. >> nathan. ashley did it, and -- and let's look at the evidence, and does that bear fruit or is that something where you look at -- at them, and it just -- it just doesn't work? because we wanted to make sure we got the right person. >> could you have prosecuted nathan? >> absolutely. absolutely. i mean, it would've been -- it would've been an easy case. >> really? >> -- to say -- absolutely. to come in and say, "he did it, he's the boyfriend," any time you have a stabbing, you immediately look to whoever that person is romantically involved with. >> reporter: so they called in nathan yet again -- tested his answers. >> multiple times. >> ashley, too? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: they finally arrived at the same conclusion the dallas police did -- that neither ashley nor nathan killed shelley. had to be daniel and daniel alone. but making the case in court might not be so easy. >> this is one of those cases where circumstantial is -- is kind. i mean, you had no fingerprints, you had no dna, you had

first here's his store are i. >> nathan adrian, building the lead. >> reporter: olympic champion nathanmpic gold medalist made a shocking announcement on social media last month. he wrote i went to the doctor as something didn't seem quite right. i unfortunately learned that i have testicular cancer. on the brigt side, we caught it early. i have already started treatment and the prognosis is good. i will be back in the water in a few short weeks with my sights fully set on tokyo. with a positive outlook as strong as his determination, nathan made his journey public. he was smiling in the hospital after undergoing laparoscopic surgery and back at the gym just a week later applying his competitive spirit to an entirely new battle. the same drive that propelled him to the podium in the last three summer olympics. >> my goal ever since high school basically has always been the same. it's always just to train hard and see how fast i can go. >> reporter: while under a doctor's close observation, nathan is now back in the pool and working toward two new goals, grabbing gold again at the 2020 o

we'll be right back with stand from nathan macintosh.e the very funny, nathan macintosh! [ cheers and applause ]♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] dy thank you. thank you, every i, um, i got to be honest, i'm a little bit envious of the pele who are visiting new york because i live here and it is very expensive, man. the rent goeup every single year for no real reason at all. every year aandlord knocks on your door and is like, "wow, you're still living in there? [ laughter ]ad i guess welast year too easy for you, huh." they should change then of this city. like, if you could make it here, you could have owned land in a lot of other places. [ cheers and applause ] you could have had a house and a boat and a real family. why are you doing this to yourself? [ laughter ] 'rand if you ask people th like, "well the pizza is good." i need to know where the pizza is that bad that new york rent is the option. [ laughter ] pizza is just bread sauce and cheese. ev's hard to mess it up. there's only twos of pizza, great and fine. [ laughter ] completel

as nathan said, i agree with him entirely. donald trump is sort of a one-note president. he's very talented at doing divisive politics, but he's not tremendously versatile. he doesn't switch into other mow modes very well, so we don't see him excel at being very comforting. his aides say he actually has a big heart -- >> which is why to hear that his speech will be one of unifying will seem like a stretch given the kind of divisiveness that you're describing. >> right, it raises the question of how effectively he can pull that off. >> we'll leave it there,. eliana johnson, nathan gonzalez, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the border wall is likely to be a big issue as democrats take him on in 2020. we'll talk to representative tulsi gabbard about her 2020 bid and how she plans to stand out in a bid. that's live today at 4:30 p.m. >>> virginia governor ralph northam fighting off calls from his own party to resign after he admitted to darkening his skin for a dance party. will he hold firm, or is he on his way out? >>> plus, president trump now says he is willing to s

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joining us now is molly ball, and nathan gonzalez. molly, what does amazon's new york city pull out tell you? is it a clash of old versus new blood? or progressives versus moderates? how do you see it? >> i am not privy to enough details of exactly how much influence alexandria ocasio-cortez had on the issue to talk about that side of it. in terms of the debate we're hearing in the democratic party. that's something that is very much happening right now. it clearly has a lot of power. you have a lot of democrats who are uncomfortable with the kind of energy that congresswoman ocasio-cortez represents. and yet they also see their party needs fresh blood, needs fresh faces. and she has excited a lot of people. i think there's a little bit of a skiddishness going up against her. they're a little bit afraid of her, and she probably likes that. >> nathan, this wasn't even in aoc's andrea ocasio-cortez's district. people are either giving her credit or blaming her for it, depending on how you look at this move? >> i think from governor cuom

let's talk about all of this with nathan gonzalez who is live in washington this morning.s the editor and publisher of "inside elections" a cnn analyst. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the president's calls for unity to heal old wounds, build new coalitions. did you see that coming? >> you know, on the one hand, i think the president said a lot of the right things, inciting new journeys and choosing coalitions. i think it was a lot of the right words, but he came into the speech with 2 1/2 years -- we came into the speech with 2 1/2 years of partisan baggage. i think it's tough to just leave that on the table and turn around and start over. and i think that's why i started skeptical, that the speech is going to be some sort of major pivot or major turning point. because the president's job approval rating has been within a few points consistently over the last couple of years. and i think there's a lot of skepticism from democrats when they hear the president talking just don't trust him. i'm not sure how many minds he convinced to be changed. >> loud hoops and some h

to see our interview with omaha elder nathan phillips, go to democracynow.org. democratic alabama lawmakersrs e calling for the editor and publisher of a local alabama newspaper to resign after he penned an op-ed last week calling for the ku klux klan to raid and lynch democrats in washington, d.c. goodloe sutton, once a widely respected reporter, has confirmed he authored the piece in the print-only publication, which was headlined "klan needs to ride again." in the editorial, sutton wrote -- "democrats in the republican party and democrats are plotting to raise taxes in alabama. this socialist-communist ideology sounds good to the ignorant, the uneducated, and the simple-minded people." supreme court justice clarence thomas is calling for the court to reconsider the landmark 1964 new york times v. sullivan case. the case involved an interpretation of the first amendment, and made it more challengining for public figures toto claim libelel. justice e thomas w wrote --- "new york timemes and the cour's decisions extending it were policy-driven decisions masquera

alex speaks to nathan gale one time lisa if you keep in wales but that one of the independent any please pledge to join nigel for us anything you pricks it parked is there any backsliding on the b. day the day of leaving the european union on the twenty ninth of march let's see if you go thank you for joining us from the european parliament you're welcome that could be exploited forced rebuke it has lost three quarters of its members european parliament members why it isn't because having achieved a result in the referendum ukip lost its way out of the drift to the right so that will see them the leadership of the party as. you know that the reason why we existed the the referendum and we won it and we got breaks that a lot of people felt well there we had job done and a lot of people did go off to back back to the parties that they belong to before hand but i think when it when you're looking at the amy piece on why we went independent it's probably a very different reason and that was because the way that the party started to to change and it started to be becoming almost resemble what

earlier this week nathan sutherland pleaded not guilty sutherland is being held on $500,000 bail. >>> schools in seattle will close early today, there is a threat of a winter storm. forecasters expect 4 to 6 inches of snow. schools in minneapolis and saints pauld ast. paul are also closed. and this is what a sfroen cfroz looks like. she was found buried in the snow. after many hours, she recovered which means that she has eight lives left. >> well said. >>> baseball is mourning the loves one of the all-time greats, frank will robinson. the hall of famer played for 21 seasons, was the only would to win most valuable player award in both the national and american leagues. ha hank aaron says baseball will miss a tremendous human being. frank robinson was a by they're becomi pioneer becoming the first black manager with the indians, one of four teams he managed. robinson died thursday at his home in l.a., he was 83. >>> democrats flexed their muscles in congress again. the acting a.g. facing questions. >>> and an explosive allegation by jeff bezos, the world's richest man says the "nation

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he joins a number of players leaving the coventry—based side, including willie le roux and nathan hughes19 netball superleague, with a 62—117 win over london pulse. they're level on points with first—placed wasps. elsewhere, saracens beat celtic dragons. sophie bray — who won an olympic hockey gold medal in rio in 2016 — has announced her international retierment. bray scored 44 goals in 134 appearances for england and great britain. she says she'll looking forward to the next phase of her career. for eight years, non stanford trained alongside the brownlee brothers at the elite triathlon centre in leeds. it seemed to be working — she was world champion in 2013, but she just missed out on a medal at the last olympics. now at the age of 30, to try and get back to the top of her sport, she has left the country and joined an international training group. tom brown reports from her new base in fuerteventura. when it's 20 degrees in the winter, maybe choosing the canary islands over the uk seems an obvious decision, but for non stanford to leave leeds, one of the main centres of british triat

gemina, zach friend and nathan rubin. founder of millennial politics.o the show, gentlemen. >> great to be here. kristin: let's start by just talking about the fact that this week really felt like the start of the 2020 campaign. you've all these democratic candidates this weekend. then it started monday with the president and beto o'rourke holding to rallies in el paso. at the rally the president really gave us a solid preview of what his attack line against the democrats is going to be. in 2020s of the democratic party has never been more outside the mainstream. he called it the party of socialism. late-term abortion and open borders. so zach, i will start with you. what do democrats need to do to counter that message and what should they say going forward to counter that? >> i think to some degree the democrats just need to be the adult in the room. right now there's a lot of rhetoric actually on both sides. animal seems a in a perpetual primary season meeting there was actually trying to govern toward the middle. everyone is trying to find some sort

voices to drown out the offensive slurs and not directing their chance toward anyone pure that's when nathanips entered the picture and moments later, -- some students did tomahawk shops. sandmann claims he tried to -- many outlets apologize for the rush to judgment. minutes ago, "the washington post" is reviewing the lawsuit and plans to mount a vigorous defense. in their efforts to go after "wrongdoers >> martha: quite a story. time's up as the saying goes. but now it's for the catholic church as the pope convenes a global meeting in rome. our panel next. >> here, hopefully our voices will be heard at the highest levels of the vatican so many changes will be made. ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ >> the holy father wants to make very clear that two of the bishops around the world, not only those participating that each one o

it is kind of amazing, they said that he went and confronted nathan phillips -- just the opposite. i went through a high litany of profile cases. and they get it wrong all the time, this mob. >> you dated both of us talking about 1996. i have spent the last 23 years of my career -- i'm sorry? >> sean: you still look the same. >> well, thank you. both of our hair is a different color now than it was back then. but i have spent the last two decades working in the area of first amendment law trying to protect individuals reputations and seek redress from false attack. and i have watched it deteriorate over two decades. it has gotten worse and worse. and now they are attacking falsely a child. things have to change. there has to be accountability. >> sean: and i know that you do not need the money. i know that this is your passion. i am happy that they hired you. you are the best person in this. lin wood, thank you. when we come back, we will go to chicago, breaking news on jussie smollett, and lara logan exclusively on "hannity." ♪ otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treat

. >> reporter: at this year's clinic, dentists found her 3-year-old son, nathan, had six cavities. >>ood job, bud. >> reporter: he's not alone. a recent study shows nearly 80% of children between the ages of 3 and 15 don't start brushing soon enough. when they do, they're often using too m toothpaste. the study recommends brushing as early as six months and using just a pea-sized amount of toothpaste for children 3 and over. for ton trong, this is more than just a profession. it's personal. >> i understand what it feels like to not have the care that you need. >> reporter: determined to prevent that from happening to another child. tammy leitner, nbc news, oklahoma city. >>> we're back in a moment with a shocking scene on a missouri highway. >>> wild scenes in central missouri. a pile-up of almost 50 vehicles on an icy, snow-covered highway. cell phone video capturing moments of impact, as the cars and trucks had nowhere to go. one person was killed, and at least seven were injured. crews spent most of the day yesterday clearing the crash site. >>> the younger system of the late jacqu

and nathan phillips simply walked up to him. nick did nothing after that. i do not think nick has done anything that would take him from a private figure to an involuntary public figure. >> martha: do you feel personally that this case is a very big deal? you say that as an attorney, you don't get to deal with cases you are passionate about. what do you think is represented in this case? >> i'm impassioned because a common nicholas sandmann. a wonderful young man. i've had to go sons who come through the age of 16 and when a cpu i see people who destroyed a young man's life in the way they've done to nicholas sandmann, as a parent i feel compassionate. as an attorney, i feel passionate because i heard the introduction because the status of the law need to be change that a person like nick, a twitter mob cannot attack him and it needs to be changed so that when an organization like "the washington post" decides to write an article without doing any investigation and preaching every journalistic standard out there that they can be held accountable. i'm confid

. >> reporter: nathan steele was returning home from breakfast with his children when he heard a crash in the back, found window broken, saw a man running from his house. >> ran out to the street, looked both ways, saw him running down this path. >> reporter: chased suspect for several blocks near cole and union avenue, suspect pushed steele down, tried to punch him. >> said get away, don't call the cops. >> reporter: steele called 911, sheriffs deputies set up perimeter around the neighborhood. >> followed him, obviously kids in my head, had to get back. >> reporter: deputies arrested paul garcia jr. in the hour, had knife on him, steele's stolen jewelry and cash. neighbors have seen increase in property crimes. many have security cameras >> worse recently, cars broken into, jacked and stolen. >> reporter: steele bought a security system, happy family and home is safe. >> lot more secure. >>> still ahead, pot and presidency, admission senator kamala harris made about marijuana that's making headlines tonight. >>> flash flood watch for bay area. take you through stronger storm hour by

they watched 50 hours of videos, interviewed 43 students, send multiple requests to interview nathanch went ignored, and sat for six hours outside of phillips' home. after all that, the report concluded "we found no evidence of offensive or racist statements by student to mr. phillips or members of his group." all this as a result of a leftist mob who wanted so badly to ruin the life of this white kid because it fit their preferred narrative. i would hope that there are some lessons to be learned here. stop jumping to conclusions. take a breath before you tarry everybody with the worst pejorative. unfortunately we know all too well, though, that the mob wonders move on on to the next target. also tonight, the chung family fighting back against a new york attorney general, leticia james, who they claim is on a mission to destroy them. >> i believe that this president is incompetent. i believe that this president is ill-equipped to serve in the highest office of this land, and i believe that he is an embarrassment to all that we stand for. we will join with law enforcement and other at

i will stay in my media lane because i can't speak for nathan phillips who has been proven to lie about a couple things since then in terms of his vietnam service. twitter will be the death of this industry. there is no editor, no producer, to stop somebody sitting on the couch who otherwise is reporting -- on tv and on print, wanting to share their feelings in the verifying. the first, instead of the accurate. a couple things marie said -- she said there is greater risk of the kids. half the country believes that nicholas sandmann was the perpetrator here. therefore, he became the face of racism. to kennedy a prosperous point, what does this do for him moving forward in terms of what job applications? this could follow him around for long time. nikki haley had a great quote on this. "that media has to be as possible for the reporting particularly when you have kids who don't have an ability, generally, to defend themselves against media reporting." they needed a legal resource here to help advance this forward. >> dagen: this will advance the law covering the behavior of journalists an

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martin luther king was assassinated and she told that 10-year-old student nathan you're going to jaill, charlamagne will always find a way to get the joke in, even at the most serious moment. >> i thought that's what she said, i didn't know. >> yeezies. i won't talk about yeezies. >> very important to note that martin luther king was told to kill himself by j. edgar hoover, who is behind his assassination as well. >> that is the deep state plot that you don't hear much about, the illegal not only surveillance of king and civil rights leaders, but the abuse of that. part of american history, stranger than fiction and very sad and important to address. when i watch you on instagram, d.j. envy, because i listen to the radio show. i love "the breakfast club." i also watch you. you have what we call good internet social and dental hygiene, by which i mean you are always flossing. >> okay. i like how you did that. i like how you put that. >> i worked so hard on that, charlamagne. >> that's hard. that's hard. >> his uncle is a dentist. >> you are flossing, which everyone knows means you are

wanted to include this this is by an artist nathan coley and there will be no miracles here and to be honest it kind of summed up what was going on in the feeling of peace. i would say that my photographs are made not taken so they're very highly complicated photographic digital collages where i recreate old master paintings and prints from a contemporary perspective. emily collects and arranges hundreds of individual photos for her digital can use. the composition structure was taken from another old master the eighteenth century italian edger giovanni battista put in a.z. known primarily for his copper engravings of ancient roman landmarks and your church is fascinated by his architectural fantasies some of which are kept in the library of the sir john so museum in london it's always really exciting to get. to print and i've always loved her and particularly i know this image it's one of his most famous ones but. this is the first time i seen it in the flesh i just find it really inspiring i love seeing the drummer in here pyramaze is via appia in rome inspired her latest work deali

nathan head went to see if it is bouncing back.th jo: from the air, the beauty is breathtaking.to sheertonrs soaring at an impossibly turquoise sea. , itndscape so dazzling starred in a hollywood movie. thmovie brought fame and popularity. the famous beach began to be crushed by the number of visitors visiting each day. >> sometimes there are more than 200. it does not look liky. it looks like a floating market or something like that. some of them make the coral in serious condition. jonathan: so what is it like n a eight monthser they closed it? i took a boat ride to the island to find out. tourists can still come to the r mouth of the bay, but thly view of the beach is a distant one. we followed a team from the national parks department that come to see how well the marine life is recoring. we are about to go into the water here. this is one of the divers who is checking the health of the coral. they have replanted here ever since they shut it down. mostly we saw only dead and broken coral. is is the damage done by years of uncontrolled tourism. the new coral is embedded. it will need

covington catholic students mix cinnamon in what appeared to be a standoff with native american native nathan phyllis. he was smiling and marrying a make america great again hat. other videos showed a group taunting the boys. the diocese finds no evidence the students made racist remarks toward that group. >>> it roamed the red planet for 15 years. nasa pulled the plug on his history making rosell. what it taught us about mars. >>> an airline passenger furious. how she says a flight attendant shamed her for wearing a crop top. and east bay treasure, home to a growing encampment. tonight at 7, oakland's battle to reclaim a public park. >> they are filled with hundreds of bike parts. >> i did contact the police and said look, we think this is a chop shop. >> it is an acceptable to be running a business in our park next to the children sparingly in. it has to stop. >>> it is mission complete for nasa's mars rover opportunity. elizabeth cook is here with how it outperformed its initial mission in a big way. >> it has been 15 years since opportunity first launched to the red planet. the initial mi

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here is our director nathan with luca and fleur, the dogs regularly pass out on his bed.is it safe or hygienic to allow them to share your duvet? i asked professorjane heller if our team were taking the right approach. they are not doing the wrong thing. i definitely would not say that but it is important to be aware of any potential risks and to make an informed decision. if you are deciding to sleep in close proximity with your pets. what are the risks? there are a number. the main ones is the risk of disease, the transmission of disease because we can transmit disease from animals to people and vice—versa. these risks are very low, very minimal but we need to consider whether we are at greater risks at a particular point in our lives and maybe a just arrangements. if people are potentially immune compromised, so they do not have as good a functioning immune system as they otherwise might have, they could try to reduce the probability of getting disease so reducing the extent of close contact with our pets. what kind of disease is we talking about? we will talk about th

. >> reporter: nathan steele was returning home from breakfast with his children when he heard a crash in the back, found his window broken and saw a man running from his house. >> ran onto the street here. i looked both ways, and didn't see him that way. i looked down and i saw him running down this path right here. >> reporter: he chased the suspect for several blocks near cole and union avenue saturday morning in san jose. the suspect pushed steele down and tried to punch him. >> he told me "get away from him and don't call the cops" but steele called 911. sheriffs deputies set up a perimeter around the neighborhood. >> follow him and let the police know where to go. my kids went in my head andem. >> reporter: deputies arrested 30-year-old paul garcia, jr., within the hour, he had a knife and stolen jewelry and cash. neighborhoods in the cambrion park said they've seen an increase in property crimes. many have security cameras now. >> it's been worse recently. cars been broken into, some cars have been jacked and stolen. >> reporter: steele just bought a security system, too, happy

. >> reporter: the flood did not get into nathan whitehead's home but it got into his backyard. you can see the debris in his garage. >> you can see that mud. it approached everything. it was pretty powerful water. >> reporter: this was the source of it all. 12 inch cast-iron pipe installed they think back in 1902, 116 years ago, give or take a few. how do they fix it? they pulled out the diamond wire saw and fitted pvc. >> the dreams were already getting a pretty good hit to the rain this morning. with the water main, it just overflowed every train that could be hits. >> reporter: alan, you were talking about mud. we got mud for days here on somerset avenue. back to the pipe. it is an amazing thought to me. that thing was installed during the early part of the teddy roosevelt administration. that thinks it's underground for hundred 16 years. it goes to earthquakes, storms larger than the one we probably had today. et cetera. traffic. it breaks during a rainstorm this morning. for the moment, there is no way to know exactly why the pipe broke. you might have just been a crazy co

she's nathan's mother.itely more mercy than she would ever show you. you have to promise me to be careful, yeah? you know, that's really not your place -- he promises. [ sighs ] if she tries anything, you -- you -- you need to just please come to me. i don't need you fighting my fights and running to my rescue, all right? just humor me. i need you to be safe. i'm gonna make sure that you are. you can't stop me. ♪ [ sighs ] i'm sorry. what? i didn't even consider what hiring liesl would do to you and anna. if you want to back out, i would totally understand. okay, first of all, anna and i have so many things to work through that adding one more struggle to it... it's not gonna make a difference. and who knows? m-maybe liesl obrecht will be a good medical columnist. i'm sure she's gonna have some interesting ideas. [ chuckles ] shouldn't mean going back to the doctoro just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of

covington catholic high school, was wearing a "make america great again" hat when he faced activist nathanandman's family is seeking $250 million in damages. the "post" says it plans to mount a vigorous defense. >>> "the philadelphia enquirer" says supreme court justice clarence thomas used a civil defamation case involving bill cosby to call for a re-examination of libel laws. the high court yesterday rejected an appeal from katherine mckey, one of the women who accused cosby of sexual assault. she claimed cosby's lawyer damaged her reputation when he leaked a letter attacking her. lower courts dismissed her case based largely on her role as a public figure. in a 14-page opinion, thomas wrote the supreme court should consider overturning a decades' old landmark ruling that makes it difficult for public figures to win libel suits. >>> "the new york times" reports on accusations of body shaming at a wisconsin high school cheerleading banquet. parents said they were shocked last year when cheerleading coaches at tremper high school in kenosha handed out awards referencing girls' body sizes.

the hate the chant attracted the attention of a group of native americans led by veteran activist nathan philips. they began to celebrate by chanting and dancing to the beat of mr phillips began moving to his right down a line of boys eventually stopping face to face with next sandman the young man remained where he had already been standing placing his undivided attention on mr phillips legal analyst jennifer braden told us that celebrities do all cautious with making public statements. i think this is case is going to be definitely a landmark i mean there's certainly a foundation to go to trial for this and a lot of americans can realize that some celebrities are taking this way too far they're using their celebrity platforms to speak out against things that they really have no expertise or knowledge on now that being said celebrities should be held to a certain standard when making statements because they have so many followers and it so damages reputations that the media has journalistic integrity and has to do due diligence it has to ensure that the stories that they publish are fac

nathan redmond put them ahead against burnley at turf moor but the home side salvaged a point thanks other end of the table tottenham moved above manchester city into second thanks to son heung—min‘s late strike and a little bit of help from the newcastle keeper martin dubravka. manchester city will reclaim that second spot if they get a point against arsenal later today. in the scottish premiership, rangers beat st mirren 4—0, narrowing the gap on leaders celtic to three points. meanwhile, aberdeen moved into third place after coming from behind to win at hibernian. gary mackay—steven fired them 2—1 in front before half—time and that‘s the way it stayed. celtic play stjohnstone today. the 2019 super bowl will be played between the new england patriots and the la rams later today in atlanta, georgia. tom brady and the patriots, are led by the most successful coach in super bowl history, bill belichick. while his opposite number sean mcvay is the youngest—ever coach to guide a team to the super bowl. we‘ve been speaking to three—time super bowl winnerjerry rice, who tells us what the

here's our director nathan with luca and fleur. della loves cuddling up to her cat called fluffy. but is it safe or hygienic to allow them to share your duvet? i asked professorjane heller if our team were taking the right approach. look, they're not doing the wrong thing, no. i would — definitely wouldn't say that but it is important to be aware of any potential risks and to make an informed decision if you are deciding to sleep in close proximity with your pets, —— that's the bottom line. what are the risks? look, there are a number of risks that need to be considered. the main ones that we think of are risks of disease, transmission of disease, because we can transmit disease from animals to people, and also from people to animals as well. these risks are very low, they're very minimal, but we need to consider whether we are at greater risk at any point in time in our life and maybe adjust our arrangements accordingly. so, you know, if people are potentially what we call immunocompromised, so they don't have as good a functionin

today it is a story for your country and a proud day for us all nathan busses have just signed a session protocol for the future project of north i'm us with mustard on their oil . i want to congratulate both the school. for showing commitment and courage in reaching an agreement on the name issue just some background to this story the country has been held back from joining nato until now by neighboring greece over the name macedonia it's also use those you may know for a large region of northern greece which feared that it might lead to territorial claims but after twenty seven years of wrangling the former yugoslav republic settled on north macedonia for the country's leaders it's another milestone reached macedonia has been waiting twenty seven years to become a member of nato today macedonia has the hope of having open doors for leaders push through north muster the only is name change which saw greece drop its objections to joining nato and the european union in a referendum last september just where ninety four percent of macedonians came out in favor of but calls for a boycott me