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his family insists he was starved and beaten while being held, itv news reports. >> dr.s family fought for 13 months for him to be released by the syrian regime, but not like this. his body arriving in lebanon in the back of an ambulance. his heart broken mother promised by the syrians this was the weekend she'd be reunited with her son instead has only his coffin. the syrian authorities claim he hung himself four days before he was to be freed, an allegation received with contempt by his mother. >> they're murderers! they're murderers! >> dr. kahn, a british orthopedic surgeon was arrested after traveling to syria to treat the victims of his war. he was imprisoned, tortured and starved. his mother was told of one of assad's advisers that he was murdered because he was a terrorist. >> he told me that yes, we killed your son because your son came to kill my son. i said my son's profession is to give life not to take life. he came to give life to your son in case he was injured. he said no, your son is a criminal. he was a terrorist so we killed him. who cannot differentia

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a report is by itv's matt fray. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: until they launched the protest against the order ofsia's most prominent cathedral, the world barely heard of the punk rock band pussy riot, the protested, not the music, went global and viral. it also earned them a fate they perhaps didn't bargain for. three members were convicted motivated by religious hatred and sentenced to two years in jail. one was later freed. they atragted support of not only human rights organizations but celebrities and out of the bluerlier this week president putin submitted amnesty. it could be a way to avoid embarrassment for mr. putin after a review into the guilty jun judgments. the president is seeking the pressure to release the pair ahead of the winter olympics in february. their early release looks, should we say, timely. >>> join us on the news hour tomorrow on airplane and onli a. the big decision facing the federal reserve, should it ease policies stimulating the economy? that's it for this edition of pbs news hour weekend, i'm john larson, thanks for watching. pbs news hour weekend is made possibl

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david wood of itv news reports. >> reporter: they're meant to be roaming the asian rain forest or plains of africa, but this collection of endangered animals is held at a storage unit in heathrow, part of what border officials have seized over the last year. >> from west and central africa, primarily trafficked via the hubs at heathrow and back to hong kong. we pick up between five to 15 kilos of ivory. the heartbreaking thing quite clearly it's new ivory from recently slaughtered elephants. >> reporter: this year the uk border forces confiscated more illegal items than ever. some 2.5 million individual pieces were seized in the past 12 months. that's a tenfold increase on the previous year where just 248,000 were impounded. the illegal trade in wildlife is thought to be worth 12 billion pounds every year. >> it's a frightening figure, and the impact on the species which are being taken out of these countries is just -- it's huge. in our lifetime we could genuinely see three of africa's iconic species, the elephant, the rhino and the lion disappear from our planet. >> charities say that

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anything else for itv?or something. >> by the end of the summer, the weiner/danger campaign had crumbled. >> anthony weiner. >> let me leave you something to read at the door. >> who could fill the void left by carlos danger? who could possibly match the arrogance, ignorance and stunning incompetence? >> holy -- >> one man, rob ford, the clown of 2013. rob ford seemed to be a one-man mission to test the theory that elected officials are supposed to display some shred of responsibility and/or self-awareness. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. have i tried it? probably in one of my drunken stupors approximately a year ago. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> obviously i was extremely, extremely inebriated. >> i shouldn't have gotten hammered. st. patrick's day, another incident. it got a little out of control. >> to the city of toronto, good luck. and to rob ford, our american politicians thank you for doing the impossible and making them look really, really, really good. >> that was alex wagner taking us through the p

he is on the other side of the pond in britain and hijacked their itv daybreak show during the weather tobin is the weather reporter. let's see what he does. >> you are all over the place. >> is it my posture? >> what is that? >> a warning for fog. triangle. >> all right. be careful of the fog. >> all right. there you go. he basically kept saying there's too much fog. what is fog? funny stuff. >> a breath of fresh air we don't have will ferrell up there, finally some other member of the cast. >> i like brick in "anchorman," too. he killed a man. hit him with a trident. >> you are good with all of the voices. i should have you do newscasts with all of the voices. nned a maned a man hit him with a trident. >> you are good with all of the voices. i should have you do newscasts with all of the voices. i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, in

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