this is baby mercy, born against the oddsin this is baby mercy, born against the odds in the middle ofe was the inspiration for france's eurovision song contest entry, the songs shining a spotlight on europe's migrant crisis. translation: there was the photo of mercy on twitter who was only 15 minutes old and with it a word, simple, full of hope, and we were com pletely simple, full of hope, and we were completely overwhelmed and as we we re completely overwhelmed and as we were in the middle of the writing process we thought, this is a beautiful story to tell. and that gave the french you are told her dramatic story. mercy‘s mother was heavily pregnant when along with more than 500 up african migrants she was rescued one day last year. they are all attempting to dangerous crossing from libya to italy, fearing war —— fleeing war and poverty. she gave birth on a rescue ship as it headed for a dock in sicily. she was laying on the floor and she was in labour. so me and the midwife elizabeth took care of her and four hours later she delivered the perfect baby girl called mercy. the berth

what did you make of the mercy? the mercy stars colin firth. pride and prejudice when he emerged from the lake? in this one he gets a right old soaking. he plays donald crowhurst, an eccentric from devon. he invented his old boat and is about to enter a round the world yacht race. he has a happy marriage with rachel weisz and kids but he decides to do this in an ealing—esque spirit of the little man taking on the world. he is getting sponsorship from a local car dealer played by ken stott and getting sponsorship from tinned soup firms and rum firms, and then he sets sail up off on his race and it becomes a totally different movie. it becomes profound and moving and mystical and perplexing. why is this man taking on this challenge? it is a true life tale so i do not want to tell people what happened even though they can look it up and find out, but what happens is extremely strange. the film struggles to take that on board. colin firth does some of the best acting in years. it might be something to do with the water. it brings the best out of co

mison boyce with mercy restaurant.'m happy to finally stand before you and actually say we're open. we've been open since martin luther king jr. day and we have been overwhelming and -- overwhelmingly busy and incredibly happy about that. but certainly has its challenges as well. i can't thank bob beck and tida, the board of supervisors and his team of jack and dan and everyone that's been involved and in particular support by, of course, we all know sherry williams from one treasure island. yay. and for their support in terms of helping us commit -- the commitment to employment. currently, we employ 15 employees and of the 15 employees, nine of them are treasure island residents. it's lovely. they just walk over and so they can't tell us that they're late because of the traffic. [laughter] so, that's very helpful, actually. and then we have mike bartel who's also part of the veteran programme and he is our number one employee, first employee and we call him ambassador. and then we also employ three team members from t

interesting member member mercy school -- mercy school of art. let's get to the question i raised, how do we live with the consecration? now he spelled out a request or program for living the consecration in concrete ways. let me show this. there we are. i hope it's readable. so this is living the consecration by the archbishop. this is a holy card or prayer card you can download from our website. and why don't you read out for me, father, the elements of this, can you see from there? >> prayer, of course, is central. the daily rosary, the recommendation of the weekly family rosary. these are actually the same things that we are encouraged to do during the season of lent. so they coincide, living the consecration and our lent practices. >> i know the last segment you are going to explain to us about the rosary or bring us deeper into it. >> so fasting and prayer an penance on fridays, -- penance on fridays, we abstain, works of charity, confession at least once a month. prayer before the blessed sacrament. star of the sea church has of course ado

let the prosecutors show mercy, father. by your word. >> everybody come here, comes here, finds god and leaves this building and then comes right back. they use it as a comfort so that they can deal with being in here. it's a means of hope that they can get released. >> amen. >> amen. >> god bless you. god bless you. the people that i did wrong, the families that i sold -- i didn't sell drugs to family likes that, you know. but regardless of the situation, there was an impact because somebody's father was buying or somebody's mother was buying it or somebody's daughter or somebody's granddaughter. you feel me? there's a responsibility there. but you got remember, too, that when you get saved, all your past is forgotten. it's thrown into the sea of forgetfulness to never be brought back again, in god's eyes. >> for families, dealing with a drug addicted member, forgetting is often difficult. >> we've been to counselors, we've been to mediation, we've been to hospitals, we've been to all kinds of drug rehabs and this and that

>> children's mercy hospital in kansas city, my hometown. >> yep. >> children's mercy is one of the mostelp they can get. >> all right, well, with two charities, we need to raise double the money. >> yes, yes. >> you're about to face 14 questions. money value's growing from $500 all the way to that $1 million. >> whoo! >> you have your three lifelines. >> yeah. >> they're there if you need 'em. >> yes. >> shall we? >> let's do this thing. >> all right, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right, $500 starts us off. good luck. here we go. to get a maximum score on the marine corps fitness test, a 21-year-old male marine must do all but which of these things? >> you know, you don't have to-- you don't have to get the 255 on "clash of clans," so i'm feeling pretty confident. i'm not gonna use a lifeline on this one. >> [laughs] good. >> i'm gonna--i'm gonna say d. >> final? >> final answer. >> $500. [cheers and applause] >> i'm out of here! [laughter] >> did you really ever run three miles in 18 minute? >> i did. i did. i did a couple times when i wa

but earlier this in she was almost 6,000 miles way on the african mercy, a medical ship currently dockf cameroon. >> everybody that serves, goes there on a voluntary basis. nobody gets pay. you pay your way to go there to help the people. >> reporter: it was doctor chow's sixth volunteer trip with the mercy ship a commitment that brought her expertise to five african countries. >> i realized how many help that we are providing for people who cannot afford care so i just keep going back. >> reporter: video before and after procedure shows stunning transformations. any oral surgery cases patients are able to smile for the first time in years. >> there is a lot of benign tumors that go unchecked, because the people there cannot afford care so instead of quarter sized tumor, in upper or lower jaw often patients we encounter, they are melon sized, water melon sized. >> reporter: stationed in one country for 10 months it takes 450 people to operate ship at any given time, essentially a floating hospital, providing medical care to surgeries completely free of charge but people with all kinds

mercy otis warren was a political advisor to the founders. she was a great writer, propagandist, historian. she wrote the best early history of the american revolution. in this document, she is writing to another historian, catherine mcauley. it is important to note that mcauley is in england. a lot of the great letters we get from the founding era were written to her. a lot of the founders wrote to her. she is not in america so they have to explain things to her, what is in the air, what people are feeling. you really get a sense of astonishment and appreciation that warre had for the constitutionn even though she would eventually oppose it. she has this great phrase in this document. she says, this is going to set in motion the pens and tongues of the political world. i think it will give you a sense of why we chose this document. carol: it is in your folder. basically, she is explaining to or telling mcauley that we stand at a kind of crossroads. do we preserve the sense of liberty and local control that we fought the revolution for -- or

you.ank may the peace, mercy and blessings be upon you. since --have passed took place. six then, 6 million palestinian refugees continue to suffer from the cruelty of exile. the continue to wonder at loss of their stable lives in their homeland. they are part of the 13 million palestinian whose country has as a fullrecognized member in state of the united nations. -- we determining their right. despite resolutions reaffirming the right to statehood on the national -- excellencies, we are the descendents of the canaanites that lived in the land of palestine 5000 years ago. we continuously remain there to this day. rooted.t people remain builtlestinian people their own people and homeland and made contributions. libraries, newspapers, publishing houses, economic with wide,ns regional and international influence. all of this existed before and after, issued by the british -- 1917.t in 1970 team government bears responsibility for the catastrophic consequences inflicted on the palestinian people as a result of this declaration. our people remain and continue their journey.

at jefferson university hospital but earlier this month she was almost 6,000 miles away on african mercy a medical ship currently dock off the coast of cameroon. >> everybody that serves goes there on a voluntary basis so nobody gets pay. you pay your way to go there to help the people. >> reporter: it was doctor chow's sixth volunteer trip with the non-profit mercy ship a commitment that has brought her expertise to five african countries. >> i realized how much help that we were providing, for people who cannot afford care, and so i just keep ongoing back. >> reporter: the before and after procedures show stunning transformations. >> hooray. >> reporter: many oral surgery cases patients are able to smile for the first time in years. >> there is a lot of things that go uncheck because people there cannot, afford care so instead of quarter sized tumor in the upper or lower jaw, often the patient that is we encounter there are melon sized, water melon size. >> reporter: stationed in one country for 10 months it takes some 450 people to operate the ship at any given time, it is essentially

i think mercy sclapp has been the real wise house coms director. so i think this is a good situation where mercy becomes the real white house coms director. you'll see a professionalizing of some of the staff when sarah sanders came in as press secretary, things stabilized there. if you put mercy in as the coms director officially, that would stabilize it. so in some ways this is nature of the beast. in some way it's a good thing to get things shaken up a little bit and move in a new direction. >> i'm looking at these developments. just utter confusion and chaos at the white house. the president had a funny way of showing it in his meeting with republican and democratic leaders in congress. he seemed focused on the pros and cons of putting this or that in whatever legislation they come up with. how is this going to affect the white house you think in the interim? >> i don't think this was a surprise. donald trump and hope hicks have a very close relationship. he calls her by nicknames, he calls her hopester. i have a feeling he knew this was coming

what did you make of the mercy? the mercy stars colin firth.et in pride and prejudice. in this one he gets a right old soaking. he plays donald crowhurst, an eccentric from devon. he invented his old boat and is about to enter a round the world yacht race. he decides to do it on his own, although he has a happy marriage with rachel weisz and kids and he decides to do this in an ealing—esque spirit of the little man taking on the world. so he's inventing it and getting sponsorship from a local car dealer played by ken stott and getting sponsorship from tinned soup firms and rum firms, and then he sets sail up off on his race and it becomes a totally different movie. it becomes profound and moving and mystical and perplexing. why is this man taking on this challenge? and then, i mean, it's a true life tale so i do not want to tell people what happens, even though they can look it up and find out, but what happens is extremely strange. the film struggles to take that on board. meanwhile, colin firth does some of the best acting in years. he's real

i suppose one could be thankful for small mercies there that ghouta could be thankful for that mercy.ive-hour period in which the russians have exercised considerable influence over the damascus regime to ask for humanitarian pause. they will open up a humanitarian corridor to get patients out and evacuated into hospitals in damascus. that hasn't happened. there is skirmishing along the front lines. david, as to your point it is the russians calling the shots. they own all of the military equipment. without the russians, the syrian regime would have fallen two years ago. it was the arrival of a particularly russian air defenses that prevented the further collapse of damascus. >> sam kiley, thank you. >>> "black panther" raking in bucks at the box office. now disney is giving a cut to children. details on cnn money next. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. com

50million from nih for infrastructure repair so with those topline numbers for fema for those we merciful cost. and when involved with ongoing discussions that is responsible to coordinate with those governors there should be more than enough to pay hospital affair one -- repairs and services. we have a debris problem like refrigerators and lawn furnitur furniture. we need money to clean that the local government has run out of money. coast guard facilities were damaged 1.65 billion for the sba loans the national park service i was at the everglades and now there could be construction to repair the historic facility from the national park service. funding for the department of transportation $140,000,000.8 million faa facilities 100 million just for florida 27-mil -- million for the florida transit administration and also the disaster relief to meet theee unmet needs to make sure they will assist disaster survivors as well as repair or restore services in florida and puerto rico. i hope we can get support for this.om i saw the senator from texas i imagine he may speak to that at some poin

the documents are 1787 letter by anti-federal list mercy ottis warren and a 1790 report on public credit by alexander hamilton. ere's a preview. >> i just wanted to say, it's an extraordinary letter for a lot of reasons. one, i think it very succinctly explains where we are in late september of 1787 and just from a teaching standpoint, it's ways very useful to have a fairly short document to demonstrate these points. we can't go without underscoring -- these are two women in september of 1787, both of whom correspond with and provided advice to the major figures of the day. they're both published authors in their own name. one publishes a three volume history of the american revolution. i think it's actually the first published three volume history and also published is an eight volume history of england. and they are political thinkers and they are political actors and interestingly, they are talking about a document that doesn't really consider them, right? this is extraordinary. and these are -- they're not castle names like you said, carol, and they ought to be. and i think it's part

the streets no no mercy neither does this film the deal goes bad ricky's brother who also wants to escape the criminal life loses the stolen drugs deanna a cop uncovers their plan and decides to get dirty herself she needs money to help her daughter who is terminally ill and. can put in the can because it's from. there to many pulliam so it's a continuation of it and so forth and of to. us. and that's unself mean if it's an optimist i hope. it will make you have friends and have some me talk. hopefully the audience feels for all three of them and roots for all of them hopes all of them achieve that goal but to do that they have to destroy each other it's really a classic tragedy classes with a good year to violence begets violence murder leads to murder everyone is caught up in the same spiral it's a powerful if to pressing look at a world with no escape in you very much story no one gets out unscathed. this is the suspicion with this new film is get you dream puts a german spin on a film genre most viewers only know from hollywood. and with german gangsters paradise we ended a show for t

rebel held a mask a suburb intensifies mortars and missiles rained down on eastern ghouta without mercy killing nearly three hundred people including at least fifty children according to monitors hospitals overwhelmed struggle to cope any the siege the area home to some four hundred thousand people and calling for change students in the u.s. state of florida demand tougher gun control laws in the wake of last week's deadly school shooting that killed a problem makers to act. thanks very much for your company everyone no words left the united nations children's agency describes the suffering of civilians in a rebel held suburb of damascus as beyond what words are capable of expressing with the airstrikes pounding eastern ghouta again today in the phantom monitors say that more than two hundred seventy people have been killed since sunday eastern ghouta is a group of suburbs on the outskirts of the syrian capital duma is the main town of the enclave and it's completely surrounded by pro assad forces they say they're only bombing rebel fighters the sea just thought to have trapped as many

single—handedly taking on the world in an around the world yacht race, starring as donald crowhurst in the mercyguillermo del toro's fishy fairy tale the shape of water, and an unlikely relationship with an aquatic alien.

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rebel held damascus suburb intensifies mortars and missiles raining down on easter and put without mercy killing nearly three hundred people including at least fifty children according to monitor hospitals overwhelmed struggle to cope in a besieged area home to some four hundred thousand people. also coming up calling for change students in the united states in the state of florida demand tougher gun controls in the wake of last week's deadly school shooting but can make progress makers to act. and the united nations refugee agency warns that a humanitarian disaster looms in congo the fighting has displaced at least six hundred thousand people and we have a special report. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program no words left the united nations children's agency describes the suffering of civilians in a rebel held suburb of damascus as beyond what words are capable of expressing with airstrikes pounding east. again today independent monitors say that more than two hundred and seventy people have been killed since sunday it's not the first time that good to has come under attack back in two

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the mask of suburbia intensifies mortars and missiles raining down on the use of goods or without mercy killing nearly three hundred people including at least fifty children according to monitors hospitals are overwhelmed struggle to cope and have received the area home to some four hundred thousand people also coming up a new immigration bill from france the government insists the law will be firm and fair but human rights groups say it will erode migrants rights. movement. i am. very competent everyone. no words left the united nations children's agency describes the suffering of civilians and rebel held suburb of damascus as beyond what words are capable of expressing with airstrikes pounding eastern ghouta again today in a pennant monitors say that more than two hundred seventy people have been killed since sunday eastern ghouta is a group of suburbs on the outskirts of the syrian capital duma as the main town of the enclave and it is completely surrounded by pro assad forces they say the only bombing rebel fighters the siege is thought to have trapped as many as four hundred thousa

with meditation practices and holy mercy. establishment of virtues and people under conditions can achieve spiritual -- for the world to be successful, every one of the people must work hard to purify and cleanse one's heart. keeping the family in good order, making peaceful balance for the world for heaven below. world leaders must teach the principles of the people as well as economic pressure -- to end world tragedies. with holiness and mercy should -- gain peace and harmony for human kind. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen of the board, i ask for your resignation. you violated your oath of office. you swore to defend against all enemi enemies, yet you continue with a joint project of the san francisco campus of the university of california which the city and county funds for approximately $100 million per year. they're a community treatment provider. that's what they're responsible for, involuntary medicating residents of this city and county which they're only able to do with l

. >> at this point, espinoza said he heard tony screaming for mercy, crying out, "please don't kill me." >> joe grabbed the knife, jumped into the creek and put three big holes in that boy's chest. and killed him. that's eddie espinoza's story. my partner and i both felt that this man was telling us the truth. >> based mainly on espinoza's account, police charged mike keenan and joe d'ambrosio with aggravated murder. each would face the death penalty. joe's court-appointed lawyer convinced him to waive his right to a jury trial. >> i haven't a clue of the law. so whatever they said, i did. >> the prosecution was handled by a tough veteran litigator named carmen marino. >> on this case from my standpoint it was a job well done by the police officers. they investigated a good case and brought in good witnesses. there was nothing in this case that i had to do that the police didn't already do. and that's rare. >> at trial, the state's case hinged on eddie espinoza's eyewitness account of the murder and the testimony of stoney lewis. to defend himself, joe took the stand. but his only alib

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modern day slavery because trafficking victims are denied their freedom and forced to live at the mercyaffickers and often subjected to horrific physical and psychological abuse. they are treated as commodities. as you'll hear throughout the day we're tackling it with our law enforcement tools, our financial resources and our partnerships with state and local law enforcement, industry, service providers. and last year alone, the doj victims of nearly 500 defendants in sex trafficking. in a single operation last fall we agreed 84 children. we are looking at doj grant funding. over 47 million dollars in 2017. some of these funds allow service providers to help trafficking victims on the long road to recovery. we think that funding those services is not only the right thing to do for the victim, it also supports our prosecutors because a safe and stable victim is more likely to be able to testify against a trafficker. do j's grant funds provide funding for state and local law enforcement. in the past it's resulted in identification and rescue of real victims, but, of course, it isn't enoug

. >> male announcer: the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. they're desperate.rents line up by the thousands for a chance to get the surgery that will save them. many have suffered for most of their lives, living in the shadows. they've been outcast, shunned, treated as subhuman. children with painful burns or twisted limbs, people suffering from facial tumors that threaten their lives, kids with cleft lips who endure isolation and ridicule, young moms blinded by cataracts, unable to care for

have mercy. uncle jessie tied the knot.stamos and caitlyn mchugh said i do on saturday with an intimate church ceremony. the couple is expecting their first child together. >> i know if i don't have a kid soon i'm going to explode. >> the weekend didn't go off entirely as planned. caitlyn's beverly hills hotel room was burg la rised. $165,000 of jewelry was stolen. no suspects yet. finally tom cruise limped his way through a scene. >> it's not fully healed. we're shooting. >> the mission impossible star who broke his ankle last month is back at work in london. even after rehab you can see him walking in a scene, but limping back for another take. >> speaking of tom, there aren't many stunts that take two years to plan. this one did. tomorrow we've got your exclusive look at the mission impossible helicopter stunt. >> moving on to two stars speaking out against sexual misconduct. um thunderstorm uma thurman breaking her silence. he the pulp fiction star details her alleged experience with weinstein. she said she managed to f

the documents are a 1787 level by anti-federalist mercy otis 1790 report on public credit by alexanderhe national constitution center and the gilder lehrman institute of american history co-hosted this 80-minute event. thanks to the national constitution center for partnering with the gilder lehrman institute to present this town hall. the senior curator of exhibitions and the project director for revisiting the founding era. this town hall is the first event of a three-your project -- three-year project

in the modeling industry but  back when she was an unknown 18 years old she found herself at the mercyys he sexually assaulted her which he denies. today she's calling for change. >> she's one of the most sought after models working today. at 25 years old kate upton has risen to the top of the competitive modeling game, bracing the cover of the "sports illustrated" swim suit issue three times. starring in commercials. ♪ >> and landing roles in movies like "the other woman". >> you smell amazing what is that? >> i think it's just sweat. >> and the lay over. >> forward one and half peck. but seven years ago at just 18 years old it was this campaign for the retailer "guess" that launched her career. these glamorous images she says hiding a dark reality. upton is now coming forward claiming the company's founder paul marciano sexually assaulted and emotionally abused her while she was shooting the campaign. she shared her story with robin roberts. >> i was going back and forth sharing the story because it's always easier to leave things in the past. >> upton first alleging the result in ti

. >> no mercy, no mercy, we're due to get this game.have waited, waited, long enough and we got it, guys. >> yes, we do. >> go eagles. >> reporter: you heard it, rick and monica the story here tonight in south jersey, here for 3b's, i'm vernon odom for channel six "action news" live from runnemede, new jersey. >> good combination. >> all right, vernon, thank you. >>> when eagles playing local super markets have been especially bus think super bowl sunday. george's market, intgomery county, has decided to turn game day shopping into one big party. customers pick up party trays and wings listening to live music, getting eagles face pants and lots of eagles cheers as well. >> very nice. >> some fans take their super bowl spread very seriously at valley shop rite, shoppers were out in their eagles gear picking up, and getting just the right food, could mean, the difference between win and a loss. >> well, we wanted to do everything this sunday like we did last sunday because we didn't want to face everything everything wearing same clothes,

you know, i went through the appeal system with mercy, not mercy, bridge. they still denied me! so how in the hell you can say they gonna help the homeless. i was the homeless! s i was a medical person that was -- got surgery. i was a senior. i was a black man. but i happened to be ace. and they erased me from the case. so, i was waiting patiently. i told my worker don't worry about it. because they gonna come back around and here they are. here everybody is coming back around. and i'm well. got has blessed me to live with whatever else is my life. and i'll be damned if i'm going to stand by and let y'all, and them, collaborate and say you ear gonna help out the homeless people. i'm here to testify they lie. until they come and see me and toque me about some issues how they gonna bring in and then they talk about how they have another property in hayes valley. none of us work there! nobody! i went to the place, they told me we're protected by city hall. go talk to city bill. i don't have the staff nor the energy to stop the jobs that's been in the fillmore where we couldn't work

it would behoove him to fall on the mercy of the court to fight this or to turn. he's saying he's going to fight it. you've seen the detail. it would take quite a defense attorney on this matter, would it not? >> i don't care who the defense lawyer is. the facts are the facts. i saw the statement that mr. manafort put out. take it with a grain of salt. doesn't matter once you go to trial. the facts speak for themselves. you have overseas documents, you have corporate records, banking records, property records here in the u.s. and now chances are you'll have someone on the inside, mr. gates, who will walk a jury through this. this is an extremely difficult cause to defend. the documents really speak for themselves here. now mr. manafort is looking at upwards of 15 years right now. if he can't offer anything to mr. mueller's team, then he's oh may end up pleading guilty. >> shepard: but why would we be where we are? if he couldn't offer up anything, why would this be a fork in this road? why would we be here? >> you're right. clearly mr. mueller there's mr. manafort

his father, kent, spends these final days in a desperate hunt for mercy. on this savoring what may be his last visit with his son in prison. >> as we were leaving, we put our hands up to the glass and he puts his hand up on the other side and we smile and say we love you. and then we left. >> reporter: in texas, a state that executes more prisoners than any other in america, kent's is a fierce battle against the odds. his love, tested by a terrible twist of fate. the son he is defending plotted the murders of his wife, and his other son. >> police say a masked gunman shot the whitaker family as they returned home from dinner. mother, patricia and son, kevin, were killed. father kent and son bart were shot, but survived. >> i am the single greatest victim in this crime and nobody has to convince me of how awful the crime was. death penalty was the right choice in this case. >> reporter: the whitaker story began here, in sugarland, texas. where the sweet smell of success brought them everything they desired. it was the sugar industry that transformed this su

>> i'm splitting between the semper fi fund, which supports veterans, and children's mercy hospital ina great hospital. they don't turn anybody away. >> $20,000. you're playing great right here. >> thanks. well, the audience helped me big time on that last one, so... >> they did. you still have two lifelines. you're two away from that $50,000 threshold. >> that would be amazing. yeah. >> so let's get there. let's get back to it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right, $30,000 question. meaning "speed play," what swedish workout combines jogging and sprinting intervals, with the added cardio benefit of a name you can't help giggling at? >> i think i know the answer before i even look. [laughter] >> i believe it is fartlek, because we used to do this in the marines. >> really? >> believe it or not, we used to run fartlek courses, which were brutal, 'cause you would sprint, you would run, you'd do calisthenics, you'd do--and it was-- it was difficult. >> nothing to giggle at. >> nothing to giggle at, except for the name, which, come on. it's fa