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i'm 31 years old in korea. i was a korean tattoo artist. korea needs to change the law about, like, you need a doctor licence. that's really bleep. i don't understand still why they're saying that. ourjob is not legal. we can't buy a house, we can't do anything with the government stuff. yeah. i have one experience that is really horrible to me. he was showing his penis. so i went to the other room and then gave him, and i went there again to him. excited or something. he said, "do you want to make a film with me?" and he said, "you're working in like a really dark, "you know, place by yourself and, like, what did "you expect?" he has proved that he got a tattoo from me, but i don't going to have a problem. and then ijust stopped having a business by myself. three years, i think. then i don't think there is a protection for the tattoo artist. south korea is, a while ago, i read an article, in an accident, and he got a fingernail tattoo on his tattoos have already become a part of our life, despite the existence of tattoo is outside of the b

because korea, we'd korea, if you want that nitro, that peta because, i mean, it's useful for people to understand the case of good yet. we have like what we're having with yeah, we have long processes. we have incentives, we even had a small international organization kito that was created to channel assistance to north korea, which was considered for 4 people. so i'm sure no good technology, civilian nuclear technology in the understanding that this. ready would appease the desire of the most korean government to. ready to go in that way and as a result of that, the i e was inspecting, and then they were there were caught red handed. so they decided to throw everything, you know, i window and, and we are what we are. so today, go back to me that the question of the d b a k has an important nuclear arsenal tested they test it 6 times. there's indications that they might be preparing another test, but actually they have an operational and relatively reliable nuclear arsenal. they have to be filed, the bodies take me so i'll get the ability to put these water hits on. i make this a nu

california answer, eastern the north and south korea to nations. technically still a tour, as relations between the neighbors deteriorates some tiny south korean islands are in the firing line. 101 east meets the islanders caught between 2 korea's announced to 0. they've been waiting all night to the beach. the co. it's the name migrants they've given to not one, but a network of cargo trains that hit through mexico up to the us border. they were free really no way to try and avoid mexican migration. despite the changes these people want to take it know as soon as possible, the train she's still coming, fit floors came up for but they would expect back. so you know, the next on the train to try and get up into the carriage is the type of people who up ahead move challenges to noise. she knows mexico or us president who doesn't want to finance. the beast goes on the target back. you're watching, i'll just hear a time to recap. those headlines is right. a full series of carried out several simultaneous explosions in the janine refugee camp in the occ

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so produced most now i think for hong cheer and hawkeye do some will catch the edge of, of south korea as well, but the air is getting cold drugs. it floods out for a couple of days at least so. so for example, go down to minus 8, may well get down to near 0 and by using and it's north of the young see we're attempting to start to drop a little bit. that's not going to be a huge push. it's already after will not particularly wellbeing as file size is hong kong. so that's the will get cooler genetic down to 0. it's not a big deep freeze. now is this now you'll notice i suspect that remove across to india where things are generally quiet. there's a change to the tenor of the feet of the weather in the know of them quite an evening. new deputy with a call to has been very pull those thunderstorms monte improved things a bit. the true economic meltdowns, administrative disasters, political divisions and now is rails invasion 11 and for survived on the toilet. the civil society, as citizens of stepped in to provide with the states has found volter, included by our electricity is dictated by

south korea and the economist. hi, june chung. as same as well. the bod, somebody tons reminds us that no country in the wilds as the industrialized, if such industrialized this and did not allow for from solve the acknowledge industrial china has been just your lies because the thought is that they've changed the philosophy. they require profile that knowledge china did that jump on after the wall industrialized because is allowed on demand the trunk filed the acknowledge solid square industrialized because it demanded products valve technology in the news. yeah. it's been bonding transfers, technology. zip not is demanding front of all the different outage. talking is demanding from the files depth knowledge, but in the continental vice versa. we are not demanding transfer all the different outage once we are calling, industrialize this, and if not for the benefit of africa, it is for the benefit of those who i industrialize today. we have many initiatives, the chinese all a so here through the belt on bridge. but is it for the benefit of africa

. >> we have seen north korea and pakistan as well as china and pakistan, china and north korea, russiaown in as important players in proliferation, helping of chatter with their nuclear programs. >> a lot of the rhetoric is really disturbing. so there is this growing sense of that submission might end up using nuclear weapons. that is terrifying. >> investments in renewable energy continue to increase, and renewables continue to dominate new energy deployment. >> adoption of the is really encouraging. >> however, it wasn't enough to slow the ongoing impacts of climate change. >> i apologize, this is just horrific. >> it is still one of those things where it is not happening quite fast enough and the urgency just isn't there and the threat is increasing. the last year was the hottest year on record. >> 2023 was 1.45 more or less 2.5 degrees fahrenheit warmer. that doesn't sound very much. it's a couple of degrees. on a given day, it is no big deal. but the planet being that much warmer has these global effects . the average projections about the end of the century sea level rise are may

determination to do it and is going to be expensive but a lot cheaper than going to war with north koreaher evil actor. in the president and i had a great conversation just like week last week about this. i think that it is time to get going on it and there is no better time than say february or march or april, and one of the so-called tax reconciliation bills. we can do this with republican votes alone. we can do it early, going to have to have budget resolutions from chairman ehrlichman and cheer him and chair as he graham but once get that then we can get started and get some money in the pipeline for the iron dome for america absolutely support president trump on this 100 percent. trey: i recently had mike gallagher on the showhouse member also marine talking about the state of our navy and we need more ships to that in the works. in the best way to avoid war with china's for us to be as strong as possible. do you view our navy sitting as the chair of armed services. >> what we need 350 ships this is not something that i pulled out of the year but this is considered judgment of the a

. >> that's what happened less than two years ago on this asiana air flight en route to south korea, a man opened the emergency door of the plane just before landing. >> people are cramming onto these airplanes and not always behaving well, especially after they've had a few in-flight drinks. the common theme through all of this is you have a system which puts people on edge. >> a few weeks ago, a similar incident took place on a jetblue plane taxiing at boston's logan airport. a passenger opened an aircraft door, deploying the emergency slide. >> the air travel system in the u.s. is really bursting at the seams. it's being incredibly taxed. the sunday after this past thanksgiving, there were 3 million people on commercial flights in the u.s. in one day. we're talking about the population of los angeles, of people flying. >> pilot error has led to a number of well-known crashes. in 1994, pilots on china airlines flight 140 attempted to pitch the plane down while the autopilot was pitching the aircraft up. the plane crashed, killing 264 people on board. in 2001, american airlines flig

to fight ukrainian drones, and also the suggestion that their presence here is about helping north korea prepare for war. it's a remarkable insight, but also a reminder of how this biggest land war in europe since the 40s is becoming more global, but also a glimpse of the fear they live under, how they inform on each other. notes from an officer writing a critique of his fellow soldiers. >> to. sara ganim john berman nayib bukele to. >> ukrainians filmed themselves taking dna samples from the dead, which they say prove these were korean. ukraine says up to a third of the 12,000 here are already dead or injured, and more are coming 12 rifle and backpack russia gave the north koreans they are overladen with ammo, he says, but sometimes no body armor or warm clothes and minimal water. >> north korea. just told us. to no. shawna slarb. >> tim burchett. this thermal drone video shows that speed of attack below a seven ukrainians in a trench facing 130 north koreans above who race at them and then try to flank them. many died here, but they seemed to be learning. >> or. >> good morning everyon

we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, it's hard to survive in korea as a tattoo artist

. >> korea or russia. quote, general. milley received a. preemptive pardon from president biden, a pardon that. >> means. >> quote, general milley cannot be. >> court martialed. >> but a finding against him could lead to a decision to reduce his rank, even in retirement. in plain english. reduce his rank means potentially taking. away one of general milley's four stars. >> stars he. >> earned for. extraordinary bravery on the battlefield. >> and in. >> the theater of. >> war, leading our. brave men and. women in uniform. >> the details. >> matter here. >> this is just some of what four star. general mark milley did to earn those four stars. there's his extensive background of combat experience in egypt, panama, haiti, bosnia, iraq, afghanistan, somalia and colombia. there's general milley's long list of awards and honors from the army's distinguished service medal to the legion of merit, the national defense service medal, the afghanistan campaign medal, the global war on terrorism service medal. there are too many to actually list here, an

in a statement released by north korea state provocation. to reach out to north korean leader kimjongthe government announced a crackdown on people who use the technology to generate to make it illegal to possess, make or distribute ai tools designed to create child sexual abuse material. police say four people who died when a vehicle crashed the university of essex. essex university has paid tribute to the students, touched the lives of many. in the yorkshire dales more than twenty years ago has been arrested on suspicion of her murder. in thailand — was detained by police after he returned to the uk. you're live with bbc news. authorities said parts of the state in 24 hours. a city of around 200,000 people, have been told to evacuate their homes. been like so far. weather and maybe bushfires but we also get a lot of rain especially at this time of year here in the tropics. rain is not surprising itself, it is the volume of it. worth of rain in three days. some pockets have had 1.5 metres of rain over risen and many people seeing their homes being evacuated. it is panning out to be a

the thousands calling the freshman wrestler, instead of russia, show us that our mission in north korea february of the story, news to hear from the corner of last year or so. again, with all i gotta do, i should just show not just the the show about what that so she near 45 that's to spend if i she yes, yes, the just one resident in suite from pretty well should open became a prisoner in the us at each account $1.00 and $2.00 died. some line of course, like it for friday. sure. yes. very diverse was accompanied by a high temperature table. delirious and burning with fever. were in agony. dying. obsessed with nothing to think. this is all, it's a floor or to pretty much assessed. it goes, but the more we need to to explain what did you need to write that piece is true. you can use these to any within, you know, any of that this machine we put in that quick words which is different via that piece of it just said, you know, we piece prisoners weren't allowed to light files to keep warm matches. food and warm clothing were confiscated to the camp entrance of a gone. tell us all around the

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the 17th the us addresses won't blaine's systematically dispersed over korea on 2 positions and in the rear large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects. on january, the 28th, southeast of ancient enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on my way to see new stuff here, i need it because the that i was trying to think about jean at, i'm with the port. how does that i'm with you, please was still in the company and you can find you in the village square. it was in north south. that's kind of a city bushel college to know. no one should have which is do you need from us? you need just the seduce, the digits and scrubs for, for the new f as is coming in from the homes you might on. if someone cisco most optimal from the originally quoted this for them to complete this in winter time. the gentleman journalist on this road, this started for districts history and the experiments carried out by its specialist in guatemala, having us, uh, d, i a newborn, an annual board inventory for this, behind of understaffed

challenge to use, like able to say the pod really grains the system of really competent people, visa korea, people who know how to do, you know, evaluation. these are people to know how to do. let's say nutrition. so that is what would be lost, but i think that is not only one side of the ledger, even on the other side, i think that united states will lose delivered just to give you an example. they also get countries of the you in general assembly, i almost got the older men, but states united states a new p and countries already lots of that through development aid. now to hear many, terry and aid they lose that if china comes to africa, you know to many, terry and i call me t a day african union and say, look, we'll step into these extent that wouldn't really begin giving them much stronger. foretold of on the african continent. well, for instance, joe biden doing, he's lost last time, few weeks before he left. he visited gall up. the reason why it didn't go on was the united states. he's trying to build a railway lot that we call the people triangle that come with that joins the democr

this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say a conferences are, do people have less stress because it won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream, explores the key issues of our times, one 0 to 0. we know what's happening in our region. we know have to get for places that others tend on fear god buys and put a youth on purpose. as far as the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. o g 0 goose. beneath the waves with a team of women determined to say that all friends share the same responsibility with me to do something to the point back to the main thing on using a variety of scientific techniques. to study that behavior, we can monitor them for their vocal photos and behavior. we're able to help their new environment. when they mix science dolphins sanctuary on al jazeera of the sun rises really into the history was written and the nature became the or yes, here the be students and it

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that's going to make its way towards the fall south of south korea, and it'll push its way into southern parts of japan. issue in particular, could see maybe 50 or 60 millimeters of right over the course of the weekend by way . but still in place making his wife or the race was as we go through sunday, cooler talking and behind the talk you have it around 5 degrees celsius. that's gonna be cold enough for a little bit of sleep and snow i want to to spell. so russia shy was name wanting to southern areas of china, hold on pots should be launching dry smell to dry across much of the, i mean the china region is going to be losey, settle, see if other heavy showers, though, coming into web bonia, central, the southern parts of the philippines, sing some larvae, showers, and the usual scattering of showers. it cost much of indonesia, but united to the west. it is generally dry across the mount. try them life financial that allows you try to request a good part of india. wisdom disturbance could bring significant smartphone to to know them focused on the western side of the himalayas. too much

this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say a conferences are, do people have low stress? because it won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing them front of climate change with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream, explores the key issues of our times on. i'll just hear a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible, no matter how much they know about a given chrisy. so issue the smell of that is all over power. as long as you say we're correspondence, that's what we strive to do. the of the ones that are of any age good to have you with us. this is the news, our life from the coming up in the program today. the joy mixed with grief, policy and prisoners freed from is really jails, speak of the holistic conditions they enjoyed. and now many returning to gaza or finding their loved ones were killed in their homes, reduced to rubble. that's on, you know.

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this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry. opening up the conversations. would you say a conferences are, do people have less stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh perspectives from lesser heard voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times on i'll just sierra this is took a, took a, a is the 1st country to develop a national, sustainable tourism program in collaboration with the global, sustainable tourism cubs. village life here retains its job. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the table. hundreds of excavations and restoration works. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things come and discover the net, the historical and cultural beauties the carry, johnston, j. o, how the top stories now and i'll just here that been reunions across garza and occupied westbank off the 183 palestinian prisoners were released from this very child. they were freed in a foreign exchange. the sponsors affect any 2 weeks ago. some of the prisoners

the north and south korea to nations. technically still a tour, as relations between the neighbors deteriorates some tiny south korean islands are in the firing line. 11 east meets the islanders costs between 2 careers announced a 0 the showcase of the best document free films from across the network. on al jazeera, the the welcome back to watching, i'll just say around the time to recap, the headlines is why the forces have carried out several single tedious explosions in the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank. 20 homes have been destroyed in the attack, as well as measuring cushion into geneva is continuing for a 2nd week. now. 46 sick and injured palestinians have been allowed to leave gauze that through that off crossing. they'll be receiving treatment abroad. it's the 2nd day since the crossing reopen officer, it was destroyed and it's really offensive in may. so nissan, he says it's taking control of several towns sees by the time a true rapid support services in the east central gives the the state on fac

the thousands calling the trust of wrestler, instead of russia, shows that are on your side in north korea, february of the story. you started the pool, the corner of last year or so. again, what are the do i gotta do, i should be in the car and i also show about what that so she near 45 that you spend you cuz she yes, yes. the just one resident in suite from pre walsh and open became a prisoner in the us that each account $1.00 and $2.00 died. some lawyers conflicting it properly? sure. yes. history. the size was accompanied by a high temperature, beeble, delirious and burning with fever, were in agony. dying of thirst, but with nothing to drink at the but it's so it's a floor all depends. if much assessed it goes but the 2013 explorer. what did you need to write that piece is true for new things to any with the new do any of this machine for just that quick words which is different via the q 50. it just said you in the loop. us prisoners weren't allowed to light files to keep warm matches. food and warm clothing were confiscated to the camp entrance of a gone. tell us all around the camp

is that korea zabeda? he was set free on thursday during the 3rd a prisoner swamp. he was jailed in 2019 as israel found him guilty of involvement and terror attacks that killed civilians. several of his family members died at the hands of the idea for all he was behind the bars. mister has a baby has demanded accountability from israel, western and backers had even though my life without freedom has no value. no meaning the world to grow up to me of my freedom, especially britain, fronts and america which took away my freedom and the freedom of my children must restore my freedom. they are the ones who should think about the mistake, not me. they are the ones who wronged us and they must reflect on their mistake, incorrect, the rooms against me and my children. of some badly wounded palestinian civilians are forced to seek treatment outside at gaza. the enclave devastated health care system is unable to provide them with live saving care. the world house. other innovation says 34 children and 3 adults along with 39 companions crossed into a neighboring egypt on sat

urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or north and south korea to nations. technically still a tour, as relations between the neighbors deteriorates some tiny south korean islands are in the firing line. $11.00 east meets the islanders costs between $2.00 careers on out to 0. the colleges with other streets of ivory coast there is rising into french sentiments. at our local market just means local echoes. the feeling of many i 40 is about the presence of french forces in their country. we know there behind many problems in africa. we africans don't want to live in constant conflict impressed in what accesses country want to a site itself. and that it's military has come of age, like in other countries. and that's how friends of business been 1st sites. yeah, in ivory coast, at least for now. i know there's also believe that the country will continue to rely on french expertise, english all the time, to keep them energy, hardware operation. much of the dispute between phones and it's for my companies in africa, is it can only, and it's failure to

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the time to your home, sure, it'll catch bits of south korea, probably judge you're on as well. so this is a scenario mass. the air is really quite cold. this is a high temperature, and so a minus 6, possibly cold, that it's cold in most to china. to the sun, it should be out by the end to choose davis 2017. you'll notice in hong kong this is probably going to be the coldest day. and so minus 6, the amount of say we have use 3 so well above that it study will impact as the wind drops are both her and we get to thursday. so i didn't do it the night and it is cold nights. but notice cause it was an old indian play that for places is persistently foggy. and you know, the problem with winter pollution in new delhi and the whole for example, well, they are slightly improved when this sort of thing happens. first of the days get longer. secondly, a line of storms tends to def, i often cold, restless. this difference is going to come from the west, usually from work that stuff through normal type stuff and then control for us to india. but it has the advantage shift sometimes improve i

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someone told them they'd american, north korea iran, but she told me, you know, anybody didn't there in the health of se, control having capacity for does that, adams up or reduction? yeah. yeah. i don't even know what to say about that. i know to say, i mean, that is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to this propagandized she's, we're definitely making the adam's apple reduction operation flow of you. or what is it a surprise to oregon this, that you know, the german chancellor a little off. schultz. you know, the dynamo of democracy and common sense that is also diluted. and he must have gone to the university. and one of those kind of places where they're not teaching in history, that's for sure, because all us decided to think united states for freeing his country and making it a democracy again. yeah, that's correct. it was the united states that, you know, freed germany from the yoke of naziism. forget the fact that the nazis and you know, high level awesome joining the army and went overseas and killed lots of people. me know, we know last week about what was happening as

this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say these conferences are? do people have less stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh perspectives from lesser heard voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times on out to 0. what will shape siri as future? it's new presidents has promised to unify the country in his 1st speech to the nation consists of a form of government that reflects the serious diversity. but after more than a decade of civil war, hope challenging is the road ahead. this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm several then. yay middle sure are is there is new president and we're getting hints of what his government might look like. he has promised a temporary legislative council will pass laws for the time being. and that it will be inclusive of serious various groups, infections. the international community is applying pressure to make sure he keeps his promises, but can sure uh, bring h

if somebody help us, please, somebody help americans that someone told them they'd american, north korea run by, you know, anybody stayed in there and help ease of se, control having capacity for does that adams up or reduction? yeah. yeah. i don't even know what to say about that. i know to say, i mean that is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to this propagandized shies and we're definitely making them. and it was apple reduction operation flow of. yeah. what is it a surprise or done this that you know, the german chancellor a little off. schultz. you know the dynamo of democracy and common sense that is also diluted. he must have gone to the university in one of those kind of places where they're not teaching in history. that's for sure. because all us decided to think of the united states for freeing his country and making it a democracy again. yeah, that's correct. it was the united states that, you know, freed germany from the yoke of naziism. forget the fact that the nazis, you know, high level joined the army and went overseas and killed lots of people. me know, we know last

ice atlanta arrested a citizen of south korea who has been convicted of nine counts of possession or control of material depicting minors in sexually explicit conduct. january 20 eighth, i's new york arrested a mexican national previously charged by new york for attempted murder and possession of a weapon and assault. january 28, i's philadelphia arrested a citizen of mexico convicted of possession of child pornography. our message is simple. if you are a criminal illegal alien, you will be arrested and deported. on another important matter, the national report card was released this week and the news is not good, u.s. students had record low reading comprehension scores last year. it is national school choice week and as part of the president's commitment to education, he just left a round table in the roosevelt room focused on this issue with leaders from across the country. the national report card showed 70% of eighth graders were below proficient in reading, 40% of fourth-graders didn't even meet basic reading levels. completely unacceptable to the president. he continues to tak

released from gaza and a total of $183.00 palestinian set free on saturday. ortiz, middle east bureau to korea, for an ocean now has the detail develops very fast and smooth during some of these exchange, just an hour after we is really hostages. we're free investors with the release palestinian prisoners started moving from all for present the all these really military jail in the occupied west bank that served as a sort of gathering point for all day set to be freed. and the basses quickly arrived here to downtown remodeler police times t c. to where massive crowds have welcomed them. families, of course, angrily anticipating the return of their loved ones and friends, but also ordinary runs in palestinian space. it is a moment of formation for the entire nation. their hair haze paused with a motion to make some happiness, enjoy a 4th for freedom, but also pain and sorrow for over 47000 gases was killed in 15 months or more with question in everyone's mind being why the deal was not struck earlier months early to avoid casualties, it's a weekend in a row of hostage present or exchanges betwe

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china, iran, north korea and. yeah. great, great question.so a little bit of definition that's required. the the cartels are not an insurgency. the cartels do not want to govern mexico. what the cartels to do is to keep the government out of their business. okay. through fear, through through whatever tactics they need. but do they want to take over mayoral positions they want to become. no, that's not what they do. you know, if you go back under the clinton administration, the united states worked very closely with the with colombia during plan colombia, they were dealing with the farc, which acted like a terrorist organization, but they were actually insurgency. they were a political party. they wanted to govern colombia. we're not dealing with that with mexico. now, with respect to china, we've seen a 20 500% increase of chinese nationals coming into the united states. we just heard the director of the fbi reiterate in exit interview the other night on 60 minutes that he believes i agree with this, that china, the gravest threat to the uni

seeing a growing level of military and economic cooperation between russia, china, iran and north korea. while these partnerships appear more opportunistic than a new security paradigm, we cannot discount the level of technological exchange or the possibility of nuclear sharing. in this environment, the u.s. nuclear deterrent is more important than ever as both the cornerstone of national defense and as a source of assurance for our allies. we need to continue to deliver on our modernized weapons will touch on more in a few minutes, on time and at pace to keep america safe and secure. i want to start with focusing on strategic determines. you heard dj talk about that as well. i'm going to elaborate further. it does encompass our nuclear stockpile, our nuclear nonproliferation programs and propulsion. all three programs are required to sustain our national security. let me start with the nuclear stockpile. we have seven simultaneous stockpile modernization programs at different stages of execution. the program of record includes the b 61 -- while we celibate at the last production unit,

those boys have been there in korea. this is our closest ally.ore cars to canada than any other country. going after canada putting in import tariff will not do us. >> short-term ideological satisfactions do not outweigh the long-term sort of negative consequences. >> we will see where it goes. great political panel. thank you for being here. >> new details emerging from the fatal plane crash in washington on wednesday. what we are learning coming up next. this is wh at's keeping my baby girl alive. [music playing] narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids need now and in the future. speaker: cancer makes me feel angry, like not in the feel on the outside, just the inside. i'm angry at it. speaker: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. [music playing] narrator: 1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive. sp