nothing can ever bring michaela back. that we know.for this heinous crime, a crime which resulted in a 27—year—old woman losing her life on a honeymoon, then that would bring usa a honeymoon, then that would bring us a lot of satisfaction. the hotel where michaela mcareavey was killed still exists and is still busy. six years on, it's been renamed but what happened here has not been forgotten in mauritius, especially now thatjohn mcareavey is back on the island. and he says he is prepared to return again and again untiljustice is done. mark simpson, bbc news, mauritius. the chancellor, philip hammond, has arrived in india to discuss financial and business links. he's accompanied by the governor of the bank of england and the leaders of financial services companies. the government is hoping to boost ties between the uk and india as britain leaves the european union. this report from justin rowlatt does contain some flash photography. india is a crucial part of britain's post—brexit strategy, hence the chancellor's visit to this market i

if you have got a clear focus, justice for michaela. know, justice for michaela would certainly aid that, but i need to stress that this isn‘t about me. this is about michaela, you know and sometimes in, you know the process, the meetings, what actually happened to michaela can get lost in that, you know, she was a 27—year—old woman who had just begun a new stage in her life and she was brutally murdered. brutally murdered on her honeymoon and that‘s just so unjust and so unfair and i‘ve taken the lead together with michaela‘s family in ensuring that 0k, we can never bring michaela back, but the least what we can do is ensure thatjustice is served so hopefully this, me being here and appealing to the public will start to trigger a little bit more activity which can ultimately lead to our sole objective. john, i know there is a confidential phoneline that has been set—up. are you hoping that has been set—up. are you hoping that that will encourage people to come forward with perhaps some fresh evidence? yes, absolutely. there is many way

returning to the honeymoon island where his wife michaela was murdered

nothing can ever bring michaela back. that of which we know. losing her life on her honeymoon, then that would bring us a lot of satisfaction. the hotel where michaela mcareavey was killed still exists and is still busy. six years on, it has been renamed, but what happened here has not been forgotten in mauritius, especially now thatjohn mcareavey is back on the island. and he says he is prepared to return again and again until justice is done. british scientists say they've created a sieve capable of removing salt from seawater. it uses a derivative of grapheme, a fine sheet of carbon just one atom thick. the development at the university of manchester has the potential to improve access to clean drinking waterfor millions of people around the world. dr rahul nair from the university of manchester led the team of scientists and joins me now. how does this work? the membrane broke the small molecules. so this is a grapheme membrane. we take many different layers of grapheme and stick them to each other and we use the space between two grapheme

nothing can ever bring michaela back. that we know. her honeymoon, that would bring us a lot of satisfaction. the hotel where our michaela mcareavey was killed still exists and is still busy. six years on, it's been renamed but what happened here has not been forgotten in mauritius, especially now thatjohn mcareavey is back on the island. he says he is prepared to return again and again untiljustice is done. mark simpson, bbc news, mauritius. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour. but first the headlines on bbc news. syrian activists say 58 people — including children — have been killed in a suspected gas attack in a rebel—held town in the north—western province of idlib. russian investigators confirm that the man who carried out the st petersburg metro attack was a suicide bomberfrom kyrgystan. the number of people who died has risen to 14. detectives investigating the attack on a young asylum seeker in south london on friday have charged a further six people — including a 15—year—old boy — bringing the number charged t

this essay on xo jane by michaela gilbert lurie went viral among the school community. >> she talkedharassed by koetters, about him trying to initiate an inappropriate relationship. >> reporter: the article sparking in chelsea awareness that she was not alone. >> i met michaela. and she said something like, you're one of nine who's come to me. >> what was that moment like? >> that was the realization that, like, oh my god, this guy's a predator. >> it wasn't me, it was him? >> yeah. >> reporter: fearing the abuse may be continuing unabated, chelsea came forward to marlborough in a letter. >> this time around i'm not going to stick my head down and hold my breath. >> reporter: the school called the police and finally, 15 years after her abuse began, chelsea had her long-awaited day of reckoning facing koetters in court. >> how do you plead? >> guilty. >> reporter: her voice quavered. eventually it all imploded. i found out i was pregnant in a dirty carl's jr. bathroom. it cannot be overstated mr. koetters continued targeting marlborough girls for over a decade after i graduated. >> re

our second prize high school when you're -- winner is michaela edwards, a student at jenks high school. her documentary on animal is entitled "behind the bite." >> this is a chicken sandwich. ,hich you can get from here supposedly comes from a place like this, and is ultimately cheaper than anything you can get there. i don't think i could really tell you what i am eating or where it came from. and i not just talking about the sandwich. what does it mean i cage free, grass read on products in the store. eating is a vital element to survival. how can we not pay attention to what we are putting into our mouse? i guess the question is, what are we eating? or better yet, what lies are we being fed? let us start with the sandwich and go behind the bun to find out. first, we need to find out where the chicken on our sandwich has come from. a concentrated animal feeding operation. in au can put to animals small pen. research,ter further for poultry, a small -- now, i cannot help but wonder, with so many animals in such a small, can find an unsanitary space, how are they all staying healthy? t

john mcareavey, whose wife michaela was murdered whilst they were on their honeymoon six years ago hase first time. i'm ben bland. the top stories this hour: president putin has declared three days of mourning and laid flowers near the scene of the st petersburg metro blast, which killed 11 people and injured more than 50. investigators believe it was a terrorist act. a second device was found and defused at a second station. in colombia, funerals have been held for victims of the mudslide which killed at least 250 people. residents are still without water and electricity. officials are handing out sanitation kits and warning of the risk of disease. president trump has extended a warm welcome at the white house to egypt's leader, and declared a reboot in relations. abdel fattah al—sisi is the first egyptian president to visit the white house in nearly a decade. iraqi forces say they've opened safe corridors in western mosul for civilians to flee the battle to drive is out of the city. around 400,000 civilians are estimated to remain in the western half of mosul. now it's time for our n

but 12 days after getting married, his wife, michaela, was murdered.is hotel after she disturbed intruders. they panicked and killed her. two hotel workers later went on trialfor murder, but both were found not guilty. the death of a young irishwoman on honeymoon on this holiday island made headlines around the world. in mauritius, it is front—page news again this week, withjohn mcareavey‘s sudden return. the death of a young irishwoman on honeymoon on this holiday island made headlines around the world. in mauritius, it is front—page news again this week, withjohn mcareavey‘s sudden return. people will be shocked because we gathered that he has started a new life, that he would move on and forget about this tragedy. i think people will be surprised to see him and to see that his quest for the truth is still there. the hotel still exists and is still busy. six years on and it has been renamed, but what happened here has not been forgotten in mauritius, especially now thatjohn mcgreevey is back on the island, and he is insisting that this visit won't be

oldest of three girls, she was a role model, her family says, to 14-year-old megan and 6-year-old michaela>> i love you, jessica. >> that's my last one of the four of us. it shows our closeness. >> reporter: we first spoke with jamie in january. she let us into their lives for her first extensive tv interview since her daughter went missing. >> i can talk about anything and everything about her, but it's just -- the sentimental stuff like future, past. yeah. sorry. >> reporter: jessica's grandfather driving us on the route he believes she took that last night. at the time still searching for clues. >> jamie's pretty strong. but eventually there's a time when jamie is -- it's going to hit her and hit her hard. >> reporter: thursday, september 8th. jessica is at a party with friends. >> six to seven people there. sitting around, drinking beer, watching tv, goofing off. >> reporter: she reportedly leaves with kyler, a long-time friend of her boyfriend. kyler, a man with an alleged history of violence towards women. he'd just gotten out of prison on a drug charge. >> she offered to give him a

. >> jeff: previously on "survivor," at the mana tribe, hali and michaela were left out of theul cerpeppi have people whom i want to go with. >> jeff: at the nuku tribe, varner knew his game was falling apart. >> if i'm going home tonight, i'm going to cut them all off at the knees. >> jeff: at tribal council, varner made a desperate move. >> there is deception here, jeff. why haven't you told anyone you're transgender. >> but that's personal. >> that has nothing to do with the game. >> you didn't have to do that. >> that is so wrong. nobody has the right to out anybody. >> jeff: and he was voted out. varner, the tribe has spoken.

investigating this video and what critics are claiming is an excessive use of force. 22-year-old michaelaat slammed to the ground face first by a ft. police officer posted online and went viral viewed nearly half a million times. its captions, two words, seems excessive but the video doesn't tell the whole story, they say. they say they were called to the scene thursday night to break up a fight between surat's boyfriend and another man and that while they were talking to witnesses, surat who is 5'9" and weighs 115 pounds shoulder checked a bouncer and one of the officers while trying to get to her boyfriend. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> and a family near sacramento has survived a wild home invasion. a mountain lion pushed its way into their house as they were in the middle of making dinner. the lion looked like this one here. it frightened their pet cats and the family as well. they were forced to lock themselves in the kitchen pantry and they say that's when the cat went ahead and growled at them. jumped onto the counter and started breaking dishes. >> nasty houseguest. >> i lo

michaela mcareavey was found strangled in a bath at a luxury hotel 12 days after the couple's wedding been warning that swollen rivers are continuing to threaten tens of thousands of people in queensland and new south wales. the police commissioner in the city of rockhampton in queensland said the flooding would be the worst in nearly a century. the floods come in the aftermath of tuesdays category four tropical cyclone debbie. authorities in australia have warned local residents, stranded by floodwaters, to remain vigilant in the aftermath of a powerful tropical cyclone. as swollen rivers continue to rise, threatening tens of thousands of people living near major rivers in queensland and new south wales. cyclone debbie hit the eastern coast on tuesday, with winds up to 260 kilometres an hour, causing major damage to buildings, roads and crops. it's unbelievable, mate. it's picked it up like a big eskie and whipped it across the road. the country's prime minister, malcom turnbull, confirmed fatalities in the wake of the storm. two women in new south wales have died as a result of thes

michaela mcareavey was found strangled in a bath at a luxury hotel 12 days after the couple's weddingan unexploded world war two bomb is believed to have been discovered on the banks of the river thames in putneyjust a day before the oxford cambridge boat race. scotland yard said it was called to an area of the chelsea shoreline this afternoon. a decision on the boat race going ahead will be made by organisers in the morning. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the mail on sunday continues its campaign against videos on google and youtube which show violent or terror related content. tomorrow's story highlights a video showing how to penetrate britain's airports and nuclear power stations need to tighten their defences against terrorist attacks, according to a story on the sunday telegraph's front page. british passports could soon be returning to theirformer dark blue livery following brexit, according to the sunday express. the sunday times headlines the news that some peers are claiming thousands of pounds worth of expenses for attending the house of lords, despite

michaela mcareavey was found strangled in a bath at a luxury hotel 12 days after the couple's weddingvicted of her murder. the help—to—buy scheme was meant to support lower wage earners in england buy theirfirst home. but it's emerged thousands of families on high incomes have also benefited, asjoe lynam now reports. but for the government's help to buy scheme, lina hannon and her husband would have needed an additional five to ten years before they could afford their own place in harrow. she does worry, though, that some high earners are also allowed to use the scheme. it does bother me a bit that some people that don't really need the scheme use the scheme. but to be fair, i think that the fact that the scheme was able to help people like me, and i know that a lot of people benefited from this scheme, it makes me feel happy. introduced four years ago to encourage house—building and help mostly first—time buyers get on the ladder, 250,000 people have bought property using the help to buy schemes. but research suggests that existing homeowners from wealthy households have benefited as

michaela put this up. she likes to get up early. kevin, we say good morning to you.up shot of all of these people that were getting ready. mike tweeting this. time for your 62nd express. pres. trump: a chance we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. >> business as usual at the vienna metro station. >> officials received about 500 requests union said they did not have an official sick-out today. >> liquefied xanax taken by an eyedropper and put into a water bottle that got students here at this middle school high. >> if you don't think you're going to have that discussion with a 12-year-old, but here you are. >> 91 degrees on saturday. that is record heat for the day. >> the caps, the struggle in round two of the playoffs. game two is tomorrow night. >> the washington redskins select jonathan allen. >> no stranger to the >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, president trump's new warning about north korea. >> we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. >> as tensions with the region hit a tipping point. and the clo

this is the first time that michaela surat is talking about the video that shows her get body slammedice officer and she says she hopes this will further the conversation about unnecessary use of excessive police force. this morning, the woman caught on tape being slammed head first into the ground by a police officer is speaking out. >> oh! >> like all my bones were shattering in my face and i was just so humiliated because everyone was watching me. >> reporter: 22-year-old college student michaela surat sat down exclusively with abc news overnight and says she'll never be the same. after this video of her went viral, viewed nearly 800,000 times online. >> i can't go to school without feeling like someone is going to approach me and hurt me. i'm getting death threats online. >> reporter: critics say it shows the police seeming to use excessive force but authorities say the video doesn't tell the entire story. police say last thursday they were called to this bar in ft. collins, colorado, to break up an altercation between surat's boyfriend and another man and the sorority sister shou

dee's children, cody and michaela, they took immediately to bill and his children katelyn and billy. logan soon followed. as you can expect, bill's protective nature made him a great father. it also made him a great firefighter. extending his protection beyond his family once again, he joined the belleview volunteer fire department, and he was a natural fit. whether there or working as a life flight dispatcher, bill worked to keep belleview safe. but that deep desire to serve his country continued to tug at him. in 2005, bill reenlisted in the nebraska army national guard. originally assigned to the 600th transportation company, he transferred to the 75 5th chemical company. why the transfer? because he learned the 755th would soon deploy, and in late 2006 it did. and bill bailey went with it. the 755th chemical company was assigned to provide security escorts for truck convoys off -- operating out of the bilad air base in iraq. iraq at this time was increasingly unstable. it was dangerous, but bill's good nature made it bearable. sergeant timothy osaki remembers specialist bill bail

investigating this video and what critics are claiming is an excessive use of force. 22-year-old michaelans police officer. the video was posted online this weekend and went viral, viewed nearly 500,000 times in just four hours. its caption, two words, seems excessive but police say it doesn't tell the whole story and they say they were called to the scene thursday morning to break up a fight between surat's boyfriend and another man and while they were talking to witnesses surat who is 5'9" and weighs 115 pounds shoulder checked a bouncer and one of the officers while trying to reach her boyfriend. police say that he used a standard arrest control but her family disagrees saying the college junior and sorority sister suffered several bruises, a concussion and skin chin contusion. her family's attorney says we find the response attributed to law enforcement that is a standard procedure if true disturbing at best. critics say this video is just the latest in a core of videos showing what they believe is excessive force like this one from 2015 where an officer was put on administrative leav

. >> sam and michaela. the weekend. strong storms making their way. and could be some flooding in the mid mississippi valley and ohio river valleys. beautiful weather out in the plains. and in the southwest. rain in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, look for more flooding possible along the m mid-atlantic and southeastern atlantic states. a few showers along >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your umbrella. first round of showers moving through this morning. keeping temperatures in the 50s. then we'll get a break and the temperatures warm into the 70s for delaware and into the upper 60s for the lehigh valley. but the next round of showers is due in for the afternoon commute, and into the early evening hours for new jersey, the suburbs, for philadelphia. and also in the lehigh valley and delaware, too. that's when we could see some heavy downpours. and it's clearing out for saturday. have a great day. >> that is your your latest wea. thank you so much. you're so cute. polite, too. >>>

. >> sam and michaela. for the weekend. strong storms making their way. and could be some flooding in the mid mississippi valley and ohio river valleys. beautiful weather out in the plains. and in the southwest. rain in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, look for more flooding possible along the m mid-atlantic and southeastern atlantic states. a few showers >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have sunshine and a great start to this friday. as we take a live look outside in san jose, no issues as our temperatures continue to warm up. we're in the upper 50s now, low 60s in oakland and palo alto and already 54 degrees in half moon bay. we'll see the highs in half moon bay 65 to 68 degrees. 84 degrees today in concord. your latest weather. thank you so much. you're so cute. polite, too. >>> zachary quinnto hitting the screen in when you make a pb&j with smucker's, that's the difference between ordinary everyday and exquisitely delicious in an everyday sort of way. because with a name like smuc

now, we have michaela. >> these guys are going to add the food coloring. you want me to help you?it in there. let's start mixing the colors together. make a cool pattern. >> this is a jell coloring. >> they stir it. >> going to add a hard boiled egg in there. and the trick to keeping them from cracking is you add half a teaspoon of salt in your boiling water. once they put these in. >> we only have a few seconds left. >> and make sure it's all the way covered. you can use your rubber glove. leave them in there for ten minutes. and then, when we pull them out, they look like this. >> adorable. >> pastel and pretty. >> a few seconds. twinki twinkies, my favorite. what are we making? >> we're making a peep race. he is adding marshmallow wheels. and putting the peep in as the driver. let's make him face front. >> that's a good idea. >> there you go. and we'll add a little bit of a pretzel, the steering wheel. sometimes the twinkie icing is plenty. at the end, we can set up a little peep race like this p the and the kids can enjoy and eat them. >> thank you so much. great job. we have