miley, chrisjoyce, green mathie, matt, claire and many others who made the storm a reality.in the english language, the sensational andrea rice broke. the films nominated irene persian, japanese, french, russian, korean and max remak. —— khmer. and the bafta goes to the handmaiden. unfortunately the directors could not be here tonight but we will make sure this gets to them. cinematography is the next award. the never not brilliant dennis quaid. cinematographers are masters of showing this world in detail we could never imagine. this yea r‘s detail we could never imagine. this year's nominees have shown us the real—life past most of us never knew, a stark presence and a pair of imaginary world. their audiences lived in them and will never four get them. denominations are... —— of the nominations are. and the winner is, of the bafta, roger deakins, blade runner 20119. unfortunately roger deakins can not be with us tonight. he is shooting a movie in new york right now. he asked me to thank his crew and his wife. as the director of the movie i would like tojust wife. as the dir

cannot buy them and they say my story and you know miley family feeling like i said. it's often difficult to convince the parents that the beautiful beads bring suffering and that child marriage and genital mutilation are harmful and traumatic experiences. they're going to go so i. came to one of the girls from the first very distressed who and some of the mountain requesting to go in with them sometimes they don't say about that route possible to live through google doesn't do i don't trust some of the. edge through the years chatter has managed to retain her faith in the future she spending the weeks until she can move to the city with her son at her parents' house. for a while she's living like a traditional some buru woman again a life she thought she'd left behind. but you know in the city i can work and get paid every month. but here all you can do is milk if you have any that's not for me but the best. this is the only way of life that churches father has ever known that his daughter's problems have changed him. when my younger daughters will only marry when th

gemini's biggest reggae still money money on a joint journey back in time as they sing their version of miley's same a down or just one if that many conversation was instead kids like. you are reaching far more struggling to find a new dress you know it was sort of nice to work it out very much a little what i like about this project is it's believed was a like me was what you could look before you know ready it was always the first over the last little what you know so this article or the framing killer put it into a certain shots and it was sent. to hot. head trauma pricing her role as backing singer from the original recording to make an reggae stand last year griffiths the great mercer griffin is the only guest on the album yes and it's such a she really made it and she came to join us on that video sure. i don't think the money was even born at that time when simm a donor was recorded and i was one of the persons who embraced that song that bob did his dad and. i had no preach on at that time that i would be here. you know doing the remakes. on the song with a gentleman and if my son keep

and this i think this is the favorite one that i have that i have seen, miley salrvatore, a motherly mary. what about another one? and another representation of mary with roses around her, sort of on a cloud. and this is by peter, a 4th grader at holy name of jesus school. and we have another i think. this is a children of fat a ma. waterfall, moon, all kind of symbols and this is by theresa nathan from our lady of mere see school. 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

sarah: that was martin miley from the organization care speaking about him on -- speaking from oman. the united states, donald trump has said he will be strongly pushing for comprehensive background checks with an emphasis on mental health for anyone buying guns there this statement follows an emotional meeting he had with students and parents who had survived gun attacks and in the wake of the massacre at eight school in florida last week. -- at a school in florida last week. reporter: this is the coffin of a person hailed a hero for trying to stop the shooter at the school he worked at. he was given full military honors as a veteran. the latest shooting has led to a raging debate on gun control. the national rifle association, the nra, offered its solution to ending good violence. >> to stop a bad guy with a gun, it takes a good guy with a gun. school districts, pta, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms and dads, they all must come together to implement the very best strategy to harden their schools, including a effective -- effective, trained, armed security that will abso

know my limits oman miley has been. suspended several days on the central squares of athens and so many older men talking boys and then leaving with them. one night we overheard two older men negotiating a price with two young afghans who decided to ask them what was going on. for the. people up the rule. i've done is to see the. lonely kempley go can i ask you where you from. repeating the afghani if i'm not going to be honest how many months a year is in greece the doesn't know the answer you're right they're not there for months and then you speak for them you know in my mind that i'm not because i was asking that i and i guess i'm that if you g. bork's you and i come to speak no then i'm working more with the future i'm watching the trial and i heard you talk about price i don't know where i'm from so only talking about the price and i know the trouble is i want to begin a future. at nights at this time in the front twenty four hours seven days a. serious that i'm with two boys discuss some pricing you're talking ab

which is going to do when you put in the miley neo nazis. of the. city it's. the uproot bit don't just lease was almost the premier. i read that i mean you're a that i mean now you. know. i need to. shela into the wall of the white teeth but he just is the study of the structure this is. it is a deal more. probably i. have already. i mean you know liz. sperling you know. as a failed unmasked as the color revolutions can be an attentive viewer can see subtle patterns and similarities revealing their true nature. to make crowds act as one of beauty and group they have to be united at the unconscious level the masterminds of color revolutions know this well and have perfected the art. symbolism is one of the most powerful tools to achieve this and revolutionary political organizations with surprisingly similar names and even more similar logos have appeared time and again almost as omens marking the countries that would be hit by the colored plague next . they're often described as being aware and active when they're actually trained and radical they are the ones

the young so miley refugee thrilled to gain u.s. residency in twenty sixteen. of those lucky to good. i was a really. good answered my prayer but with anti immigrant sentiment under the trump presidency al-jazeera world ask sally was whether his american dream is still alive and so molly in america at this time on al-jazeera. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so they see the importance of the outcry. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian figure this is the news out live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes israel launches its biggest attacks on syria in decades after one of its.

really understand better that the traditional systems don't always work for these children so a lot miley breaking years of tradition and understanding of how a family structure for example should work the fact that the woman is the one who goes artin and does most of the work on the farms or whatever it is and in many of these situations and what we're seeing now with conflict is that in fact roles are changing incredibly so if we look at what's happened with the syrian refugees many of the women are with their families but without their husbands or the older boys in the family so things are really changing and very fluid so then poverty becomes even more of an issue employment becomes an issue so i think what we're looking at is a really fast changing world in which we really need to be nimble and adaptable and willing to go the extra mile to find those folks and help them and just serve nana riley when it comes to. save the children and education and the sort of challenges that you are seeing on a day to day basis talk us through them and how hard they are to overcome. when you painted

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meet in terms of we have met in cinema we haven't actually did so long gang to get to class to call miley kings will be different things to different people but the director says it's a first step to finding an identity for sri lankan tamils cinema one that he hopes inspires others to contribute to its survival. as al-jazeera colomba. this is al-jazeera these are your headlines so far today the health authorities in rebel held eastern are reporting symptoms of gas poisoning among casualties of syrian government airstrikes in which at least twenty seven people have died the continuing bombardment comes despite a u.n. security council resolution demanding a cease fire in syria al jazeera correspondent mohammed al jazeera is in eastern with this update. now on the how the. russian and syrian government warplanes have been stopped targeting the residential areas of eastern greeter we can hear they're flying over us to target the different districts and towns people stuck here are very scared the syrian regime forces have attacked eastern due to from several different fronts with the aim of ad

miley cyrus made that a thing.lly washed out on her second run because the conditions were horrendous.. in fact a whole bunch of women crashed or bailed saying it wasn't safe.but i love jamie's quote on that. she says.. it's not like what we're doing is safe, anyhow." ( darya ) the warriors beat the spurs on saturday night givingcoach steve kerr 250 wins under his belt in record time.. in 302 games: way faster than phil jackson it took the bulls coach 346 games to do it.. kerr ever the wise guy cracks: "he had michael jordan for god sake, so i don't know what phil's problem was," kerr cracked. ( darya ) don't know yet if they're a threat to the warriors, but the new and improved cavaliers beat the celtics on sunday: here are some highlights of lebron and it's what's his name.. to i don't know him.. to new guy number 3 and 4.. george hill, jordan clarkson, rodney hood and larry nance jr. -- combined for 49 points. to be fair they're probably still getting to know each other's names too. oh and it looks like it's all

miley had two grammy outfits.er into that ruby gown before she took >> so much fun. sticking with music, check out this lipsync battle withat had . ♪ >> as if. that is elisia silverstone from the 1999 classic "clueless." chrissy and ll cool j took us behind the >> i want to talk about some lipsync secrets. let's talk about when beyonce . >> it happened so quickly, she flew right through. it was just like a magical appearance, and then i was like, by the time i looked back, she was gone. >> and channing wanted to come in on a real horse but the loud music scared the pony, so they built a fake one instead. ♪ stars including ann hathaway get only about an hour to kaley cuoco did "beg" for ♪ and hiring the same choreographer janet jackson used for "rhythm nation." what did we not see that day? >> j-lo roll up and get made up and get super sexy. you didn't see anna out there rocking. ♪ >> when she came out with the backstreet boys, and they were in those little pods, and she asked if she could do their song, they were

my name is miley cyber. i'm the owner of the mindful body.ve been open since '94 which is really when wellness centers started to open in san francisco, and we're a neighborhood center, but because we've been open so long, people come from all over the city to participate with us. so we offer therapeutic massage, and we offer yoga that is connected to the lineage and the roots of yoga. we have a really sweet, simple space. we're in a 1920's brick building, and we have these really old domed sky lights, so we have natural light throughout our space. all the time, people tell us it feels like old san francisco in there. i hear that constantly, so it's really e really a place that you can be yourself. our lease is up this month. our landlord is considering a 50% increase to our rent, and for me, what having worked at the mindful body for 17 years, what the mindful body really offers to our community is we are a place of refuge. we are a real community. i have been to so many people's birthday parties and weddings of people that come there. we tr

this miley's saw all of us get worried. she was asking me so what is going to happen to you you know shows what he did with me because of that claiming to change not country i've been here like three years about how. things that change got lucky those three of them that i graduated from high school. i would. get my. unfortunately i can't trouble right now because there is a lot me but. when it came to this country. across many countries they really got it they needed to come here. and then it seems that trying to do. it in my country somalia is employed eight. oz what it but i want to do. it once in my mom because in the log it's. our you know on my act when i was learned about the chant prompted by i saw you just told me not to see a google on of the country right now and so all i have to hold on a deal or other thing is a possible solution let me be in the future. of joe as a result of my friend when they left i was left alone and had to cross the border for the second time but over time i wanted to take us tips this some

pelosi's speech, the democrats are talking miley of the speech, giving her a lot of credit for it but many of the liberal democrats who really want daca protections are also saying, that may only be what it is, is a great speech unless pelosi really orders her rank and file to kind of step up and force immigration to be part of the budget deal. and it doesn't look like she's going to do that. so there are still a lot of questions here. >> anita, how is any of this going to go over at the white house? what version do you think ever emerges and goes down the street to the white house? >> oh, they are cheering this two-year budget deal. this is exactly what they want. i mean it didn't have the immigration deal that the president keeps saying he wanted. it was only a day ago that he threatened to shut down if they didn't do the immigration deal. but no, they are cheering it today. it does sound close but sound like it will probably will pass and they will probably declare victory. if at any other time if immigration wasn't on the horizon here people would be cheering this. it is a two yea

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> true story there is may be one of miley cyrus' best new orleans, they're celebrating fat tuesday, as we saw from pat, you know, celebrating, too, and love park, we have parade going on in town. got all kind of parties happening. meantime the pertinence just about three minutes, we will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> broadcasters are reporting on the winter size wind. >> look! >> it ace slight wind. >> i that would be amanda, telling the sad sad tail of trying to get her lunch. now, across the snowy landscape of the village, ski event have been delayed because of the high wind. >> why would you put the potato chips on a plate. just eat them out of the bag. >> she certainly is asking for it. >> i think just trying to prove a point to us. >> i don't care about the wind i just don't understand the long. >> because the proper way to eat your chips? >> spicy chips over here. >> yes, nice loud crunch, none of these chips for ladies nonsense. >> oh, dorito bogus thing? >> little throw back to last week's news, right? >> katie you look s

though, is that we used to do quite a bit of outreach in that program and we had outstations at fort miley, the v.a. hospital, and we had outstations la gunda. and we haven't been able to keep that up over the past few years. we need to grow the staff. we're working to do that. and we just get challenges. but once we do that, we'll be doing more outreach and then i think that will help to get more people in the door. >> ok, the other question is, this year the dignity fund is $6 million and next year will be $3 million, is that in addition to the $6 million? >> yes. >> commissioner loo: with the additional $3 million are you going to expand programs like this year, you have some programs expansion, nutrition, et cetera. next year will be the same? or different programs? >> director mcspadden: we'll be working with the oversight and advisory committee to work that out. we don't have a plan in place fort $3 million. our department has ideas, but we need to take that and put it together and take it to the advisory committee and then bringing it here to the full commission. >> one of the thing

a young so miley refugee thrilled to gain us residency in twenty sixteen. there was a lucky too good to hear i was a really really good answered my prayer but with anti immigrant sentiment under the trump presidency al-jazeera world ask sally was whether his american dream is still alive. in america at this time on al-jazeera. and hundred forty twelve on the i j z the u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry riverbed tonight case one five years on the syrians still feel battered for even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. al-jazeera. and free. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera investigators in russia say they're looking at all possible causes as the hunt for clues begins into why a plane crashed soon after takeoff from an

mine for other troops were seriously injured in the incident on a road in the mopti region where six miley and soldiers were killed in a similar incident on tuesday. wolf fighting. fighting in central african republic between muslim and christian armed groups has forced more than a million people from their homes and more than two million that's half the population need humanitarian aid well the violence began when the muslim majority seleka rebel coalition overran many parts of the country in two thousand and thirteen eventually forcing the president francois busies who's christian from power that prompted a group of mostly christian militias called the. to rise up against the celica triggering a surge of violence in two thousand and fourteen the united nations began a key peacekeeping mission to protect civilians but the more than ten thousand soldiers have struggled to restore order and the conflict is now spreading to areas that were once considered peaceful in the first of a three part series catherine sawyer reports now from bria diamond rich region in the northeast that's controlled

a young so miley refugee thrilled to gain us residency in twenty sixteen. i was told i was lucky too good to hear i was a really really hard god answered my prayer but with anti immigrant sentiment under the trump presidency al-jazeera world ask sally was whether his american dream is still alive. in america at this time on al-jazeera. the marshall islands holds a toxic legacy from years of us. military nuclear testing. as the sea levels rise one on one east investigates the threat this followed poser's at this time on al-jazeera the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a slow news biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. countdown to closure the u.s. congress has just two hours to approve a budget or shut down the government where live in d.c. . hello welcome to our dear live from.

. >> six, it was a party in the usa for olympian shaun white hanging outside with miley cyrus. >> weekdaysver here teasing scott because he's a brother of two sisters and soto ask him does he have a favorite? he said he does not, we all know family is important to people. you ask how far are you willing to g t love for family, cindy crawford's son wanted to do something different. her kidsr, far ways to show it. 18-year-ol tattoo dedicated to his 16-year-old re courtesy of his instagram page. he got it on his reads, kya, wi numeral for reposted the picture on her instagram with her comment best big bro ever. i'm not sure what 23 represents. >> i think every tattoo has a i would get a tattoo of my sib some typ story, like a kidney one day >> i have a year younger but everyone thinks he's my older brother, justin. him d. i don't know that i want his namen memorizing him some way, god i remember him. i don't see getting a tna. i do want one tattoo. wanda rig thanksgiving, i loved her dearly. she was full's a little tattoo would love to get to honor her. so i would do but my brother, probably

in a panic he said pop star miley cyrus. >> i was burdened by being in the closet.by omission. then i realized i didn't want to be in the closet anymore. i didn't want to be ashamed of who i was. >> reporter: in 2015 after winning his fifth straight title, gus kenworthy came out on the cover of espn, the magazine. >> how terrifying was that? >> scarier than anything else i've ever done. >> how proud are you? >> i am proud, but for me hearing people tell me it's easier for them to accept themselves or tell others they're gay that make mess feel like i've done something right. i think it ooh tess most important thing i've ever done. >> reporter: the ski industry embraced him and sponsors poured in. >> you don't want to be defined by one thing, but at the same time when you are the first in something, that's going to be the title that sticks and after sochi, i was the dog guy. now i'm the gay guy. it's fine by me. i'm looking forward to when they say it's the olympic medalist and further in it's that i'm gay but it's not the defining characteristic. >> still for kenwor

>> i think it was miley. >> celineselena gomez and kygo.my contest runs. >> you've been through a lot of injuries. i'm going to list a few of them. broken pelvis broken collarbone broken fibula another broken collar bornbonecollarbone, torn o acl. you went through all of this. but here you stand with a medal around your neck. >> before the last olympics i had three surgeries in one year. i've been lucky enough to be healthy over the last four years. it's been a lot of mental issues instead of physical. yeah. this hardware i think this is a nice nice memento to everything that i've worked through and everything that i've overcome. >> you know what you worked for and what it took to get that. i was so struck by the moment at the end when you and your teammate were waiting for the scores. i thought it was really cool and really just excellent display of sportsmanship that you hung there together and you're waiting. you know it's going to be one or the other. what did you say to each other in that moment? >> ewe told each other that we love eac

in a panic he said miley cyrus. >> i was feel burdened by being in the closet. omission but it made me resent myself and i didn't want to live in the closet anymore. i wanted to be able to be me. >> in 2015 after winning his fifth straight title as the world's best free skier, gus kenworthy came out on the cover of "espn the magazine". >> it was scarier than anything i've ever done. hearing people tell me it's made it easier for people to accept themselves, that's what makes he feel like i've done something right. i think it's the most important thing i've ever done. >> the ski industry embraced him. sponsors poured in. >> you don't want to be defined by one thing but at the same point you are the first in something. after sochi i was the dog guy. now i'm the gay guy. the further end of the conversation maybe it's revealed i'm gay or somebody else is. >> for kenworthy, staying silent is no longer an option. >> after the olympics, the olympic team is generally invited to the white house. do you think you would go? >> no. i mean, when we have people elected into o

immediate fully fire back if a salvage sicko came to a school with bad intentions, miley trained teachers would also serve as a deterrent of the cowards that do this far more assets that much less cost than guards amount gun-free school is a magnet for bad people. the attacks would end. history shows that a school shooting lasts on average three minutes. it takes police and first responders approximately five to eight minutes to get of the site of the crime. they would solve the problem instantly before police arrived. n the nation's capital, an educator. good morning. welcome to your exempts. caller: good morning. i've been an educator for almost 20 years. and in public, private and charter schools. and one of the things and i know teachers engage in some amazing acts of courage and bravery every single day. i completely get it. but i want to go hard on my colleagues here, because i feel like we're having this conversation to some extent because teachers have advocated their civic duty of being politically active. i think teachers have been so afraid and so tepid about expressing politic