their first witness was hemy's younger sister, monique.r the jury of hemy's painful childhood. >> monique, would you describe for the jury your household at 6:00 in the evening when your father was coming home? >> anxiety. >> monique explained that their father, a violent and alcoholic man, had beaten both children savagely. >> i've been kicked, i've been slapped, i've been whipped. and those things you don't forget. >> and monique said hemy took the worst of the beatings. >> my brother got up, went to get a bowl of ice cream, and before we knew it, the bowl of ice cream went flying, hemy was getting slapped, and it just kept going and going and going. >> but it was at boarding school that hemy had experienced his first delusion, this defense expert testified, a demon. >> he described the demon as much bigger than him. he said that when he felt and saw this demon, he felt anguish. deep pain. >> by the time andrea met him, hemy neuman had a history of breakdowns. and he was teetering on the edge of having another one, according to his defen

for elaine simpson and sharlene monique morris the whirlwind began before they even got to the chapeling. >> and then when we had the police escort, i said i can go home. i literally can tell my grandkids this -- >> we didn't have to stop for my red lights. >> no red lights. >> that's the one phenomenon we talk about. >> me too. >> you didn't have to stop at any red lights. >> no. ♪ >>eporter: the wedding and the sony record deal was the result of hard work and the answer to a prayer. >> for us, i'll be very honest, it's like oh, wow, we actually get to reach so many more people. and that's the exciting thing for us, this is really, really cool. ♪ >> reporter: it's an opportunity granted by god, choir director karen gibson says, not to mention prince harry and meghan. who were you singing for that day? >> we were singing for the couple, definitely, because it's their wedding, their very private, personal, intimate ceremony on the world stage. ♪ stand by me >> reporter: because something in their voices, that sound, that song, struck a chord that day that resonated far beyond the castl

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her newest challenger is japan's monique oligarch, who fired in seven birdies on her way to a 66.tch of players a further shot back on five under parand players a further shot back on five under par and they include local favourite george hall, who will be keen to improve on her third—place finish at last year's british open. former world number one lybia ko hasn't won a major for 2.5 years, when she was still a teenager, but the new zealander is well placed after opening up with a four under par 69. the reigning champion, ik kim, had a mixed start to her title defence with four birdies and two bogeys. she's signed for a 70 and the south korean is five shots off the south korean is five shots off the lead overnight. shabnam younus jewell, bbc news. staying with golf, ian poulter leads after the first round of the wgc bridgestone invitational in ohio. the englishman, whose best ever finish there is 13th, shot an 8—under par 62. the reigning champion hideki matsuyama began the defence of his title with a round of 67. he's five off the lead. the world number one dustinjohnson, who's

joining me now is cabinet secretary for new mexico's children, youth and families department, moniquen. thank you so much for being here. >> it's my pleasure. >> so the sheriff says he's been working his job for 30 years, and he's never seen anything like this. what can you tell us about these children and how they're doing? >> i can tell you that we have a full team of people right now that are really focused on making sure that we are looking out for the safety and well-being of these children. we have people that are doing different types of assessments and working with the children. our first goal, of course, is just to minimize any sort of additional trauma that any of these children would be experiencing. make sure we're getting their basic needs met and surrounding them with caring people. >> the sheriff said that the 11 children looked like they were third-world country refugees. not only with no water, no food, but with no shoes or personal hygiene. what is -- with all of that in mind, what's the first priority, if these are the conditions that they were found in or living in

. >> reporter: people like monique stockett. >> at this time we're doing the free screening. >> i'm an independent, but i voted mostly democrat and i voted for obama twice. >> twice. >> yes. and i was listening to donald trump talking and i said did he just say that? i was like so impressed at his honesty. >> i was never into politics. i had no idea how corrupt it is until i got involved because of trump. i saw him on tv going down the escalator with his wife, and i'm like, yes, that's my next president. >> reporter: stockette and her friend run a meetup group to support their candidates out of larsen's home in tucson. >> what are we going to do for the raf snl we have to ralph something to raise money. >> i have a birdhouse. it's patriotic colors. >> the number one thing that i like about kelli ward, that she supports trump's agenda 100%. >> she is not afraid to say that she supports trump, which a lot of republicans don't want to do. >> it's not that i'm anti-establishment. i think that it's -- people want new blood in washington, d.c. >> reporter: ward has a collection of high-profi

for elaine simpson and sharlene monique morris, the whirlwind began before they got to the chapel thathad the police escort, i said i can go home. i literally can tell my grandkids this-- >> we didn't have to stop for any red lights. >> right, no red lights. >> that's the one phenomenon we talk about. >> me, too. >> reporter: you didn't have to stop at any red lights. >> no. >> reporter: the wedding and the sony record deal was the result of hard work and the answer to a prayer. >> for us, i'll be very honest, it's like oh, wow we actually get to reach so many more people. and that's the exciting thing for us. it's like this is really, really cool. >> reporter: it's an opportunity granted by god, choir director karen gibson says, not to mention prince harry and meghan. who were you singing for that day? >> we were singing for the couple, definitely, because it's their wedding, their very private, personal, intimate ceremony on the world stage. ♪ stand by me >> reporter: because something in their voices, that sound, that song, struck a chord that day. it resonated far beyond the castle

. >> listen to what monique has to say. >> i'm a single parent and i want to know how do you stay strong and keep the motivation through the all the craziness? it's been crazy. might be you can give me some advice. >> let's hear t. >>> nobody is going to pay her bills. so she doesn't have a choice. you don't have a choice. you have to get out there every day and make it happen. and know it will not be around forever. we were just talking about the scenes. we just dropped kevin off at college two weeks ago while on the ten city tour. i don't miss him at home. i'm like flight you have to find something that you enjoy doing for yourself. >> here is a marriage question. 7 years of marriage too soon to do a vow renewal? i have 12 years coming up in a couple weeks. 7 years. is that too soon? >> i don't like renewals. i don't like them. i don't care if you and your spouse have been through the fire in a relationship. vow renewal is so corny. like who are you calling me to come in your house. do i have to buy you a gift? >> are you registering? >> yes. why do you have to tell us again that you'r

joining us now with more is monique -- i read to this morning. it took my breath away.hat you know. >> so it's certainly heart breaking. the children are in our custody now. and you know, our focus has been and continue to be, really, the safety and well-being of these children. >> laura: what do they look like? >> we can't ever really talk specifically about the. >> laura: generally, their condition. it was written about they were starved, that they were deprived of water, basic sanitation, no education. you can't confirm or deny any of the details? i think the american people want to know about this. it's that horrific. >> laura: what we do in a situation like this, the very first thing that we do is really make sure we get the most basic needs met. so ensure that we're getting the children food, water, that we get them cleaned up and clothing and we ask a lot of other assessments that need to occur, medical assessments, making sure that we are doing forensic interviews so we can understand what they know and what has gone on in their living conditions. we have been w

joining us now is monique wong, senior portfolio manager at coutts. first the situation in turkey. rise in interest rates and more fiscal consolidation and some resolution on the political front, both of the leaders sitting down. we are not seeing that. i think they will come to it eventually. but things may get worse before they get better. some people have said a weak lira makes for good cheap holidays to turkey. why is the share price in tui falling? you're right, it should be a cheaper lira will entice uk customers, travellers, because we have a weak sterling and not a lot of countries you can go to for cheap holidays. so travel shares took a hit and tui was down 2.5% on fears that the the turkish economy will collapse. that is not the central scenario. i painted a negative picture, but we are not there there. tui in particular, it owns turkish assets and most of its turkish hotels that will have been prebooked and paid in sterling and tui have euro—dominated contracts to take way the currency volatility like it is experiencing now and its cost base, which is in lira, that is l