you have worked with nadia murad as well.alk about the doctors work and the work you both time together in the congo. >> i want to sacral young one said surviving this entry will be holding two opposite thoughts at the same time. i'm thinking we have thcapital hearings and dr. denis mukwege winning. what i want to say is it is so fantastic their chosen both a doctor who is been fighting to end rape as a weapon of war and a survivor of that and they have honored them together because it is such a model of how men and women should be working together on these issues across the world. i met dr. denis mukwege in 2006 when i was asked to interview him for the u.n. when i met him, i was overwhelmed by the fact his eyes were so bloodshot witnessing all of the atrocities and horrors he had seen. he invited me to come to the democratic republic of congo so v-day could support his work. i remember the first day i arrived at the hospital and there are hundreds and hundreds of women. all had been tortured and raped, many of whom had been

the joint winners, denis mukwege from congo and nadia murad. let's take a listen to that announcement being made. has devoted his life to defending these victims. witness,ad is the hotels of the abusers perpetrated against herself and others. each of them, in their own way, has helped to give greater timeility to war sexual violence so that perpetrators can be held accountable for their actions. >> brittany give more coverage later on in the program. let's bring you other world news. france and armenia have come together to share their musical great. a solemn national tribute was held for him in central paris. and his armenian counterpart leaving those commemorations. macron calling him one of france's poets. let's take a listen to both of those leaders speaking at the ceremony. century, he is the one who brought us life. to our hidden frailties, our runaway feelings, to our melancholy's and hopes. he held out the consoling mirror, which for centuries, will make our lives gentler, our tears less bitter and our joys greater. 4s wasring that cere

nadia murad was kidnapped. she came out to tell her story.social codes which meant she was supposed to be ashamed of what happened and to stay silent. two extraordinary people at the un has said it is a fantastic award. they are an absolutely, listening to you, people who haven't heard of these two individuals will be learning more about them now. two extraordinary people. the nobel peace committee has not been able to reach either of them. they were trying to call them on the phone. one of my colleagues got through to the hospital in eastern congo and a p pa re ntly the hospital in eastern congo and apparently there were scenes of wild celebration there for denis mukwege, but he was in surgery and could not talk! he still doesn't know he has been awarded this but what a wonderful story. after last year's winner which was an organisation working against nuclear arms, what we have this year is a certain synchronicity with the award of these two people, fitting in with these two people, fitting in with the #metoo movement. the aim of the commit

nadia murad was kidnapped and held in slavery by isis in 2014. she now works with the u.n. advocating for human trafficking survivors. and dr. denis mukwege has treated thousands who have been brutalized. he was performing surgery when he heard of the news that he received this award. dr. mukwege has been a nobel peace prize contender before because of his tireless fight against sexual violence. david mckenzie tracks his career. >> reporter: at the clinic, the joy for this surgeon was immediate. >> hello, is this denis mukwege? >> yes. >> first of all, many congratulations on the award of the nobel peace prize. >> it was so touching when i was operating and i hear people start to cry. >> that is lovely. so you were operating when you heard the news. >> exactly. >> how very appropriate. >> reporter: when we met him nearly a decade ago, he was already called the angel, confronting the horrors of war with the hands of a skilled surgeon and the heart of a tireless advocate. >> translator: i can help them heal physically and sometimes it is also important to help them heal psych

a peace prize to fight one of the worst weapons of war — sexual violence. 25—year—old nadia murad wask when she returned to her village in northern iraq last year — horrific memories of being raped every day for months, her mother and six brothers killed when islamic state stormed into the yazidi heartland, including their village of kojo. we visited kojo just weeks ago — a monument to a massacre, almost everyone killed or captured, women sold as sex slaves. nadia spoke of it when i met her in new york with her lawyer, amal clooney. translation: i went to visit my family home a few months ago. it was completely destroyed. isis had left nothing behind. it's going to be hard to forget, but at least we are working now to bring those criminals tojustice. at least that is something, a tiny victory. and today, in eastern congo, sweet celebration in a place known for its pain. the clinic where gynaecologist denis mukwege treats victims of sexual violence. translation: the prize has a big meaning that although it took time for the world to recognise us, the world has started listening to wome

nadia murad has been organized for her work fighting against the use of rape in war. she herself was tortured and sexually abused by islamic state militants in northern iraq. she shares the prize with denis mukwege, a gynecologist who has treated thousands of victims. the bbc's lyse doucet has more. iglyse: a peace prize to oneea of the worstns of war, sexual violence. 25-year-old nadia murad was brutalized by islamic fighters. it a came back when she returned to her village in northern iraq last year. horrific memies of being raped every day for months. her mother and six brothers killed when islamic state stormed into the yazidi heartland. we visited the village just weeks ago, a monument to a massacre. almost everyone killed or captured, women sold as sex slaves nadia spoke of it when i met her in new york with her lawyer. nadia: i went to visit my famil home a few mono. it was completely destroyed. isis had left nothing behind. it is going to be hard to forget, but at least we are working now to bring his criminal to justice. at least that is something, a tiny vic

. >> the nobel peace prize has been awarded jointly to denis mukwege and nadia murad. >> for their effortsend the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war. >> u.s. employers added 134,000 jobs in september. >> the unemployment rate is at its lowest level in 49 years. >> it's welcome news. we always celebrate an remployment rate this low. >> do not adjust your set-- we have some snow! >> our first snow of the season. no in the northwest. >> north dakota. >> northern minnesota. >> ...of michigan. >> it's that time of year. >> no! i said no! >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. and we're going to begin tonight with the approaching final vote on brett kavanaugh now less than 24 hours away. it appears he has the votes for supreme court confirmation with all but one of the 51 republicans backing him, along with one democrat. the final republican to declare her support was susan collins of maine. she touted kavanaugh's judicial qualifications at length, and said sexual assault accusations against him had not been corroborated. so the final vote is set for tomorr

sexual violence. 25—year—old nadia murad was brutalised by islamic state fighters.n northern iraq last year. horrific memories of being raped every day for months. her mother and six brothers killed when islamic state stormed into the yazidi heartland, including their village. she spoke of this when i met in new york with her body, amal clooney. i went to visit my family home a few months ago. it was com pletely home a few months ago. it was completely destroyed. isis had left nothing behind and it is going to be ha rd to nothing behind and it is going to be hard to forget but at least working now to bring those criminals to justice. at least that is something. tiny victory. and today, in eastern congo, sweet celebration in a place known for its pain. the clinic or gynaecologist denis mukwege treats victims of sexual violence. the prize has a big meaning that although it took time for the world to recognise us, the world has started listening to women and not just listening but getting to know the problems that you face. applause. understanding our problems is not e

one is a yazidi human rights activist, nadia murad.ologist denis mukwege. the nobel committee said they wanted to send a message of awareness that women are being used as weapons of war and the perpetrators should be held to account. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports. a peace prize to fight one of the worst weapons of war — sexual violence. 25—year—old nadia murad was brutalised by islamic state fighters. it all came back when she returned to her village in northern iraq last year — horrific memories of being raped every day for months, her mother and six brothers killed when islamic state stormed into the yazidi heartland, including their village of kojo. we visited kojo just weeks ago — a monument to a massacre, almost everyone killed or captured, women sold as sex slaves. nadia spoke of it when i met her in new york with her lawyer, amal clooney. translation: i went to visit my family home a few months ago. it was completely destroyed. isis had left nothing behind. it's going to be hard to forget, but at le

. >> pelley: nadia murad, a young woman from the yazidi religious minority, with her face disguised inion, told us how she was forced into sexual slavery by the islamic state. >> ( translated ) nadia murad: isis used local villagers' trucks, started loading up 16 to 20 women at a time and taking us away. >> whitaker: nine days ago, nadia murad and dr. denis mukwegi jointly won the nobel peace prize for their work combating mass rape. i'm bill whitaker. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." january 21st is squirrel appreciation day. an entire day dedicated to squirrels. that's nuts! at aarp, we think you deserve your own day. yeah, you! after all, you're the one working. and saving for the future. so let aarp help. from planning and budgeting, to getting a deal on your next trip. aarp is here to help you stretch your dollar further. our furry friends will have their day, but today is all yours. take on today and every day with aarp. you're in the business of helping people. we're in the business of helping you. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty

committee said the congolese gynaecologist, denis mukwege, and the yazidi human rights activist, nadia muradal contribution" to the fight against sexual violence in conflicts. let's go live to washington now where we can talk to tony gambino, executive director of the panzi foundation, which was founded by dr denis mukwege. thank you for speaking to us. tell us thank you for speaking to us. tell us about doctor miracle! doctor denis mukwege is an extraordinary man, i have known him for about 15 yea rs man, i have known him for about 15 years and i really don't know anyone who combines his commitments to justice, his skill, he is an extraordinary surgeon, his courage, he survived assassination attempt six years ago, yet he chose to go back to exactly where people tried to murder him, to continue his work and with all that, he remains an extraordinarily humble man. he is an amazing man. we have heard about women celebrating outside of the clinic where he operates from, we've heard from the former head of the un hci who recommended him ten years ago for the work he was doing. why do you think i

honoring denis mukwege and nadia murad. there have been 331 nominees. 115 different organizations nominated. this using sexual violence as a weapon of war. two people spearheaded campaign against that. winning the nobel. >> most thought it would deal with the korean peninsula. whether it was kim jong-un or president trump. >> maybe next year. >>> hacking allegations against russia and major accusations of china undermining the united states. what with both countries have to say next. y, 97% of employers agree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. the kind of skills, that work for you. (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. i

and that the perpetrators have to be prosecuted and held responsible >> brangham: prize winner nadia muradmember of the small yazidi religious minority in iraqescaped from enslavementta by the islam and became a fighter for those who've survived human trafficking. murad was 21 when isis militants captured, raped, and tortured her back in 2014. during three months in captivity, she was bought and sold for sex multiple times. after her escape, murad showed remarkable canr in telling her story. she quickly became a well known advocate for victims of sex traffickg, and fought to protect the rights of refugees in europe. in 2016, she spoke at the united nareons urging the world to forcefully confront isis and defend the victims of its crimes. >> ( translated ): all those who commit the crime of human trafficking and genocide need to be brought to justice so that women and children who live inin peacyria, iraq, nigeria and somalia and everywhere in the world, all these crimes must be brought to an end today. >> brangham: that same year, murad was named the u.n.'s first ambassador for survitrrs o

they were honoured for work against sexual violence, dennis mcgrady and nadia murad.f the jack is deal fails, she must accept a canada style tra d e fails, she must accept a canada style trade bill orface fails, she must accept a canada style trade bill or face a challenge —— checkers deal. style trade bill or face a challenge -- checkers deal. and trying to access british teenagers through russian controlled accounts, accou nts russian controlled accounts, accounts posing as harry potter fans and emma watson to try to gain followers on social media, that's what the paper is reporting and another picture of nadia murad, the face of your zdnet —— the face of yazidi women. let's have a look at the now for a look at the weather. you are meant to be able to acknowledge that this is some fog. 0ur usual autumn problems. there is not as much strength in the sun. the changes losing, basically, the mild air that we have in the south and picking up some colder air and most of us will get one fine day this weekend. it won't be england and wales. got the fog across southern and e

congolese doctor denis mukwege and yazidi campaginer nadia murad have been jointly awarded the nobeli woman who was kidnapped by islamic state militants in 2014 and endured three months as a sex slave before managing to escape and tell her story. power has been restored to parts of the indonesian city of palu a week after it was struck by a devastating earthquake and tsunami. more than 1,500 people are confirmed to have died. dozens of charities across the world have launched appeals for emergency funds to help the survivors. unilever, which makes marmite and dove soap, has scrapped its plan to move its headquarters from london to rotterdam in the netherlands. the anglo—dutch company had wanted to simplify its corporate structure but british investors complained that the move would force them to sell their shares. two companies which sponsor cristiano ronaldo have expressed concern about an allegation of rape which has been made against him. nike described the claim as disturbing and the video game maker, electronic arts — which publishes the popular fifa game, said it was closely mo

phil: nadia murad is the young woman who shares this year's nobel peace prize with dr.is mukwege. she met with reporters in washington today and told them the honor came as a a surprise d comes with great responsibility. shshe called on governments arod the world to fight genocide and sexual vioiolence and bring perpetrators to justice. she herself was a victim of sexual violence after being condemned from her home in iraq by islamic state militants. she has campaigned against sexual violence since escaping captivity. here now with news of the nobel economics prize. >> that's right. it has gone to two americans. the topic is very timely. governments continuously encourage us to encourage economies to start and grow and we have to be productive but at what cost to the world we live in? the next of economists have research leading to economic growth and global warming. >> awarding the prize, the nobel committee said it was honoring two economists tacackling the mt urgent questions of our age, climate change and sustainable economic growth. >> this year's laureates have pr

denis mkwege has a clinic in the democratic republic of congo, and nadia murad campaigns for the yazidieople in northern iraq. now on bbc news, it's inside out. good evening. this week, the hundreds of ford customers whose engines have failed or, in some cases, burst into flames. and the little girl recovering from meningitis. hello. i'm keeley donovan, and this week, we're in ilkley. coming up on the programme, i investigate the ford engines which fail without warning. i'd brought, essentially, a fire bomb into a populated area. also tonight, the baby girl on the long road to recovery after she lost all four limbs to meningitis. it feels like nothing can compare to what we've already gone through. and later in the programme, the preacher from a yorkshire village who claimed to perform miracles. imagine you're driving on a busy motorway and your car loses power, or worse, you start to see smoke and flames coming from the engine. hundreds of ford owners from across the uk say they are experiencing catastrophic failures with their ford ecoboost engines, and some are even being left thousa

denis mukwege has a clinic in the democratic republic of congo, and nadia murad campaigns for the yazidieople in northern iraq. a man who tried to push two people onto the tracks on the london underground has been found guilty of attempted murder. paul crossley said he had chosen his victims at random and hadn't intended to kill them. one of the people he pushed was the 91—year—old former boss of eurotunnel, sir robert malpas, who was left with a fractured pelvis. richard lister‘s report contains some shocking images. watch the man in the mac, sir robert malpas, aged 90, and he never saw this coming. sir robert is badly hurt. commuters try to raise the alarm. eventually one of them pulls him to safety. a little earlier, another attack at another station. tobias french just avoids the train pulling in, but his assailant escapes. when passengers finally grabbed paul crossley, he said he knew what he had done was wrong. he told the court he'd had an allergic reaction to his schizophrenia medication. this was a most shocking incident and the victims in this case were extremely lucky to have

a peace prize to fight one of the worst weapons of war — sexual violence. 25—year—old nadia murad was it all came back when she returned to her village in northern iraq last year. horrific memories of being raped every day for months. her mother and six brothers killed, when islamic state stormed into the yazidi heartland, including their village. nadia spoke of it when i met her in new york with her lawyer amal clooney. translation: i went to visit my family home a few months ago, it was completely destroyed. isis had left nothing behind. it is going to be hard to forget but at least we are working now to bring those criminals to justice. at least that is something, a tiny victory. and today in eastern congo, sweet celebration in a place known for its pain, the clinic where gynaecologist denis mukwege treats victims of sexual violence. translation: the prize has a big meaning that although it took time for the world to recognise us, the world has started listening to women and not just listening but getting to know the problems that you face. understanding our problems is not enough,

nobel committee which just announced the winners of this year's peace prize, 25-year-old activist nadia murad who was tortured and raped by isis. d congolese doctor who has treated thousands of rape survivors. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel visited with dr. mukwege at his clinic in one of the most dangerous places. >> reporter: dr. mukwege won the nobel prize for his work at this clinic in congo. which we visited in 2016. all of these women have been raped. >> i see you have a still nursing little boy. how old is your son? >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> the child is sick and myself i'm sick. >> reporter: her name is letitia. the rapist gave her and her baby hiv. doesn't it overwhelm you? >> it is sometimes just breaking my heart, but i feel that i'm powerless. >> reporter: but dr. mukwege is far from powerless. over two decades, he's operated on more than 45,000 rape survivors. militants in congo use rape as a weapon to frighten villagers off their land. especially if the land is rich with minerals. dr. mukwege has to ng tried to kill him. d >> i can see how women are s

committee said the congolese gynaecologist denis mukwege, and the yazidi human rights activist nadia muradst sexual violence in conflicts. french police are investigating the disappearance of the head of the international police organisation, interpol. the family of meng hongwei, seen here on the left, say they have not heard from him since he left to travel to china a week ago. mr meng became the first chinese national to head interpol when he was elected in 2016. some of britain's leading fashion retailers are being asked by mps to explain what they're doing to reduce the environmental and social impact of their clothes and shoes. the commons environmental audit committee says the clothing industry fuels climate change, spreads microplastics into the oceans, and fills up landfill sites. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports. fashion is worth £28 billion a year to the uk economy. mps say british shoppers buy far more new clothes than any nation in europe. clothing production has more than doubled globally over the last 15 years and in the uk we are buying twice as much as we were

denis mukwege helped rape victims anded that i can't -- nadia murad spoke out about what happened to her. she was untilinated as goodwill ambassador. >>> and dr. joe biden will be giving the keynote for the benefit for the air quarium at the bay. and they'll talk about the future and how they plan to protect the bay. >>> a southbound bay teenager is the winner of a 100,000 scholarship from a foundation started by beyonce and jay z, the 1-year-old girl was at the concert saturday night and she was announced as the winner, she's a straight a student and she emigrated when she was 12, five years ago, and she spoke little english now, she teaches at the boys and girls club in san jose, her supervisor nominated her without her knowing and she hopes she can send a positive message to youth in the community? >> there is a lot of drugs and violence, i want kids to know they don't have to give up on their that scholarship. her first choice is columbia university in new york, show wants to go into a career where she can help others en she graduates. >> i have a feeling there are colleges vying

at the age of 23 nadia murad was named as one of the first goodwill ambassadors for the dangers and people involved in human trafficking. >>> and a tax affects anyone staying less than 30 days at hotels, inns and short term rentals, such as air bnb, the 4% tax will be for campgrounds. it needs 2/3s vert support. it will generate 1.3 million annually. and they'll determine the county service that is will get that extra funding should it pass. >>> midterm elections are one month and a day away. >>> uber announced yesterday, it will provide free rides in november and will add a foe tour that their exact polling place. >>> lift will provide free rides to people in underserved communities and discounts to other voters, and elections will be held nationwide november 6th gentleman and the bluegrass festival is in san francisco and it's starting today and the headliners to are that festival. >>> and for the first day in a row, we're seeking picket lines for the most well-known hotels. we'll tell you why this labor dispute could grow. >> good morning, we still have that huge problem. in case you're

dennis mukwaga and nadia murad has won the award. the doctor treated people in the congo. nadia was held as a sex slave. she is now a u.n. goodwill ambassador helping other survivors of human trafficking. >>> time now is 6:10. troubling new details are emerging on a suspect accused of shooting 7 law enforcement officers killing one of them. >> and chopper 5 over the scene of a crash we're tracking in pleasanton shutting down all lanes of southbound 680. the backup it's created coming up after the break. if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. we linre t >>> it is 6:14. good friday morning to you. a live look at the "salesforce tower" camera. cooler, drier air. you will definitely feel that once you step outside. temperatures in san francisco in the mid-50s currently. we'll talk about the rest of the bay area and what you can expect as we head through today through the weekend coming up. back to you. >>> we're learning more about the man accused of killing a south carolina police officer and wounding several others. inve

committee said the congolese gynaecologist, denis mukwege, and the yazidi human rights activist, nadia murad conflicts. a criminal investigation has been opened by the environment agency, after it emerged that hundreds of tonnes of medical waste, including human body parts, have been stockpiled by a contractor working for nhs hospitals. the private company blames the backlog on a shortage of appropriate incinerators. the government says there is no risk to the public. lauren moss reports. hundreds of tonnes of medical waste, backed up inside this treatment facility in west yorkshire. pharmaceutical refuge including chemicals and even body parts are waiting to be disposed of. there are also delays at five other sites in england and scotland, delays which have been described as staggering. this is a scandal that simply shouldn't have happened. this is a really solid example of what happens when we start to regard services that should be central to our public services, services like cleaning, catering, portering, as ones that can easily be contracted out and we can absolve ourselves of responsi

speaking on bbc hard talk in 2016, nadia murad spoke of the moment militants entered her village.e are fears the death toll in indonesia after the earthquake and tsunami could rise dramatically — a thousand people could still buried in the city of palu. a criminal investigation has been launched by the environment agency, after it emerged tonnes of medical waste, including body parts, have been stockpiled by an nhs contractor. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. uk productivity grew in the second quarter of the year, but is still behind rates achieved before the global financial crisis in 2008, according to data out today from the office for national statistics. as we've been hearing, unilever, which makes marmite and dove soap, has scrapped its plan to move its headquarters to the netherlands. it has headquarters in both london and rotterdam, but in march, revealed plans to close its london one. it failed to get enough investor support — some feared it could force uk shareholders to sell their shares. the us unemployment rate fell to 3.7% in september, the lowest ra

nadia murad is a human rights activist.he survived an islamic state massacre and was tortured and raped by isis militants. she led a worldwide campaign to recognize the genocide of the y yazidi people. >> both laureates have made contribution to focusing attention on and combating such war crimes. >> both winners dedicated their awards to victims of sexual violence worldwide. >>> first lady machine's visit to kenya got off to a pushy start. an elephant pushed her at an animal rescue center. the first lady didn't loose her cool, but created a little distance between her and the animal. she was at the center to learn how the elephants were rescued from poachers. the first lady visited an orphanage and she's hoping her trip will bring attention to the struggles of children and endangered animals across africa. >>> up next, republicans say they have the votes but nobody's ready to declare victory. a look at the last-minute lobbying ahead of tomorrow's big vote of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >>> focus on others as the

nadia murad chose to speak out about her experiences.t the age of 23 she was named the unites nations' first goodwill ambassador for the dignity for the victims of human trafficking. >>> the tax affects anyone staying less than under 30 days at hotels and its short term rentals like airbnb. also apply to private campgrounds. it needs two-thirds voters support to pass and proponents predict it will generate $1.3 million every year oversight committees could be selected to determine the county's services that would get the extra funding. >>> elections are just one month and one day away and ride share companies say they're ready to help to get people to the polls. uber announced yesterday it will provide free rides in november and will add a feature that helps users locate their exact polling spot. lyft will provide free rides to people in underserved communities and discounts to other voters. elections will be held nationwide november 6th. >>> the u.s. and britain are accusing russia's main intelligence service of a series of coordinated

denis mukwege and nadia murad were cited for their efforts to save countless victims of rape, abuse andssault. dr. mukwege and his staff have treated thousands of sexual violence survivors in congo and murad was abducted in isis in 2004 and was held as sex slave. she is now a goodwill ambassador helping victims of human trafficking. >>> check out this performance from cirque du soleil. they climbed to the top of the space needle in seattle yesterday and struck some dramatic poses. look at this guy right there. there were more than -- they were more than 600 feet off the ground. i don't see any harness there. holding on. that's very high up. this was to celebrate the show's last month in town. they are coming here in mid-november. so you get to see them dangling off of buildings here perhaps. >>> it's just a rock, right? wait until you hear how much his door stop is worth. >>> we have got mainly blue skies. blue skies for the blue angels this weekend. i will have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> it is 4:39 on a getaway friday. they are trying to get away in san jose. this is 101 s

nadia murad is one of 3,000 yazidi women who were raped and tortured by islamic state militants in iraqnis mukwege is a gynecological surgeon in congo who has treated thousands of rape victims there. in indonesia, hundreds of people mourned their losses today, from la week's earthquake and tsunami. ficials say at least 1,5 were killed in the disaster. orslim worshipers gathered friday prayers outside damaged mosques across the smashed city of palu. meanwhile, volunteers buried more of the dead in a mass grave. >> ( translated ): one of my sons who works in a bank was called by allah. he was buried the day after. i hope my dead son has gone to heaven, because he was in the middle of praying. allah willing, heaven for him. i have faith in that >> woodruff: in addition to the dead, thousands were injured, and more than 70,000 are living in shelters and makeshift tents. questions are mounting over the fate of the president of interpol, thinternational police agency. meng hongwei has been missing since he traveled from france to his native china near the end of last month. a hong kong newspa

the other winner nadia murad was just 19 when she was kidnapped by isis militants.he was raped and tortured for three months before escaping to a refugee camp. she eventually made her way to europe where she has become a strong voice in support of victims everywhere. >> as a victim and person i send a message to the world. >> reporter: the "#metoo" movement brought heightened attention to sexual misconduct to the workplace and socially. the nobel committee says that movement is linked with today's award because both are about finding justice. >> justice is everyone's business. local, national and international authorities alike all have a shared responsibility. >> reporter: the "#metoo" movement has also impacted the nobel committee today after abuse scandal forced the cancellation of literature prize. in london, kitty logan, fox news. >>> it will be busy around the bay area and beautiful weather in store. >> it's going to be nice. we have a concern and it has to do with the wind. i'll explain in just a moment. we have rain moving through. you can see areas of washi

the 2018 prize has been awarded to denis mukwege and nadia murad for their efforts to end the use oflence as a weapon of war and armed conflicts. denis mukwege has spent large parts of his adult life helping the victims of sexual violence in the democratic republic of congo while nadia murad has revealed the abuses perpetrated against herself and others by isis and other groups. last year's peace prize went to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. and now this story something missing from today's "the washington post" opinion section. readers will see a large blank space in a spot usually reserved for the thoughts of saudi journalist columnist and author who entered a saudi consulate in istanbul to take care of routine paper work on tuesday afternoon. he has not been heard since. his criticism of saudi arabia's leadership over the past year has surely rankled the crown prince who is leading a campaign to silence dissent. we will be following this closely with our friends at the "the washington post". >> it's so important right now, obviously when you look at press fr

dennis mukwege and yazidi activist nadia murad mukwege celebrating the news with his colleagues. >>>onesia's quake and tsunami rising to 1571 this is this as the rescue and cleanup efforts continue in palu hundreds of survivors gathering to pray and also remember the victims. >>> france has opened an investigation into the disappearance of the president of interpol. meng honkwei he arrived in china at the end of september there has been no news of him since. according to the south china morning post, he was taken away for questioning when he landed in china. >>. >>> and first lady melania trump going on safari in kenya to learn about steps the east african nation is taking to conserve wildlife. she later signed the guest book and took a tour on foot to learn about wildlife conservation. she's on the third leg of her four nation african tour you are up to date david, i will send it back to you. >> thank you, sue, i will take it welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm david faber along with melissa lee and wilfred frost. we are live from post 9 of the nyse we got a jobs report two

denis mukwege and nadia murad. forces kidnapped and raped murad in 2014. she escaped and began telling the world how she and her people were treated. mu kwege talks about them with anderson cooper back in 2008. >> translator: you know they're in deep pain but it's not just physical pain, it's psychological pain you can see. here at the hospital, we've seen women who have stopped living. >> are all the people you treat -- >> the prize committee said murad and mukwege put themselves at risk to show how women are used as a weapon of war. >> they both really opened the world's eyes to major crises. >>> first lady melania trump is in kenya this morning on the largest stage of her africa tour. how she's pro >>> this national weather report sponsored by pfizer. >>> a new lawsuit blames delta airlines for alleged sexual assault during a flight. >> ahead, only on "cbs this morning," the woman opens up about what she says happened but how delta is raising questions about her account. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." numbers to examine investment opportunities

denis mukwege and nadia murad.ir work bringing attention to sexual violence and dedicating their lives to help victims. >>> we have good news for the 13-year-old injured in that shark encounter off the coast of california. he has now been released from the hospital. his mom told us he's not scared to get back in the water. >> wow. >> brave, brave young man. >> yes. >> a lot more brave than i am. >>> now to that abc news exclusive. monica lewinsky, she's speaking out against bullying. october is bullying prevention month and she's here launching a new campaign taking on name-calling. we'll speak with monica live in a moment. first, amy has more on this powerful new project. >> good morning, guys. we know 20 years ago monica was the target of a very public shaming. well, now monica lewinsky teaming up with an army of celebrities to fight back against harassment in a very moving campaign. it's called defy the name. take a look. >> i think the kinds of people who have had those experiences of having been bullied -- >>

persons >>> speaking of the national press club, nobel peace prize co-winner nadia murad of iraq saidhe will commit 100% of her prize money to end sexual violence in war but she also said that money alone is not enough to stop the persecution her fellow people face at the hands of the islamic state group. >>> hundreds of people paying their respects to a south carolina police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty last week sargeant terrance car ca raway was a 30 year veteran of the force. >> thank you we'll see you next hour. >>> stocks have been on a roller coaster ride today as they continue to digest last week's multi-year high in interest rates. >> joining us to discuss what buyers are seeing, j.j.kinnan, always great to see you. >> thank you for joining us. >> always a pleasure to be here. >> let's focus on the rate impact is there something that you think is affecting client's decision making when it comes to stocks >> yes, but not in the way you necessarily expect i look at what our clients have done last month we saw our clients be sellers of bank of america and

highlight and eliminate sexual violence as weapon of war, nobel committee says that denis mukwege and nadia murad mukwege tweeted sexual victims in congo. congratulations, maria, and back to you. maria: congratulation tons courage as well, morgan, your thoughts, congrats. >> it's wonderful, truly horrific what the women had to go through, i'm looking forward to reading more about that and see what they have done. maria: same here, job's day in new york, the job's number out in washington, the september report is howt in 2 hours time, we will have the numbers live, we will identify where the jobs are, all hernÁndez on deck. speaking of jobs, bernie sanders wants mcdonalds to follow on amazon footsteps and raise wages to $15 an hour, what the call did to the stock, we have that coming up stay with us. we started making wine in 1948... [sfx: bottle sounds on conveyor] one bottle at a time. today, we produce nearly 20 million cases a year. chubb has helped us grow for the past 30 years... they helped us prevent equipment problems during harvest and provided guidance when we started exporting internat

the co—winner of this year‘s nobel peace prize, nadia murad, has been speaking about the award. tea m of us here on the afternoon live team for today. thank you for watching. next the bbc news at five with ben brown. time for a look at the weather. here‘s tomasz. some rain in the forecast for today but the good news if you want warm weather, it is heading your way, and by midweek temperatures could be the mid—20s, possibly, perhaps around 20 degrees across the north of the uk. this is what it looks like more or less right now. fine weather across many parts of england and wales but in the north—west, rainy and it will continue to rain through the course of the night. a very mild night tonight, temperatures into double figures. the rain will be heavy. tomorrow, in western scotland, heavy rain, rain for a time in northern ireland, but even in belfast it will brighten up tomorrow. as far as england and wales are concerned, a stunning day on the way, 20 in london, 17 expected in hull, and even in the high teens in belfast. looking at midweek to see how those temperatures will rise,