smash motorbikes in an eager and beaten up students from john young millionaire slummy university in new delhi now many students at this university in the capital say it's clear the police are working against them after war i was here on new delhi. korea's president says that as a desperate need for better relations with north korea in his new year speech called for new talks with kim jong un he wants came to visit seoul talks to restore diplomatic relations between these countries which is technically still. stuart in recent months well in that same speech president byrne promised to create more jobs to boost workers' pay and help the poor and that's a time he pledged given a study that has revealed that young people are feeling increasingly pessimistic about their future bride reports from so they are known as dirt spoons young people from low income families who despite gaining high school and college qualifications often end up in jobs they don't want for little money and with little chance to better themselves they're seen as living in the shadow of so-called gold spoons those w

on the surface of the moon charlie and his commander john young carried out experiments for example on radiation protection and. it was also it was beautiful one of most beautiful desert sun ever seen great a very rough topography up and down heli craters rocks hills everywhere and. our objective was explore this valley so ahead i was excited was very happy to be there 'd you were almost overcome with the thought of moving the moon in the morning. on april 24th 1972 they lifted off again. only one further apollo mission followed half a year later. i'm very disappointed that we haven't had somebody go back. that that. there would be a big strain way. optimistic about going back to the murder we need to build up a station all of them or several of the at article where we have a sad station owner at orica and that's a very hostile climate i'm at orica but we do it and i think we could do the same thing all of them are. and article is the earth's most extreme continent nowhere else is it this cold with temperatures of minus 90 degrees celsius being measured here. 98 percent of the mainland

in the parasites injured on their feeders clipped to prevent them from flying had veterinarian john and young explains how the bugs get here we'll get. to our sources series jaw by many authorities and a pleasant year or by the nation road if you can have them on this you may need to leave the animal to come on the other than. the vets we the patients and check their vitals. damaging further the pool to neighboring new ones to grow. have to examine asian intake meant the bugs are taken care of i think they're really nice to be released back into the wild. as many as $25.00 pirates are brought to the rehabilitation center every month from all over come iran we have received more than $5000.00 adults without incident parts of the us that's a huge number. on the web so what are. released. so many talents. the highly intelligent dads are very good at being impressions. but. for that reason they're one of the most popular and then pets the world over people will pay as much as several cows in europe for a single parent. so profitable that there was a common solution is a new lease of p.r. some afr

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dream come true josephine had married a fairy tale prince at 1st she loved the role of madame john the young but she quickly tired of it she was a free woman not a housewife. after a miscarriage she decided this wasn't a life she wanted she divorced and returned to the stage of the performance alone was no longer fulfilling. josephine wanted to give her life a deeper meaning she found it in the resistance against nazi occupation you don't. get up at 3. to live on they leave because they're going to be delayed and although i asked for only one thing it is to serve the country to which i am eternally grateful that france made me what i am accepting me unconditionally i was ready to give her my life. the war gave josephine the opportunity to serve a greater cause she became a spy for the french resistance frequently risking her life. while on tour across europe she eavesdropped and flirted with high ranking officials to gather sensitive information which she concealed in invisible ink on her sheet music. and with it the many levels. seen a biker evil but easy for you that. will it can help to b

remembers the survivors and those who lost their lives and for more now on join john joined by correspondent simon young who is in auschwitz. simon what is happening there today. yeah i'm standing in the original auschwitz camp so-called our schlitz one camp where the machinery of killing really started and continued through most of the 2nd world war and tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz where more than a 1000000 people were murdered and incredibly survivors from that time people who'd been through the experiences that we have all read about how coming back here and they've been telling their stories they're here in the camp now revisiting the place where they knew so much suffering and i was just listening to the story of one lady from new york a well into her ninety's in a wheelchair she's come here with her family and she was just remembering how she arrived in the camp as a 20 year old and the brutality that she experience it's very moving very powerful and for a lot of these survivors it's important to tell their stories d.w. spoke in the last few days with a survivor

john? a great young gentleman, he's been with us from the beginning, senator tom cotton. thank you, tom.hank you, tom. kevin cramer. thank you, kevin. ted cruz, boy, has -- where is ted? boy oh boy, he's dying to get back there and ask those questions, i know. let me out of here, president, i want to ask those questions. he's got some beauties i'll bet. thank you, ted, for everything. you have been incredible. steve danes, my friend from the beginning. thank you, steve. joni ernst. that was the tag team with chuck and joni. tell them i'm not in, please. senator fisher, terrific person. terrific person. lindsey graham. where is lindsey? he may be having a news conference. he's working on stuff. he said i'm going over to a news conference. i said you know what i'd rather have you at the news conference. don't worry, we'll take care of it. a young, brilliant guy who has done incredibly well and respected by everybody, senator josh hawley. tremendous. thank you. where is john? you have been so great. thank you, john. john hoeven. senator james lankford. he's a terrific person. we are just to

later and only slightly less uncomfortable .you see, when i imagine a guy in my minds eye i am a young john travolta character. i'm vinny barbara reno from welcome back kotter or i'm dancing in the white suit in saturday night fever or better yet, i'm an all black with my hairslicked back singing you're the one that i want . from greece. see, it's not that i'm interested in being a guy or taking on a romantic role of it in my own but travolta is one ingredient in my adolescence too. he is really the only male actor i've imitated with any regularity. and i have become travolta across a range of characters. okay, my friends and i loved the music from saturday nightfever. the bee gees were dreamy and they give brothers were the hotties of the day .though the film was important, not all of my friends were allowed to see it because it was rated r and the nightclub scene depicted was a little complexand disturbing for some of us . it you listen to the music and ignored the film, but when greece came out a year later, my friends and i were in our element. even though those actors didn't look like

led by the reverend al sharpton that i have immense respect for that he was telling to me that young john same from chicago that is the young education activist was taken off the stage because it's telling because as much as we talk about the use and we want our youth involved and we want to see the movement, we are taking the microphone away from them, we are taking them out of the fight. and that to me was the theme of al sharpton's market essentially was that it was his ascension in the united states at the moment and you essentially go through him. it was disheartening to watch, but at the very least, philip agnew of the dream defenders did get to speak at the commemoration which he did not as the official one. this is the farce on washington. it's not about the actual lived experience as a black and brown. if we look at the statistics that they've rattled off a list you will indulge my mum and i would like to quote a rather real quick. it doesn't look any more like whites only signs but it's like being locked up for a dime bag of weed. this is the new site. this is the new way that t

don't get the full story on me you're going to look just you know we've got an office all right young student john baby yeah i was reading in the library and i live still to. come play me like a wonder when i got a good machinist lost his i was amputated come on you know what are you talking about it's pretty good i didn't get it but at least you know when you look like i just met a protest that happened in the police was trying to maintain law and order some. there's a little bit of there's. no denying it i know once i think yes i'm just going to ask you just a pause for a moment guess i'm going to ask you to pause for a moment this is overseeing a very very important topic for you because your voice is a of being raised here. why is that violets explain to us why from your perspective as a perspective as a protester whose experience fight it's why is there violence at you you might have seen that viral video everywhere going everywhere that video was taken or it happened one can only get a father every day from dr hamburg i so i think i'm going to you are going to ask you to talk me tell you thi

oh yes we don't get the full story only for the little jealousy don't we don't often i know young student john maybe yeah i was reading in the library and i live stream just as gump let me like one of the really good i think it was even if the last says i was and peter did come on you know what are you talking about it's pretty good i didn't get it but at least you know when you reflect matter protest it happened in the police was trying to maintain law and order some to. under the old executive there's. no denying it i once again i'm just going to ask you just to put off for a moment guess i'm going to ask you to pause for a moment this is overseeing a very very important topic for you because your voice is a being raised here. why is that violets explain to us why some your perspective as a perspective as a protester whose experience fight it's why is there violence yet you're why have feedback viral video everywhere don't everybody that we don't have a gun or a problem why don't you know me better father every day from dr mehmet i said i think i'm going to i can ask you to talk me through t

john? a great young gentleman and he's been with us right from the beginning, senator tom cotton.u, tom thank you, tom kevin kramer thank you, kevin ted cruz, boy, has he been -- where is ted boy oh, boy, he's dyeing to get back there and ask those questions. he's saying let me out of here, president, i want to ask those questions. he's got some beauties, i bet. thank you, ted, for everything you've been incredible steve daines, my friend from the beginning. thank you, steve joni ernest. joanie erns joanie ernsst, it was a tag team with joni and chuck. i would say tell them i'm not in, please lindsey graham -- where is lindsey? he may be having a news conference right now he's working on stuff. he said i'm going over to a news conference i said, you know what i would rather have you at the news conference don't worky, ry, we will take c of it. a young, brilliant guy who's respected by everybody, josh hawley tremendous he's another one, he doesn't want to come over here right now. where is john hoeven john, you have been so great thank you, john hoeven senator james lankford he is

and if you remember, go back to one of the very first classes when we read john adams' diary, the young 21-year-old john adams writing in his diary about the things that he was learning as an undergraduate at harvard college, right? and what he learned is that in the universe, right? according to newton's laws that entities, things, physical things out there in nature, have an identity. and that identity is absolute. and in addition to having identity, because it has identity, it is governed by certain laws of cause and effect. and then the same adams argued is true for human action as well. now, it's a much more difficult leap to go from to discovering scientific laws of nature to discovering human, moral laws of nature. but that was -- that was at the deepest philosophic level that was the quest, that was the search of 18th century moral philosophers including the founding fathers. and we see in that first paragraph -- well, i'm sorry. let me back up and also say that the phrase in the declaration is the laws of god and of nature's god. now, it's interesting that it doesn't say the la

let's go to new york now where we can speak to young john junk senior fellow for global health at the council on foreign relations 1st of all i want to ask you why you think the world health organization has been struggling to reach a decision on whether to declare this a global health emergency. yes from my understanding is that there is. you could divide whether to declare it a public health emergency of international concern some experts believe that the conditions for what we call it are fake public health emergency have being met but disagree and we also know they're not or decisions w.h.o. may have been based on situations or developments in the biological word unfortunately that is often the case and currently we are the. experts who opposed the fake decision based on that deal we don't know much about the virus including the case but talet arrayed the transmission rate are so there's still a lot needs to be know and so as you say that so the world health organization has taken a cautious position because they say that there is a great deal we don't know about how faithful the

word frijoles [ laughter ] and finally he could be an actor who keeps getting typecast as either young john or old shawn mendes [ laughter ] he has options he has options [ applause ] some entertainment news, i saw that kanye west held a sunday service and even offered a >> jimmy: can we see the brunch [ laughter ] people who paid $55 for that were like, "yeezus." [ laughter ] thank you. hey guys, some tech news facebook announced that it is rebranding with a new logo that's in all caps check it out yeah [ light laughter ] because that was everyone's biggest complaint with facebook, the logo [ laughter ] yeah, it seems like facebook is rebranding you can tell they're desperate for approval 'cause their new mascot is a popeye's chicken sandwich [ laughter ] everybody wants it come on. what's not to love papa john's is introducing a a new crust for the first time in 35 years, that's garlic parmesan really the crust? that's it? that's like spirit airlines announcing they removed all the ashtrays from their armrests i mean, come on. [ laughter ] and finally, police in florida are investigating

young life. beating cancer. john oliver received his final round of chemotherapy two days after christmas.s week teachers and classmates at his school in newbury helped him celebrate. he was diagnosed with leukemia in 2016. his family says he's looking forward to traveling more. >>> nearly a quarter million people have been told to evacuate as massive bushfires continue to devastate australia. yesterday emergency management officials warned that if you can get out you should. extreme heat is expected to fuel the fires today. at least 26 people have been killed. more than 25 million acres have been destroyed. meanwhile celebrities are among the many people donating to the fire ravaged nation. actor leonardo dicaprio is giving $3 million to help with relief efforts. this week ellen degeneres created a go fund me campaign to raise $5 million to help firefighters, people and manls. >>> coming up on cbs thrng, julian mcmahon star of the new cbs drama "fbi most wanted" joins us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. this is cbs news. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin rel

john m. salem banish. my. for the young woman and her friends it doesn't seem like a song. but not everyone is pleased with ethiopia as a new economic zone for farmers like ma roux who are forced to give up their leg to make room for it soon all of these fields will be covered factories you pull that little book here. and. a corner to draw one in an embroidery engine jet on a. vatican. chip and learn about what a bitch got it in. my room was given $0.20 per square meter in compensation a total of $6700.00 for histamine helped him which was quickly depleted as he lost his life and put at 58 years old this is all he has left a small house in a few animals that have nowhere to go and grands. nearly a minimum going to lie lemme know to him which is my look. at my fish yeah i knew to get into character which on a good man i'm not going to be any. movie. so. the farmer and his wife have 7 children and in their own hand if i didn't know and if i want to you know it's jamie and i do not. want anything. but despite her degree the youngest has only been able to find a poorly paid fac

and do john's novel washington black tells the story of a young man who escapes slavery and goes on to explore the globe dujon ranks among the few western authors who write historical fiction about black characters this one her 3rd novel was shortlisted for the booker prize and is now being made into a t.v. series. see the do j. has become a leading movie. an area of canadian literature she belongs to a new generation of novelists exploring north america's painful past. her most recent novel washington black is the extraordinary story of a young slave who flees captivity. but t.v. adaptation is currently in development. of george washington wash black is a young slave in barbados who becomes an assistant to an eccentric inventor together they escape a sugar plantation and a homemade hot air balloon. ringback ringback their fantastical journey takes them to the canadian arctic london and eventually morocco. what was the inspiration for the story. i did an article about black scientists i was really struck by the fact that when i put the words sort of like africa. or african american you

john yang. ♪ judy:la young people, soml generation z, born from the mid-1990's around 2010, growg up in an increasinglyety which raises the question, how does tha affect their relationship to money and finance? we took a group of kids on a trip last winter to fin out. this encore report is part of our weekly series, making cents. >>? its right over here. >> a chilly day in manhattan, but for 10 and 11-year-olds there arele no unseason treats. >> [indiscernible] >> peppermint sticks. >> excitement for the grown-ups, this was a transaction with an unfamiliar twist. this store does not take cash, like a growing number of retail shops, it is mobile or credit only. >> cookies and cream. >>ugar cone. >> they are also growing up at a time when only one in three purchases are made with cash. we wanted to know, doesn't increasinglyashless economy keep kids from grasping the basics of price and value? >> how much you think this is worth? >> three dollars to seven dollars. >> they charged two dollars and $.75. >> theyre familiar with relative prices, but can they calibrate value? wiif i said to you, give you $5.5

john simpson, bbc news, beirut. a young and brightest new stars in music. celeste, who's 25, follows in the footsteps of previous winners like adele, sam smith and ellie goulding. she was chosen by a panel of 170 figures from the music industry. here's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. # it wouldn't move # what could i?do...# the soulful sound of celeste. # i touch your? head...# the young singer raised in brighton, who's been named the bbc‘s sound of 2020. well, i can't wait now to see what the rest of the year looks like. i think you can never predict, even though sometimes you really want to, like look into a glass ball and see what's going to happen. but, no, i'm just like so thrilled and excited and, yeah, i can't wait. # i don't want to put on pressure when i'm talking to you...#. she's already made appearances on shows like later withjools holland and now she's following in the footsteps of previous sound of winners, the likes of whom include ellie goulding, sam smith and adele. one of the most important

>> when joe montana hit john taylor right here in miami when steve young led the 49ers to their second super bowl in miami looking to make it 3-0. >> back then what did you do to celebrate the super bowl? >> back then they actually invited members of the media to the post game party. that's not the case anymore. >> so what are your plans for this year? >> i will hang out on south beach maybe after you guys win the game. >> your job isn't that hard. >> reporter: i am glad he is still playing football. final score on sunday? >> 35-28, minus all the way. >> reporter: you do not have a ticket for sunday? >> i came down here just to be a part of it. i want to see the experience and see niners fans having a great time. >> reporter: i hope you can get a ticket. >> i appreciate it. go niners ! >> tell him to monitor social media because anybody that calls you sir is going to get a free ticket. >> reporter: he said everybody that calls me sir is going to get a free ticket. >> i am with you. >> thank you. enthe r. >>> a recent super bowl winner is weighing in on the super bowl and he's giving hi

among his talent, he's something of a pied piper to young musicians as john dickerson shows. >> conductorike a really big honor. >> violin players francisco guerra and deborah htu -- >> i feel really nervous. >> -- who are high school centers trendton, new jersey, say it was the surprise of their hiervetion -- lives, but for dudamel, it was part of his life's story. when you look at the students playing, what do you see? >> well, i see myself, you know, because it's just exactly the same environment where i grew up, you know. >> a transplant from venezuela who answered to maestro, dudamel now leads the los angeles philharmonic where he was named music director at just 28. he's performed at the super bowl and for pope benedict xvi. now 39, he recently wrapped up a string of performances conducting princeton university students, including this free concert, a long way from his first conducting gig. >> my favorite game at home was to arrange my toys like an orchestra and conduct them. that for me was the most fun part of the day, an i put out a recording. it was an lp. i was rehearsing, seri

young. [laughter] john: met me at the greyhound bus station and drove me to the first baptist church, pastoredverend abernathy, and ushered me in to the church. and i saw martin luther king jr. and reverend abernathy standing behind the desk, and dr. king said, are you the boy from troy? are you john lewis? and i said, dr. king, i am john robert lewis. i gave him my whole name. but he still called me the boy from troy. [laughter] john: and over the years, i had an opportunity to meet rosa parks and to talk with her. she was so wonderful, so kind, and she kept saying to each one of us, you too can do something. she inspired us to participate in the sit-ins, to study the way of peace, the way of love, to study the philosophy and discipline of nonviolence. again, i want to thank you. madame librarian, i want to thank you for what you are doing to help educate and sensitize another generation to stand up, to be brave, to be bold, to be courageous, and for people to see something that is not right, not fair, not just, do something. we cannot afford to be quiet. we live at a time when must save -- w

john taylor. right here, here when steve young led the 49ers to their second super bowl in miami. looking to make it 3-0 on sunday. >> see your job is not that hard but you make it look easy. >> i tell you what, harms that makes pass rushing look easy. the fourth, the forrest buckner, eric armstead, and of course nick vos appeared 49ers can win this game on looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business and get fast internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. plus, complete reliability with 4g lte backup. and, cloud-based security to help protect the devices on your network. greenlight your business in 2020 with fast internet and voice for $64.90 per month. switch now and get a $100 prepaid card when you add comcast business securityedge. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: hey, steve! >> hey, stephen. >> stephen: so what are you doing? >> ah, just cleaning up the old banjo for the show. it improve

seven others also died, among them john altobelli, his wife and young daughter. fans in los angeles remembering kobe bryant's legacy, both on and off the court. >> we measure our life off of his moves. >> he was involved in all things around the city, kids, youth, helping people. >> reporter: more details are emerging about what may have led to the deadly accident. the helicopter crashed into a hillside in calabasas on sunday morning. officials say dense fog likely played a role. reaction to his death showing his influence reached far beyond los angeles. supporters at his almater, creating a makeshift memorial. while fans around the globe paid tribute. the sports world with the mamba mentality, a freeze he used to define his commitment to the game. >> even if you're not a laker fan or a basketball fan, he is basketball. >> reporter: investigators will be looking at the choppers maintenance records, pilot history and the weather at the time of the crash as they try to determine the exact cause. >> fans in the bay area remembering kobe bryant today. >> christina re

john did in his career. >>> the 49ers number, bryant young has been elected to the bay area sports hall of fame. it's the 14 year nfl career with the 49ers. from 1994, to 2007. it's a super bowl champion, four time pro bowler, he's a finalist for the pro football hall of fame class of 2020 which will be announced this saturday. >>> back to miami, and a spot called radio row where there's plenty of star power. we have a sneak peek on what it's like to be there and the and the history behind it. >> this is a sense of what it's like. >> welcome to super bowl radio row. over there, it's v opm miller of the broncos and it's agent lee steinberg. and radio row is good for tv too. players fill the room and sit and give their takes on what's going to happen at super bowl liv. >> it's not just running around. >> it's knowing what the defense is doing. >> they fought double digits. >> we have a radio show with a former player, one that's loved by so many guys. you'll be doing a segment and here comfortable eddie george and others and they'll yuck it up with you a little bit. that's what makes it a great si

. >> john pregnant is in the audience. he was part of the young lawyers that i recruited from the major law firms. and i asked him to volunteer for six months. ten different terms. would no money in the border of corrections. for program that they were doing. late john came in as one of those ended up as the executive director of the board of corrections. and to this day, would the bigger voices the president reform. and i will take a look at this chapter the book because it tells a very different story about what live can be. in a nation that has 2 million people in prison. we should be asking ourselves every day, why. they were going to find as we began to say 50 years ago, the real reason is they can't take place in prison. in has to take place outside of it and it has to have an individual quality of attention to it. the board of correction i guess in 1960, he might get even with me. [laughter]. one of the prisons exploded pretty nasty to be the chairman of it. the key was john lindsay, i'm not part of. i think he was a first-class mare. and i

young player. and then after her, roger federer and john millman, another home favourite. he is an australian.the support we see for ashleigh barty, if anyone has a ticket forjohn millman at the rod lever later, that will be a great atmosphere. i am staying neutral on this one, thank you very muchjohn. on to football — and a roberto firmino goal helped liverpool maintain their unbeaten record in the english premier league with a 2—1win at wolves on thursday. this latest victory means they've re—established their 16—point lead at the top of the table. john murray reports. liverpool will not face too many greater tests than this one on their march to the title yet they came through with yet another late we know. one mac the scorer. the league leaders had gone in front early with the captain jordan henderson leaders had gone in front early with the captainjordan henderson heading from a corner but the wolves equalised early in the second half. that was a shock in itself after seven consecutive liverpool clean sheets and it was quite a good goal. but that late roberto firmino strikes wanted for li

john: oh, cool. yeah. young, smart people.o of t-mobile comes into the meeting is a very big deal. charlotte: this is probably a good time for us to take off our hoodies and fit in a little bit better. sarah: oh, nice. xavier: we're all kind of part of the team. lemonis: and i like the fact that charlotte was smart enough to know how to be clever with the branding and whips out these t-mobile shirts. charlotte: so, this is how we look at our business and our designs. we really want to fill each and every one of these buckets so that anyone that walks into t-mobile, there's a case for them. men and women and then, the different age groups. john: thanks for acknowledging that there is a right-hand side to that chart for those of us. lemonis: just out of curiosity, what box are you in? john: i'm where she's standing. [ laughter ] but we have high disposable income, and we buy -- and we have children down there that we're buying. we could sell so many of these. i like it. lemonis: that's fine. thank you. john: i'm in. thank you. i

. >> just looks young. >>> john krasinski, while he may be jack ryan, we'll always love him as jim frome played kevin on the show. kevin was a fan favorite, known for his not so bright moments. >> what are the odds this is in any way real >> i'd say like 10,000 to 1. >> i'd like ten bucks on those odds. >> if someone gives you 10,000 to 1 on anything, you take it. if john mellencamp ever wins an oscar, i'm going to be a very rich dude. >> that's a show i'd like an official reunion on. maybe one day. >>> finally, colin farrell, the actor, sat down with ellen to talk about his upcoming role as penguin in the new batman film while his kids will be able to see him in that movie, probably another one he shouldn't have let them watch >> you took your youngest kid to see "it. what is wrong with you how old was he >> a parental dropping of the ball of epic proportions >> that's a scary movie. >> i didn't take him we watched it at home. we watched half of it and i could discern a certain discomfort that was emanating from his 8-year-old body and then we watched the second half the next day and t

young. and general manager john lynch will find out whether or not he gets inducted for his days as a broncos and tampa bay buck. so, a couple days still till the 49ers find out if they get inducted into the pro football hall of fame. >> exciting in more ways than one. joe, thank you. >>> the 49ers will head into super bowl liv with a new fight song to hopefully get the teams and fans fired up. >> yes. jessie gary said the song's producer parlayed past success in hopes of carrying the team to a victory on sunday ♪[ music playing ] >> reporter: the beat is ancient by current standards but the lyrics revamped, a new anthem for the 9ers nation to carry the team into the super bowl. >> music has the power that is right next to god. >> reporter: when whispers was heard from the mighty music as a child in michigan and now has collaborated with famous recording artists of our time but in 1984 he co-wrote the "we are the 49ers," a beat blaring over radios and headphones to help propel the team to victory. he dusted out the old reel-to- reel tapes, re-releasing the song, updating the roster of names a

john donnison reports. it's two days since the young british woman walked out of a cypriot court having been found guilty oflaiming she was raped by 12 men. her supporters say both the police investigation and the court process were flawed, and her lawyers are planning to appeal. now the 19—year—old's mother has told the bbc of the impact the case has had on her daughter's mental health. the words are read by an actor to protect both of their identities. she is suffering from ptsd and spends a lot of time with hypersomnia at the moment. that means she's sleeping an awful lot of the day. she sleeps probably 18, 20 hours a day. she is also quite withdrawn, which is very sad for me to see. and she also experiences hallucinations. and she needs to get back to the uk to get that treated. that's my absolute primary focus. these are the young israeli tourists who originally faced accusations that they had raped the young woman. they were freed and allowed to fly home after she retracted the allegation. but she says she only did that because she was put under huge pressure by police questioning when she was vulnera

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young daughter. the daughter's passport, john, was with her father in another city. they couldn't mail it in through the lock down zone. for the gentleman there, his passport was getting visa renewal which is something that happens annually here. it was out of his hands. normally, where do you go, the consulate, where is the consulate, it's now here in the united states, or headed to the united states where you guys are. so essentially they are out of luck as far as getting that accelerated so they're hoping that the state department will provide some sort of ground transportation which apparently is in the works and hasn't been secured. >> that's got to be so frustrating for those people, david, so frustrating and fright skp ening and more and more airlines saying they won't fly to mainland china. great to have you there. terrific reporting. you and your crew stay safe. >>> five days until the iowa caucuses and there are new behind the scenes negotiations going on between the campaigns. what's the horse trading here, and what does that mean, an alliance? next. ameri

. >> host: senator john schumer of kentucky. >> guest: role model, young man, great conviction, very smart. >> host: ted kennedy. >> guest: he was aligned in theab senate one of the books written about and he roared you and i both know he was passionate about almost everything but in many ways i think the most accomplished who never got to be president, never was and the attorney general but i think in almost every way the most accomplished kennedy, certainly most of them pushed senator was a kennedy most of which -- we used to laugh with him about going to the link and dinners and all you have to do is mention ted kennedy's name. when i gave my first speech on the senate floor about american history, he came over unsolicited, got 20 cosponsors within a day. he knew exactly how to make this a network. senator robert byrd. >> guest: could have been a historian. >> host: during the presidential campaign, governor christie dot over senator rubio for repeating himself during a debate. ink, your book you say when i start boring myself to tears, i know i'm beginning to drive the message ho

flocked to lord dunmoor and the queen's rangers are reconstituted, under the command of john graves simko i quoted, a youngs to get ahead distinguishing himself in combat and finding a powerful patron in sir henry clinton, reminding clinton of everything he does right. there are lots of letters between the two of them, and he makes a reputation for himself. he ends up commanding a mixed command of infantry, light infantry, he has a rifle company. he has a troop, he has a highland company and starts raising light dragoons so it becomes a region. it was one of the best forces in the british army. it's funny, because the 18th century was a hierarchal time. if you read officers reports on both sides in this war, when they talk about people who performed well in battle, they name only officers. simko did not respect the american revolution. he wrote diatribes to himself, imaginary dialogues, refuting all the principles of american republicanism. if you read his journal, he will talk about sergeant so-and-so and private so-and-so. he didn't care about class when it came to military merit and also promoted men fr

the young generation who are coming up and are being exploited by you know such tussocks tourism ok i want to speak to somebody who is actually an official from the tourism ministry mr hummingbird john you are the senior product development officer in the ministry you've heard what the young man has said but your minister has said that this is not true so where is the contradiction well if you say it is a sex tourism destination that's where the const contradiction is. nobody is saying there's no sex tourism in the grammar of what he called it a success stories in this nation that it looks like the whole destination is prepared you know. product development and you know market sex tourism destination which is the minister's argument ok so potato potato here it sounds to me but when you deny that this is really happening in the country don't you think you also deny people a chance to solve the problem again i insist on what i said in the beginning that there's no denial of sex tourism taking place in the country because we're seeing it what we're denying is people calling sex tourism destination so it's not potato potato it's this is the difference you need to do. the line between th