michaela dunagin: i know that with sex came the possibility of pregnancy.s a lot of physical and emotional pain and suffering attached to it. i got pregnant my freshman year in high school, and when i found out, i went through a wave of emotions. i was sad, hurt. i felt uncertainty. i was humiliated. i was angry... canning: i was so much in awe of michaela's bravery in telling her story. i wanted to learn more. dunagin: for a long time growing up, like, i had been through a lot, and i felt like, "everything else is going wrong right now, but if i can keep my academics right, then it'll keep, you know, some type of sunshine, you know, throughout the house." my dad went to jail before he got a chance to graduate. a false accusation, and at the wrong place at the wrong time. and my mom got a ged. i wanted to be able to make, you know, the big difference. education, that's the route to go. like, this world is built on education. we don't intend to get pregnant, but it's, like, it's kind of inevitable, except for just don't have sex at all. but other than this,

hey, monassa is emma, this is michaela. it unites people from all religions. it's joyful, just like the root o without bombay to it. you know, the situation, the lebanon is not the stable, but we're here to give hope to the people and to tell them that we're staying 11 on . we're not leaving. this is johnny 1st event of the year. at santa his aim is to help boots children to forget the troubles and have fun shooting the festive season. oh, and in bethlehem, palestinians have turned out to see the scouts and bands parade in manger square across the church of the nativity. it's a tradition that happens every 24th of december as they accompanied the latin patriarch to the church in infinity, revered by christians, as the birthplace of jesus festivities will run throughout the day until the traditional midnight mass. the church pilgrims from across the world gathered and cute to see the grotto where the bible says jesus of nazareth was born. that you're his update at the sour stay tuned for world stories coming up next. ah, a jenny is full of surprises. we've got

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clear with real clear you that lilly won't that if michaela with forbidden with visitor from that another. oh richard are in your new modem with them. but you just remember when you could not walk on one another home. i need to finish it because you might have to put those in jail when you guys are not sure. yes, my time is your one misty realism when you might just go to a summer shinnecock, but i knew i'd shed no credit dish the were when a property was college, i wasn't the display screen is that the used to get are using could you using the only kind of the choice cousin you shot targeted shania or email explain. absolute not. let me you. so when you get the you can get, are you guys open the door for enough with a photo of a new vehicle or what? okay, well with our camera for one more than this, denise, you lose young almond auto spaces. pretty short be up. dropped off, or is it a little care order booked through my li supports. no push to read your to what my surprises. you see little bit of a deposit yet mean yeah, because the usage was was from which one is the one with the world

>> michaela. >> michaela was crying and said whoopi hit me. whoopi never hit her.admittedly and the husband started to take pictures and whoopi opened her mouth and used as she said some choice words, some very choice. >> you were witnessing all of this. >> i heard about it afterwards. i wasn't there -- if i'd been there at the time i would have told her to stop crying and i would have gotten whoopi out of the room. but we talked about it the next day. whoopi was very honest. she always is. and we showed with a camera that whoopi, all she did was just say -- talk about the white house. and it became a -- a big thing. and it's over and it's -- >> why are -- famous? >> why are the reality shows famous? we've got to fill hours and hours. bravo, which probably does them more than anybody else, but that's their whole program, the cable shows. your own, it's talk, talk, talk. and if you can find a bone to chew on, you'll chew it until there's this much of the bone. it's a different time in television. >> these people become a hit for being a hit. >> off of being messy, o

>> michaela. >> michaela was crying and said, whoopi hit me. woop pi never hit her. so whoopi admittedly -- and then the husband started to take pictures. woop pi then opened her mouth and used, as she said, some choice words. >> you were witnessing all this? >> i heard about it afterwards. i wasn't there. if i'd been there at the time, i would have told her to stop crying, and i would have gotten whoopi out of the room. we talked about it the next day. whoopi was very honest. she always is. we showed with the isolated camera that whoopi, all she did was just say, talk about the white house. and it became a big thing, and it's over, and it's -- >> why are the salah his famous? w >> why are all the reality shows famous? >> you tell me. >> a little bit of controversy, a little bit of trouble, and we've got to fill hours and hours. bravo, which probably does them more than anybody else, that's their whole program. you know, the cable shows. it's talk, talk, talk, and if you can find a bone to chew on, you'll chew it until there's just this much of the bone. it's a diffe

here michaela quite definitely says what she will do if she becomes pregnant, i'm 35. i considered that a blow to the body, that hormonal blow that will happen when you have an abortion, this failure. i was afraid of the consequences eh uh, usually they are afraid, and subsequently what that there will be no more children. no, i was afraid that this could lead to oncology. yes? in this case, well, hormonal failure. you never know how it will affect uh-huh, because the body begins to rebuild itself, i thought about myself, and did not bring it up. these are thoughts of the biological end. the child's parents give it to an orphanage. no why, because it's my baby. this is my particle, why should i give it to someone? did the father of the child somehow influence the adoption of such a decision or not? yes, i thought that there is a set of genes that we reward this child with. just the sin of his wasted spending towards education. come on, yes, together no uh-huh and what do you work for, natasha, before i went on maternity leave, i was an assistant manager. well, that is,

from either side, mal, joined by a doctor, richard he dro, associate professor ad michaela university and a former president of uganda medical association. hello and welcome to the program say so uganda has discharged the last known ebola patient. that's good news, but we've been here before. is it too early to celebrate the end of ebola in uganda? indeed, the good news, too, in the country. on the way to celebrate the milestone since the outbreak started on the 20th of september, we have had $140.00 to confirm this. and unfortunately, the last $55.00 of them, including 12 children and that 7 has what we indeed celebrate the last person being discharged. but we have 2 maintaining surveillance because for from last year. so we need to go up to $42.00 days before we can play we had done, we would be around drugs flat. guess its off a ball in the country, especially because this was the 8th outbreak of ebola in uganda. why ive been so difficult to eradicate that his east there is a, is a disease which in form of a mix is not a continuous vs the we have had to measure the 2 types of outbr

the a check of your iron levels reveals that your serum iron is normal. michaela is the hero electrostatic with on the love it on. your iron deposits are low though, so the hematologist may decide to give you another transfusion to top them up, but i never did get they asked for a step on their on there's light at the end of the tunnel. he can cycle through kito and he hopes that one day he'll be back to his previous fitness levels. one of the unsettling characteristics of long cove it is that there are no bio mach has to enable a clear medical diagnosis. that's where all 4 legged friend could come to the rescue. researches in hanover have discovered that specially trained sniffer dogs can detect along k they'd infection this is barling, and this is polly. like all dogs, they have an incredibly sensitive sense of smell. here. research is that the university of veterinary medicine, hanover, are training the 2 dogs under a dozen others as part of a study on diagnosing long cove. it with training the don't so usually able to correctly identify smell samples from infected patients. or the prep

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that was michaela cook to their reporting from washington was an ide satellite images suggest that russia may be gearing up for a massive aerial assault on you crate. a take a look at these pictures, they show almost 2 dozen long range bombers and cruise missiles being prepared for combat at the ingles to airfield, near sort of a blast in russia. ukrainian military officials telling local media that the bombers will be used to increase strikes on ground targets and you crate especially energy infrastructure a corresponding young, philips old c. as in keith, he told us how prepare ukraine is for these latest expected airstrikes. well, the image is certainly come as no surprise to ukrainians on sunday. already information emerged that new messer for waves of attack might be imminent, actually a era alerts. so we're active here in key f and all over the country this afternoon . but so to my knowledge, are some airplanes where spotted bud, sir, no, no strikes were registered. in the past weeks, the ukrainian air defense has been quite successful. i was able to intercept more than 2 thirds of

the route from addis ababa to michaela was suspended during the fighting between government forces and to grind troops, who signed a ceasefire in november of government says basic services have been restored, including telecommunications and banking. alexandra buyers reports outside the airport and addis ababa, the significance of this moment is impossible to ignore kasey. hi lou and most of these families have lived in limbo for months um with um, what does it do? hm. what about if i lived here, apart from my husband and child who i love, i came here for my daughter's examination and suddenly got stuck. when i heard about the news of the flight, i fell to the ground and cried to america. not of course, with some left to see family, others for the birth of a grandchild. they planned to return to try in a week or 2, but in november 2020 war broke out communications and flights were suddenly impossible. another the gun, a couple of he got i'm extremely excited that i'm going to see my sister and my dad . i don't even know what to say. fighting began after the federal government accused t

let's go down to washington to our correspondent michaela cook nurse. she's following this official state visit by micron, because we just heard strong words of support from both leaders for ukraine. and what exactly though, is this support going to look like and we just talking about more weapons delivery or is there more here? there is more and there's actually a doin statement that the 2 leaders issued after they're very long talks that went on for more than an hour longer than initially planned. and they put it in writing that there will be robust, direct, financial budgetary supports coming. and that they will continue to support ukraine's capabilities for defense, particularly ad offense, capabilities that there will be significant assistance to help the ukrainians get through the winter. and there's a lot of focus on essentially cache coming ukraine's way. so we have seen this in recent months that actually is shorter than a weekly basis. we see more and more pledges of either finances or military support coming through. there's also talk not in

as we, michaela plans for the next year. we have identified that this is the decade of india, and that's not all yet, according to goldman sachs, india is about to overtake the u. s. economically by 2075, and by 2015, india is expected to be in the wolf top 3 economies. as the global economy currently isn't titles, all eyes are on india. luncheon sharma artie new delhi washington has wrapped up its 1st. i met with african leaders in 8 years, and despite the event officially being focused on addressing issues affecting africa, washington insisted on bringing russia into the equation. it's very powerful because you hear countries that are, we're here in washington this week, gonna kenya. so many others that have been the victims of interior. listen in the past and who see that now happening to ukraine by russia. during the 3 day summit, the u. s. declared the importance of africa in solving global problems in a bid to compete with africa's other partners. china and russia. washington has already signed deals worth $15000000000

if the open airlines as an out civil resume flies to michaela, the northern to gray region from wednesday, representatives from the theo, p and government visited the rebel held area on monday. and since ive ah more missiles in depth in ukraine, russian military personnel killed the course. the border president vladimir putin says he's prepared to negotiate and accuses ukraine of refusing to well, what are the chances of a negotiated settlement of the war? this is ah hello, welcome to the program i'm in bronco and the war in ukraine is the worst military conflict in europe since the 2nd world war. there is no official death, but in the 10 months of fighting that been tens of thousands of military and civilian casualties. and millions of people have fled the homes, all wars, and eventually some in outright victory and defeat. others around the negotiating table, ukraine's president vladimir lensky is reportedly working on a peace plan to be enveloped. in february rushes, president vladimir putin says he's open to discussions to end the war and blames his opponents for refusing to negotiate

ah, i, michaela information from our public, but it is tantalized a commercial companies. so obviously there are commercial collisions and there's some of the contra to we are. we obviously need to have consultations with the counter partners with a key terms of the contrast can be made publicly available or not. so there are concerns our commercial secrets are confidential, etc. between the i contacting parties are kind of part of business town as well. and as little as ongoing criminal investigations and law enforcement agencies that are bound by that element clause and other conditions of mongolia and until they are completed investigations. our comments are restricted. obviously we are a fully cooperating with law enforcement agencies. and it may take time to r, i and lives in the cations. and obviously we have no intention of prosecuting the annual without a proof. so it's not the go don't work to prosecute. ah, ah, lot in new skin anyway, so a that is a very robust events that you'll mounting there. but i guess a bow august, 11th all day journalist on and is actually

if you open airline says the technical team was sent to michaela to ensure the airport was ready to receive flights. government representatives visited the rebel hail derrier on monday, and i them cassie, our baby is senior advisor at the international institute for democracy and electoral assistance. he says other services including communications, are also being re established century. the origin is now been connected for the 1st time. you're with me for the 1st time in the last 4 years. and of course, what that meant is that information was controlled, extremely controlled. the only source of information where the parts of the conflict, which obviously affects their reliability. and in particular, journalists, whether you're in or international, how to stream the limit that if i don't access to the region and therefore now i can be including offering of the region will hopefully help us recount what happened. in the past 4 years. the humanity rose into right, if we main extremely, extremely difficult. and that has improvements in the signing of the 15 and in the end of october. but we kn

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this is, michaela is unites people from all religions. it's joyful, just like they root. oh, with all, but on bite with, you know, with estimation lebanon is not the stable, but we're here to give hope to the people, and to tell them that they're staying in lebanon. we're not leaving that she knew that they'd at this hour. stay tuned for doc film coming up next a were interest in the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze the fight for market dominance . get us to the head with d w business beyond. ah ah, we are traversing through the arctic a landscape few have ever seen before. a journey through this rugged wild world requires everything we have shows us no mercy. and yet is so full of magic. ah! we want to understand how this world is changing and what that will mean for all of us. we will meet some people who couldn't be happier, and others who see their future in danger. ah, the arctic has always represented more than just a longing for unspoiled beauty. for thousands of years, it's been conside

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so not equal moga, i don't, michaela so badly. we've created an environment of brotherly co existence when people see us as protectors, my become a place of mutual affinity, where there's a sense of belonging mindset. that's one good thing. i learned how, by the way, let that kill me then when, if there was no sports field here before people used it to bring their cows to pasture. mother, i mean there was nothing but us and many large trees will pull up. we cleared the land ourselves. what trees had you drew? there are farmers and shepherds close by and they often carry spades and shovels. they helped us to pull out the roots, kill me, that we worked really hard to turn our practice filled into a proper soccer coach. i know when i say get in the lab was 30 years ago since then we train and play here. ah my name is a mars now like a rela, while i can, i'm one whenever i'm not at school, i like to play. ah, well, i doubt i'd like to be a doctor lot and when i'm older, i'd like to visit cat man. do with my liver xannon when we were y

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thank you michaela ours, the next heroine has adhered to all her life.rse, natalia is 35 years old. and it's hard to believe that in the past she was a convinced chal. free personal comforts, harmony with herself, were always in the first place for her, but fate made its own adjustments, six months ago, she had a son. now natalia is happy in her new role as a mother, but despite this she doesn't want to anymore. natasha hello here. why did you not change your views, despite the fact that the child was born, because i lived. it was i who understood what it was like, and if a used to be a convinced childfree, i have been there since i was 14 years old. i'm selfish didn't want kids because really i would like to be free from problems from everything. well, that is, the child is a problem. yes, by the age of 35, it happened like this. eh, a clear principled position. i don't want to take responsibility. i'm a fairly responsible person, uh, and to some extent i'm an a student in life, i'm a perfectionist. yes, i'm a perfectionist. i need everything to be good

oh, i gotta look up an account, michaela i believe, gila, i think at least get him looking. oh mccain. do you think the 3 still has a future here? mother the bundling sir, ah, hello, did her. oh, my go with now i live filipino nathaniel agie girl les elmer's glue to that muscle again. i'm with a miss amy, but will go go home. my cell have been by yet dear book or bizarre bon cause it among before is obtainable. the galleys doubled faddie a fee. it was i don't know how to describe this exciting and also sad because it was really hard to see it. we walked toward how ours, how we didn't see any other 3 i got healthy or effected. and eventually we saw only $13.00, an infected one. and hello kind of tribes number is harvesting this, this 3 slowly, continuous fight. ah, so to answer my own general question, am i part of the problem? well, yes i, yes, anyone using why you would be some part of the problem was a brush are booked on it. why people like the gum by western perfume on my chinese, my us and the black market. it's survival maybe to keep in point stokes, in malaysia and in

if he'll be an airline says a technical team was sent to the regional capital michaela to ensure the airport was ready to receive flights. penny this f as a joyful moment because we are going to meet our relatives. after a long time. i am very excited. i pray to god that the remaining things will also be resolved soon. but on the soon as i came here to see my daughter who was giving birth at the time, my plan was to stay for 2 weeks. but everything was shut. suddenly, it has been more than a year and health already. i'm very happy the pieces returning and excited that i'm finally gone home. while a delegation from the federal government visited revel held areas on monday, it was a 1st high level trip to, to gray since war broke out 2 years ago. they were there to work on implementing the african union, broken piece, deal to end to the conflicts. fighting began after the federal government accused 30 gray people's liberation front of attacking an army base out 5 mckelly forces from am hara and neighboring eritrea supported the feel p. an army. the 2 year conflict has killed thousands

the theo pinero line says the technical team was sent to michaela to ensure the airport was ready to receive flights. government representatives visited rebel held areas on monday. i them garcia. ebay is a senior advisor at the international institute for democracy and electro assistance, joins us on skype from the hey, good to have you with us. so 1st of all, is this indicative of a normalization of the situation into gray. thank you very much for having no motivation. is that no way to go about? it's definitely in the movement towards connecting the gripe, the rest of the country banking services in some areas some areas have already been reviewed and now we are hearing that telecommunication service. but also the resume that so the life recently starts essentially part of the p d, but it will always go improvement towards connect and drive back to the rest of the country or. and this still is of course a communications black out there. right. how is that impacting people's lives? not to mentioned journalists ability to access the area to verify what life is like . that that's righ

if you open airlines is resuming flights to michaela in the north and tig ry region after an 18 month absence. if the opium government representatives visited the rebel held area on monday, it was their 1st trip to the region since war broke out 2 years ago. both sides agree to a cease fire in november, conflicts in the democratic republic of congo escalating numerous african countries have deployed troops to counter armed groups and civil unrest while the government welcomes these forces. any congolese are opposed to them. malcolm web has more difficult year for the d. r. see? hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced in recent months. has e m $23.00 armed group advance towards the city of goma in democratic republic of congo to the north. uganda and soldiers arrived just over a year ago, under an agreement with congress government. he got his army says he pursuing a you can an armed group pulled. the adf is responsible for massacring thousands of civilians. writes creeps, say the violence has increased since the ugandan troops arrived both uganda, andrew, under of being ac

mountain, i want to thank each and every one of you for being with us today and i understand that michaelaerena might also be part of the leadership group that is here. but mr. chairman, i would like to enter a letter of the students into the record that recommends congress introduced legislation to formally apologize for generational harms resulting from the federal indian boarding schools and policies. and i urge my colleagues to support this call for a formal apology and thank these young leaders for their advocacy, for their voices for the past, for the future, for current generations. and with your permission, i'd like just to read a paragraph from here before consideration for adoption. i quote, a general principle we are taught early on is to apologize for our wrongdoings and to take responsibility for our actions. since the recent release of the boarding school report, one might think the u.s. would seek to undo the long term trauma and harm inflicted upon native children by boarding schools. as of today, however, this is not the case for that reason, my colleagues and i seek a for

there's northerly still bringing some showers in across northern michaela.r the temperatures away. but for the south, stays misty again. south, it stays misty again. some fog in places and rain returning to the far southwest by, the end of the night, very mild here. temperatures may stay in. double figures , but colder in. double figures, but colder conditions in further conditions setting in further north at north south split continues into friday morning, this band could be this band of rain could be pretty a lot of people pretty heavy. a lot of people hitting friday so hitting the roads on friday so just that in it's going to just bear that in it's going to generate a lot of spray and surface water spreading from south getting into south to north getting into northern northern northern england and northern ireland , southern scotland ireland, southern scotland by the of day. further south, the end of day. further south, it should brighten during friday afternoon. pretty mild afternoon. still pretty mild here as well, although it will at be windy and of co

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