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may not be accurate from old era suggesting that her difficult life story may have hardened her up and i think that's a very polite way of putting it because she's now accused of essentially overseeing or playing along with what some british callers have already termed a genocide a preplanned deliberate genocide do you agree with that characterization i think what's happened with her here is very close to a genocide taking and it unforgivable and it should be immediately rectified and remedied where i think her she stands at the moment is that if she were to condemn it she would be immediately she would be put on a plane and then in the hopes that people have placed in her would be lost so essentially what you're saying is the myanmar government with her is still better than the myanmar government without her. i believe so because if you look to their history. it is horrific and what they have done previously and i believe her influence has been civilizing now she's a graduate of oxford where students just voted to remove her name from the junior common room where she used to study and

high school comedy franchise me shakespeare but guess what the new film is based on a moving real life story. the actor at least embarked place here is familiar a part trap and daredevil in his latest film he also shows us other sides it's awfully dark plays lenny the somewhat spoiled son of a wealthy heart specialist. david from. the board. meeting for the least. little bit and that also is new if it is rescued after that says i'm going to lenny only agrees to look after terminally ill david after his father threatens to stop supporting him small business malice of some of the his image any idea that he. might choke from yourself you can spread out. on the field. david has a bucket list. this crazy heart is based on a true story the movie has a very authentic feel and it's already a big box office hit it's a feel good movie with depth. thanks to lenny david is able to escape the doctors and examinations that dominate his final days. and lenny learns a lesson in humility from his courageous young friend. film has the power to move audiences without drifting into kitchen sentimentality it's i

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and unpack the real story of the impact of the drug war and mass incarceration on people's lives is sort of what i have dedicated my lifeo as someone who has family members in prison and somebody who has seen the human cost of mass incarceration. to tell herrisse story in a full and complete way. i was especially enraged the black lives matter and the leader of the black lives matter had been called a terrorist when i knew that these were people dedicated deeply to peace in our communities, peace for our children. i knew the impact patrisse had on my own daughter of love and peace. i wanted peoplple to see that. then't think that you get same people. i think the history of who we are neeeeds to be told and needs to be documented. that is my dedication as a writer and an organizer. amy: patrisse, i want people to meet your family the way you introduce them to us. that is really the point of this book is people speaking for themselves, your unique experiences and the difference in how you grow up in this country from other community's. can you introduce us to your mother's coming fathers, your brothers, your sister? foley

the outskirts of addis ababa in ethiopia these men shared a love of cycling as well as a similar life story they've all fled their home country at a trailer where they could have faced compulsory military service under slave conditions anyone who resists risks their life. every day they spent hours in the saddle under the professional guidance of their coach to flit at a tree or to escape being drafted into the military. i'm very proud of being the coach of the refugee cycling team. i was a professional cyclist and had technical manager of the eritrea cycling foundation . ok i'm watching the news coming to you live from london we're going to interrupt of brought doesn't take you live to davos where jim winchelsea angle of america is about to address delegates but first he's being introduced by klaus schwab the founder of the was economic forum well. and we are very happy that you have come and joined us once again at a time when things are very important for europe you know you can't discuss your without having you with us. would discuss chancellor lies. again i know that the us involved in

she transformed her life story. twenty four year old singer songwriter and song. she's the winner of twenty eight. topic sport next. don't just play. games and politics. visitors restrung. virtual freedom versus censorship. in sixty minutes on. every journey begins with the first step and every language which the first word published in. is in germany to learn german why not learn a little simple online on your mobile and free themselves for. learning course nico speak german made. official estimates more than one point two. legally and illegally. returned to. visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. that matters. hi and welcome to another edition of topic sport with me benedict it's got a great selection of goodies from the contemporary german music scene for you again today including. newcomer ellis merton come back and be able to rockabilly group them baseball's market big universe or a.

now on bbc news: as part of the life stories season, celebrating life at 117.elcome to my great—grandmother's 170th birthday, right now —— 117th birthday, right now she is taking pitcures of people who have come to see her and celebrate this big day with her. there is more than 90 years difference between me and her. she's 117 and i am just 23. i am priscilla ng'ethe. i am returning to my ancestral home in kenya to celebrate a remarkable birthday of one of the oldest people in the world. my great—grandmother, elizabeth koinange. i am here to discover the secrets of her long life, as she throws a party and reunites five generations of my family. this is kiambu, where i was born. it's about ten miles from nairobi, the capital of kenya. this fertile land has been home to the kikuyu tribe and to my family — the koinange‘s for at least six generations. today, there are hundreds of koinange‘s like me, spread around the world. i am returning from my home in london to visit a woman very close to my heart. who has never left kenya, but has cultivated a global family. we

no fun this song is about my life story about how often i've ever lived and how i've lived in many different countries and i've moved a live in times it's who. it's actually it's twelve now because i just moved again two weeks ago my home has never been down to one letter . to the people i really know. after returning to germany in her teens where he studied here at the university of popular music and music business and mom time she graduated with a bachelor's degree in pop music design did that entail learning how to become a successful musician. it's been shunned as my music should be and i do think it's possible to study this music i learned a lot about songwriting and i really developed during that time. and i think many artists lack the time to grow this university list perfect for me because i was able to try out different styles. and i was able to do jam sessions with all sorts of musicians. and sessions and. also met her band of the pop academy sometimes they still rehearse here in montana i'm. still up there is this. as always the band members give each other feedback and kind ideas

this is the latest destination in the denmark striker‘s incredible life story.aid traffickers to ta ke and her family paid traffickers to take them to england after the taliban murdered her father. take them to england after the taliban murdered herfather. they we re taliban murdered herfather. they were eventually dumped in rural denmark, where she found her love of football in a refugee centre. she signed from us champions portland and hopes to make her mark in european football. she has been speaking to joe corrie. i want to contribute, i want to score goals, i want to win trophies. i want to work hard. i have a lot of goals, i always do. i want to be pa rt goals, i always do. i want to be part of history. the club is so young. women's football. they have achieved so much. just being part of that journey and trying achieved so much. just being part of thatjourney and trying to reach even higher levels is amazing. and asi even higher levels is amazing. and as i said, i really want to do something. i want people to talk about, yeah, she did some great stuff! yo

life. and this man i knew three people sleep good reason for the story. is this the life you thought you would have moved. across france thousands of migrants a living in similar conditions all hand to mouth summer found shelter in tents along the canals and streets of paris others in the metro stations all a just looking for a place to call home in the last two years more than forty thousand migrants have set up camp metro station. and this is a boy they come it's a reception center where migrants can register to possibly start a new life in drugs every day hundreds few up outside incentives like bass and bass just simply won't cope with the demands despite a pledge that no migrants would be sleeping rough and that she thousand and seventeen president might call and has failed to keep his promise and migrants across the country see no end in sight to their suffering. altie paris still to come here on r.t. international more than twenty four people have been killed in saudi that are strikes in yemen we have all the details for you after this short break st

life. and this man i knew three people three of the stories. is this the life you thought you would have. across france thousands of migrants a living in similar conditions all hand to mouth summer found shelter in tents along the canals and streets of paris others in the metro stations all a just looking for a place to call home in the last two years more than forty thousand migrants have set up camp metro station. and this is boy they come it's a reception center where migrants can register to possibly start a new life in france every day hundreds queue up by scientists and just like base a base just simply won't cope with the demands despite a pledge that no migrants would be sleeping rough by the end of two thousand and seventeen president marc bolan has failed to keep his promise and migrants across the country see no end in sight to their suffering. r.t. paris. well still to come on the program israel is offering a stark choice to thousands of african migrants a payment to leave the country or go to jail more of that story and more after this short break. here's what people have bee

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it's the latest detination in the denmark striker‘s incredible life story.r war torn country as a child after the taliban murdererd herfather. she, along with her mother and four sisters paid traffickers to take them to england but were evenutally dumped in rural denmark. they were placed in a refugee centre but it was there that she found her love of football. i want to contribute. i want to score goals. i want to win trophies. and i want to walk out. i want to be a part of history. the club is so young. women's football. but they have achieved so much, just being pa rt have achieved so much, just being part of the journey... train to reach an even higher level, it is amusing. i really want to do something. i want people to talk about how she did great stuff! your route into football was very different. tell me about the first time you got a football. it was from my dad. we played something else with it. girls weren't allowed to do sports. my knowledge of football was very little before we went to denmark. that is when i started playing. i saw it for real.

find out which real life story clint eastwood as chosen to tell him his latest hollywood action blockbuster. that and much more on live from paris. thank you for joining us. the opposition leader has been sworn in as the kenyon alternative president in front of thousands of his supporters in nairobi. that is according to reports and despite a crackdown by kenyan police in a bid to disperse the crowd. he says he is there rightful leader. the president was reelected in october in a rerun of the vote after the first results were an old and claims of irregularities. he and his supporters clear the way for a kenyon -- a victory. let's go to our nairobi correspondents at the swearing-in ceremony. tell us what is happening or you are. -- where you are. the opposition leader get sworn in with people thrilled. there were celebrations. they have money with his face on . they were cheering and singing. they think the person they believe they won the election has been made the president. although the police and government suspended the inauguration and said it would not happen, it is finished and peopl

let me tell you the real life story of those of us who have experienced disaster in this window of 2017. many of them colleagues here from the virgin -- u.s. virgin islands. . our members from california and texas and florida. i can speak specifically to wear this government has failed. the republican president, the republican house and senate. the president came to texas. he came down to speak to those of us on the tarmac saying we will provide you everything you need. right now, in many places, there are people with no power, the houses are got, and there is no response. many of you may have heard that $5 billion was allocated in september. this republican administration has not rated rendered -- rendered that anywhere. with 51 trillion gallons of water and with people still suffering or living in tents in texas, i can say to you that this is a failed the government. this is a failed process. and in good conscience we could not help but vote for the people of this area that have suffered from hurricanes, mudslides and fire. >> are there any more questions right now? could we talk on d

restless he was one of the best dancers of the twentieth century that's love nugent's king his life story has now been turned into a ballet directed by marko gupta one of today's most fascinating choreographers. it. he rose to fame and fell hard he was a celebrated russian ballet star but plagued by self-doubt cast and his body's iron discipline the dancers soul hinged and he slid into madness. marko good uncovers the beauty behind this despair. little. talk a trial that sings about what it feels like to grow up in a small town they're back with a new album this time with private instead of political topics twelve songs twelve stories from front singer dirk for those wild life rebellion escape loneliness. twenty five years ago the musicians quit their studies to start making intelligent popular sick. their ambitions lyrics with death that took them to the top ten in germany and all the way to asia. will it work again this time around they still have poise but their sound is different rougher harder but as uncompromising as ever. next we're off to silicon tiger with the good to institute i

life. and this man i knew three people to put me through you know the story. is this the life you thought you would have to move. across france thousands of migrants and living in similar conditions all hand to mouth some have found shelter in tents along the canals and streets of paris others in the metro stations all a just looking for a place to call home in the last two years more than forty thousand migrants have set up camp at chavez metro station. and this is why they come it's a reception center where my kids can register to possibly start a new life new jobs every day hundreds queue up by citing centers like this and base just simply won't cope with the demands this. a pledge that no migrants would be sleeping rough and that she thousand and seventeen president might call and has failed to keep pace promise and my clients across the country see no end in sight to their suffering so that you can ski all to see paris and still to come here on the program ought to be accepted pailful go to prison israel is offering african migrants money to leave the coun

but let me tell you the real life stories of those of us who pathway in the united states. have experienced disaster in this window of 2017. many of the colleagues here from the virgin islands, people in the hispanic caucus in puerto rico, our members from florida, louisiana, california, and those of us from texas. i can speak specifically for where this government has failed. the republican president, the republican house, the republican senate. the republican president came to texas in particular and bent , down to speak to those of us on the tarmac and said, we will provide for you everything you need. right now, in many places in our constituencies, there are people with no power, their houses are gutted, and there is no response. many of you may have heard $5 billion was allocated in september. this republican administration has not rendered that money anywhere. we don't have $5 billion. nowhere has discussion been in the cr of disaster supplementals or moneys, which is what we are standing for. with 51 trillion gallons of water, and with people still suffering or livi

she transformed her life story into a mega hit. the be twenty four year old singer songwriter alice norton and her song . she's a winner of the twenty eighteen here it can border breakers award so we need. to i'm an expert. on the w. . a above. it's all about her submissive in the book it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives . join us from the been sponsored by distinctive instagram or. w. story topics each week on instagram. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain the different reality. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of this. side in this myself and my work at the w. civilians during such a situation escalates. th

if a measure of asian starts to sag they can revisit the life stories of austria's greatest ski racing couple malise and. he became known as the blitz from pits on his training equipment amateurs rapidly reach their limits. at an elevation of over two thousand meters the tiger best of all serves typical austrian fare plus local to run in speciality is featuring the seeds of pine tree. mainly in the summer but cones of stone pines lose their fruit in the winter so we offer it in the summer. and in winter we make our own smoked sausages. but. stone pines are everywhere even in the schnapps. the sylvan park on hawk tiger mountain is dedicated to this queen of the alps the swiss park it's specific a roman makes it the would have choice for all manner of carved sculptures and furniture making. wherever you look the trend is back to nature. no make yourself feel enough we've had a lot of inquiries from guests asking if they can already start learning natural skiing. there's a lot of demand for the new curriculum. as by its own arms that was. dreamily interesting especially as i was a child t

her life story including the fallout from the kerrigan incident is the subject of a new movie in theaters now called "i, tonya." "truth and lies: the tonya harding story" airs tonight on abc 7. i'm jessica castro, abc 7. news. >>> most tech companies likely don't expect police to raid their offices. uber perhaps is not like most companies though. according to bloomberg, the san francisco-based company has a secret tool to keep cops in the park. think of it as a panic button. uber used the button at least 2,000 times to lock down equipment in offices shielding files from police raids. uber is cautious because of sensitive information it has about customers and locations all around the world. >>> safety, not discipline, is the rule of thumb for police officers at san jose schools. the police department says it's reach add new agreement with several school districts in the city. it sets guidelines for officers on high school campuses. the police chief says school administrators are responsible for disciplining students. officers are supposed to keep students safe from intruders, develop posi

. >> reporter: the movie starring margot robbie as harding tells harding's hard luck life story. >> it was never about altering peeps perception of her or saying, she's a victim or she's a hero. it was just about showing her as a human. >> reporter: but her early life was marked by often tumultuous and allegedly abusive relationships, like with her mother. how would you describe your mom as a mother? >> not a good one. i know she probably did the best that she probably could. >> does she get any credit for that? >> oh, she gets credit. when i'm being a bitch, people will know where i got it from. >> i made you a champion. knowing you'd hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother majors. >> reporter: allison janney plays harding's mother. >> i almost wanted to cry, i felt so bad that she had experienced that kind of mother. >> you're a monster. >> spilled milk, baby. >> there was this fantastic documentary made about tonya harding when she was 15 called "sharp edges." speaking very candidly, she's very vulnerable. >> i got half credit for it, mom. >> what did you make of that phone ca