the train hutton however was there she walked over this bridge and celebrated her 21st birthday in west berlin on november 10th a few hours earlier it would have been unthinkable. in have those i think guns because they're not considered it's quite wary i am personally because they present and i still do. it was the time and east to west with closest and off the gardens i'm me about whether one night it will almost completely connect the dots have been troops neatly completed without question without all of this list this west and it must raise a sense that you also need to know the tide only just recently been released from prison well as tim griffin is and often i didn't actually have permission to be in bed then had to i'll miss that in mr b. as a student in life sic she actively opposed the east german regime she took part in the weekly prayers for peace and demonstrations which marked the peaceful revolution in east germany. at a protest in september 1989. the train hockney our held up a banner. that read for a free country with free people. down the coast we knew that if there was

please welcome the great lauren hutton!plause ] ♪ ♪ >> nice to see you. >> thank you. have a seat. it's like, when you're in the presence of lauren hutton, you don't know whether to hug her or just stare at you. >> just grab her. >> grab her hand, grab her hand. thank you for joining us. all right. so, i got to just get to it. our producers told me that you said sex is your secret to feeling young. >> i'm baptist. that's what we all say. >> that's what you all say. is that true? you told them that? that's the secret? >> well, it's not my only secret to staying young. a lot of water and books and everything else. but, yes. >> well, where does sex rank in there? >> what i don't understand -- well, it has a lot to do with love. >> yeah. >> i don't know how you stay alive without that. >> yeah, that's true. they say that's all you need is love. >> but sometimes you do. i have stayed alive without it at various times. um... but i think it's important. and i think we come from a pretty mad society... >> yeah. >> ...for maybe a fe

years east germans were finally free to visit the west of bolin on november 9th 1989 august kathleen hutton howa tells us her story from the night the wall fell as an opponent of the east german regime she had just recently been released from prison and secretly secretly traveled from lights to east berlin that evening unexpectedly able to celebrate her 21st birthday in west berlin the very next day. name all men for we here do or no man we flooded through here i was as if a bottleneck as i am going down to the spurs you have to truly sense the down and get a list and so many different levels it was no turning back from what has happened here we don't care this was something which would really change the tone of our lives that. killed them or 9989 for the 1st time in decades these german citizens could cross into west berlin. the train hutton how was there she walked over this bridge and celebrated her 21st birthday in west berlin on november 10th a few hours earlier it would have been unthinkable. it had this i think guns because they're not considered it's my very own personal because the

these discussions among officials that hutton did a couple of years ago, borisjohnson hutton did a couple johnson making clear hutton did a couple of years ago, borisjohnson making clear it was nothing to do with him. it looks like the us are setting aside its framework for potential talks. boris johnson was emphatic that the nhs in no way would be part of formal trade talks. he said the price paid for drugs and nhs services would not be on the table. trying to shut down firmly labourers attack line. yet there is a line that i picked out, it was very helpful exposition of the areas we can expect the us to push in an fta, a free trade agreement, and the areas where we mightfind agreement, and the areas where we might find ourselves in difficult territory. donald trump has expressed frustration that the european supply to be far less for generic drugs. you cannot imagine that us will move easily on this. yes, and the argument is that it keeps prices high for american users, it is not fairfor them. they will push hard, and it highlights an area that they will probably be, on the american sid

cutting hutton how it was released from custody a month later at the demonstration the following mondayshe joined 130000 people. marching for freedom and democracy by early november their numbers had swelled to half a 1000000 it was now the biggest civil rights movement in the history of east germany and it had become a peaceful revolution that proved unstoppable. by november 9th 1989 the berlin wall was no more. think of that. democratic years from michelin to me democracy is not freedom from something i find that freedom to do something i was i the freedom to participate and have a sane shape in society. and that's nice today as much as it did in 89. in 1990 east and west germany were reunified from then on the basic law drafted in west germany apply to all german citizens. but although the east had simply adopted the basic law the people from what was now former east germany had fought the battle for freedom themselves in the course of their struggle they risked everything and they prevailed. since then german's rights to freedom have faced a number of challenges most ominously terro

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iain hutton, whose mother—in—law pauline, is 87.continent, and has alzheimers. pauline‘s been in a care home for 6 years. he says it's cost £150,000 so far. adam gabsi is a rapper and has multiple sclerosis. he is the chair of a disability charity. barbara keeley is labour's shadow minister for social care. dr sarah wollaston is a lib dem who was chair of health and social care select committee. we were also due to be joined by a conservative but they have pulled out of the conversation this morning. can you tell the audience and our fellow guests about your son and his disabilities? he has a range of disabilities. barter syndrome, cytomegalovirus, and severe... what does that mean? learning disabilities. he has got this done his brain had poor liverfunction for the first year. his kidneys don't do what they are supposed to do. they get rid of all of the things that our body needs. he is solely tube fed. 0n things that our body needs. he is solely tube fed. on top of that, with a heart condition, it is life—threatening. what we are

[applause] ♪ >> tamron: on the next "tamron hall," groundbreaking model and actress lauren hutton will to share the secret to looking great at any age. plus, throw back we continues. don't miss the next "tamron hall." ♪ ♪ >> my great grandfather moved deep in red and green paint and hang those light bulbs in the te outside of his window to lift hs spirits. that's how the idea of christmas lights came to be. >> tamron: that's a clip from the new lifetime holiday movie "you light up my christmas." you executive producer, you're acting in it. what made this story the one you wanted to do for the holidays? >> first and foremost, i love the idea of having a love story and being a leading lady. okay, okay. look at my leading man. and let me tell you. it's really fantastic to be able to act with someone who is a solid actor and coming you know, we were almost like sparring partners. >> tamron: it has to be intimidating for him, you've been a solid actor since you were seven years old and you were raised by a solid actress. >> if he was intimidated, i didn't know about it. and you know, to rea