but i've also been in "rick and morty" and i didn't know. talk about me for a minute.se other stars in the show but you never actually see them? what people don't know is it's all done individually in booths. >> yeah. well the other day was doing a.d.r. for "rick and morty," and this was a cat in the scene for me and it was a talking cat, of course. i said, "who is that? "oh, it's matthew broderick." now i hear it. you never interact with the people. >> stephen: it's good work, voice-over work. >> it's very good work. >> stephen: you don't have to wear pants. >> and i never-- i almost never do. >> stephen: so we have a clip here from season four. what is going on with jerry here? >> i believe this is with a guy-- he's an alien fellow who comes from a planet where they develop e apps, and he has on hs forehead, do not develop my app. and jerry decides he does want to develop an app, and it doesn't go well. >> get it off the server! you think we're stupid but we're not. we know the e apps have somethig to do with the server. >> it's on the mother ship. >> shake him more,

. >> reporter: rigor mortis? my opinion. >> reporter: the mechanics of rigor mortis go like this. upon death, a human's muscles start to stiffen. but to the detective, it looked as though cory's arms and hands were in an advanced state of rigor, meaning she likely died many hours before this photo was taken. remember, curtis said he tucked his sickly wife into bed only an hour before finding her dead. it didn't make sense to the officer. detective gibson went straight to his bosses with the old lovelace file. >> my first thought was, "we missed something here." >> reporter: chief robert copley had been in charge in 2006, when everyone assumed cory had died a natural death. but he says he never saw the photos the detective was now holding before him. >> and that's when i saw the pictures for the first time. >> reporter: what'd you think? >> i thought this -- this is odd. this is not natural -- >> reporter: the posture of the arms? >> the posture of the arms definitely, appeared to me that rigor mortis had set in.

locals on the ground rather are questioning of the government's mortie as to how it has been able to contain these insurgents for all this long despite all the support it has considered to constantly receive from its international partners as well of the multi national african union troops in somalia that allowed somalia all throughout the country so people are asking what are the gunmen need and the government says that it is suffering from an embargo that was imposed in 1000 men to do that. and it could be better to topple al-shabaab the locals are not taking this lightly and are calling on the government to make sure the civilians especially young people are protected in the future. and briefly if you can what impact is an attack like this have beyond somalia. well towards the end of the year militant group also have is known to carry out such kind of attacks in the recent weeks it does also mileage to cover similar tracks but not of this magnitude in neighboring countries such as kenya so overlook what is the if you want to show that he is a formidable force because in recent mon

morty says that she herself was a victim of that harassment. she and a team of undercover reporters posing as students inside the universities of lagos and ghana clandestinely captured teachers abusing their authority and demanding sex from female students in exchange for better grades. the film has its critics who say the undercover methods used were on journalist we put that to the b.b.c. which argued that if there is no other way to expose the story secret recording must be done as for the film's impact all 4 lecturers incriminated have been suspended despite their denials of misconduct a sexual harassment bill has been reintroduced by the nigerian senate and a whole lot of west african university students feel safer on campus you might find some of the following scenes disturbing but good journalism sometimes has that effect deal with it. i came across this story where i met a member of the africa i seemed to explain to me that they received a number of messages from people asking that the issue of sexual harassment in one journey universit

as the snow is falling now i mean i don't listen to morty but this can't just inspire me to like i don'tknow like create something. that has really bugged the rhythm is maybe. driving that pat. so it's not like. it's not it's neither with him that used to. be like me. to. do. to you know would still day so africa is in between i knew it was on the surface even if you can see that. african rhythms speech was strongly in all 3 women's music. and there's another thing that makes them stand out a voice a cadence that is clearly african in origin and very hard to copy. the out. from africa via europe to new york. a few years ago until e kids or adopted the city as her 3rd home. today she's on her way to the united nations she's been a unicef goodwill ambassador since 2002. i want to make up what you. sign from her humanitarian work she also regularly hosts a current affairs program for the un website. 21st century friendships i think night her music has always appealed for peaceful coexistence between races and the sexes. as a presenter she embodies a life lived between continents and culture

and speak something hello i am an android in 1070 japanese robotics professor massa hito morty devised the concept of the uncanny valley the point when a robot is made to appear so human like that it makes us feel uneasy that i have emotions in the lab it's easy to feel erica's presence but would she cross the uncanny valley i was given an opportunity to find out ok so can i talk there. sure you can ask her about herself and maybe sure share some of her thoughts on what she thinks about things ok we'll see how i go thank you good luck and. may i ask your name my name is crystal crystal is that right yes my name is ok it's a pleasure to meet you crystal do you have feelings so you'd like to know if i have feelings yes that's difficult to say if you were to ask me i would say that i believe i do for example i'm happy when i can talk with people and i'm frustrated when i can't understand what people are saying i think it's important to have feelings so i can communicate with people in fact they're designing my control software to be based on desires and intentions that way my program has

against india as new citizenship you know are becoming the biggest domestic challenge to promise to morty since he came to power 5 years ago at least 23 people have been killed and more than 1500 detained in demonstrations so be distressed i reports from new delhi. police in the northern state of the party are not taking chances. did vans while firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds.

as morty turns. toxicologist pharmacologist and bio analytical chemist walk into the u.p.c. w u b c w shows them a video of an alleged chemical attack and ask them what sort of symptoms they see could they tell what gas it was the specialists all look at the video and agree on one answer and the rest is classified or was classified it was agreed among all present but the key takeaway message from the meeting was that the symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symptoms could be identified another day another leak another embarrassment and another blow to the u.p.c. w.'s credibility they knew they knew the rebel video was questionable didn't find any nerve agent any chlorine in quantities sufficient to indicate a chemical attack nothing but they wouldn't admit it we know of at least one person at the u.p.c. w.'s very selective about what gets saved and what gets deleted please get this document out of documents registry archive

against andy his new citizenship law becoming the biggest domestic challenge to prime minister that into morty since he came to power 5 years ago opponents say it discriminates against muslims and is an attack on the secular constitution meanwhile rights groups accuse police of using disproportionate force against protesters at least 23 people have been killed and more than a week of demonstrations so being a stressed out reports from new delhi. police in the northern state of it there but they are not taking chances. did franz was firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congo. kate in large crowds. every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against a new citizenship law the police are being accused of using excessive force was what started as a student demonstration has grown into a larger movement to denounce what governments often and say is divisive and discriminatory legislation. the law excludes muslims from neighboring countries from receiving indian citizenship which goes against india secular constitution the unrest in india has been discussed at

it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister noda morty has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during. protest against a citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests began by our. brothers since this law has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public they are inciting the public. you know our part of our i want to ask pelting stones and sticks people to and to police trying to do us what are you hoping to achieve the police is no one's enemy. the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan who aren't muslim to become indian citizens critics say the law could lead to many muslims losing their citizenship. or just go on my back. staging protests is a right they should not be violent so i oppose that whatever the police are doing i request them not to do it they should also listen also indians like you

largest protests against his government since he was 1st elected 5 years ago prime minister linda morty isn't backing down from the new law and system it isn't divisive. but he is backtracking on plans to hold a national register of citizens which would require all indians to prove their citizenship . that's not enough for his critics. say that one of the trust was just a silly force perhaps they knew the raid was was $65.00 sessions challenge only for the 2 of them and the father and i would just be around. the chief executive of boeing has been sacked that comes less than a week after the company suspended production of his one's best selling aircraft the 737 max boeing says the leadership change is necessary to restore confidence after a turbulent year set off by 2 crashes involving the 737 banks aircraft is in washington . it's the biggest crisis and boeing's 103 year history on monday after 2 fatal crashes involving its $737.00 max jetliner boeing fired its c.e.o. dennis mullen burge for breaching the public's trust. the board of directors decided that a change in leadership was ne

under threat of protests have been largely peaceful and opposition control west bengal prime minister morty's party the b j pay is being accused of seeking electoral gains by opening the door to more than the refugees and migrants and there's also been an arrest in southern cities like chennai a place washed on as people chanted against the law and in new delhi thousands of protesters have defied bands to converge on the historic jumma must mosque so be the stress to reports now from new delhi. police in the northern state of the parties are not taking chances. did vans while firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds. every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against a new citizenship law the police are being accused of using excessive force. was what started as a student demonstration has grown into a larger movement to denounce what governments often and say is divisive and discriminatory legislation. the law excludes muslims from neighboring countries from receiving indian citizenship which goes against india secular constitu

against andy as new citizenship you know are becoming the biggest domestic challenge to promise to morty since he came to power 5 years ago at least 23 people have been killed and more than 1500 detained in demonstrations so they distressed a report from new delhi. police in the northern state of are not taking chances. did vans while firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds. every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against a new citizenship law the police are being accused of using excessive force. was what started as a student demonstration has grown into a larger movement to denounce what governments often and say is divisive and discriminatory legislation. the law excludes muslims from neighboring countries from receiving indian citizenship which goes against india's secular constitution the unrest in india has been discussed at a conference of muslim leaders in malaysia prime minister mahathir mohamad said the indian law is unfair to exclude. from becoming citizens even by due process i think is unfair so every. disa

his controversial new citizenship you know what that sparked protests around the country that enda morty says his political rivals have created what he describes as an atmosphere of lies to scare indian muslims than off a citizenship to persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but exclude muslims say rahman has from new delhi. we want freedom these students are just slowly a university in new delhi are making their voices heard their mood is upbeat but support for them is growing the many are muslim and everyone here is against the citizenship abed with act passed last thursday they say it discriminates against millions of people from minorities across india especially muslims. on sunday fighting broke out between civilians and police who started it is disputed. video showing police dragging out students and beating them have gone viral dozens were injured students say it supports their accusations that they were specifically targeted. on choose day lawyers representing the students and civil society took their allegations to india's supreme court the chief justice rule

. >> our pathologists made it very clear that because of the rigor mortis, the conditions of the bodiesn omaha. >> reporter: in the dundee murders, perhaps the biggest hurdle for the defense was the testimony of former exotic dancer cecilia hoffman. >> cecilia hoffman's statement was -- was huge. >> reporter: remember, she's the woman who quoted garcia as saying -- >> he said, i killed a young boy and an old woman. >> reporter: but here's the thing, hoffman later said to a private eye hired by the defense that she remembered very little from that time. bob motta hammered at hoffman's credibility on cross-examination. >> the concept of that is just so insane to me, that this guy who's gotten away for essentially murder is now gonna confess to a stripper that he knows that there's no way is ever gonna hook up with him and that's your come-on line? "oh, yeah, i killed people. i killed an old lady and a young boy." i don't know. >> reporter: after three weeks both sides summed up their cases for the jury and hit all the familiar themes, then they placed anthony garcia's fate in the jury's h