conducted database reviews checked with and if it was that mabel be further identify the person who actually made the comment. the f.b.i. has launched an investigation into how it handled that tip that based on previous u.s. shootings there's little evidence that this latest massacre will lead to any change in gun policy. and for more let's bring in our u.s. correspondent carson phenomena standing by with the very latest in carson we understand that there are new details emerging about the suspect. the young suspect appeared in court today and as we've heard has been charged with seventeen counts of murder neighbors describe the young man as a very troubled kid apparently also aggressive on some occasions on at least one occasion his mother called in the police to calm him down then last year his mother died and he moved into another family's home and the family even allowed him to keep his guns apparently yet several of them according to some reports he also took part in military style drills with a white nationalist group and one of the guns that he had and he bragged about repeatedly was

. >> reporter: mabel's insurance didn't cover all of the costs.g thousands of dollars out of pocket. she still owes $1400. a collection agency won't let her forget. >> and they keep calling, and i keep telling them, you'll get it when i get it. >> 15 million people a year. >> reporter: he says 60% of all bankruptcies in america involve medical debt. >> we have a crisis in this country. not many people talk about it. >> reporter: he was a former debt collector turned reformer. he founded the nonprofit rip medical debt with donates from rip. >> it's a random act of kindness to remove it off their credit report. >> reporter: the nonprofit uses the same for collection agencies by pennies on the dollar. ten bucks can buy you $1,000 of debt. >> thank goodness that nbc has come to the front. nbc owned universal television the parent company of nbc10 is responding. our company is donating $150,000 to r.i.p. medical debt to erase $15 million of medical debt across the country. that includes $2 million for people chosen randomly in our area. mabel says she

we kick off in the region amidst the peaks around mabel horn mountain. the first. snow and mountains that's where i'm heading i'm getting closer to the most southern point of germany the algo alps. the algo is a popular holiday region even in winter especially in winter in fact. over thaw is located over there it's the winter sports center of the al gore region in southern germany. perfect starting point for discovering the area i want to go up the mountains and of course come down in one piece i'll be on skis and on the snow by i look forward to lots of nature at ventures galore. post-office mediæval origin. and. now attracts over two million overnight guests every year i want to know what draws them here. bush knows guaranteed because it's so beautiful the skiing is fantastic it's just a lot of fun here. because of the snow and i want to show my girlfriend. the first tourists arrived here in the late nineteenth century. all of us all full fishley as a therapeutic climate it's a quality seal in germany given to places with among other things a certain air quality

strangers levels i mean further strengthen their bodies but this transcends really for artist mabel to finish that and to me to be able to play with their peers because of time but also the kill the contract takes time so i could put her on this basis before going with me and pray that are going to eat. like lucky to run away when you go. likely. in many places on lex interventions constitute property damage and are punishable with fines or even jail but she doesn't let back to turn her public travels the world to expose social problems and then just by covering things up when necessary with official permission. in twenty four team plunged into the gulf of mexico to protest against the destruction of the ecosystem. in march twenty sixth she joined women in india for a protest performance to celebrate international women's day. later that year she travelled to finland to create our pink helps with refugees from ukraine and syria the projects message was everybody should have a home. my place is there not just to decorate the city i hope they bring awareness of certain issues that are ve

example from profound diva patti smith like to work with her close friend the photographer robert mabel full some bands use works of art but already existed sonic chose gary hart rich to scandal painted five years before daydream nation came out in nineteen eighty eight. others helped themselves to works without asking me artist as with some of the forty companies featuring images by street artist banksy. and their asses for whom the album covers were really important key fairing did hundreds. some of these not particularly interesting in doing this for sure this is a way for them they way a working just not just bringing back to work where white audience but that's all you know to do to expand their messages. you know all through different media. francesco worked on his own follow g. for almost a decade people hundreds of albums he's a regular at this record shop in his hometown of bologna but also goes far afield on shopping spree. and different parts of the war but a lot of them in new york and brooklyn and books that mean that leaning but he's depending on where i go when i would li

herramientas para poder sanar cualquier situaciÓn hoy vamos a descifrar el ho'oponopono junto a mabelosracias por estar de nuevo vivos. >> cada vez que dices acias, te amo es un nuevo comienzo no es cierto, una nueva oportunidad, ahora en ho'oponopono no tengo que sentirlo el te amo, el gracia porque es como apretar una tecla de borrar en lugar de hablole al monitor, me encantÓ algo que quiero que vean mis televidentes saludando al papa francisco, miren quÉ linda imagen que vamos a tener en pantalla la imagen del papa francisco cÓmo fue ese encuentro tuyo con este lÍder espiritual. >> una amiga mÍa me dijo cÓmo lo tocaste y abrazaste hay un protocolo, y yo le dije que no sabÍa, y tengo esa foto y un video gracias a que dos chicas se pusieron que no les tocaba estar ahÍ, a ustedes las mandÓ dios para sacar la foto y video, tengo pruebas que estuve con Él que le regalÉ mis pulseras que le pude contar cÓmo todos estamos llamÁndolo de la mismo llamÁndolo nombres diferentes que realmente esto es una pieza muy importante para traer paz porque paz interior es paz mundial. >> hablando de paz

mabel's is known for its one part pizza stunning sea front and for the camorra one of the oldest and largest criminal networks in italy in places like the suburb of carvalho where many young people are on able to find jobs they seek them out around two thousand people were slim protested in naples against a state of violent attacks by gangs of youths led by so-called baby bosses who ruled the streets with extreme brutality our reporter met with a former gang member who was helping local young people big better choices by using something else naples is known for football. this football pitches bruno mars is pride and joy he's been coaching local children here for years and instilling in them values like teamwork and respect. the city of cairo is part of the naples metropolitan area it's long been struggling with high unemployment violence and drugs. the children see a lot of this at home they see their father's packaging of drugs in the living room table for sale in the streets. bruno wants to provide young people in the area with hope for a better alternative. this little container s

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to lock me out last week thousand followers simply because i'm conservative voice explains mabel chrissy i wonder how many votes i mean followers donald trump must deny. her so what's going on is this a mistake was it meant to be a nose beyond this severe a car well beyond your across the story tell us what's happened then and how big this outage was. well right wingers are furious over what appears to be a social media sense censorship a concern conservative twitter users are accusing twitter of intentionally restricting a right leaning voices and they're even holding the company responsible for missing followers calling it a great twitter purge and it's pretty widespread the hash tag twitter lockout has even been trending on social media but no official for comments from twitter as yet some people online think that it could be a purge of you know so-called russian bot accounts is this all comes amid claims of alleged russian influence but if twitter has indeed implemented these changes to combat so-called russian influence it seems to have backfired they're now claims that real people

think there is a big difference now today than before first of all israel israel does not have the mabel superiority that it had before its its trade is vulnerable to missiles from in the mediterranean its air superiority is questionable and i personally think that there are there are more advanced surface to air missiles out there that are being kept under lock and key in on the ground israelis have lost the war to hezbollah before and this time around you have syria two you have gaza and you have many people the people from the popular mobilization force in iraq who would come to the aid of syria and hezbollah there if there is a war and the government in lebanon unlike before is that supports the resistance in southern lebanon so i don't think it is go at all a winnable war and they can do or or i wouldn't rule it out to be much more devastating time but with what we've discussed in this program is certainly in the shifting sands in the region many thanks to my guests in london beirut and in iran and thanks to our viewers for watching us here dark you see in x. time and remember. in a

from into moscow to mabel those relatives to receive the help they can just ignore signs of the oh my god literally howling with grief it's a nightmare for any one of the forty five of course whatever happened to place so quickly within four minutes stuff like disappearance somebody to her she was was it the icing problem was it an engine failure problem could it have been a terrorism problem don't know because again conflicting reports where the explosion happened on the ground we talk about this mushroom cloud or whether that maybe there was an explosion in the sky which would account for this big debris field they're talking about a kilometer long well shortly after it happened near a guarantee of was here we dispatched him as fast as he could to get down to that site sixty kilometers away he had to walk the last four kilometers to it and he's a boat a kilometer from where it's happened that's as close as he could get. there's a layer of police multiple layers that have cordoned off the area the when we got here they let us through they made us leave our cars by the first check one

and mabel for a certain. amount to be repaid into a trust fund for all to fund conservation related projects and activities the ambitious plan places thirty percent of the country's territorial waters under protection putting it way ahead of the global marine protected area targets of ten percent by twenty twenty four years to put this together but what happened was is over that time period the seychelles was a poster child of what you do to come out of a debt crisis they were running positive budget surpluses they successfully footed the currency they were used to do so their debt to g.d.p. ratio in the late two thousand the seychelles was one of the world's most indebted countries according to the world bank sovereign debt peaked at nearly one billion us dollars today the finance ministry says it stands at less than half of stasis. many fishermen accept that the long term effects of the marine special plan will benefit the economy and their industry yet some fear the short term impact will be crippling to t

be at this for you double that in pools with these thirty consecutive days through i would ceded to mabel the city finally be to the insisted that he would or he would that in the medical relief. well the same as it is underscores the need for the parties to agree on human need that imposes these a time guillotine look almost seems wise and to says he went there in the agency and then he and the banks do all the think that is in syria there's a new stooge then you did you read the resolution all over the whole of the resolution. we stated and reiterate now that annie and during the pause must be preceded by an agreement over the parties for deescalation demands or to overnight immediately halt hostilities a test either to him a failure to understand reality is on the ground or a deliberate exploitation of human tragedy. and the u.s. delegation in their statement rewrote resolution twenty four zero one. what kind of a collective effort and the collective efforts that the permanent representative spoke of what kind of work can we speak of after we heard what we heard from the u.s. delegatio

tamara mrs mabel had to europe where she will make an important speech on security. —— tomorrow mrs theyshould not be a reason to hold back on co—operation. she wanted to come here and emphasise the shared by liberty in the uk and germany particularly when it came to their trading relationship. but it isn'tjust a one—way street. i think that's what's important. actually i want a future economic partnership that is good for the european union, is good for germany, is good for the other remaining members of the european union and is good for the united kingdom, and i believe that through negotiations we can achievejust that economic relationship. angela merkel may have been weakened by recent election results, she has spent the last few man's stitching together a coalition government but she is still a very influential figure within the eu and no one thinks that much will happen with brexit negotiations that she does not agree with. today she was asked if she was frustrated by britain not set out in of detail. she said she was not frustrated, just curious about how it would work. downing s

think there is a big difference now today than before first of all israel israel does not have the mabel superiority that it had before its its trade is vulnerable to missiles from in the mediterranean its air superiority is questionable and i personally think that there are there are more advanced surface to air missiles out there that are being kept under lock and key in on the ground israelis have lost the war to hezbollah before and this time around you have syria two you have gaza and you have many people the people from the popular mobilization force in iraq who would come to the aid of syria and hezbollah are there if there is a war and the government in lebanon unlike before is that is supports the resistance in southern lebanon so i don't think it is go at all a winnable war on the one thing we can do and we're or i we really ought to be much more devastated run out of time but with what we've discussed in this program is certainly in the shifting sands in the region many thanks to my guests in london beirut and in iran and thanks to our viewers for watching us here dark you see

mabel was poor into their home to offer support. at the girls school we were refused access to film inside i would necessary some of the attackers dressed in military fatigues drove through the school gates but before they got in many of the girls alerted by the gunshots fired early on scaled the perimeter friends of the school and escaped but some girls say they saw some of their schoolmates being led into a waiting truck. so literally and his family thought they too were received fourteen year olds and up but she was one of the schoolgirls taken in to tell us the mother is in hospital she fainted on hearing that her daughter was and found a grief is too much for her family is that much is expected of the second year high school student for now they continue to wait hoping to hear good and definitive news about the return of their child. residents hope the tragedy will be as long as the twenty four incident where more than two hundred seventy goals like kidnapped from their school more than a third of them are yet to be found one h

. >> mabel eventually take up carlos' off-season workout. pushing cars. >> how big were the cars?translator: like a mercedes-benz, you know. >> you looking forward to pushing a car like he did at all and joining for that workout? >> i mean, you know -- i just think about it. let's see what's going to happen. >> he said he was pushing mercedes. tell him to push like a small car. >> maybe i push him too. [ laughter ] >> carlos santana's biggest attribute is play discipline. that's really the number one franco has to work on. hopefully it rubs off on franco. in clear water, florida, john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> thanks, john. the flyers visit the rangers today on nbc 10. that's sports. i'm marshall harris, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> today gene simmons will meet and greet fans in philadelphia. the kiss front man will be at there at 11:00 this morning. he's promoting his box set of never before released songs, photos and stories from five decades of performances. >>> it's a few minutes before 7:00. this is the breaking news we're following behind us. you can see this fire

. >> mabel eventually take up carlos' off-season workout. pushing cars. >> how big were the cars? >> translator: like a mercedes-benz, you know. >> you looking forward to pushing a car like he did at all and joining for that workout? >> i mean, you know -- i just think about it. let's see what's going to happen. >> he said he was pushing mercedes. tell him you'll push like a small car. >> maybe i push him too. [ laughter ] >> carlos santana's biggest attribute is plate discipline and that is really the number one thing franco has to work on. hopefully, it rubs off on franco. in clearwater, florida, john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> thanks, john. the flyers visit the rangers at noon today. i'm marshall harris, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. take your page from one that hasn't been written. we took two renowned universitie

here is a guy dreaming about a someoneed mabel, and comes up and says "wha'd'ya get up!", mable' -- "this always happens to me when i get to the good part of the dream." i love these postcards. "kiss me again, betty." he does not realize it is a pig licking his ear. this guy is dreaming about kissing the general's daughter. another important aspect of this postcard that i think is easily missed, not only is he kissing the daughter, but you notice he also has a lot more hair in his dream. i can sympathize with this guy. [laughter] guy is having a very hot dream, and his feet are burning out in the sun. and of course, why dream about ordinary girls when you can -- girls that home when you can dream about pinup girls? and why dream about one when you can dream about a lot of them? in the jim about them sky above you when you can trim of them doing things for you, such as changing your television station, bringing you breakfast in bed, and vacuuming your house? kiowas tell my students, if your grandparents try to tell you how innocent they were coming here is some evidence to

so mabel part of it, i would surmise from past experience, they might be staging the kids, taking attendance. that that's key. you have to know who is there and who might be at the hospital. they have to pick up the pace now. this is when parents start to panic. people do stupid things. they show up at crime scenes. and kids are terrified. all they want to do is go home. so we have to get them home. get them home. >> chief ramsey, i know you wanted to weigh in. >> i wanted to mention something about what you said earlier. police chiefs and pushing to get better gun laws. there has been some movement. the major chiefs association. there's a bill now before congress, a concealed carry bill. a reciprocity act. if you have a permit in one state, you have to only had it in all other states. and we know about the varance in gun laws. the problem is it just falls on deaf ears. all of society needs to be able to get engaged. i'm not anti-gun but we have to stop this nonsense. this will continue. we have to put ourselves in a position where we're trying and right now we're not even trying. that's the

i think that is why investors are quite nervous that mabel we want -- may be we might overshoot it andight come to the table too late. yvonne: it will be huge implications for here in asia and central banks in this region. be the bankt will deciding on their rate decision. this is the last meeting for the governor. to keep theecting benchmark rate at one point 5% after it decelerated in the fourth quarter. they will stay cautious and keep any hikes gradual. the big question is, is the next rate hike going to be ok, that depends on who the next successor will be or will it be on jay powell? 3865, we see inflation and consumption in korea. we are seeing real rates liming very similar to what we saw in the u.s. as well. -- can the bok tolerate a wider spread? perhaps for rate hikes this year for the fed. be more inclined to hike more than one hike for the market. betty: it will put that upward pressure on the bank of korea and on other central banks as asia.n the bank of japan has continued to withstand any of those upward pressures. much more ahead on "daybreak: asia." buffet says he wan

so it mabel some of the justices that have voted for stays thought the balance of the equities lodge with the government but the government may wind up losing on the merits. so this is queued up for the end of the term, i would expect it to be argued in the april setting and it should be very interesting to see not just the arguments that are made but the questioning from the justices. >> could you elaborate on what the argument is that the establishment cause doesn't apply to the government when it's making these kinds of decisions? >> i'm not sure that i can kind of capture it. i think the basic idea is that -- take, for example, a claim based on asylum. it's well established that when this country grants asylum to a refugee that is based on the fear of future persecution if we returned you to the country from which you came based on not just any bad thing that might happen to you but, among other things, persecution on the grounds of religion. so for example if you have no religion you're not eligible to claim asylum -- what i'm about to say is probably wrong. >> say it anyway. >>

though i had a strong structure, there are different auditions for those short biographical chapters, mabel, cora's mother gets hers, and, after certain sections i would think who should get them, after north carolina we meet the husband-and-wife team who has taken cora in his more interesting, what can martin's upbringing bring to the book, that sort of stage, what can nfl bring to the book so even though i do have a strong structure before i get to the process where the book takes you and those short sections are useful in terms of giving voice to how the book was evolving. >> can you read the underground railroad as historical fiction? >> i think, if you are well-versed inn historical fiction and you will know that the section didn't actually i happen in 1815, i'm moving something from late 19th century, have the idea to make the underground railroad into something real and that was the idea i had on my couch many years ago so it's very conception is a fantastic element. it's not a straightforward historical novel which means i can do a lot of different things in the book, have these dif

mabel, cora's mother gets hers and after a certain section i would think we should get them, after north carolina we need a husband and wife team who take cora in who's more interesting, martin or ethel. and 's upbringing brings to the book, i give him that sort of age, what can ethel bring to the book, i give her that stage so even though i do have a strong structure, it had to be open for that obviously by the process of where the book takes you and those short sections are very useful. in terms of getting voice to how the book was evolving. >> can you read the underground railroad as historical fiction? >> i think if you are well-versed in historical fiction and you know that each section didn't actually happen in 1850, i'm moving something from the late 19th century , i had the idea to make the underground railroad into something real, that was the idea i had on my couch. and so from the very inception, this fantastic element, not just for a historical novel. which means i can do a lot of different things in the book . how these different alternative america's, and i think all of the

and mabel for a set. amount to be repaid into a trust fund for to fund conservation related projects and activities the ambitious plan places thirty percent of the country's territorial waters under protection putting it way ahead of the global marine protected area target of ten percent by twenty twenty four years to put this together but what happened was is over that time period the seychelles was a poster child of what you do to come out of a debt crisis they were running positive budget surpluses they successfully footed the currency they were used to do so their debt to g.d.p. ratio in the late two thousand is the seychelles was one of the world's most indebted countries according to the world bank sovereign debt peaked at nearly one billion us dollars today the finance ministry says it stands at less than half of. many fishermen except that the long term effects of the marine spatial plan will benefit the economy and their industry yet some fear the short term impact will be crippling to their live

mabel's as known for its one fired pizza stunning sea front and for the camorra one of the oldest and largest criminal networks in italy in places like the suburb of carvalho where many young people are on able to find jobs they seek them out around two thousand people were slim protested in naples against a state of violent attacks by gangs of youths led by so-called baby bosses who ruled the streets with extreme brutality our reporter met with a former gang member who was helping local young people big better choices by using something else naples is known for football. this football pitches bruno mars is pride and joy he's been coaching local children here for years and instilling in them values like teamwork and respect. the city of cairo is part of the naples metropolitan area it's long been struggling with high unemployment violence and drugs. the children see a lot of this at home they see their father's packaging of drugs in the living room table for sale in the streets. bruno wants to provide young people in the area with hope for a better alternative. this little container s