but i knew the moment margaret lost, i knew i had to play bobby rigs, who i adored.e was one of my heroes. he won the triple croup at wimbled wimbledon. but i knew how important this was. i knew there was going to be a lot of discussion. it was just amazing, the six weeks before the match, how people were absolutely going crazy. there were parties, sorry ties, everybody was watching. it's just amazing how everybody remembers this. if you're too young to remember, they hear it from their parents or grandparents. so it was all about fighting for equality, for equity, to push us forward. this was not a tennis match. this was on the line, i wanted to give power to the women, but i also wanted to bring in the men, because we need to do this together. the world is getting smaller, yet, we're getting more isolationist with brexit, the way president trump thinks. i think it's mind boggling to me. >> you saidwa much more than a tennis match. of course it was, because you also pioneered for your sport equal prize money, and you played very hardball with the organizers to make

get this whole food place choice i knew you didn't pay off the time in syria said. he she ought to give up some model for that in africa will fuck around mr hate to jim and then i hope that our family i'm in it for. the money. if the security him and political polarization comes but if they come back then that will. provide the right circumstances that i can vitamin d. for ice is pretty good get. it on tonight six welcome to mexico was a historic tournament for england when i sat down with liverpool the legend and good friend john barnes to discuss that soul immensities memories of playing for the three lions. lloyd you can join me in the stone cold and show one to you about the tree will complete your plight and give us the background of all the ropes and the bright lights will be ropes and cooling you'll pretend it's not knowing tonight you seek school well first of all i thought it almost a thing for him in one thousand nine hundred three to come nine hundred eighty six . i was afraid when i stopped by the squad i think that if you speak to people who are first of

and i knew those risks. point i felt like i was going to put my trust in him. >> so how'd he react? >> he proceeded to say, "i'm going to get you out of here. i'm going to get you home. and my name's kenny. i'm here to help." >> "my name is kenny?" >> "my name's kenny, like kenny rogers." that's exactly what he said. it gave me a laugh. it was actually one of the first laughs i had in a long time. >> reporter: kenny got in touch with the mayor of a nearby village. the mayor called the philippine army, and the army arrived in humvees. >> it seemed like hundreds of them. and i was just like, this is all for me. i just couldn't believe it. i realized i'm really going to see my family again. i'm going to see my friends. i'm going to have my life back. >> reporter: but would he have his mom? for months kevin had been grieving, afraid she'd been executed by the militants. but then the mayor gave him the phone and kevin heard a familiar voice. >> "hey, mom. is that really you? i had no clue for months what happened

>> i knew black women support black women so i was excited to have a book out there. >> trevor: what with i guess one idea, one illustration, one story, but how did you go on to create a book that celebrates all of the achievements of some of the greatest black women in american history? >> well, the initial project began on instagram on social media. i kind of wanted to create a challenge for myself as an artist to draw every day and i was inspired by challenges like inktober and mermay, so i knew i wanted to do one for myself and black history month seemed like a great opportunity to draw every single day and read about incredible amazing people every day in the month of black history month and i decided it would be women because the theme when it was started was to high light stories not big in the mainstream and neglected throughout history and i thought it was a great opportunity to focus in on women and women of color whose stories have been neglected through history. once i knew it would be a book and in the hands of children and could be potentially a child's first book, i kn

on the ball in their corner of luck fuel joie de vivre why they play well i would have a hard time i knew much when i was over i don't think we all are isolated and because don't forget i said before that. even up until that period of time the laws of the game were such that we could be over the physical with teams the difference with cameroon is that you could be physical with them or because they were equal in fact they were more physical they were huge they were strong so we lined up for that cameroon team and terry butcher when they were late so terry butcher had bought them all screaming it was unbelievable the atmosphere but we because of where we played you can actually see them you could hear them before when they came round to join us in the tunnel and were saying their late thirties graceful got out shouting and screaming are people like all of a sudden it was like zulu dog michael caine. we heard them chanting singing coming around the corner but just a couple countries are going up up up and all of that and they came around the corner coming out all they needed every see exude

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>> as soon as i heard it i knew i had to get out as fast as i could.n. >> i guess it is one of those moments in life where you either grow up and deal with it or you decide to give up and stay a little boy. >> those are my two choices, are you going to panic or are you going to man up and try to get out of here. i chose option two. >> and so he ran all day and into the thick black of the jungle night. his feet raw, his clothes ripped by unseen hazards, bloodies now by thorns that tore into his flesh. >> i would get through it at any cost, even the cost of my life. i would get through it. >> exhausted, he searched for a hiding place so inhospitable his pursuers won't think to look there. he felt asleep in a mosquito-infested swamp. when the sun rose and he opened his eyes. >> i remember waking up and not smelling the aroma of the coffee they brewed or maybe the types of food like fried rice, i didn't smell any of that. i smelled fresh air. i smelled freedom. >> at least for the moment. but where was he. >> at a point i couldn't keep going through brush

even thinking about the world cup i'm thinking about wife and how well we're going to do it wife and i knew i was going to go unless i got it you know so we told as much possibly robson he did looked me in the eye and he said luther you're definitely go is no. no no he didn't tell me as much but i said it was really interesting back then because the squad really picked itself what do you feel the expectations were from you the group the quality of the group the manager and the nation going into that will. well you play for england as you know they're always on there is the expectations they always expect you to overachieve always expect you to win because you're english rather than looking at the quality of all the teams and be realistic about it i'm talking about maximizing the potential you have and to maximize the tension you have yes you can win but more likely you could get to a quarter final semifinal and then if you play better teams they can beat you and also what really helping with back that which really changed post nine hundred ninety is the laws of the game in the nature of the

i knew i made a mistake list of a just knew i made a mistake. said, it'srother and ok. told him to leave. it is in that moment i realized we were on our own, that we are literally on our own and there is no infrastructure for black poor families when tilling with mental illness. we had to piece the infrastructure together. juan: talk about the time he was charged as a terrorist? >> yeah, in those years as he was off and on his medication, he was in a fender bender. he was in the middle of a manic up as. -- manic episode. he mayor might not have cursed at the woman. we were not there. the woman claimed he had cursed at her. because my brother was a second striker, then because they said the cursing was threatening, -- amy: explain what you mean by second striker. >> he had two strikes on his record, which is part of the three strikes law in california and could end up getting the if you are to receive up third strike, could get life in jail. amy: even if it is for stealing a candy bar or -- stealing a candy bar or getting in a fender bender. we went to the first court da

that's it, this is the third book, from the day i knew i was writing book two i saw it as a trilogy,haped trilogy. so that is it. i actually felt really sad to let her go because you know what it's like, some characters come to life immediately, others you can write a third of a book and still not be entirely sure who they are and that can be really frustrating because they don't lift off the page in the right way. with lou, as with will in the first book, they landed fully formed in my lap. i knew what their responses would be in any situation and that made it an easy thing to write. it's a great gift for an author to have that sense of the character, fully formed. how did that come about? what was it about her that allowed you to have that clear idea of how she would respond to any challenge? it was quite bizarre, i sometimes have scenes enter my head, and it was the scene in the first book where they are dancing at a wedding and she is sitting on his lap, a man in a motorised wheelchair, she slow dances with him at a wedding to the appalled fascination of the other guests, and he

even thinking about the world cup i'm thinking about wife and how well we're going to do it wife and i knew i was going to go unless i got it you know so we're told as much possibly robson he did look me in the eye he said luther you're definitely go is no . no no he didn't tell me as much but i said it was really interesting back then because the squad really picked itself what do you feel the expectations were from you the group the quality of the group the manager and the nation going into that will. when you play for england as you know they're always on there is the expectations they always expect you to overachieve they always expect you to win because you're english rather than looking at the quality of all the teams and be realistic about it i'm talking about maximizing the potential you have and to maximize the tension you have yes you can win but more likely you could get to a quarter final semifinal and then if you play better teams they can beat you and also what really helping with back that which really changed post nine hundred ninety is the laws of the game in the nature of

two news they reporters were present, one of whom i knew. i anticipate there will be a story in tomorrow's paper. i don't want you to learn of this secondhand. i read over my little speech, hands trembling. there was no escaping now, no need rationalizations. i cannot pretend that everything would be as it was. the phone on my desk rang. it was the governor but i placed the script in front of me, singing to it like a life preserver. hello, governor, i said, shaking. what is going on, steve? he said as he usually did. i read my script word for word. the governor was silent as i read. i finished, closed my eyes and waited for his response. my heart pounding. this is mario cuomo. i don't see how it should affect you, he said without hesitation. i certainly feel for you but i don't see how it affects you. you are a superb public official and i don't think it should have any effect on you. stunned, i thanked mario cuomo. i looked at the photo on my office wall, a large framed color photograph of the world trade center, a self-contained world where

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this lady, yes of course i knew that i had ancestors, and i knew that i had ancestors, and i knew i hadid not know that i had those ancestors on my mother's side. i knew that i had them on my father's side, and my father's grandmother was heartless. but, this is news to me. it is at a good story, that they took a sample of the dna for her big toe. and they know that they -- they know that she had... apparently she had syphilis, because she was busy treating the sick and poor and wounded, and managed to catch it in the course of that noble work. we should bring in boris' tweet. but, as you say, it was because she was treating the sick. what you make of this katty? join the club. my grandmother was less. but, we should clarify that she died of mercury poisoning, isn't that right? she did. and it is the mercury poisoning that cause being bombing affect on the corpse. there it was, you feel a little bit sorry for the lady, because she was dug up once in 8043, "18 because she was dug up once in 8043, -- 18 43. and because she was dug up once in 8043, —— 18 43. and then re—dug up in 1975. you

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he goes, "because i knew you would never date me if you knew the truth." and i said, "you're right.ghter ] >> reporter: thing was, john was so -- sad. seemed so sincerely contrite. >> he started crying and crying and crying. and he said, "please forgive me. i love you so much. i can never live without you." >> reporter: and it was true that he made her feel like she was the only woman in the world. and when they were alone together she felt truly loved. >> and i'm thinking, "okay, 90% of me doesn't believe him, but there's that 10% that maybe he's right. and i'm gonna throw away the person that i fell in love with without trying to work it through." >> reporter: and so she accepted his explanations, and she forgave him. >> reporter: there was always a reason. >> yes. >> reporter: in march 2015, soon after they found that stash of papers, terra and her sister discovered their mother was married to the guy. that was it. they were fed up. refused after that to speak to her. >> reporter: this was a very big, bad problem in your life. >> yeah. >> reporter: just how big and how bad they d

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but i knew, my time is limited and i want to focus on ways that we can really help art therapy. first of all, i want to elevate the profession. i want people to understand that these are mental health professionals. they really know their stuff. i was at a dinner several months ago and the person next to me said, what is your initiative? i said art therapy. she said, that's nice. and we did not talk about it anymore. and i thought, that is what art therapists feel like all the time. they are so misunderstood. it is not arts and crafts. these are people who are experts in mental health. so i want to elevate their profession. i want people to understand these are amazing people. but number two, if we do the job of getting the word out for art therapy, then we will need more art therapists. and so i want to encourage young people to go into the profession, to know that this is something you might want to do. and lastly, i want people to understand that this is an option. it is an option for all kinds of issues which we have talked about today. all of us are dealing with some kind o

>> i knew he was telling the truth. peggy found a person that supposedly was abusive and it happened to be the the husband of a woman that owned the hair salon in whidbey island, i believe. >> where peggy worked? >> where peggy worked, yes. >> so peggy knew all about this? >> she helped him. >> for five months bill hill says he struggled under the weight of that confession and then in late july 2004 his conscience finally got the better of him. >> i decided to make my first call. >> your first call? >> to whidbey island. >> to the police. >> yes. to the island county sheriff's -- i felt guilty i was giving up my friend, but i knew something had to be done. >> within days of that call detectives mark plumberg and mike beach were sitting face-to-face with both their tipster bill hill and their suspect, the artist formerly known as buck naked. >>> coming up, the interrogation gets tough. >> you know what you told bill. the guy is falling apart over the guilt he's carrying around because you told him what you did. >> will ji

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i knew when i saw it hanging on the rack. >> and my dress is my favorite line. a little bit of my stomach that after three children -- >> and it matched my eyes. >> it does. it's fabulous. >> i feel like i'm a khaleesi warrior shaman. i feel like you can't touch this. >> i think we tried on two dresses and knew it was this one. >> tell me a secret about it. >> it's not secret i can't really walk in it. it's nice. >> how did the stars prepare to walk the red carpet. for reese it's food. >> this is my dinner right here. this is how i prepare. >> yeah i had some french fries. >> love it. >> long time. >> the secret behind halle's gown it took people 100 hours to sue on the secrets. this up do reveals her shaved hair underneath. >> kristen bell shot a picture of her hair extensions. she changed into three different dresses. sparkles were a trend so were feathers and capes. >> it's custom ralph lauren. it was originally a dress, but i like to move. they made pants for me. i have this ginormous bow. >> usually on most women's dresses there's two layers of zippers. >>

i knew that i could eat and i knew that i could walk.aid that i had leukemia. >> tell me about dee dee. what kind of mom was she? >> very protective. >> you think she protected you? >> no. not in -- in certain ways yes, in other ways no. i think that she was very sick in her mind. for a long time i believe, like, we were like best friends, and when i was younger she was my best friend. >> she was your only friend. >> yes, other than my stuffed animals. and so i thought that she was a great mother. no complaints, we got along so perfect. you know, i saw her as an angel that can do no wrong. >> reporter: but as gypsy got older and became curious about life outside the little pink house, she says mom dee dee began exerting more control. >> what happens when she got upset with you? >> it would go into an argument that would last a couple days or it could be something where she wouldn't feed me for two days, or so. >> was she ever physical with you? >> it started to be physical in 2011. she would hit me with a coat hanger sometimes. >> did yo

in me it's because i knew. i was. done he navy is also an anchor a screenwriter. and a producer he's one of the co-founders of one of germany's most innovative film production companies for more than thirty years he has been putting his unique view of the wound on the big screen movies that are often personal and surprising. and we're joined now by daniel levy hello welcome to kino thank you. my first question is perhaps a really stupid one. why. why comedy why did you choose comedy to tell the type of stories you want to tell because there are often on the surface quite dark stories ok first of all it seems that i. may i might not have a comic life but i have comic expression at least i see comedy in a lot of things that i experienced in the way. life is sometimes so tough and unbearable in the way i think that humor and laugh and the laughs it's really you know. but also help in the way or i can all sing or on the standing with certain conflicts that we have especially in relationships with family or with friends and i think you can say your work is within the s

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and i knew that. i knew he had changed. year of marriage we're talking about him going to prison for the rest of his life. he gave me a number of the papers to read. and as i was reading it, i was horrified by the coldness, the calculatedness, and in particular, the language of the torturers. there were quotes saying we'll give the north vietnamese one more turn of the view or let's try the water drop technique. and i was thinking, what is this? how can the leaders of our country be talking in this language? and then misleading the american public. and then i just started to cry. because i knew that he really had to give them out. and so, there were tears in my eyes and i came out and i just said, do it. did you know there's a specialty cleanser that's gentle enough for everyday use and cleans better than regular toothpaste? try polident cleanser. it has a four in one cleaning system that kills ten times more odor causing bacteria than regular toothpaste, deep cleans where brushing may miss, helps remove tough stains, and m

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all i knew was i was extremely fortunate to have commanded such men. here -- likel it this person here and a bunch of others. leon, s man, pratt and several others that we were with -- that we are with today. memory and that is what i treasure. >> my rent, how about you? did you feel like what you were -- what you went through was understood ye? >> i think some of the reporting coming out of vietnam was distorted. it did not convey the actual facts of something that was suddenly on the ground. the success we were having. i think there was that mass hysteria when the war got out that the embassy had been taken. i think that set the stage as the reporting for the rest of t was that the sky was falling. the second thing, it did not help when walter khan cried made his astute statement that it was an unwinnable war. the truth was that we were winning. to the american public that it was a lost cause. i think that was detrimental to our cause. and apropos the experience, when i came home, i went to a marine base, went to school. i was isolated from the gener

from a phone call from paul from our dear family friend so i knew it wasn't good. >> do you remember what he said. >> there's an attack going on at west gate and your wife and family is in there and they're separated. >> paul had been at home recovering from surgery when he got an urgent text from katherine. >> what time did the first message come in. >> came in at 1252. >> what kid she say. >> she said pray. shooting in west gate. hiding. >> that's a message. >> i wrote her back really and she said yes, i don't know where the boys are. she said find bles. >> paul texted, but he didn't answer. >> i started looking on the internet. someone put out a statement on facebook saying don't call anybody. paul didn't call, but stayed in touch with katherine through text messages. her lifeline to the outside world. >> i send a text get me out of here. not like i really thought he could, but i was just desperate. >> when she sent that, my heart just sunk. >> katherine didn't text her husband phillip. she knew he was too far away to do anything. knew she would only panic him. back in north carol

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i did not expect to still be in this position after january 2017 because i knew about the history tooh directors appointed by the president, virtually always have turned over when there is a new president. somehow they made a mistake here, i guess, and kept me on. david: did president trump say he knew you did a great job, or how did that come about? dr. collins: i got a call saying we want you to come to new york and meet with trump at trump tower a few days before the inauguration so he can talk to you and get a sense of whether you are somebody he might want to keep on, so i went in. david: so you went to trump tower? dr. collins: i did. david: i suspect you are not a big shopper in trump tower stores before? dr. collins: i had not been there before. you are quite right. i rode the bus from washington to new york for my interview. i suspect i may be the only person who rode the bus to an interview at trump tower, but there you go. david: i'm sure that is true. how was the interview? dr. collins: i had less than half an hour with the president-elect for him to ask me some questions.

i knew i was hit pretty bad. i didn't realize how bad at the time, but i knew it was pretty bad because of the circumstances that happened with it. it went through my right lung and i was having a hard time breathing. some of the guys that came to my assistance, came to my aid, they realized i had a sucking chest wound. they had to make it easier for me to breathe so they took cellophane off of cigarette packs and poked it into the holes in the chest in my front and through the back where the bullet came out and tried to stop the air flow coming through those holes so that i could breathe through my one good lung. and bandaged me up and kept me laid on the right side so that my left lung wouldn't fell up with blood and drown me. and it was not too long after that i got the famous ride. >> so how long did it take you, a.b., to recover from that wound? >> i was in the hospital for about seven months and while i was in japan at the hospital recovering in japan, i caught typhoid fever before i ever got back to the st

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i knew cnn had not given me any questions. i could prove that if they would allow me to get home to get my computer or to get to my office and get to my server. i said, i can find anything, but i cannot deal with it because wikileaks is corrosive. they have spamware, spyware, malware. i had already lost emails. i said, i need to get home because i have protection on those devices. before i got to the airport in atlanta, i had already begun to get death threats. by the time i walked up the stairs at my house, there was a suspicious package that the driver who brought me home came up and took a picture of, and we got it dealt with. it angered me that i could never get to the bottom of it because i couldn't get to my emails. some of them were ripped apart. but cnn, the way in which -- not just cnn -- but the media, it was as if they had to rip me apart. it is one thing to chastise me. i've been chastised before. i chastise others. but to rip me apart and put my life in danger, that was uncalled for. now today, those same reporters

i knew cnn had not given me any questions. could prove that if they would allow me to get home to get my computer or to get to my office and get to my server. i said, i can find anything, but i cannot deal with it because wikileaks is corrosive. they have spamware, spyware, malware. . had already lost emails i said, i need to get home because i have protection on those devices. before i got to the airport in atlanta, i had already begun to get death threats. by the time i walked up the stairs at my house, there was a suspicious package that the driver who brought me home came up and took a picture of, and we got it dealt with. it angered me that i could never get to the bottom of it because i couldn't get to my emails. some of them were ripped apart. but cnn, the way in which -- not just cnn -- but the media, it was as if they had to rip me apart. it is one thing to chastise me. i've been chastised before. i chastise others. but to rip me apart and put my life in danger, that was uncalled for. now today, those same reporters, t