mass for the church scaled back some of the service as a safety measure amid the surgeon covid cases in new york city. the dissent of the birthplace of jesus in bethlehem or the number of visitors lower than usual fo

ah. millions ordered to stay at home. a chinese city goes into lockdown after a rise in corona virus cases. ah. and come all santa maria here in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera. no country can boost its way out of the pandemic. the global health ball swans rich nations against their sweeping booster program saying it, lenny deepen vaccine inequity. a cheaper, faster way to treat covered 90 new a struggle for his green light, an anti virus drug for home used to treat early infections and a lifeline for millions of afghans. the u. n votes to exempt humanitarian aid from sanctions imposed on the taliban government. well more than 13000000 people have been ordered to stay home in the chinese city of shyanne, around a 140 cove at 19 infections have been recorded in the past 2 weeks. and one person per household is allowed to leave home every 2 days to buy essential goods. china on high alert for outbreaks as it gives up to host the winter olympic games which are due in february. so katrina, you in beijing to take