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in one nine hundred seventy nine fatima korn came to germany where she wrote several books about her experience and became a qualified interpreter. working as an interpreter she has met many women with similar experiences like nemmco who was a child when she fled somalia. has been to name call benign encodes i'm twenty years old also my lai come from somalia and i've been here in germany for five years. fadel has been like a mother to me someone who's always there for me just. not in a pistol don't have a zipper i keep telling you which country was really what i'm really. good at rest he won't listen to me anyway. the men are fallen i love vishnu the man i want a woman who's cut because if she isn't she's not a real woman. she's almost less she's unclean. she's not a real woman is not one you'd want. fatima corn arranged surgery for her to reopen the sewn up area. but numb co was still struggling both physically and psychologically. to dust in the perfume house and you had problems with the gun ecologists but i didn't remember it being this bad. as it made my stomach hurt to see you

i can say that. [ laughter and applause ] [ speaking korn ] make me some rice, ho. [ laughter ] >> jimmywhat i mean?sc >> jimmy: ane, yeah. yeah, yeah, i got it now. >> so it really is a love tt dedicated to my wife. and that was my wife's idea to name the special "you complete me, ho." >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: what was your idea? what was thether title? >> my idea was -- [ speaking korean ] >> jimmy: no, it was not. [ laughter ] >> yeah, it that was my idea, jimmy. >> jimmy: that was not -- [ speaking korean ] >> no, actually, my idea was to call it "first date" because - that wase ice house in pasadena, the club where i performed at, that was the first club my fe saw me perform, at the ice house. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, and then -- but there n warnal debate, maybe make the title a little bit more pop.wi you know a little bit more pop, and my wife was like, why not call it, "you complete me, ho"? i'm like, "got it! y to go, ho." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >>ep, yep, yep. >> jimmy: i love that you did it at the ice house. 'cause it's such a great c

we begin today's show in hanoi, vietnam, where talks between president trtrump and north korn leader kim jong-un came to an abrupt end thursday after the leaders failed to reach a denuclearization agreement. their second summit meeting fell apart over kim jong-un's demand the u.s. lift all sanctions on north korea. this is president trump speaking at a press conference. pres. trumump: i could have done deal today, but it w would not have b been a deal -- it would'e been something i would not have been happy about. michael would not have been happy about. with some pretty big options, but we just felt it was not appropriate. we really want to do it right. amy: trump said that kim had demanded sanctions be lifted in exchange for dismantling the yongbyon enrichment facility, an imimportant nortrth korean nuclr site. during a press conference trump was questioned by david sanger of "the new york times." >> can you give us a little more detail? did you get into the question of actual dismantling the complex? seem willinges he to take all of that out? pres. trump: he sure does. he would do

joining me now, danny savales, sima ire, joyce vance and david korn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. i'll start with you, david. there is a sense in which the worst decision that a lot of the folks may have made was signing on with donald trump. because in paul manafort's case, the crimes detailed in the sentencing memo don't have anything to do with the campaign. signing up with trump exposed what he had been doing for decades. i will read a little bit of it. according to the sentencing memo, manafort engaged in extensive lobbying activities in the united states on behalf of ukraine without registering for the work as required. he funnels over $11 million from overseas accounts to pay for lobbyists to engage in unregistered lobbying in the united states. in submissions in 2016 and february of 2017 he caused false and misleading statements to be made relating to the lobbying work for ukraine. he may spend life in prison because he took an unpaid job with donald trump. >> remember, he was part of the trump campaign interaction -- curious, bizarre interactions with russia that l

. >> donas, pop korn, waffles... de todo. ya sabes.s que ceden buenos, que son de buenas familias y porque han mantenido sus raÍces latinas y estamos listos para darlos en acciÓn. asÍ que con ustedes el grupo de "keep washington midle school". [sonido ambiente] [sonido ambiente] [aplausos] karla: bravo! ahora me toca a mÍ. agÁrrame esto. carlos: split no. karla: gracias, chicas. digan: " nos vemos en la nacional". ana: quÉ emociÓn. [risas] carlos: muchas gracias a todas las chicas de washington heights. siempre nos reciben con mucho cariÑo asÍ que no podemos mÁs que apoyarlos. estamos emocionados por ustedes y satcha me estÁ diciendo que ella tambiÉn ha hecho base y porras. satcha: entiendo perfectamente la emociÓn de las jóvenes porque se que entrenan muchas horas. yo era a base porque siempre fui alta y pesada pero hasta y los colores de uniforme me recordaron a mi escuela en honduras. incluso cuando levantas las manos, esa parte tiene que ir hacia adelante. cada detalle tiene que ir con mucha atenciÓn. inclusive cuando los jueces la