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in hora mortis nostrae mortis nostrae nostraemortis ave maria ♪ ♪ vice-president biden: bless me father again and again. father jim, pleasure meeting your acquaintance. we are going to see to it that all help is cut off to this church because of you. [laughter] thankdding aside, father, you very much for the hospitality, but i want you to know, there's only a few things john and i had in common, he was so much better than i was at everything, but we agreed on one thing. satchel paige got it right about age. when satchel paige pitched his andagainst the chicago cubs on his 47th birthday, he did not get to the majors until after jackie robinson did, and probably the greatest pitcher in the history of baseball with an arm at 47. he pitched a win on his 47th birthday, and the press went into the locker room and said, amazing, 47 and pitching a win. how do you feel about being 47? he said, i don't look at age that way. look at it this way. how old would you be? was 50.john i want to get it straight. [laughter] i told you i was going to sin. who isr, madam speaker, not here but told me why sh

others like thirty one year old limit aka morty represent a new generation of activists on the island. some here can still remember the trauma of war those who've grown up in an era of affluence and peace still resent the u.s. presence. that he wanted more than half the u.s. troops in japan are stationed here the americans have dominated the strategic island since the end of world war two. they have. almost every job used to depend on the americans almost no one dared say anything against them but now tourism in arkansas is booming and gradually people are starting to believe that something around here needs to change by the month of us therefore she. did it in the fishing village of another air base is under construction. the v. shaped takeoff and landing runways are being built on reclaimed land on what had been a pristine marine environment. activists have also taken to the sea confronting the coast guard protecting the site but the construction continues despite the protests and the upcoming referendum. on the tiny flotilla is waging its battle against the might of japan and the u

airport in chile gone polled city landed safely all passengers and cabin crew are safe the hijackers morty or his nationality is still not known so far what the officials are telling that the flight operation at the international airport has resume and things are under control. an indian police officer has been killed in a soldier critically injured in a gun battle in indian administered kashmir is this strict at least three fighters also are also believed to have been killed meanwhile shops and businesses in the region have shut down in protest against the crackdown on separatists leaders police and paramilitary soldiers are patrolling the streets in the main city of srinagar in anticipation of possible street demonstrations tension in the region is already high after a suicide bomb killed at least forty indian security personnel last week. the head of the roman catholic church has called for an all out battle against the abuse of minors pope francis made the pledge on the fourth and final day of an unprecedented conference on sex abuse within the church he promised to review guidelines f

it was guy three morty's brother who encouraged her to come out and play when esteem needed more girls two years since that day guy three says frisbee has completely transformed her life and now she works as a facilitator with one. at first says to be really shy i wouldn't wear what the team wore shorts and t. shirts to only wear chilly they are trousers and. i used to also for a shy talking to boys but my team completely changed me now i go by myself only i never even went to college on my own but now i'm completely comfortable being a. she draws in not only experiences to really understand what the children of the fishing villages go through. and. i want getting this place at the end of the game really have a spirit circle. which we come prepared with a lesson plan on how to talk to the kids. when it will be a big business that's all meats play into them on how the tour. on how what this ng affects other people. these are essential life skills that we want them to learn and. we wonder how i could be a family where kids can grow in a very healthy way and then entire community become h

. >> definitely appeared to me that rigor mortis set in.se pictures and can't believe we send an undetermined cause of death and a natural death. >> detective gibson agreed. they had a problem. >> very thin, notes from a medical examiner from eight years before and a few photos, very few in. >> and only two slides were taken by the pathologist and passed on in evidence. so, yeah, very thin time. >> so police went back to the doctor that did that autopsy and asked her to review the case. she did, but she would not alter her original findings. the next step might have been to order a new alms. but that wasn't possible since corey's family had her remains cremated. the only option was to work with what they had. detective gibson had a suggestion. >> he wanted to have the autopsy reviewed by someone else , have it -- basically, a review of the original autopsy done. couldn't do a new autopsy because the body had been cremated. >> the chief okayed the request to review old autopsy notes. the detective also had something else in mind to beef up h

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our correspondent as jimmy is joining us live from there i believe we've heard from prime minister morty on these tensions what's he been saying. elizabeth he hasn't been speaking about directly about the situation unlike pakistani government officials in fact what we heard today was much more of a political cry what's happened is it was more lashing out at the office vission prime or sooner and there movie was speaking to party workers and volunteers at fifteen thousand locations across the country through an internet forum and there he said the opposition should stand united the country should stand united as it not doing so would be more allies india's meet india's military now since the the attacks in february fourteenth that sparked this entire incident the february fourteenth attack that the suicide bombing that targeted about forty indian paramilitary troops the opposition stood united with the government here is a bit they said we are with the government we stand behind it is very rare symbol of political unity that shattered on wednesday following the boss on the incursion into

and its crown prince has just arrived in new delhi to a warm welcome from promised in the end there morty mohamed bin sol mom was in pakistan on monday his asia tour will also take him to china. and you congressional report says senior white house officials push to share nuclear power technology with saudi arabia despite objections from national security officials the allegations will be investigated by the democrat led house oversight committee that says trump administration whistleblowers raise concerns about normal acts within the white house to support the construction of reactors across saudi arabia politicians from both sides have raised concerns about the kingdom developing nuclear weapons if u.s. technology is sold without proper safeguards now russia says it's open to corridors and syria to give people safe passage out of the refugee camp that's home to more than forty thousand and turn leave this place people mostly women and children and sits in a remote corner of the deserts near the borders of iraq in jordan and iran can reports from the on tip russian military patrols secure

as being a driving miss daisy story is reversed so it's a white racist driver played by a vehicle mortis and becomes a chauffeur to a talented black musician as they're touring through the united states the musician played by the who won for best supporting actor so the story itself it's a lot like a lot of oscar winning films we've seen in the past like driving miss daisy these sort of telling the story of racial. discord in america but from the perspective of the white people so the story is very much the story is the driver story about how racist learns to accept black people by using this amazing talented black. it's not that it's necessarily a bad film but it's really seems. out of place nowadays it seems really sort of they didn't quite get the tone right compare this to the film that a lot of people had favored to win best picture roma yeah this is a story set in mexico in the one nine hundred seventy s. it's from muslims local role and it's sort of his story it's his childhood story but instead of telling it from his perspective as a sort of quite privileged white kid growing up

. >> we have morty than 40 is is, twice as many as a normal warning. commute times are up. let's look at these pictures. highway 4, traffic is slow. slowdowns will be there anyway. add extra time. traffic is going to be busy on some of the freeways where wind is a factor. places where it is wide open and the wind might get your attention. traffic here is slow. 35 minutes at 6:15. it is taking almost 40 minutes. when you get to the day bridge toll plaza, 10 or 15 minutes extra is needed here. the only good news is there are fewer crashes because everyone is going slow. 880 at high and this traffic is , the exits, it is causing this traffic. 8802 oakland is not very good because of two separate crashes big you might think 580 is better but there was a crash at lakeshore. 92 okay. southbound 101 with a crash. someone was going 100 miles per hour on the freeway. predictably, they got into a crash. a lot of slow traffic on the peninsula. the south bay, a couple of crashes. the traffic is not too bad. 6:16 . >>> let's get to the totals as rain arrives. the forecast models now thi

many of these men who are dead have gone into rigor mortis. they are per trade as ghostly ortrayed as per ghostly white, which stand in distinct contrast to the kind of peach faces of the artilleryman. here is an individual that has been split intby an artillery shell. james hope is explicitly showing the audiences just how deadly this artillery is. we can also wonder if hope chose to portray this particular scene because, as we noted, in his pension record, he suffered permanent hearing damage because of artillery fire. again, from his position on the battlefield, he could have seen parts of this battle unfold, but i think there's also an important message he is trying to convey. he talks about the action in the part of the field and at three different places in his description, he uses the phrase "terrific slaughter." once again, you can see a landscape being transformed, littered with wounded and dying men, a landscape since the scene blasted apart by artillery shells, scenes that have been shocked apart. a surreal representation of a lands

rigor mortis setting in. >> now it was up to the jury to decide if wine widmer had killed his wife. >we're scared that the truth may not come out. we know without a doubt that ryan did not do this. >> 23 hours of deliberation. the verdict. and the controversy. when "the bathtub mystery" continues. ♪ and if you feel, like i feel baby then come on, ♪ ♪ oh come on ♪ let's get it on applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. operator, i'd like to make first name "bob,"lease. last name is "wehadababyit'saboy." hello? collect call for, mr. bob wehadababyitsaboy. sorry, wrong number. who was that, dear? bob. they had a baby... it's a boy. (smiling) ahhh. if you like saving money, call geico. a fifteen minute call could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ...last name is "wehadababyit'saboy 8lbs3ozmother'sdoingfine." >>> welcome back to dateline extra. the newly wed what no motive to kill his wife sarah, she said. she simply dozed off in the tub. prosecutors were equally adamant that the young man was a killer, claiming that evidence at the crime scene proved it. now it was up

and i shook her hand, and when i shook her hand, her hand was just stiff and ridged with rigor mortiseling. i called my dad and my dad called the police. when the police came, i told them the truth. i told them everything i knew. >> the cause of death was eventually ruled asphyxiation due to strangulation and fish was arrested. >> i've accepted the fact that a potential outcome of trial is a guilty verdict from the jury and also along with that verdict could be a death sentence. >> fish stood trial several weeks after we left maricopa. >> you know, when you meet clark, he's a very likeable guy. he's intelligent, he's affable. everybody likes clark. so you want to believe his version. you want to believe his narrative. but in the end, a jury of 12, reasonable people found that he was guilty of murdering his girlfriend. >> several months after our shoot at maricopa, fish received his sentence. though he was eligible for the death penalty, he was given life without the possibility of parole. and has made the permanent move from the maricopa county jail to the arizona state prison system.

many of these men who are dead have gone into rigor mortis. he portrays them as ghostly white which stands in distinct contrast to the kind of each .aces of the artilleryman here is an individual who has been split into by artillery shells. he's showing just how deadly this artillery is. we can also wonder why hope chose to portray this particular scene because as we noted, he suffered permanent hearing record because of artillery fire. again, this is on the battlefield. we've seen parts of this action unfold but it's a very important message is trying to convey. in the description he talks the part oftion on the field and at three different places in his description he uses the once again, you can see a landscaping transformed. a landscape littered with wounded and dying men. a landscape that is being blasted apart by artillery shells. trees that have shots of bursting in them, undoing natures beauty. transformation of a landscape that he so dearly loved. that he was such a student of. suggested,ly, as i he compresses the timeframe of the bat

investment deals as the conference to have a good film on that indian prime minister getting there morty and a story that has got a lot of attention the british teenager should mean a begum he went to join i saw him a few years ago has returned wants to return to the u.k. but it has having his citizenship revoked all that and much more. now to eastern syria where dozens of trucks carrying women and children have been leaving the last drop of territory held by eisel the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say they expect to recapture the village of bogle's within days it's believed there are about three hundred isis fighters they using civilians as human shields and holding them hostage while elsewhere in southern syria a twenty four hour window allowing people safe passage out of a remote refugee camp has passed but so far no one's used the corrido opened up by russia and the syrian government looked on campus at the syrian desert near the border with jordan and iraq forty thousand and one of the displaced people had been living there some of them for years despite the dire conditions a