if you are a love island co nte sta nt to.e a love island contestant and you go back, there's nobody else was gone to that experience and can say, this is what it is like and what it help with me. so people are cut adrift when they leave reality tv shows. there's a big chance as well as being very important in terms of how we cover family breakdown, but this could change how reality tv operates in this country forever. take us through the front page and president trump talking about how many enemies he wants it once. is already in a trade standoff with the people's republic of china and he has been making noises about his desire to rebalance making noises about his desire to re balance the making noises about his desire to rebalance the terms of global trade in the us with the eu and japan. in most trade deals, the us is a huge global hegemon that can, but with these nations, it can't set them in these nations, it can't set them in the same way. he has tears being slapped on exports on both sides of china and it feels unlikely

and in the top group are channel 5 — celebrity big brother, love island, even the x—factor. are they, largely? why do you think you get so many complaints? i think celebrity big brother last year was our second—biggest. i think we had about 27,000 complaints. and it's a mix of fair treatment of participants in the programme, and it's... normally, there will be one sort of interchange or relationship issue which can then spark lots of complaints. and all these complaints, have they not rung the alarm bells with you? so, yes. we've been particularly concerned about what's then happened to participants after the programmes. so, as well as the most recent tragedy with steve dymond, alarm bells were particularly rung with the two suicides — love island — some months after the broadcast. sharon white explained the current guidance to protect the under—18s who appear on television. so there are three core parts. so, before filming, a broadcaster's got to make sure that they've done family checks — you know, the social family background. there's a sort of risk assessment of the emot

where some other shows like love island and other big reality shows, you might argue people want to goings about thejeremy they might develop a platform. but one of things about the jeremy kyle show i don't particularly want to be involved in is that it's a very relatively short period of time they appear on the show and i cannot see any potential benefit for them. although i do know the show makers have said they do offer some therapy and addiction services to some of the contributors. but people are obviously queueing up to go on the programme, there doesn't seem to be a shortage of participants?m programme, there doesn't seem to be a shortage of participants? it is a popular show and it has been on tv for a number of years. what we have to understand is that as an appetite for both the people to go on such a show but also for people to watch the show, otherwise it wouldn't be so popular. what we need to be thinking about is how can we make sure that people who might otherwise be quite vulnerable, are safeguarded in terms of their involvement and their life situations don't suffer an

itv says love island contestants will be given mandatory therapy sessions as part of their enhanced dutyrt in thejeremy kyle show, as well as two of love island's former contestants. now islanders will have more detailed discussions about the potential impact of the programme on their lives and bespoke training on social media and financial management. now on bbc news: sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: fifa confirm the next world cup in qatar won't be expanded to 48 teams. they left it late, but holders kashima antlers squeeze through to the last 16 of the asian champions league. and australia's caleb ewan claims a second win at this year's giro d'italia, taking stage 11 in a frenetic finish. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that plans to expand the 2022 world cup to 48 teams have been abandoned by fifa, after a thorough and comprehensive consultation process. fifa president gianni infantino said last year the expansion from 32 teams could be brought forward from 2026 to the 2022 tournamen

last year, love island contestant sophie gradon took her own life.w contestant mike thalassitis was found dead in a park. his inquest is due injune. and just last week, thejeremy kyle show was cancelled after one of its guests died shortly after filming. mps have now launched an enquiry into reality tv. successful reality stars get free clothes, get to travel the world and are paid millionsjust for being themselves. so it's no wonder so many people, particularly young people, are attracted to the idea. we've been told by those in the industry that the quality of psychological support and after—care can vary greatly. in some cases it's said to be nothing more than a box ticking exercise. a quick phone call and that's it. casey. come on then. my name isjess impiazzi. you may have seen me on shows like ex on the beach and celebrity big brother. casey, come, come. come on then. jess always wanted to act. she even went to a prestigious drama school, but, at 17, her mum went blind and jess gave up her acting dream to become her carer. no, no, you listen. a

touch with love island co ntesta nts would be in touch with love island contestants longer than previouslyter—care. they say when someone appears on the show they are not just abandoned. a psychotherapist will help them afterwards. thank you. bbc newsroom live is coming up next. thank you for your company today. have a good day. hello, good morning, you may have noticed outside we did not have much cloud. a lot of sunshine across the uk. this is the latest image. we have some cloud across scotland and northern ireland, making the sunshine hazy, but as we go through the day, there will not be a great deal of change. we will keep the blue skies and temperatures will continue to rise and it will be warmer than yesterday. the highest temperature is likely to be across northern scotland, up to 20. widely, temperatures in the mid to high teens. cooler around the coasts of east anglia and south—east england. this evening and tonight we keep the clear skies. they could be mist and fog patches forming. it will turn colder especially across eastern areas. elsewhere, temperatures staying up to 5—7. t

someone going on the show was maybe someone going on the show was maybe some other shows such as love islandause they want to develop have a message. 0ne they want to develop have a message. one of the things about the jeremy kyle that i don't want to be involved in is that it's a relatively short period of time they appear on the show and a chance potential benefit for them although ido potential benefit for them although i do know the show makers have said they offer some therapy and addiction services to some of the contributors. but people are obviously queueing up to go on the programme. that doesn't seem to be a shortage of participants on the jeremy kylejeremy show. shortage of participants on the jeremy kyle jeremy show. and it has been a popular show and on tv for a number of years. there is obviously an appetite both the people to go in such a show but the people to watch the show, otherwise it wouldn't be so popular. what we need to be thinking about is how can we make sure that people who might otherwise be quite vulnerable are safeguarded in terms of their involvement in that th

love island, two co ntesta nts viewers.ly vulnerable would be in touch with psychotherapists and counsellors for longer than previously. thank you very much. the inquest into the london bridge terror attacks two years ago, has been hearing about the death of the youngest of the eight people who died, sara zelenak, who was 21 from australia. a witness who saw what happened said he also saw bystanders throwing objects at the three attackers, forcing them to run away. 0njune 3rd, 2017 australian open here sara zelenak went out for a drink with herfriend, priscilla gonzales. she never made it home, becoming one of eight people to be killed in the london bridge attack. her mother and stepfather have come from australia for her inquest to hear how their daughter‘s trip ended in tragedy. the attackers had already fatally injured two people in london bridge, and crashed their van into railings. that is terrorists. filming with his phone eric had quickly realised this was a deliberate attack. today he was in court to describe what h

love island is a hugely popular had in this country, and two of its participants also took their ownk into whether there should be a duty of care for adults. it is a huge emerging field and people are thinking maybe he should go back to putting fiction on screen rather than people parading their innermost grief and anxiety. stay with us on outside source — still to come. a chance for vital supplies to reach yemen and its people on the edge of starvation as houthi rebels strike a deal to pull out of three key ports. the inquest into the london bridge attack in 2017 has heard that the only british victim was helping a woman who had fallen over in the panic when he was stabbed to death. the last heroic actions ofjames mcmullan, aged 32, were captured on cctv. the australian au—pair he was trying to help, 21—year—old sara zelenak, was also fatally stabbed. in total, eight people were killed and 48 were injured in the attack. the attackers were later shot dead by armed police. from the old bailey, here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. the young entrepreneur who extraordin

in the past 12 months, two of love island's former contestants took their own lives, although both casesing on the show. fans of thejeremy kyle show would say canning it is an overreaction. we'll go break, back in a minute, calm down. but the break now will be a permanent one. jon donnison, bbc news. our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, is at itv‘s headquarters in central london. this show, it's been important to itv but my bottom line for many yea rs itv but my bottom line for many years and it seems scrapping the show was inevitable after what has happened but there are still big questions to answer. what happens next? as you say, that is still a lot to find out about the particular circumstances of this case. itv‘s investigation is still under way. an inquest is expected to be open only next few days which should get everybody, most importantly at the family, more idea of what went on, what steve dymond's state of mind was. it is important to register that we don't have the full facts in front of us. that said, even if itv and the jeremy front of us. that said, even if itv an

next month, itv‘s love island is back on screens.ibutors have taken their own life, albeit two years after appearing on the show. for itv, days of damaging front—page headlines were taking a toll. disappointing jeremy kyle's vast legion of fans was a price worth paying to end that. amol rajan reporting there. the inquest into the london bridge terror attacks in 2017 has heard that the only british victim was helping a woman who'd fallen in the panic when they were both stabbed to death. james mcmullan's last heroic actions were captured on cctv. from the old bailey, here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. james mcmullan, the young entrepreneur who, extraordinarily, was the only british person killed in the attack on london bridge. he'd been in the barrowboy and banker pub with friends, watching the champions league final. after the match, he went out for a cigarette and the bouncers wouldn't let him back in, so he got out his mobile to arrange the next stage of the evening. the last cctv image ofjames mcmullan shows hi

i tv‘s love island is back on air in june.utors have taken their own life, albeit two years after appearing on the show. itv insisted today ‘s decision had nothing to do with protecting other key brands. they and jeremy kyle declined to be interviewed. the inquest into the london bridge terror attack in 2017 has heard that the only british victim was helping a woman who had fallen over in the panic when he and sara zelenak were stabbed to death. james mcmullan's last heroic actions were captured on cctv. from the old bailey, here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. james mcmullan, the young entrepreneur who, extraordinarily, was the only british person killed in the attack on london bridge. he'd been in the barrowboy and banker pub with friends, watching the champions league final. after the match, he went out for a cigarette and the bouncers wouldn't let him back in, so he got out his mobile to arrange the next stage of the evening. the last cctv image of james mcmullan shows him standing here, apparently on th

next month, itv‘s love island is back on screens.former contributors have taken their own life, albeit two years after appearing on the show. for itv, days of damaging front—page headlines were taking a toll. disappointing jeremy kyle's vast legion of fans was a price worth paying to end that. amol, this was a huge programme for itv and it is now facing a massive hole in the schedule and investigation so what now? as an advertising broadcaster, or advertising broadcaster, or advertising funded broadcaster in the age of streaming which does not have the privilege of a licence fee behind it, ifaces huge structural challenges. they have tried to reinvent the schedule and have had notable successes —— itv faces. jeremy kyle was always an editorial anomaly because its tone was very different to the rest of the schedule. i think they have dropped it partly to contain some of the damage, partly to stop these headlines from infecting other big programmes and partly because they don't think the tone is very 2019. i don't think the tone is ver

in the past 12 months to of love island's former contestants took their own lives although both cases the show. fans of thejeremy kyle show would say coming it is an overreaction. we will break back in a minute, calm down. but the break now will be a permanent one. jon donnison, bbc news. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is here. this is a big blow for itv. yes, it is and it is important to emphasise this isn't the end of the story. we still don't know all the facts of itv's still don't know all the facts of itv‘s investigation and it is still going on into what happened. the inquest which we expect to open in the next few days will still hope to establish more facts about exactly what happened in this case. but even if itv have been cleared both by its own investigation and by the inquest, such as spotlight has been shone on thejeremy kyle show over the last day in the eyes of politicians and so many members of the public, there is a real genuine feeling that it has many fans and although itv said they took huge amounts of care over the mental well—being of the people appe

i know for example, the production company behind love island have said they are going to put in place't always want to let producers know if they are struggling so one of the changes that i tried to make through my company is to say we will give our direct contact details to previous show contributors so they don't have to tell the producers and they are not worried that a producer might think they shouldn't go onto another show, for example. you know what television is like. it's often there that —— there is that thing on tv they have been brilliant even if they have been brilliant even if they haven't been because sometimes even its to the detriment of the contributor, it can still make good television. is that why you didn't wa nt to television. is that why you didn't want to work on a programme like jeremy kyle show? no, no concerns about the show are quite different. everybody thinks the same care as needed across the board in tv. but it depends on what you will go through as a contributor. 0ne you will go through as a contributor. one of the things about this format is that it i

whereas some other shows like love island or other reality shows, you might argue people might want top a platform or they have a message. one of the things about the jeremy kyle show that i don't particularly wa nt jeremy kyle show that i don't particularly want to be involved in is, it is a very relatively short period of time they appear on the show and i cannot see any potential benefit for them. welcome back, this is outside source. markets in the united states have fallen sharply after china announced tariffs on $60 billion worth of american imports. some of the other stories we are monitoring in the bbc newsroom... the chief prosecutor in sedan has said the former president alma al bashir has been charged over the killing of protesters. dozens of people have been shot dead by the security forces during anti—government protests which began in december. bbc arabic is following that story. sri lanka has imposed a nationwide overnight curfew following anti—muslim violence across several districts near colombo. the muslim majority areas of north—western province, crowds of people att

dr alex from love island fame will be with us later — he's helping students learn how to cope with examinal line of duty episode — we'll talk to actor maya sondhi, aka pc maneet bindra, about why this series has been such a hit. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. it's now known that 41 people were killed when a russian passenger plane caught fire during an emergency landing at sheremetyevo airport in moscow. dramatic images show passengers using emergency exit slides to escape the burning aircraft. the aeroflot flight had been heading for murmansk with 78 people on board shortly before the distress call was made. president putin has ordered a full investigation. police hunting a fugitive over the abduction and rapes of three women in and around london, have arrested a man after the abduction of two other women in cheshire. following a car chase and police searches overnight, it's believed thatjoseph mccann was arrested in the early hours of this morning after he was found up a tree on a rural lane near congleton. swift action is needed to prevent the l

have been improvements in the care of these guests appearing on this type of show, if you look at love islandng the jeremy kyle at this latest incident involving thejeremy kyle show, is it a time to ta ke thejeremy kyle show, is it a time to take a step back and ask whether this type of show should be on air at all? i think it is a time to put some recommendations, even regulations, in place. ithink some recommendations, even regulations, in place. i think the thing to understand is that there is no obligation to psych assess anybody over the age of 18 for any show. so the people that do it to do because they want to do it and care about the welfare of their participants. so on the one hand, some are extraordinarily robust and on the other, people don't bother to do it at all or do it in a flimsy and shallow way. so rather than get rid of reality tv shows, what i think we need to do is implement a recognisable industry standard appropriate for each genre and type of show, whether it is live or pre—recorded, or whatever it is, that make sure every individual has an effective psych assessment b

itv‘s love island is back on air injune.utors have taken their own life, albeit two years after appearing on the show. itv insisted today's decision had nothing to do with protecting other key brands. they, and jeremy kyle, declined to be interviewed. amol rajan, bbc news. let's speak now to charles walker mp, a member of the all—party parliamentary group on suicide and self—harm prevention. hejoins us from our westminster studio. thank you forjoining us this evening. you have been calling for thejeremy evening. you have been calling for the jeremy kyle evening. you have been calling for thejeremy kyle show evening. you have been calling for the jeremy kyle show to evening. you have been calling for thejeremy kyle show to be asked and now it is, we also have a parliamentary committee which is going to be looking into the duty of care, and also into the question of whether participants are pressed to exhibit more extreme forms of behaviour, given all of that are you satisfied and is it enough? yesterday i said they would ask

. —— people in love island.enefit to them. so it's about your experience. what i think is really important to say, even as a practitioner, myjob is to care about the well—being of participants who go into shows. it's as simple as that. i want you to think very clearly before you ever take part in atv clearly before you ever take part in a tv show. documentary, reality tv or anything. it's a a tv show. documentary, reality tv oranything. it's a big a tv show. documentary, reality tv or anything. it's a big ask. however, ofcom want people to have autonomy of choice. if you're under 18 it's different. but if you're over 18, we have to accept that whither you and i think that going ona whither you and i think that going on a show is the right thing to do, isa on a show is the right thing to do, is a personal experience, people still have a right to do that. so the bigger question is, what are we saying about democratic option of people partaking in television shows? whether we agree with them doing it, as far as bei

i was born in manhattan and grew up on long island. i love your state. i lived most of my life across the river. >> sinclair. hopefully you will do it for the country. sen. booker: thank you. hi. >> quick question. nice to meet you. sen. booker: nice to meet you too. i will do the selfie. i have pretty good skills. >> i hear you are really good at it. thank you so much for your record on supporting women. last week we were all freaking out. just wondering as president what could you do to keep women's choice to them that you couldn't do in the senate? sen. booker: one of the things we have to do is make roe v. wade more of the law the land, passed legislation on it. remember georgia did this by , suppressing a lot of votes. most georgians, 70% don't agree with this bill. a lot of anti-democratic things are happening. we need to make sure we are fighting. lawswomen vote, walls -- like this do not get past. to affirm voting rights, solidify and codified a woman's right to control her own body and push back. >> thank you very much. appreciate you and thank

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left with some spotty to isolated showers appearing on storm tracker for right now live shot of love island peering out there a touch. bay area temperatures in the lower to middle 50's >>good morning. we're back on kron 4 news weekend. when you say the sneak peek outside from the embarcadero camera this morning a blustery conditions continue. many spots around the bay area days for us here with the forecast and the sun is trying to peer through a little bit as well so we're getting a little bit of today. the heavy stuff is pretty much passed despite, here's the spotty scattered isolated stuff that's pretty much going to be hallmarks of the rest of the day. good news is you can dodge a raindrop or so because if you're getting a patch of rain wait about 10 minutes and it will change as they say in some parts of the country. there you see the heavier stuff off to open right now what's left of the spotty showers and up to the north a little bit as well as down the peninsula. now that's the real heavy stuff that we had all this morning. this mass of rain type of program. we're not going to see t

x—factor, the apprentice and love island all pull in the viewing figures, but will they soon have tokyle show‘. itv has since cancelled the programme. we've been speaking to two contributors about their experience. they were telling me it was just going to be a funny reunion, you haven't seen your dad for 10 years andi haven't seen your dad for 10 years and i said, "yeah." i believe that's where my character assassination started. he absolutely tore into me. i was there for my reason, my personal goals. i got what i needed but it wasn't always fully helped by the show as promised. the cameras go off, "thank you very much, there is your taxi." send you on your way. you might get an out of the blue phone call from one of the producers but normally it is to try to get you back. we're joined now by entertainment journalist, caroline frost. itv had to really drop this, didn't they? yes, i think so, now that the media, and the mps are looking at this. because this was the most serious of its kind and perhaps cynics would sayjeremy kyle has had a long, good run, they would get such press if

i love that shot. angel islands, that's beautiful out there. kind of man made, right? i remember my dad telling me stories going out to the world's fair. >> my dad went to that too. i think the world's fair, that's the islands, they built it essentially for the world fair. >> yes, that's right. >> i think it was there for years. they go a lot. this was in the 40s, '30s. city week ahead. cooler toward the weekend. i'll get more specific next time i see you. >> new detail tonight on a story we told you about yesterday a.mother from oakland said she started a gofundme page to raise money for her 15- year-old son to join an elite basketball camp. he's an honor roll student and says the basketball keeps him away from trouble. the gofundme page has raised $4663. some of the people who donated left comments encouraging her and her son. one said i donated because your son seems like a wonderful young man who deserves to be rewarded for his good work ethic. another wrote this is the type of support we need to give young people in the community. he's worked hard and he needs to

so not everybody who comes onto the island love a chance to go inside, experience those artifacts, andand those who built it. back to you. >> harris: wow, that's a great value, by the way. my kids and i go every summer. we love to go. you can get a picture taken if somebody will take it of you standing under one of the toes. [laughs] they love to see. quick question for you, because there is an interactive kids museum down there. there's a lot going on. when you talk about the ferry, they can get pretty crowded. do you know how far in advance you can get tickets to go? >> i think you can go online to get your tickets if you want to do that in advance, but you can also just walk up as needed today, just buy a ticket and get on board. >> harris: laura ingle, thank you very much. great report. >> very cool. thanks. >> harris: 2020 candidate joe biden is looking to cement his frontrunner status. how will he do that? and, could being "inevitable" backfired? the power panel slides in next. ♪ to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before

association of aesthetic plastic surgeons puts this partly down to a rise in popularity of tv shows like love islandaps, the british association of aesthetic plastic surgeons. hello there. can you really put that rise in liposuction down to the influence of fashion and what we are watching on television? it's difficult to be able to speculate what the reason for this might be, but certainly, we have seen in previous years a trend whereby if something is promoted on television with celebrity endorsement and also on social media that it seems to be followed through in terms of the trend that people are having surgery. trend that people are having surgery. having said that, we are rather concerned that this portrays cosmetic surgery as a commodity, when actually, it is a risky medical procedure which can have downsides as well, so we are very keen to warn the public to be cautious and see surgery as a the public to be cautious and see surgery as a last resort rather than asa surgery as a last resort rather than as a kind of fashion accessory. yes, and out of those 28,000 procedures, how many of them we

i love my island. it is my home. and i am committed to working with congress to create a medicaid program that all can be proud of and that provides the necessary care to 1.5 million u.s. citizens who rely on it. thank you for your attention in these urgent matters. i welcome any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you very much miss avila. we are going to questioning two members who have five minutes. before i do that, i like to ask unanimous consent. i have a set of six questions. i can hear all of us here speaking to the fact that we all want to be part of the full medicare program. so i have the six questions that i'm going to ask you to take home and if you could provide us your written response within 10 days it will become a part of the record. it is not just a matter of money. there are many requirements that all of us, our governments have to set up before we can become eligible for the full program like any state or the district of columbia. if i may, i have for each one of you, all of the state dir

beautiful and wealthy but whoever controlled hormones island controlled the sea the trade routes from india over africa and the suez canal. ronnie's sings of love and suffering he grew up in poverty on homos island then left and went to tehran where he launched a successful career as a musician. today he and his band are famous in iran but he hasn't forgotten where he came from and often returns home to the persian gulf where the arabian peninsula feels nearer than tehran. here the many cultural influences of the countries along the silk road are still in evidence. that women wear color and the traditional face masks of arab iranians who live in the coastal region. but these people are poor they feel forgotten by their government and ignored by the rest of the world you see. razor uses his celebrity to organize aid projects here on homo's island enlisting the help of other artists from across the country. we have always been very active here but it's not about self promotion we've organized cultural festivals to attract more tourism to harm us to provide the locals with an income so they can happen up to eat so that they don't have to resort to

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islands underlying economic model. what i have the greatest faith and is the people of puerto rico. the level of loyalty and the love for the island is remarkable. thus, i remain confident and optimistic puerto rico's problems can and will be solved. thank you. >> it is illegal and immoral. >> sir, sir, >> you -- shame on all of you for this sham. shame on all of you for continuing to steal from the people of puerto rico. , stop attacking the people of puerto rico. stop attacking the upr. stop attacking our families. >> you may continue. >> i had finished, thank you very much. >> that was a dramatic finish. mr. guzman, resident for fiscal policy, the floor is yours. chairman, members of the house of representatives midi of natural resources, good morning , afternoon, actually. thank you for the opportunity to appear today before the committee to discuss lessons learned since the implement of promesa. a basic tenet of modern capitalism is that insolvent debtors need a fresh start. this is clearly the case for puerto rico. there will be own no economic recovery if there is in a fresh start for puerto rico. it is well-

island. and she ran her business with a new lightness. and at night was lovedis accomplished doctor, this sensitive man. >> what did he do for you? >> everything. from run errands to me to back rub every night. just would listen to my day. we would take walks every night. he held my hand. i mean, he was everything that you would want. >> pinch yourself. you've got it finally. >> yeah. >> reporter: then, just before thanksgiving, as terra helped her mother move into the balboa house -- >> he started moving his stuff in, too. >> reporter: terra didn't like it. not a bit. she confronted her mother. >> i told her it looks fishy. i don't get it. she told me i needed to mind my own business. and he came up behind her. >> what'd he say? >> he was saying that you're just trying to get your mom all to yourself. and i started screaming back at him, no, john. that's what you are trying to do." >> reporter: the next day was thanksgiving, and debra quite fed up, told her suspicious daughters not to bother showing up for dinner. >> neither one of you? >> neither one of us. >

island. there was that says off the shores that said. he loved to. come and inspect. it made you forget that you have too many years to spend if you could look at it enough just enough it's just fastened back quickly it's good because it had said it quickly and that it's in this is that it is and this is. the step that you should be doing what is happening you should be the way you are that is the only way in which you can get. behind the scenes mandela and the a.n.c. had long been pulling the strings he was transferred to a prison farm on the cape. but it will move to major political organisation or within the change of pace i have to be and not just the president think of it for the regime played for time the time was running out finally she meant tomorrow we have to be i asked him. what would your site i am. live live the winds of change were blowing f.w. de klerk became president by february nine hundred ninety apartheid was a thing of the past and nelson mandela a free man all i saw of the top fifty. awful sight of the whole sky is nothing ever that u.k. and meas

love and city intending to open a center for artists and musicians but why are. these men islands that everyone says that buying something in berlin or doing something is impossible ok but impossible is a word i will not accept. the documentary tom fed no or a dream catchers is about a couple who went away and came back having concluded that there is no place better than berlin. my guest is a legend of the underground music scene here in berlin but originally from manchester in england reader is a musician a record producer a filmmaker who amongst many other things organized the first of a punk rock concert behind the ball in east berlin i think got away with it he's now for forty years have yeah how here's the big question mark how's it changed in those forty years it's become more colorful perhaps i think you know but berlin the eighty's was very grey very bold it whittles and very desperate berlin now we some more accessible place i think he said more expensive place of course but it's accessible and the fall of the wool did that alter things a great deal as well not immediatel

love is. a museum dedicated to that is being built on the island of summers the greek ministry of culture has rescued 20 old boats all lovingly made by hand custis them you need these as an architect and an expert on greek ship building traditions he's fighting to preserve the old boat more and more people including government officials now say they should be protected as an endangered cultural heritage. you have to keep koreans from the past and to. to save memories to save for our route. the traditional boat building which is a very integral part of these of these sculpture i don't have to find ways to keep them. to give a future. for the future for the young people. demetrius maracas also gives both building classes for young people and adults he'd like to be able to take on an apprentice. rocky's can't accept the greece's maritime heritage is on the verge of extinction. as a stopgap measure he's figured out a loophole that instead of completely scrapping the boats he takes them apart to render them unusable. i would be mad as for me and i disassembled the boats in 3 parts which are still

have the greatest faith in as the people of puerto rico, their level of loyalty and their love for this islandis remarkable. puerto rico's problems can and will be solved. thank you. >> illegal and immoral. you rip off your country, now you are ripping off mine. no wonder trump appointed you. shame of all of you. shame on all of you. attempting to steal from the people of puerto rico. stop attacking puerto rico. stop attacking the children of puerto rico. stop attacking our families. >> you may continue. ms. jaresko: i had finished. thank you very much. >> that was a rather dramatic finish. guzman, nonresident senior federal -- fellow, the floor is yours. mr. guzman: chairman, good morning. allowing me to appear before this committee. tenet of modern capitalism is that insolvent debtors need a fresh start, and this is clearly the case for puerto rico. there will be no economic recovery if there is not a fresh start. it is well known that the process for debt restructuring andn leads to costly delays the relief being insufficient to restore sustainability, making recessions longer and deeper. a

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just seeing the power of prayer and the power of love when everybody combines their efforts is incredible >> reporter: and tomorrow night on the island there will be a huge celebration to celebrate the community here that rallied together to bring her home frances, marlie. thank you. >>> a 65-year-old man died over the weekend after being attacked by a shark the man was vacationing in maui and reportedly went for a swim the attack happened as he swam in the ocean about 60 yards offshore witnesses watched in horror as first responders worked to save the man. >> he looked unconscious when they transferred him to the other gurney, and we could see that they were trying to do cpr on him toddler dangling from a fifth floor window the child's fall was broken thanks to the man's quick thinking here's nbc's steve patterson with the incredible story. >> it's a split second of gut wrenching realization. in this security video, you can see a quick thinking 28-year-old resident rushing to put himself beneath a 2-year-old child dangling from the window of a fifth floor apartment above, suddenly the toddler tumbles, barrelling right through his ar

heart just seeing the power of prayer and the power of love when everybody combined their efforts is incredle >> reporter: and tomorrow night on the island there will be a huge celebration to celebrate the community here that rallied together to bring her home frances, marlie? >> what a survival story mollie hunter, thank you >> some incredible video out of china. a 28-year-old man is a hero after he saved a toddler he put himself beneath a 2-year-old child as thaught letter dangled from a 5th floor window the child's fall was broken thanks to the man's quick thinking >> the moment i saw it, he was already falling, said the samaritan. when i woke up, police and rescuers were all here >> doctors say the toddler suffered minor injuries. as for the man, he was knocked out cos from the fall ended up with minor scratches and bruises. >> all right let's check in with janessa on this memorial day. good morning >> good morning. good morning, everyo water is your friend this afternoon across the southeast and portions of the south. look at these dewpoints. oppressive air currently in place. 60s and 70s, and that will continue to rise throughout t

anybody could survive that, it was her e power of love when everybody combined their efforts is incredible >> reporter: and tomorrow night on the island, there will be a huge celebration to celebrate the community here that rallied together to bring her home frances, marlie? >> wow, what a will to live. mollie hunter, thank you >> a vacation tragedy, a california man has died after being attacked by a shark in hawaii the 65-year-old died on saturday while vacationing in maui. authorities say the attack happened while the man swam in the ocean about 60 yards offshore first responders rescued the man and performed cpr, but he was unresponsive no word on what kind of shark was involved this is the first deadly shark attack in maui since >> an afternoon of fun in the sun turned into a near death experience for a florida woman after she was attacked bdescrib alligator leaving her with a huge gash. here's nbc's kathie park with the latest kathie, good morning >> reporter: frances and marlie, good morning to you. it was a warm saturday afternoon with about a dozen people in the water when witnesses described hearing screams. they were coming