she's wonderful. >> reporter: while the older children are at school, micah tends to the toddlers. extensive developmental delays and receive therapy several times a week. even with all the kids occupied, there is no down time for terry. >> we are headed to the grocery store to pick up groceries for today. when i go shopping i have to buy multiple cans of vegetables, fruits or whatever. tonight it will take at least four cans. looking for the best bargain i can. i save every penny i can. >> reporter: back at home their attention to every cent is on display. >> the laundry room is small. we bought a new washer and dryer. >> reporter: it's organized. look. light, dark, pink, towels. how many loads do you do? >> at least three a day. >> reporter: three a day. >> this is the kitchen. it's very small for this many people. >> reporter: but it works. >> that's right. the pantry and catch-all. it's very small. >> reporter: pretty good. i love how you organized. everything is labeled. >> that saves me from having to do 20 cups between now and lunchtime. i have to wash my dishes by hand beca

among bevin's 428 pardons, micah schoettle, who'd been micah schoettle, who'd been convicted of raping a 9-year-old girl. >> fear, anger, rage confusion. >> reporter: that child's mother, who did not want to be identified, says she struggled to tell her daughter. >> it was like we were living it all over again. >> reporter: but bevin said he didn't believe the victim's accusations were true. also pardoned, patrick baker, who shot and killed a man in front of his wife. while the accomplices remain behind bars, baker, whose family raised more than $20,000 for bevin's campaign, is now free. the governor seen here at a fundraiser hosted by baker's brother. in the pardoning document, bevin wrote the evidence against baker was "sketchy at best." several kentucky lawmakers now are calling on the incoming attorney general to investigate the pardons. bevin tweeted today, saying among other things, america is a country based on a belief of redempti redemption. >> thank you. >>> and next to the backlash after what president trump said about greta thunberg. here's kyra phillips. >> reporter: tonig

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president donald trump micah's have approved the report the next day also coming out. as nato turns 70 french president of madd will mccrone calls for solidarity and stands by his warnings of brain death that the alliance president trump calls the remark nasty language that and aba disputes the shattering on the summit. and activists credit to him big crosses the atlantic again by bugs with a climate point she says drastic measures and they did to cut emissions she prepares to deliver her message for the un climate summit. i'm anthony howard welcome to the program the us house of representatives has approved a report by the intelligence committee that makes the case for impeaching president donald trump according to the 300 page document the evidence from pitching trump for misconduct in office is quote overwhelming the white house dismissed the report saying it failed to produce any evidence of wrongdoing the finding support formal charges against mr trump this report chronicles a scheme by the president i'd states to coerce an ally ukraine that is at war with an adve

public school your camino told me come on micah. looks mother davie is making one of her occasional visits to her husband they're still living apart and neither sees much of their son. so good they're happy adam you have this i look back i salute. you. for thinking about. the half the luck that he sees the house i'm made of it that be this jag and i'm just a had but i'm going like that but the hand. that i give is made every day. it's the day before the i.i. to the climax of the super effort. the family of the late. rod use at home doing his last minute revision. like they were the lobby. for all the families keyed out for the big game. clearly. matching portions of what you know you. shawn meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home just. a little for you know what i can or engage in no but exile or a bad break ground. in what areas are put up by the writing down of that because the boys were performing in the hall and the whole family is in. some little further for fairgro

africa with my colleague eddie micah jr don't forget in the meantime all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's d w dot com i'm called aspen thanks for watching before we go we'd like to pay tribute the woman with a voice that made rock said famous all over the world has passed away singer marie fredrickson passed on monday at the age of 61 the swedish pop star died after a long battle with cancer we leave you now with the voice of rock sets and the songs that many of us now know by heart. this is. a. groove to. ensure that it was. the most insecure. degree of work. you speak this language. this music sure can.

a cafe in a blackout no lights no coffee machine no electricity at all johannesburg businesswoman micah vander 8 speer speaks from experience when she says you can't coffee and teas are afflicted reviews a box of 2000 rand if we morning if it happens in the mornings even afternoons people want they want ever just you can't make toast to cheeses we can't use any of those devices mike his business is a victim of the rolling blackouts that this week reached a new level of severity made worse by flooding there were enough to force president cyril ramaphosa to cut short a trip to egypt on wednesday back then he blames state energy workers for part of the problem so there has been a measure. that has led to the loss of. during this period of 2000. megawatts. south africa's debt laden energy supplier eskom has been dealing with its hopeless lack of capacity through a process called load shedding south africans are regularly seeing their power being switched off because there's not enough to go around and this is the basic meat we need those seeds. economists fear its effects on south africa's

prime minister noda has called for security meeting what response can we expect from the government micah's the government have spoken out briefly of the out the process again this could all be are calling for people commenting complimenting hominy they're also saying that it's the last launch from indian muslim dickie to be can do you think that even though this is a piece of 'd that sort chapters are do you think the hope for the for the problem from such a meeting is that the government should think about undermining middle of it he's courting confrontation with the big. government and why is that he is under the thumb fox we gotta stop showing he thought that that out against the integrity of the nation he indicated that the government i'm going to back out and feed these protesters as miscreants rather than ballots civilian voices. mr johnson for us in india thank you so much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. in istanbul thousands of people have marched in support of china's mainly muslim weaker minority there calling for an end to the cr

archives available to the public in an exclusive interview with g w the former chancellor's widow micah clearly explains why this incident stuck there of questionable truth what's worse the stasi also added fake information to the files because they were created in order to spy on people to subdue people and to secure the continuance of the regime. but activists from the former east germany . severe soon anyone could apply to look at his or her own files people were often astonished by what the stasi had known about them how much fun a long legal battle to prevent stasi files about himself from being released to academic researchers and journalists in the end a compromise was reached. for the stuff they thought i mentioned i thought it was the stasi violated our human rights by spying on citizens. of course he collected that information and these files of course they should be protected these are. 30 years on more than 2000000 people have seen their files the identities of former stasi spies have been revealed. people who were wrongfully imprisoned were forced into working for the stanz

stadium, home of the cup holders manchester city and will be live on bbc two a little earlier i spoke to micah the day everyone is looking forward to, hopefully some of the smaller teams can get the big teams, manchester city, manchester united, liverpool, arsenal. looking forward to the draw. i am doing the home draw so not as much pressure on me so draw so not as much pressure on me so i'm looking forward to it. what does it mean to you? going back to 2011 when you won it with manchester city, you scored a winner against reading along the way, what does the fa cup mean to you? for me it's probably the pinnacle, got to the final of the youth cup, missed out to liverpool in the final, so to go on and win it for the first team was just amazing. playing for manchester city was a lwa ys playing for manchester city was always an honour but to actually bring in some silverware, the first for 30 years, was incredible and one of the best days of my life. and that was the start of everything for manchester city and put you guys on the map. look what they've achieved in the past eight years. when i fir

a nice it's frustrating to see something micah. you've. ever faced the sun you get this is what this is it it's very difficult to do anything about it shop owners can do what they like with the property they can decide to go into a different business. and in this case the jeweler was also the owner of the store apparently someone offered to pay $8000.00 euros a month in rent and he didn't hesitate for long it's not clear how the souvenir shop intends to cover the rent. and what's worse another landlord who wants to get rid of his tenants has brought a test case against lisbon city council. he's challenging the legality of the scheme. sophia prayer of for years the entire project is at risk. of boarding calls the case has been brought before the constitutional court which is being asked to consider whether the law is in keeping with the constitution. defending the program and keeping the shops with history status could prove very complicated. you move. severe tempura wants to pass her love for these old stories on to her daughter before it'

president donald trump micah's have approved the report the next bit also coming out. as nato turns 70 french president ever madwoman kosovo solidarity and stands by his warning of brain death that the alliance president trump calls the remark nasty language that and other disputes out of the shadow of one of them something. and.

micah 9 a free stuff fellowship evidence the dilated peoples those are very influential artists and that's a good variety and you can see that not reflected in your work and said so glad you don't feel bad but you can definitely feel that the style you know and i think you know one of the things that's interesting too is your work you work a lot with young people you know and. you know how has your work with those young people how was that inspired the music and the art that you create the youth envoys inspired me since the beginning and especially when times when i guess an artist may get tired of war now from trying to continue working with the youth has been very inspirational because they provide so much support 1st of all they keep things brand new and fresh for me i don't get worn out or i don't complain a lot of a. people say like how do you keep going and not complaining about being on the road all the time. just going back home and doing youth outreach it just makes me i guess happy true happiness by working with the youth i was always raised in a classroom setting i come from a f

hey that we're back with the brand new edition of the 77 percent eddie micah julia so they are we covering a topic that is have all the attention violence against women we'll get into it in a bit. but also coming up on the show we meet women who are breaking the cycle and fighting for their rights. you know we discussed how social media could help break the culture of silence. in zanzibar some young girls have become he said says india for me by learning how to swim. finally we discover the bustling city of while a coming together plus size model. but before all of that let's focus on the issue of violence against women some women like i do much about from ivory coast are subjected to unimaginable acts of brutality when she was just 13 years old she was forced to marry a 72 year old man by that was just the beginning of him like that this is a story. after him forced marriage. life turned into a living nightmare in a best of rage the husband hacked off her hands. after their wedding my husband caught me with a machete. and after us he just threw me into the. pool last night he left her the

from soldier to peace micah ethiopia's private histories awarded the nobel prize for helping to end the conflict because i had read your trial but why is it the are trying to lay down on the as well of what this is does i'll be off message we've been saying this is inside still. welcome to the program obstat grant the relationship between ethiopia and eritrea could be summed up in 2 woods war and peace for 2 year war over a disputed border region 20 years ago at least 100000 people were killed a tense military standoff followed but last year things changed his new prime minister met agreed to accept an international ruling that sided with they were trapped on the border dispute then he launched a peace initiative with the eritrean leader. that resulted in diplomatic relations being restored on tuesday i'll be ahmed received the nobel peace prize for his efforts but some of questioned that decision not least because the owner was not extended to president. working we'll bring in our guests in just a moment 1st though he is out diplomatic editor joins by. this was recognition of a man who

but how inspirational for a young person who, perhaps, micah hasn't had the easiest path through ther what i'd believe in. we talk about social media influences and here is someone who truly does influence. as she is not selling snake oil. let's look at the telegraph. crick achieves signal and of five—day tests. what will be purists say? —— cricket people. there is a question about whether five days are needed for tests, given that so many and sometimes within three days. they don't even bother selling tickets for five days in advance. you canjust bother selling tickets for five days in advance. you can just turn bother selling tickets for five days in advance. you canjust turn up on the day. i think five days is important, not least in this country, because occasionally it could rain and so extending things for the necessary five days, and then perhaps even still ending in a drawer. when you talk to conferences, people in other countries say we have this national game we played for five days and they stop a0 and lunch and at the end might end in a draw, they look at you like you are

. >> reporter: micah schoettle, who had been convicted of raping a 9-year-old girl, among those pardonede child's mother, who did not want to be identified, says she struggled to tell her daughter. >> it feels like we're going through it all over again. >> reporter: some prosecutors say the pardons shocked the conscience. beavan also pardoned patrick baker, who was convicted of shooting and killing a man in front of his wife. while his accomplices remain behind bars, baker, whose family, according to "the currier-journal," raised more than $20,000 for beavan's campaign, is now free. >> the pardon was never paid for by my family. >> reporter: while the fbi is asking questions, there may be very little that can be done here. the former governor's pardons were issued under state law. tom? >> linsey, thank you. >>> we have now learned the identity of the u.s. service member killed in afghanistan. the pentagon confirming the death of army sergeant first class michael james goebl of new jersey. the green beret died from combat injuries while fighting the taliban. it was his third deployment to

. >> moreover, there's a prophecy in micah that talks about the future ruler coming from bethlehem, sobe born in bethlehem to fulfill the prophecy from the old testament and to be the true davidic messiah. >> according to the traditional nativity story, when mary and joseph arrive in bethlehem, there is no place for them at the inn. >> mary. >> but let's be clear what the biblical narrative actually says. the word for inn isn't there. this is not some public guesthouse that they're staying in. >> they are probably in joseph's extended family's house. there's not room for them in the main accommodation, so they have to put jesus where the animals are. >> nebi samuel, 9 miles from bethlehem. the houses in this archaeological site provide an insight into the nativity story. >> this is a typical home, dating to the second temple period. this is the kind of home you can imagine jesus might have been born in, in bethlehem. >> the family would have lived up here. they -- they may have accessed the -- the top floor from a ladder, maybe two or three rooms, everything very crowded, but what's re

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. >> this mother says she was given no warning that micah shotle, the man convicted of sexual assaultingghter was going free. >> i wish he would have talked to me first. >> shotle served just 19 months of a 23 year sentence. >> i was shocked that he was even considering a pardon for micah, much less granting one. this was a very, very lengthy case that was litigated heavily. to hear that he was basically erasing all the work that we had gone was just shocking. >> in a radio interview bevin defended his pardon of shotle claiming there was no physical evidence. >> if you had been repeatedly sexually violated as a small child by an adult, there are going to be repercussions of that physically and medically. >> a study found that 90% of victims don't show evidence of abuse. >> this isn't a democrat prosecutor coming after a republican governor. i was a supporter of matt bevins by what he's done is just wrong. he granted pardons with no research and whether they're worthy of a pardon. >> as for the victim's family -- >> i believe my daughter will be returning to counselling because she has re

then, on halloween, the micah prodded a couple in lafayette stealing a couples bmw phone and warning them not to go police or else they would come back. 10 days later, police investigated a home invasion in which the same is still a couples generally in pretty this. the husband tells me his wife got herself while escaping. officers arrived next day after daily a mercedes doing a police chase but then he posted bail. >> at that point we were not charging him for that particular arrest. >> reporter: the man went back to lafayette just before thanksgiving confronting another couples doing high-end wine, guns, a porsche and jewelry that they tried to pawn in sacramento. bill for both men are more than $9 million. two others and his cousin are not being charged at this point. a search for a third home invader is still on the way. >> henry, you and i were talking and we were talking about the situation there in lafayette and how the appearance when they were tied up were terrified that their young children were going to come back and find them in the middle of this activity. >> reporter: t

after which, micah hassey -- moderate thewill discussion. each school represented here will receive a copy of andrea's book for its library, so we are grateful for andrea's publisher for that gift and deeply indebted to the eskin family for making this presentation possible. as we head into thanksgiving week, here is a story that tells us we have much to be thankful for. there are heroes who make this country a better place. please welcome secretary mineta, and two wonderful writers, andrea warren, and monica hesse. [applause] andrea: i am andrea warren and it is a pleasure to be with you today. imagine that it is 1941 and you are a boy, 10 years old, living in the small city of san jose in northern california, where the weather is beautiful all year round. you love baseball, comic books, and going to the movies with your friends. you have three older sisters and an older brother who dote on you and parents you love very much. your father has a successful insurance agency and you live in a stucco house in san jose's japan town. both your par

believed in the power of their new album, "amadjar," features american artists, cluding cass mccombs and micahllie.an >> ( ated ): there is this brotherhood, automatic friendship and acceptancemu betweecians, that make it that we nd as soon as we meet each other. >> reporter: their album title means "foreign traveler." the songs champion universal values: love, brotherhood, and freedom-- in their case, themselves.he tuareg all around the world, their songs of longing for lost homeland have opened doors. >> ( translated ): we keep asking ourselv, how is it possible that people who do not understand us or our culture, very far from our reality, can warmly welcome and support us? rds can't possibly explain how great we feel about that. >> reporter: tinariwen's new album is named for a foreign traveler. but here, they were welcomed as native sons. for the pbs newshour, i'm ali carolina.winston-salem, north >> woodruff: what a great story. and a reminder to check out our new podcast, "oken justice." the series focuses on one state's public defender system. stretched in, missouri's public defenders

university it's good to have you here with us let's look at that the legacy here guide sala the king micah he turned against but a flicker but a flicker was ousted he supported to burn who's now the president so how this legacy be assessed well i think that. will be remembered by 2 things do 1st one is that the he oversaw a transition from beautiful to the bone over the last 10 months exactly there have been demonstrations on a weekly basis in algeria he promised but no. drop of blood would be spilt and he also promised that he will play by the constitutions and obviously. the algerian heloc all the most lessons have been. for peacefulness and he played by the constitution as we saw an election last couple of weeks ago off the bone. location of the last week he's also billy member somebody who poured what he called the gun and all is algerian but flicka his former ministers blood ministers and some of the business. model very much involved in others politics he put them in jail and he also promised to keep fighting corruption in the country yes he put people in jail yes he turned against b

i will leave that to micah witnesses to answer. but for our clients at least it's unclear, but certainly high that makes it hard to even step into the ring. >> did you have a rough number? >> i don't have a rough number but it could be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars if you have to get forensics experts, look at documents, get desk depositions, takes a long time. it can take up to two years and cost a lot of money. >> if i might professor bb, how do you think that impacts the business decision that companies are making. a mr. lee if you'll talk about how that impacts. >> thank you, we actually have precise numbers international trademark association has estimated that the cost could be anywhere from a hundred and 50 to $500,000. the average numbers at $95,000. this is a lot of money for small businesses. i think it's fair to say that it's too much money. mr. williams had testified to agree that many businesses are based on limited resources. they are just not able for the opposition in the capitalization process. mr. lee ho

. —— micah three weeks going round america with.having banter, joking around. we were joking we were having banter, joking around. we werejoking around, i don't mean it, i am joking around with my mate because he is a tory. just a minute, the party effed it up... both talk at once if you leak to giteau full, it makes me look like a right plonker, but it is not what i mean when i am waiting up a friend -- if mean when i am waiting up a friend —— if you leak it to guido fawkes. lets be clear, when you said the party effed it up when they failed to get rid of corbyn, you didn't mean that? no, i am pulling his leg. do you thinkjeremy corbyn is a threat to national security? of course i don't! i can't tell what you mean i don't mean any more.” course i don't! i can't tell what you mean i don't mean any more. i am joshing about with somebody i thought was an old friend, who has now leaked it to guido fawkes, i don't friends i have known for many yea rs, don't friends i have known for many years, he is a tory and we have already had banter

simon: micah biggest concern -- my biggest concern is that the foret is wholly unprepared the materialtrade tariffs. auto tariffsabout into europe. a broad attack on those countries is deemed to have weakened their currency, and that being a justification for the u.s. treasury to enable currency manipulators and justify tariffs. is that is the way 2020 unfolds, then all the expectations we get will come to naught and investigate -- investors will have to react aggressively early on. francine: simon french, thank you very much. the international air transport association chief exec of, alexandre de juniac. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> usually marks labor significantly down, now is saying we are in the margins of i actually think because they marks labor down, they have a good chance of forming a small labor majority. that was john mcdonnell speaking to bloomberg ahead of tomorrow's's general election. for everyone tomorrow, we will not talk about election, the fed, and we certainly will not talk about the polls. oddsey gundlach sees the of recession 2020 falling. joining us to discuss all of

the other day in one of the hearings, micah johnson from louisiana said, the people are tired of thisure are tired of this. we are tired of donald trump bringing up things to cause these kind of problems. i think that if witnesses were made to testify by the we would findhat out the truth. biden and that guy the other day, joe biden, he definitely has the right to call thatman a liar, because definitely was nothing to do with joe that his son took a job. host: do you think, mike that the former vice president tried to shut them down? caller: now, i think the vice president defendant himself just like the republicans say trump is defending himself. joe biden defended himself and his son. what really makes this really deal. that ukraine involving joe biden is a russian talking point, and the republicans are carrying out russian talking points. it was definitely russia that interfered. all our agencies say so. host: ok, we will let you go. you go to judy in ohio on the republican line. good morning, judy. caller: good morning. i have a question about the integrity of the u.s. election pr

for the first meeting of the micah flick of the traditional front pages. these pose a huge challenge for the newspaper front pages. usually you find front pages get more affirmative. no such problem tonight tonight there's a huge blessing because he can make a big cold -- call early on. less happiness on the labor supporting daily mirror. let's have a look at that. nightmare before christmas and the picture bores on the front page. and the guardian which is slightly softer saying exit poll predicts huge majority for johnson and metro massive porous when cesspool. these first editions are calling the exit poll decisively. >> even within the margin of error suggesting a hefty majority are for johnson. >> at those newspapers will be collectors items. >> will talk to little bit later on about what's going on with social media. christine is joining us now. christine thanks very much for joining us pray tell us what's going on there. >> we are waiting to see the actual results from scotland and looking closely at the exit poll to see if weekend get a more -- the