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iam sure i am sure his mummy will be very proud! i do apologise. i do apologise. sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. olly foster, you should be ashamed! now, what do you do if you can't attend your graduation? cynthia pettway was too sick to be able to attend her high school graduation in alabama, so her school came up with another plan. cheering she have this idea that she could roll across the state. but i didn't think it was going to work. so she was like, she would get the high school to help me. they set up a comfort room so my family could come in and they set up a big tv so i could see my graduation and i drove myself across the stage. the whole stadium was cheering for me, the whole thing. the chair came and then i got emotional. i was crying tears ofjoy. i found an elementary sized cap and down. i made this doll so it was the colours, gave it to her. i just wanted to walk. it was my big day. i wasn't going to miss it. always trust your mum, the moral of the story. ajapanese rail operator has apologised after a train left a station twenty—fi

, hi mummy.nd he does that, he starts to do that and he doesn't raise his voice too high for a couple of minutes, they are the couple of minutes that she gets to see him. the second he starts getting loud again he is out the door because it is just agony to her. and it is something that she hates, it is something that she thinks she is a bad mother because she can't stand his own voice. sophie is 21, and has been diagnosed with me recently, but thinks it may have started in childhood. (whispers) morning! at the moment she can't get out of bed at all. (whispers) hey! it can take hours for sophie to wake properly. phil will come and go several times to wake her up slowly. (whispers) morning, sweetie. sorry. she constantly wears eye masks or sunglasses and cannot bear any light at all, which is why filming is difficult. (whispers) is it ok if i let the camera lady in? oh, yeah. 0k. can i put this sidelight on for you? there's one colour which sophie can bear better than any others, but she still has

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i can't think of a funny pun, like a mummy pun.hey had sanctions in place and were squeezing them hard. instead of ratcheting up, they caved and given a sweetheart deal. give them billions in cash which they used on missiles and terrorism. they were violating the deal. they exceeded the heavy water capacity. inspections were a joke. they let themselves inspect. can you imagine that? they were banning inspectors from their military sites. satellite images showed a military site inside a bunker and a mountain being moved around. opening up doors and doing refurbishing. very suspicious. the israeli spies smuggled those documents out of iran to say that the guys lied to facilitate the deal in the first place. they let the ballistic missiles stay. they did really nothing to make sure the deal was enforced. the worst part about it was ben rhodes, the national security advisor, bragged about how he stole these lies through the fake news media about how good of a deal it was because of you actually put the deal to a senate vote, like a tre

we got to the mummy ride in 2003. so we go up. there is a three-hour line. i break in the line.m in the first seat and they don't let anybody sit with me. oh my god, i am jerk of the year. i have just then voted the permanent jerk of the year. why would you have to globalize ge? wasn't it already global? >> no. itt people forget, you see but, the decade of the 90's was a quintessential american decade. this place was booming. it was easy to grow your company. an old though we were company, we were not as global as we needed to be. that was one of the central missions. today we are maybe the best global company of any multinationals. 70% outside the united states. we have a very strong footprint in any country that matters. there are two ways to globalize. go to washington dc and argue hiretrade deals, or to 10,000 people in a country and say, let's go. that has always been the approach we have taken. i would say we are good in china because we understand the five-year plans. we built a strong team. we go outside of shanghai and into the country, and we see that every country we

mission imssible" and "ocean's t.eigh" 2017 saw disappointing results from some familiar fare as "the mummy" "transformers" and others. we don't want to be below 4 billion. if with he t do that years in a row, that's not good for the industry. >> what do you think? well, what do you know? >> reporter: i'm jerusalemia boorstin in los angeles. >>> thank you for joining us for this special edition ofnightly business report." >> we offer a sincere thanks to the men and women the the military on this memorial day. ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: this is "bbc world news america." announcer: funding for this esentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america'sgl ted needs. and pure point financial. ♪ ♪ anuncer: how do we reshape tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see the ideal form ur minds and then we begin to ch ael. we stripy everything that stands in the way to reveal new possibilities. at 'e point financial, we'

sad, i would often say, you can talk to your teachers, that is a safe place, they don't have to tell mummy this headteacher elizabeth and her husband david, a former police sergeant. she was frustrated that often teachers were not notified of incidents of domestic abuse until months later. i know before that child even steps through from the pavement into the school gates, it means we are prepared. there is no point sitting them on the carpet and saying, "we're going to learn about adverbs today," when they are anxious about what's happening at home, anxious about going home. the first thing we need to do as a school is make sure that child is in the right physical and emotional state to access their learning during the school day. it is estimated that one in five children have been exposed to domestic abuse in the uk, and 130,000 children live in households where there is violence and high risk domestic abuse. the 33 police forces that are part of operation encompass make on average 1500 calls a day. something as simple as a phone call has changed the lives of many children, but 0peration

my sun asks, mummy, can we go home?d as the slow—moving torrents of lava consumed the area. at least two dozen families have nothing to return to. residents have been told that any pause in the threat level is now just that any pause in the threat level is nowjust that. a pause. toxic gas remains in the air, and geologists predict another explosion and new ru ptu res predict another explosion and new ruptures in the ground, with no way of knowing where it will happen. there are concerns, too, for a power plant in the area, where highly flammable gas is being stored but can't be moved off—site for many days. according to the company, they are shoring the community that there is no danger, even if it does explode, that it will not blow any of the houses up. hawaii's volcano began exploding on thursday, and since then, ten volcanic vents have spewed open from the ground. it is one of the world's most active volcanoes, and has been in constant eruption for 35 years, but not like this. friday saw the island rocked by its mos

andha those words, orword, on the wreath on top of the coffin "mummy" written by harry.i think that is deep within people's psyche. >> repor yougov has occasionally tested public opinion to determine towhether britain's loyalt royalty is a myth or not and political director tanya abraham says the numbers are consisntly strong. >> around 7 in 10 have a positive opinion of princes william and harry and also kate. what we can see from this is the impact of the younger royals is ving some of kind of resonation with the public. is can be seen through their charitable work. the way they're with the public when they're interacting. >> reporter: but those numbers tell a diferent sry to historian anna whitelock who suspects the tide may be about to tn. >> this is an institution that is essentially anachronistic. it belongs to a bygone age. and at a time when the big institutions are being k questioned yow but have seemed to promote merit over privilege and birth.mo thrchy seems to be very much at odds with that. but i think out of an enduring sort of reverence and respect for the

when i take him in there, he knows now that i whisper and i am always liked, hi mummy, we will be quietn't raise his voice too high for a couple of. they are the couple of minutes that she gets to see him. the second he gets loud again he is aberdour because it is just loud again he is aberdour because it isjust agony to loud again he is aberdour because it is just agony to her. and loud again he is aberdour because it isjust agony to her. and it is something that she hates, it is something that she hates, it is something that she thinks she is a bad mother because she can't stand his own voice. sophie is 21 and has been diagnosed with me recently. she thinks it may have started in childhood. at the moment she can get out of bed at all. he! it can take hours for sophie to wait properly. phil will come and go several times to wa ke phil will come and go several times to wake herup phil will come and go several times to wake her up slowly. morning sweetie. sorry. she constantly wears eye masks or sunglasses and cannot there are any light at all, which is why filming is difficult. is it ok

they don't have to tell mummy daddy. that was really reassuring for me.r police sergeant. she was frustrated that often teachers were not in —— not notified of incidents of domestic abuse until months later.|j know before that child even steps through from the pavement onto the school gate. there is no point trying to them on the carpet in the classroom and say, guess what, we are going to learn about adverts today, when they are anxious, worried about what is going on at home, worried about going home. so the first thing as a school that we need to do is actually make sure that that child is in the right physical and emotional state to actually access their learning during the school day. it is estimated one in five children have in exposed to domestic abuse in the uk, and 130,000 children live in households where there is violence and high risk domestic use. the 33 police forces that are part of operation and compass maker, on average, ovei’ operation and compass maker, on average, over 1500 calls a day. something as simple as a phone call has changed t

all that was all finished and nothing we stumbled on just knowing that my back come out and i had my mummy i'll find a god all of them all come back on the ship and sign me a bunch of us and i'll stand by that time that you just said i'll tell you what you see oz me. it was. ok still. i guess sunday as that's monday as my guys that's when the diplomacy that i got. back so was up that . was that it started out that so i was like that ok but she didn't. give us numbers. just message until they came in there and to be able to abandon the game because i was actually eleven i was mad to notice that when i just take me if i don't i'm getting dropped here was that if you know it's ok to shake them or said to. you is your choice rest. i mean i'm not have to be beneath i'm on the expanded son afford to shrug machette often mode with. amador a question of just bought him a question. when i was with a pool with a child who surely full of ice and warm good if the vast national there was chalk up a new one or a sound of motown which i had to many moans on the way i did last time and to aid me to. a chi

the source of flame tons of mummies destruction. soon starting may twenty third g.w. the first. european commission president. has said the e.u. will take. steps to reactivate a so-called blocking statute in a bid to save the iran nuclear accord the law could make it illegal for e.u. companies to comply with american sanctions against iran the so-called blocking statute was last used more than twenty years ago. the u.s. senate has confirmed to gina haspiel as the cia's first ever female director she faced tough questioning of the heroes running a secret prison.

diana was shut away and quiet and crying and the boys would write little messages, please don't cry, mummythey would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorce it hits harry hard. and then one year later his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old. >> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort in what was a very difficult childhood, an extraordinary upbringing, was suddenly gone. >> i remember harry coming back to kensington palace. shortly after the funeral he ran down the corridor and flung himself into my arms and cried. and his tears wet my shirt through. he was devastated. >> harry later admits to i tv he has deep pregrets about his final phone call with his mother. >> i can't really necessarily what i said, but all i do remember is -- is probably regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was, and if i'd known that was the last time i was going to speak to my mother, the things that i would have said to her. looking back on it now it's incredibly hard. i have to sort of deal with that for the rest of my life. >> guil

diana was shut away and quiet or crying, and the boys would write little messages, please don't cry, mummy would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorce, it hits harry hard. then one year later, his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old. >> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort in what was a very difficult childhood and extraordinary upbringing was suddenly gone. >> i remember harry coming back to kensington palace shortly after the funeral. he ran down the corridor and flung himself into my arms and cried. and his tears wet my shirt through. he was devastated. >> harry later admits to itv he has deep regrets about his final phone call with his mother. >> i can't really necessarily remember what i said but all i do remember is probably, you know, regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was. if i had known that was the last time i was going to speak to my mother, the things i would have said to her. looking back on it now, it's incredibly hard. i have to sort of deal with that for the rest of my life. >> guilt

. # mummy stabbed me with a fork... # it makes a nice pleasing racket to you at this stage, does it?melodic, so i need to mess it upa bit. shrigley and his cartoon friends are settled on the sussex riviera, which seems about right. aaargh!!! we're not quite ourselves when we're at the seaside, and the same might be said of shrigley‘s humanoids, described as "darkly comic" by the critics. shrigley is curator of the brighton festival, no less. i got off the train, and there you were on the front page of the argus. brighton is full of lunatics and dog poo. yeah. it's not quite getting the freedom of the city, is it? no, i'm not getting the freedom of the city. although, to be fair, to me, i was saying that about my neighbourhood. you know, there is a dog shit problem, there's no doubt about that. i mean, it's probably rotten to use the word lunatics. but there is a slight... there are some colourful people in brighton. yes, very colourful people. there is a bit of craziness, but i moved there for that reason. after art college, shrigley couldn't afford a studio. painting and sculpture w

there eight—year—old said, mummy, you have got beautifulfingers.on thursday. so far, the uk is the only country which has voted to withdraw from the eu. but could we soon have company? italy is facing fresh political turmoil, with the strong possibility of another election being held within a matter of months. it‘s thought that election will effectively be an unofficial referendum on italy‘s place in the eu. james reynolds is in rome for us. why has italian politics been hitting the headlines here over the past couple of days? there was a general election in march and two populist parties between them got a majority and they wa nted between them got a majority and they wanted to put together a government. in that government they suggested a finance minister who was eurosceptic and who wanted to leave the eu. the president said that was not a cce pta ble president said that was not acceptable and he asked for a new line—up and that has caused the crisis and there will be new elections in september. why are people saying could italy be joining britai

more recently a mummy showed up in tourn tehran -- southern tehran, people have come to believe -- iw if it's true -- of the former shah and the regime trying to get rid of the body. >> dana: i saw that. is that a conspiracy? >> it could be because they are a conspiratorial society. but it became a flash point and thousands of people in soccer stadiums were long living -- were chanting supportive messages and this is not iraq model like an invasion. >> dana: but a change in leadership. >> yeah. >> dana: i encourage everyone to read your piece on the decision yesterday. very good. thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: the secretary of defense james mattis testifying on capitol hill and what he is saying about iran and north korea. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california value

sad, i would often say, you can talk to your teachers, that is a safe place, they don't have to tell mummyion in compass was set up by this headteacher and her husband david, a former police sergeant. she was frustrated that often teachers were not notified of incidents of domestic abuse until months later.|j know before that child even steps through from the pavement into the school gates, it means we are prepared. there is no point sitting them on the carpet and saying, we're going to learn about adverts today, when they are anxious about what's happening at home, anxious about going home. the first thing we need to do asa going home. the first thing we need to do as a school is make sure that child is in the right physical and emotional state to access their learning during the school day. emotional state to access their learning during the school daym is estimated that one in five children have been exposed to domestic abuse in the uk, and 130,000 children live in households where there is violence and high risk domestic abuse. the 33 police forces that are part of operation encompass

monastery's 14th century founder king stefan, a saint, whose hand is as well preserved as anygyptian mummyis and other treasures underpin the religious and historical snificance of kosovo for the serbs. in the past few months politicians have suggested redrawing the map so northern kosovo becomes an integral part of serbia again. but only 35% of kosovo's serbsli in the north, the rest live amongst albanians in the south. >> these ideas are absolutely n realistic and they are also, i must say, immoral,way. >> reporter: father sava has been a long time opponent of serbian nationalism and his is an influential voice with siting international politicians. he argues that the serbs living thern kosovo have no intention of leaving willingly. >> we will all be forced out of here just because ceain people need to ve clearly ethnically cut territories. this is exactlwhat was the reason for the balkan wars in the '90s and we must ner allow that to happen again. >> reporter: kosovo's unseled present is deterring foreign investment, and the absence of prosperity is particularly felt in mitrovica, a tow

mummy look at birmingham 1963, police brutality. mississippi 1964, they were the victims of violence, so it is not as if the activists are violent. most of the violence in the early 1960s is being inflicted on people who are in the movement. but by the time we get to 1966 -- and even before 1966, malcolm x is in the picture and articulating a human right to self-defense, a right to fight back when attacked. not aggressive violence, but the right to defend oneself. by 1966, we have the black panthers in oakland, california, they are carrying guns and fighting back against the -- california. they are carrying guns and fighting back against the police. and, so, by the time we get to 1966 and later, then of course we have people like brown rhetorically saying, burn, baby, burn. so, all of that looks like, although activists in the movement did not want to incite violence or initiate violence, that they will respond with violence when violence is inflicted upon them and they will fight fire with fire. so, the mood, tone, and rhetoric cha

please don't crumb, mummy, and they would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorce, ithard. then one year later, his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old. >> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort in what was a very difficult childhood and extraordinary upbringing was suddenly gone. >> i remember harry coming back to kensington palace shortly after the funeral. he ran down the corridor and flung himself into my arms and cried. and his tears wet my shirt through. he was devastated. >> pick up the phone and -- >> harry later admits to itv, he has deep regrets about his final phone call with his mother. >> i can't really necessarily remember what i said, but all i do remember is probably, you know, regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was. and if i had nope that was the last tim i was going to speak to my mother, the things i would have said to her. looking back on it now, it's incredibly hard. i have to sort of deal with that for the rest of my life. >> guilt and grief he never expresses at the time. >> i

he would just say things to me, mummy, why is that boy staring at me or why those children pointing atis face. in reception i was known as the boy with the face. people actually bullied you because of the way your face looks? yeah. some people have called me scarface. one time, i was like, ten, and someone came up to me and said, if they looked like me, they would kill themselves. really? after, when i came home, ijust burst into tears and lay on my bed. did you tell your mum? yeah. that really hurts. i'm like, right, ithink i need to go into school and sort this out. he said don't, you will just make it worse. they don't listen, that was his big thing: they don't listen. i tell the teacher and nothing changes. something had to be done. i got in touch with changing faces then and they came to school and spoke to school about how they could help marcus. some of the impact on some people with facial disfigurement. we can speak now to 14—year—old sophie parker, and her mum, frances. sophie was born with a birthmark on herforehead. lucy ritchie, who's 22 and has treacher collins syndrome.

we have some sleeping bags to choose from the rectangular style you are in to the mummy bag over hereor. >> exactly. >> matt. >> no matter how good of a sleeping bag you have. the hard ground is hard. want to get off the ground and get those pinch points away that's where the normal rest comes. in self-inflating and lay it down. actually about as comfortable as your bed at home. pete: like glamping. >> bass pro shops is in to glamping. >> so far with technology so much more comfortable now. rick: allen treadwell, thank you so much. more coming up later in the show. abby, back to you inside. abby: pete is not going to come back. is he resting his muscles for the kayak race. ed: president trump not afraid to strengthen our military. what do war fighters think about his approach? next guest was known as one of america's deadliest snipers. sergeant nic irving says the strategy is working. abby: growing calls for president trump to get the nobel peace prize for the progress he has made with north korea. what do you think college students think about that? you don't want to miss it. it's up