we're hoping to see momo. we lost better on this rooftop in singapore as part of our two thousand and sixteen investigation. she was just seventeen when she went there as a domestic worker she told us she didn't use months of sexual abuse by her employer to appear want to be all into it should not be out in. russia not to be not to be near me too if you want to but i don't want to know why don't you don't want to hear what i know and she. she fled as soon as the eight months were up but had to remain at a shelter in singapore for another two years to assist police investigations. they finally allowed her to come home even though the case remains unresolved. not they had the baroness who rules honey united grow up almost take the who they were born and lead them yeah. she's now five months pregnant. husband doesn't have a regular job. at all and he and his al goodman if up here do not be in awe of any and so i am here at the paddock i lead them and will quietly. out of the way. with so few opportunities it's no

the momos was an idea and i believe that the reason for the huge influence which the bauhaus has had on every progressive college in the world is to be sought in the fact that it was an idea the words of the last boat house principal means founder or in retrospect. the bone house was an idea and a building of concrete and lowndes designed by vault the gropius. he'd used humans glass facades to abolish the boundaries between the interior and the outside world . the captain's bridge which links the wings of the building. the principal and masters who now called themselves professors one small look to the future with optimism soon the bone house was a place of pilgrimage for everyone with any interest in architecture. the building speaks for itself creating its own publicist for the balance idea transparency and art on in life behind the glass facade the classrooms and workshops what opened to the world. as environment in decimal two there was no bigotry preliminary course before students were accepted into one of the workshops the coals explored the properties and potential application

momo isn't gay, but in a place where female sexuality is often hidden her favorite spot serves both drinkse to find love or sex. >> not here. it's a gay bar, though. >> right. >> yeah. are you gay? >> i'm straight. >> so why are you coming in here? >> that's special. >> drink. >> drink, drink. sense of humor is the max. i love it. when i go to like a normal bar, it's le conversation is not stimulating. >> it's not stimulating. >> no. gay person, they know about men's side, woman's side. love advice is best. and the conversation is professional. it's like sexually open. i'm sexually open. so that's why i want to talk. >> so do you give her advice sometimes? >> sometimes. >> what do you discuss? >> blow job. >> oh, really? okay. i guess this is a good place to learn that. >> it's too much for you maybe. >> not at all. >> when i was young, i opened up the door and i saw my parents sex unfortunately. >> you did? >> yeah. i was 5 years old. i didn't know what the sex is. but i imitate it. i started masturbating stuff. >> so you mean from spying, stumbling in on your parents to masturbating to b

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last thing, totally last thing, is that the music when momo kicks it into high gear, is going to get a little bit loud in here, so your customers are going to have a hard time hearing you, so you may want to... (inaudible whispering) woman: what? announcer: don't wait. communicate. make your emergency plan today. >>> good morning. welcome back to mosaic. i am with the director of spiritual care services at uc san francisco health. we were sharing stories about hospitalizations. i was in the hospital visiting a family member. the only sign of anything religious was a small meditation room tucked way in the corner of the hospital. i just stumbled into it. it was a disappointment to me that the services weren't more obvious for patients to take advantage of. as you have said, different hospitals have different staffing levels but you have to ask. that's my biggest take away. you have to ask to have a chaplain visit. >> in most cases, that's true. in some hospitals, if they have a very well staffed department they might be doing routine visits will they come every day and see patients as

twenty two transferred to momo when he won the league twice and his first call up to the national team in twenty fifteen he surprised many by signing for a german second division inside my first thought when i heard it well is this a good choice i was not sure i didn't know the club existed the first time they had met the. same owner but i didn't order the headlights yes i can understand them because no one has ever done it before but i was sure about my thing i was sure about the club that was going to when we had all the possibilities here to go up and. i was sure that this is going to be the right step for me. and was part of a long term plan it had been years since a team from the former east germany had featured in the top flight. owners wanted to change that whatever the cost. after gaining information in twenty sixteen the club qualify for the champions league season. providing the most in the league. he's playing in one of the best leagues he's playing in the top team in this league . is playing for a national team and score goals you know sent even i'm honestly again pressed i

last thing, totally last thing, is that the music when momo kicks it into high gear, is going to get a little bit loud in here, so your customers are going to have a hard time hearing you, so you may want to... (inaudible whispering) woman: what? ♪ >> wyatt: dad? are you sure about this? >> det. sanchez: mr. spencer, can you tell me? >> bill: [ coughs ] >> that's enough, detective! he needs rest! >> det. sanchez: do you know who shot you? >> bill: [ labored breathing ] [ coughing ] yes... ♪ >> ridge: that man doesn't stop. what he did to steffy, sleeping with her? now gawking at her in public, and proposing to her? he has no regard for her or for liam or for his unborn dc

still stands in the dark about mass killing and torture during the momo uprising unprecedented timesin kenya the only other kind expected to be on the ballot paper for the election rerun late in the month has pulled out yes reverberations are kenya's most recent general election could give you his party's alleged corruption of the vote this in a country crucial to u.s. military ambitions in the indian ocean world's longtime ally until this investigation oil rich nigeria continues to battle with oil shortages fuel shortages brought nigeria to a standstill that nigeria sold arms and given between four hundred and six hundred million dollars every year in so-called aid for at least the past decade by the us taxpayer as for chad in central africa tillerson will be visiting a country he knows well according to rachel maddow of m s n b c you referenced a book on the secretary of state's company steve cole points out in his book private empire that the total of u.s. aid in chad the total of american aid that we spend in that country foreign aid and military aid the total less than twenty mi

sam momo giacano is the mob boss of chicago, but probably the most powerful mob boss in the united statesr sport. he was exactly the sort of villain that bobby can kennedy would want to take on. when bobby took on giancana in a senate hearing in the 1950s, fat was in the fire. that was a confrontation that was never going to go away. >> so the fbi detail in chicago begins harassing sam and his top lieutenants. >> they follow giancana everywhere, wiretapping his girlfriend, even on to the golf course. >> were we afraid? no. as a matter of fact, we were pushed very hard by robert kennedy to do everything we could. he was a great guy, if you were his friend. i would not have wanted to be his enemy. >> bobby's investigations may be hitting too close to home. >> this guy was well-known to joe kennedy, and he was a coinvestor in a lodge casino he and joe kennedy had bought condos in the hotel vicinity. >> wiretapped by the fbi, giancana makes a shocking allegation about joe kennedy. >> on the fbi tapes, you can hear giancana bragging that he has a deal with joe kennedy, with the patriarch. gian

but not by momo marinello. i'm afraid your first instinct was correct.sguided effort to finance personal procedure. he'd rather not discuss except amongst friends. what matters is, now that you know the truth, you can call off whatever search you're conducting. anthony will pay you back in full with interest. no harm, no foul. >> no harm. [ door creaks ] >> oh, willy. you certainly work fast. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, one of our favorites, james spader, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: i was -- i got mesmerized by that clip. >> shocking. >> seth: it was shocking. i didn't expect there to be such a shocking end to your clip. >> i haven't seen it. i haven't seen that episode yet. and i was just back there, just about to come out, seeing that clip and really looking at it for the first time. i mean i was obviously there when we filmed it. [ laughter ] but i don't remember, like, the close, lingering shot of the bloody chainsaw. >> seth: yeah. >> i just don't -- >> seth: that was very jarring. [ light laughter ] >> very jarring.