they're also carrying fixed john long a three person submersible that can take researches deep under to save than any other machine are. looking for the nation the forms of walking a slow ward where we've my feet come to fall like oh we feel we're being might be coming from that's ward. of the four women on this mission one of them is a microbiologist dr who will study whatever life forms are brought to the surface plants and animals including tiny microbes known as ikea. they come hand though mario are a hi pam frazier and the are a price and they kind use those where you face a cow ha says are neutral and two so i and that's kind of the show where that leaving and that's carlo come on where that you can you out where you are see me or to what was happening you like billions of years old gold when there was no live in earth is six i see me you look for the live well me me me this year. goal or to look for the law is us me when the company to different for the recess. many scientists believe evolution began deep oceans the creatures found may be the most basic and systems of the mind

john. how long did you guys date?i mean, what -- are you guys, is this something -- you said i was going to interview somebody about art. >> detective seemed uncomfortab uncomfortable and vague in her answers especially when they add skbt sherry. >> you know, i may have talked to her. you know -- >> you mentioned a hospital maybe. you may have talked to her at a hospital. >> yeah, i may have -- you know, i'm thinking back now, you guys are bringing back all these old memories. >> detectives turned up the heat. >> did you have a fight with her? >> like we fought? >> did you ever duke it out with her? >> no, i don't think so. >> you'd remember that. >> yeah, i would think so. >> most of us can remember the number of fistfights we've had over the course of our lives but she answers no when she asked whether she attacked sherry. >> i doesn't sound familiar. i mean, what are they saying? so i fought with her so i -- get the jump, they're saying i fought with her so i must have killed her. i mean, come on. >> after about 45

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actually ration at the end of the statement at the end of the summit tomorrow terry the first summit john was long on symbolism but short on actual commitments to denuclearize the korean peninsula is there more pressure this time to deliver something of substance. absolutely terry the statement that the two agreed on after the summit in singapore that was extremely vague so i've heard from many sides that they're definitely expecting something more concrete this time maybe a roadmap that spells out concrete steps towards denuclearization that could then be used to gauge progress and to use to hold the leaders accountable because if you look back at the time that has passed since the singapore summit not much progress has been made in the way of denuclearization on the contrary there are reports that indicate that kim jong un has pushed pushed forward with his nuclear program and that he's even increased his nuclear stockpile that terry now president trump has been holding up vietnam as a model of what he says north korea could become is the it is the actually playing an active role in these talks

john, not long to go until brexit, still clearly lots of big questions.would be disastrous for welsh farming. you know, we would crash out, we would face tariffs for what we produce and there possibly won't be tariffs for products coming in, you know — simply not acceptable. we cannot stop the clock. we need to have access to the best market in the world. the best market in the world at the present time is europe. for this year at the very least, or for the next few years, we need that access. paul, five generations in your family have been sheep farmers. you took pretty drastic action and you sold off your sheep, and you got cows. why? purely because of whatjohn'sjust said. it's the trade implications of us not securing a trade deal. half of our flock was a hill flock, so the vast majority of those lambs were exported to european markets — good, lucrative markets. if there's anything that would cause friction or a barrier on that, it would deem the welsh lamb sector unviable, really. lots of work still to do. good luck to you both, nice to see you. let m

at the request of his beloved wife, i have the sad task of informing the house that john died yesterday after a long distinguished and committed career of service to community, to this house, and to his country. john served with honor in wartime and with distinction in this house. he worked for the advancement of his fellow veterans and their care and benefits in peace time. and he fought all of his life for fairness and opportunity for all. he defended vigorously of those in the auto industry and working family everywhere. his wit, his humor, brought smiles to our faces. and his fearless questions of witnesses in committee brought grimaces to those who believed they had undermined the safety and health of our citizens. much will be said. i know that each of you has your own memory of chairman dingell. i know each of you will want to rise at some point in time over the next number of days to give your observations of this colleague with whom we were onored to serve. let us begin our rememberanses of him, however, by celebrating the love that he had for this great institution about which he cared so

john: they have begun long, hard time to political influence.we look back, quitting the parties may look like the easy bit. laura: in other news, in chicago, police say the actor mollett is officially classified as a suspect in a crimin investigation for filing a false report. he said two a macked him as part of a hate crime, but there have been reports he paid the men to carry out an assault. through hisen attorney hes the charge. a convoy of trucks has evacuated some of the remaining civilians from the last village in syria stillte held by the islamic s group. despite some reports that the fighters had surrendered, the u.s.-backed syrian democratic forces beseeching the areansay some civilnd fighters were still inside. watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, samsung unveils its new folding phone, but you better start saving now if you want one. from the skies over afghanistan, kosovo, and most recentlyraq, a tornado has been the frontline warplane.th no iconic aircraft is retiring. to mark the end of an aviation

teenager was attempting to flee china when he was stopped at a border town in myanmar his father long johnsays chinese authorities used him as a bargaining chip. we're going with you all to move to the general has been. since have gone forward and are of a mind with the savior. of your joy will want to lead you to. but what exactly is the aim of such confessions activist and academic dr tung bell believes that beyond the intimidation and she merely ation they serve another purpose. rather than the permits and incentives. i lose face and i know i would be criticized by other humans activists. and i may lose my. right makarios tear containment work tung knows what it's like to butt heads with the chinese government. he was once a human rights lawyer who took on some of china's most high profile causes and legal cases tongue was detained multiple times and now lives in exile in the united states he says he too was filmed making a confession but the footage never aired. that me and tortured me and and sauced me to two concise interactive in new video since he thinks of enemies and. i would be

un are not listen i have been a good long. john on the bus pass out of funny ass. does. not gravy any and tell me if you need any. or all of your. higher to hurt. some four hundred twenty million children live in conflict zones and at least a thousand die as a result every year since two thousand and ten the number of recorded cases of rights violations against children has almost tripled that includes cases of killing maiming abduction and sexual violence the increase comes despite many of the world's most powerful figures campaigning for the protection of young people in war zones. forces continue their advance bearing down on the city of benghazi home to nearly seven hundred thousand men women and children prevent images of amaze seeded children how many more children have to die the whole route the humanitarian disaster that is killing tens and tens of thousands of defenseless children the death of children the destruction of hospitals all that is a massacre which needs to be condemned. our report today shows that right now almost one in five children on the planet l

of our members who i know is very close to john, has worked in michigan politics and knew john dingell for a long time, is our colleague, congresswoman brenda lawrence. congresswoman lawrence, i yield to you. mrs. lawrence: thank you. to my colleagues and to all who my entire life i had john dingell's name as congressman john dingell in my atmosphere. growing up in detroit, knowing about his work and his tireless defending of people. john dingell served in congress of dedication and a sense duty, an earnest sense of duty to his constituents, his country, and his solemn oath of office. as a michiganders, support of the auto industry was a high priority of his. from staring the original corporate -- steering the original corporate average fuel economy act in 1975 to his efforts on the energy and commerce committee, john dingell helped to build a legacy of laws in strong support of michigan manufacturing work force and the american auto industry. a champion for the auto industry, a champion for our veterans, and for what our government can do when we truly work together for the people. he was a man

this plan no i have to admit the plan itself is not for the men's room mostly examine what john bolton's his long speech where he gave at the heritage foundation when he was talking about this and there's really no difference in the relationship of the u.s. to africa or even the previous administrations disposition toward africa the only difference is that they will be cooperating less with overcomes using in their heads of money practices and that the that's pretty once that's pretty much the only difference and that they will also will be more strict in terms of how the dispense aid and all these kind of things i mean there's really no other difference besides that but i mean people really need to understand if unfortunately people fall for these things because we really don't have a critical view of the deal political role that the united states plays in the world and particularly in africa i mean there's no way didn't way that we can believe that the united states has has a military and humanitarian or benevolent role if we look at just its history and overthrowing the democratically elected

teenager was attempting to flee china when he was stopped at a border town in myanmar his father long johnsays chinese authorities used him as a bargaining chip purse was. put in with you all to move to the general room. says hi go on for work or of a monday and move from the city your new book of job joy you will want to let you know. but what exactly is the aim of such confessions activist and academic dr tung bell believes that beyond intimidation and she really ation they serve another purpose. rather than the permits and i read the sentence. i lose face and i know i would be criticized by other humans activists. and i may lose my. right makarios to continue my work tongue knows what it's like to butt heads with the chinese government. he was once a human rights lawyer who took on some of china's most high profile causes and legal cases tongue was detained multiple times and now lives in exile in the united states he says he too was filmed making a confession but the footage never aired. that me and tortured me and and sauced me to two concise interactive in the video since he thinks o

mark miller, one of the members of congress looking to try to help this program for the long-term is congressman john larson, a democrat from connecticut, unveiled a proposal to do just that. from the bit congressman talking about the future of social security. [video clip] >> since 1993, there has not then an adjustment in social security, but people continue to pay in and we have reserves in social security, but we don't have enough to sustain us by law for the 75 year period that social security should be. part of proposal does that. we make sure -- our proposal does that. that we extend social security beyond the 75 year deadline, but also, recognize we have to enhance the program, primarily we have far too many people in our country, most notably women, and especially women of caller, who are retiring with social security as their only source of income command retiring into poverty. walk mark miller, can you us through the proposal in the passage on capitol hill? guest: the interesting thing with larson's proposal is it references a change in a dialogue about the social security reform. over the

from san jose and i went oh my god, john, you know what you just did, you shouted out the neighborhood. it's amazing. it's been crazy ever since. >>> the honor was a longme coming. john worked on a number of films is a film editor and film composer. his biggest project was the before behold bohemian rhapsody includes the usual suspects and x-men. >> i am so proud of him, everything he had worked for is being recognized. he's being recognized for the talent that he is. >>> even if it's not what you intended to do, just do it so yes because you never know where one thing will lead >> >>> there were just 22 games left in the regular season for your nba champion. the warriors continue to - - last night they were in charlotte taking on the hornets. the gameplay clothes were out but - - the 121-110 win after on the road, to rebound - - and cousins at 24 points and 11 rebounds. technical file after tossing of hornets players shoe into the crowd. cousins was not happy about the call after the game he said he was just kind of getting rid of a hazard that could get someone hurt. >>> looks like the raiders will be staying in oakland for another season, they had b

john, do you know what you just the neighborhood! it is amazing and it has been crazy ever since. >> reporter: sister perry heiser says all the honor was a long time coming. john worked on a number of films as an editor and composer. have's biggest projects before bohemian rhapsody include the usual suspects and x-men. >> i am so proud of him because everything he has worked for is being recognized. he is being recognized for the town that he is. >> he advised that i always give -- even if it is not what it you intended to do, say yes because you never know where one thing will lead. >> reporter: what is next for john? he is trying to figure out how to get his oscar to his parents house. they now live in carmel and he does not feel comfortable putting it in their luggage, because it cannot be ensured. he might just drive it up here. and at any rate, he says that this oscar win would not of been made possible without his parents report. >> it will look great on their mantle. azenith smith tonight. thank you. >>> the city of berkeley will phase out the use of natural gas for energy under a new proposal by berkeley city councilmember. kate harri

what has gummed up the works a little bit, a long delay, a long remembrance for john dingell, the long-time committee chairman of the house dnc, energy and commerce committee up here on capitol hill. there was a moment of silence, several speeches on the floor. he was a revered figure up here. that moment of silence and the associated remembrances took quite a bit of time on the house floor. this vote today will be the last vote before most members of congress go home. that makes the hearing we're about to rejoin here the only game in town. so a bit of parliamentary votes happening here, back and forth motions. nothing is ever as simple as an up or down vote. once this is done, that could very well be the last break in this unless they decide to take a lunch or bathroom break at some point in the afternoon. it's the last other piece of business being done on the hill today before we reconvene. >> you've covered the hill long enough to know that lawmakers really like to make sure that they're out of town on those planes an trains come friday afternoon so it would be surprising if they stuck

john larson'soned proposal, ensuring social security is operable in the long-term. a lot of democrats have rallied around this. what are the republican proposals right now? guest: the republican proposals have centered around raising the retirement age further. damage in the full retirement age is 66. some have proposed raising it -- currently, it is 66 and on its way to 67 as part of the 1983 reforms. when i mention the gradualism of social security reform, this is the best example. in 1983, this gradual increase in the retirement age was put into motion. we are not done with it yet. has beenlican proposal raising it from 67 to 69. this offense health letter reasonable idea. we are all living longer. we are not all living longer. gains and longevity are not across the evenly population. gains and longevity have stalled out in the last couple of years. the other problem is what are your chances of continuing to work to those ages? there are rampant -- there is rampant age discrimination and people have health problems and need to quit to take. care of a spouse. some

huge bonus—point win over dragons, while an unconverted try from stuart mccloskey and a long—range penalty from johnwas enough for an ulster victrory over ospreys. some other headlines tonight. leigh halfpenny is set to miss wales‘s match with england in the six nations next weekend, after suffereing a concussion setback. he's been out since november defending championjohn higgins has been knocked out of the welsh open snooker beaten 5—3 by world number 102 joe o'connor in their quarter—final. he'll now face stuart bingham for a place in the final. meanwhile, world number ten neil robertson came from 4—2 down to beat world number 49 kurt maftlin 5—4 in their quarterfinal, and the australian will face hossein vafaei in the semis. the south african governemnet have backed caster semenya in her iaaf challenge — they're trying to reduce the amount of testosterone in her body. they believe the levels in her body give her an unfair advantage against other female competitors and that she must take medication to suppress the amount she naturally produces. the south african governmnet say she's being targett

president of things like this but he's very much a hawk on this issue isn't he right if for a very long time john bolton that was against talking to north korea he didn't like the agreed framework that was signed in one thousand nine hundred four and so i think it is a good sign for north korea and what to the north koreans think of john bolton. well well probably they don't want him here in the way. in terms of a possible outlines of a deal that could satisfy both sides and give us a little bit of progress and the start of a process what could we see do you think well some dismantle this mental image of some nuclear missile silos maybe the from getting nuclear test site maybe the. missile launch site and possibly the younger nuclear facilities where they produce nuclear facility us that the be used for nuclear weapons are for them food for in the with korea though could be a pretty happy home for president tran a thing as of that could be a good outcome for kim jong in some sort of a thank release and maybe a listing agreement to you in the end the korean war in the future in the new in the near

. >> reporter: john's papers outlined a long criminal history. iple arrests and incarcerations, drug convictions. alarming stuff. >> and debra was hesitant to believe the stuff. she believed john. >> reporter: even after her daughters told her what they'd found, debra went straight to john, and he said they had the wrong guy. >> he said, "there's gonna be allegations that other john meehans did." and i thought, "well, okay, you've got a point." >> reporter: john said he was a victim of mistaken identity in some cases, and in others, he was framed. >> and he said, "i was set up. and i said, "but you lied to me ". he goes, because i knew you would never date me if you knew the truth, and i said, you're right. i wouldn't have. >> 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

john from the young and restless has died. elizabeth cook is here with more on the long time soap opera actor. >> kristoff st. john appeared on the show more than two decades and colleagues are remembering him fondly. >> on her way any minute. she wouldn't miss this for the world. >> kristoff st. john known to many as neil winters on the young and the restless is dead at just 52 years old. >> be able to open up to me about anything you want. >> st. john's attorney confirmed his death after he was found unresponsive inside his woodland hills home. right now his death is being investigated as a possible alcohol overdose. >> that call was the worst call i've ever had in my life. >> what you got going there? >> the two time daytime emmy award winner has been battling a tragic few years after losing his son julian to suicide. he opened up to entertainment tonight in 2017. >> i'll campaign to the day that i die to bring justice to my son. >> st. john took to twitter last month to reply to a post that said, "grieving the loss of a child is a process. it begins on the day your c

john. inally you are in that place of more perfect union where all god's children know how it feels to be free. thank you. [applause] >> sitting for a long time, let's take a moment to stand nd pray. o god, your nature is always to forgive and to show mercy. we humbly implore you for your servant, john. whom you have called to journey to you. since he hoped and believed in you, grant that he may be led to our true homeland to delight in its everlasting joys. we ask this through our lord jesus christ, your son, who lives and raines with with you in the -- rains with you in the unity of the holy spirit, one god forever and every. amen. lease be seated again. >> a reading from the book of ecclesiastes. there is an appointed time for everything. and a time for every affair under the heavens. a time to give birth. and a time to die. a time to plant, and a time to uproot the plant. a time to kill, and a time to heal. a time to tear down, and a time to build. a time to weep, and a time to laugh. a time to mourn, and a time to dance. time to scatter the stones and a time to gather them. a time to emfrase, and a time to be -- embrace, and a time

his passing leaves a long shadow. jane: johny he died, dictated his last words to his wife, left americans with their responsibilities to their nation and each other. very moving stuff. of course you can find more on all of the day's news on our website and to see what we are workinon check us out on , twitter. i am jane o'brien. thank you for watching bbc world news america. have a great weekend. ♪ >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through aye news of the day and up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. ♪ >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ >> possibilities. your day is filled with them. ♪ and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. ♪ anytime, anywhere. ♪ pbs. were with you for life. ♪ >> "bbc world news" s presented by kcet, los angeles. ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, l

reported had been caught had committed suicide citing threats from the followers of john of god but also with a long struggle with cancer now another whistleblower amy blank was someone the first to publicly speak out she's an american who was working as a tour guide in brazil and used to advertise john of god spiritual center as a tourist attraction she shared with r.t. some disturbing tales of washee allegedly saw happening that. he hurts them in so many ways and i i actually just was crying i told everybody i could tell you have to understand it was a very remote part of brazil so was unless you could go to the local police station and report this. i told the workers and they were horrified because many of them had been fooled also but it's it's become way way bigger than just sexual abuse it's. she schumann. and then i got death threats and i was told that a white woman in and disappear nobody would ever find her that i should go i should leave and shouldn't talk anymore to anybody about this. and this was from people who worked directly for jail out. of the workers who were there they knew what

long as his unrivaled tenure. early last week, called and said that john wasn't doing so well. so i got on a plane last wednesday and flew to michigan. debbie greeted me at the door in dearborn. she, of course, was the love of john's life. their love affair was an example of devotion and support. john told everyone, each of us, i'm sure, that deborah, the lovely deborah -- her first name is lovely. [laughter] the lovely deborah was his strength, his steady hand, and his most important advisor and closest friend. and oh how justifiably proud he was that she was continuing the legendary dingell service in the congress of the united states. i spent 2 1/2 hours with john that late afternoon. john brought low by age and illness, was still the lion hearted center of energy and outrage about the wrongs that he saw. his sense of humor still intact. his concern for the house and for our country was as fervent as ever. we talked for an hour about what was, what had been, and what should be. he had a deep concern for the future of our country, which he expressed in his last words to ameri

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john bolton. now america has long been threatening to withdraw from the i.n.f. treaty alleging as we've heard that russia is in violation of it. though denies this and invited us to come to see for itself r.t. if you could use our lips now at how the us has been ramping up the pressure. the trumpet ministration he said to go down in history as the deal killer its approach is as time tested as it is straightforward and you start with the big and blunt accuse ation for years russia has violated the terms of the intermediate range nuclear forces really without remorse any intelligence clear and coherent facts of the presumed violation no need to bother with those for all you know they can be totally utterly nonexistent because if you repeat an allegation enough times there's a good chance it will become a given russia has violated russia's violation russia shamelessly violates it the russians are in violation of the agreement the russians have been violated they have documented is being violated by the russians let the charge sink in for a while and it's time to sw

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face might be going towards a more realistic policy with saudi intelligence services but as long as you've got john bolton and mike pompei o driving the idea that iran has to change then you don't have a consistent u.s. policy on iran on saudi arabia or on yemen so if this measure does get out of congress bottom line scott do you think that donald trump will just will veto it will squash it and it will all have been for not. i think doesn't actually question because donald trump is so we can politically how many fights does he want to have i think it turns a lot on what jarrett cushion or says in his ear i think it turns a lot on what the national security advisor john bolton turns on presses him on but i think no i think if it's a limited congressional measure which says the u.s. pulls back on some of its assistance he doesn't veto but if it's a war powers measure in which it says congress has the right rather than the president to dictate what should happen i think he will veto that because that's a challenge to his authority catherine your take on this how do you think this is going to play out

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long shadow. congressmanjohn congressman john dingell who has died at the age of 92.ll our stories on our website. stay with us, we have all the headlines coming up us, we have all the headlines coming upfor us, we have all the headlines coming up for you very shortly. hello there, still not done with the storm yet, there is more wind to come, we could see some very gusty winds through the early part of this morning. the storm passes to the north of the uk with a swathe of the 60-70 mph for north of the uk with a swathe of the 60—70 mph for southern scotland and northern england, gradually those wins will turn light into the afternoon. this swathe of potentially damaging, destructive winds will affect the northern half of the country for a while this morning, some heavy rain and snow on the tops of the pennines and the scottish hills, further south some blustery showers, we will start the day with temp riches of 6—8d. a windy start this morning, heavy pulses of rain, but the rain eventually becomes confined to the northern isles of scotland, as it pulls away into the

host: what does it tell you about senator mcconnell that he went out to see john mccain playing the long game again? mr. kapur: one of the things congressional leaders like to use, and speaker pelosi is don't fight every battle as if it is your last one. mcconnell knows this. he lives by this rule because there will be some members who oppose him on some things. he will need them for other things. mccain is a perfect example. he voted no on aca repeal, supplied an important yes vote on the tax law a few months later. that was an important achievement for mcconnell. if he had alienated him, if he had gone guns blazing against this man and ruined that relationship, it would have been harder on other things including those judges. host: you brought up nancy pelosi. she and senator mcconnell have been around this town for a long time. what is their relationship? mr. kapur: it's a fascinating duality between these two because they've both been leaders of their respective caucuses for more than a decade. they are both masters of legislative maneuvering, both very strategic individuals. i'm not

our nation is blessed been served for so long and by such distinction as john dingell jr.ed to have known him. blessed to have learned from him. truly a man of the house. rest well in peace, my friend. [applause] mr. hoyer: debbie, judge dingell, john the third, jennifer, gabriel, romy, robin, jim, jewel, it is hard at this point in time after three extraordinary speakers not to be redundant. i'm sure i will be. john dingell was known by all of you here. there's nothing therefore that i can tell you about john dingell that you don't already know. we know, of course, john dingell, like all of us, was not perfect. none of us are. but we know how very, very good he was. we know that is why he kept getting re-elected. kindness, more than any person in the history of our country. like to do the people's work in the people's house. what an extraordinary record he achieved in the almost 60 years he served. john dingell. made a profound difference on behalf of millions of his fellow citizens and indeed people around the world. as has been said, he was tough. very tough. many have

president trump himself is surrounded himself with figures like national security advisor john bolton who have longelieved that agreements like this constrain america's ability to respond to foreign threats right so so you're right it is no surprise given the. influence held by john bolton who doesn't like arms control agreements at all he's he's been instrumental in killing several of them including the the nuclear deal with iran the anti-ballistic missile treaty some years ago. and as you said the accusations against russian. lack of compliance are not just a trumpet ministration claim they go to the obama administration and all american analysts who look at this say yeah russia russia was violating it but it's interesting i don't i can't find any russians who agree with that so there's a real division here between the united states and russia thank you very much for your analysis mark fitzpatrick associate fellow international chief is for teaching studies joining us there from washington happy to talk with you merriam. here at the news hour live from london more still ahead on the program as th