me nikita looks at the. moment. to see me double. crime fighters the new season of radio crime thrillers begins. for investigative cases that will keep you on your toes. great fighters stories of the best idea ever so everyone present needs to listen to crime fighter and share tell a friend tell a friend tell a friend. cried fighters don't miss it. some people don't care about me. because they don't see my beauty. some people don't care about me because they think i have nothing to give. but two billion people do. to them i am everything. their homes. their food. their livelihood. but day by day i disappear. and so does everything i get. two billion people who care about me. me me. and now. i need. this is c w news live from but they talk to and many in a protest as reported to be flooding of the streets of bosler and amid the catalan crisis the organizes of sunday's protest say the rally represents the silent majority those who voted to remain positive space in the castle and lead it could to play independence on shoes day we'll hav

and make some will and nikita a fellow artist are taking part in a photography project called hipster muslim the idea is to break down barriers and dissolve stereotypes six models half of the muslim exchange traditional dress for more modern outfits. the photos are on display in front of the brussels opera house. the project was launched by a dutch artist shirin miracle in an effort to promote greater tolerance for diversity. really. just as. you are in wants to fight. this fire was shoeless. life fortunes it was tough for us. at this mall and back cafe a glimmer of hope some prejudices and stereotypes are starting to melt away. the artists want to see this project to bear fruit. if they have their way people from both sides of this canal will bridge whatever differences they may have. now says the story of a lucky rescue two sailors and their two dogs have been rescued after surviving five months lost in say the u.s. navy picked up the americans after a fishing boats bought of them about nine hundred miles off the coast of japan the women itself from hawaii to tahiti in the spring bu

because nikita didn't want us while it all. got even worse who's there but your body that he all ignorant they've all been there fit i'm afraid the bible of god. is. going to end with. if you want to. what the. minima say this is about isn't being. done. so i give them. the air. starkey but i didn't do it by. december every beat up on my body and i think. that it was at the back of my medicine last of about defending up with that that's . fair. enough to get him say to my spine. and that comment was i'm vocal by god to this is. on the air farce and despair and no. as for that i mean why do they care at me now i know. the. most they don't get my stuff got. think i see it leave. i feel. like finding. all of. us. but then the bunch. of. this is enough. ok sounds. like addition to thinking it would be as good as you think that i was in my leisure but i didn't come to that list on. the bridge of the met by side to people who died it was true that i just wish they didn't i mean as for the short order to my. good thing i'm going to ar

as nikita then. who's there but your body they all. right. i'm going to to. have. if you want to. let. her know. you are right. this is. what. minima say this is so because in the. dance it went out in. the air. for the start but i didn't do it by. december. but it didn't get me and i think. that it was at the back of my medicine last of about defending up with that that's . what triple careful. not to get him say to my spine. and that was i'm vocal by regard to this is. on the air farce and despair and no. as for that i mean why do they care about me now i know. the. most they don't get my stuff got. think i see it leave. i feel. like finding. all of. us. i felt. this is enough. ok sounds. like a vicious game it would be as indeed as you think that i was in my left there but i didn't come to that new sound. bridge and i met my side to pull and i was desired to the mistake to think i mean as your last word order to my. good thing i'm going to argue the bone and don't work sharpen me by method of doing that so nobody's difficult right but it made a good thing because he i. could th

nikita parris scored the opener that night and celebrated by running to the bench to give mark samsonfollowed her and the dugout followed him and it showed support for mark samson because they felt under him, they were developing something really special, they'd reached their highest ever ranking third in the world and got a bronze medal at the last world cup but the players can't afford to dwell on what has happened because next month, they have got two world cup qualifiers for the world cup in two yea rs' qualifiers for the world cup in two years' time and they know that the interim boss mo marley will be in charge for those two games. she admitted this week that she has put in an application to become the permanent boss and she knows that a strong result against a very good france here tomorrow evening will do her application to become the permanent boss is no harm whatsoever. thank you forjoining us. fresh from a premier league defeat that had many — both friend and foe — claiming that arsenal didn't have any fight, they're having to play their next match in one of the most hostil

kennedy said -- he did not call nikita khrushchev a short, fat peasant. corbetteagan said mr. venture, tear down this wall, he it a red spot. those presidents you that any confrontation with the nuclear led toate could be armageddon. it wasin the past, engaged in the same sort of himer, basically calling pond scum and whatnot, and the war of words between them, when colin powell was there, they shut down bolton's commentary because it was doing nothing to help, not necessarily appease the north koreans but it added an element to the system that was unhelpful. the unitedesident in states, the most powerful person projectingd, with power begins to target someone personally, that creates conditions where leaders may take military action, be prompted to take military action, to do things he would not otherwise do because he years those barks. they're not reckless. inability to control himself in the white house has real-world impacts where people may die. i think that is a real problem. john kelly, whom i respect, has not been able to shut down the president. h.r. mcmaster, a terr

emily, nikita and sabina live in bexhill in east sussex. had plenty of unwanted attention. because we're so used to it, we don't think twice about it sometimes. we just kind of walk away... "it's men being men again." we don't really think, "0h, actually, that's harassment." i think the worst thing i probably had was walking home from hastings one night, i had a guy try to grab me. nothing happened, obviously. i wouldn't talk about it if it had. but i had some guy try to grab me, and ijust, basically, shoved him away. i've had customers at work, i've been picking up a crate of vodka, it was actually, from my delivery, and i had a customer come by and just grab my bum. do you think most women have the confidence to at least challenge or speak up if something like that's happening? they should feel like they can come forward, and tell someone about something they've experienced, whether it's something from being whistled at on the street to someone touching them really inappropriately. do you feel that some menjust don't realise, they‘ re com

that's what he wrote black and white to nikita khrushchev. it was an error on the part of the soviets because it was the soviets who set up the missiles but when they saw where it could lead they said we're going to withdraw the missiles. but che totally subscribe to the plan to fire a nuclear weapon onto a major american town and to provoke a worldwide holocaust it was clearly in line with his beliefs but it was above all in the line of fidel castro's beliefs he was merely following his mentor. launch from again in the western hemisphere as an attack. on the united states requiring. a response. but especially castro were extremely upset to see that discussions between crew chevon kennedy took place without him. or that except that. as a result relations became more stilted with the soviet union but from that moment on the cuban economy started to take a downturn. and had to count on economic aid from the soviet union and eastern bloc countries and you also had to get a beta test. only a few days i only had a concert fidel was obliged to comp

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police, his home destroyed, his girlfriend dead, paul zumot was very nearly in shock, said his friend nikita. >> his mind was, are they sure jen for the gone and, oh, my god, she's never coming back? >> as the weeks went by, paul was in a kind of daze. >> the gist of our conversations for the first few weeks is that jennifer's not coming back. he was completely distraught about the fact that jennifer was in that fire. >> meanwhile, as those same weeks went by, investigators went quietly and steadily about their task, picking through the cinders of the fire and coming to the conclusion that none of it smelled right. literally. >>> coming up -- >> was gasoline there? >> no question at all. it's in her hair. you can smell it, and you can smell it when you walk in just with your own nose. >> investigators now knew the fire was not an accident. what they discovered next was an even bigger shock. when "dateline" continues. it's like when am i gonna be able to sneak out of here and go have a cigarette? i just knew i had to quit, and chantix was the method that actually worked for me. along with sup

previous presidents reacted with sobriety to the bellicose statements of leaders like nikita kruschev and mao zedong. the united states was always disciplined, cautious. it was the other guy who is did the kra su talk. but trump seems determined to have last insult. we need to tone down the rhetoric and actually adopt a strategy. north korea has one. indeed, it's had one for decades. it is determined that, given how isolated and threatened it is, it needs a nuclear deterrent. and pyongyang has made astonishing strides in getting there. nuclear weapons are all that is keeping kim jong-un from suffering the fate of saddam hussein or moammar gadhafi. the regime will not give up this insurance policy. the you were in kim's position, would you? the denuclearization of north korea right now is a fantasy. it will not happen unless the united states is willing to wage a war on the korean peninsula. everyone knows this, but no official in washington is willing to publicly admit it. so the u.s. has now adopted a zombie policy, one that has no chance of success but staggers along nonetheless. it

nikita khrushchev pounded one of his shoes on the table.der put down his foot, 57 years ago today. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. stay with us. >> neil: all right. ready for a little thursday night football? the carolina panthers facing off against the philadelphia eagles. they're in charlotte tonight. will the player baseball kneeling or not for the national anthem? there's also a kneel-in planned outside the stadium. this comes as owners are being pressed to enforce the stand-only for the national anthem, a number of players are saying over my dead, you know what. we have more from charlotte. what does it look like there, brett? >> well, good afternoon, kneel. still remains to be seen if any of the panther players will kneel tonight. in the past, there was one pl

kennedy's assassination might be part of a communist plot the russian government and their premier nikita khrushchev was concerned that j.f.k. had been assassinated as part of an american right wing plot. but i would actually were interested in the documents that were withheld we've learned from these document releases more about what i call real government conspiracies covert operations undertaken during the kennedy administration such as the cia's attempts to get the mafia to assassinate fidel castro of cuba those attempts were of course unsuccessful. there was a report that was supposed to be released about the us government's involvement in the overthrow of the president of south vietnam. most people don't remember that john f. kennedy was actually the second president who was assassinated in november of one thousand nine hundred sixty three d.m. was the first and that really was the result of an international conspiracy that involved elements of our own government that's not a theory that's verified by documents declassified by the government long ago so i'm really much more looking

nikita malik is senior researcher in radicalisation and terrorism at the henry jackson society. a white woman from the uk, a lot of are propaganda was tailored to other young women and she married an extremely well—recognised propagandist as well. he was one of the forefront of people who was also looking at cyber attacks, logistical ways of doing attacks. the fact that she is gone makes little difference. what i think matters is who they will use to replace her now, will there be someone else, a female figurehead, i think it remains to be seen. figurehead, i think it remains to be seen. that message and how it will be conveyed. talk to us about isis and how they have recruited women, because it's pretty unusual ease and in terms of islamic terrorist groups, this group and the recruitment of women and profiling? it was the first organisation to put advertising for women. they created advertising for women. they created a state where women could join a big pa rt of a state where women could join a big part of a family, and something sallyjones also was get us into the propaganda

emily, nikita and sabina live in bexhill in east sussex.ay... "it's men being men again." we don't really think, "0h, actually, that's harassment." i think the worst thing i probably had was walking home from hastings one night, i had a guy tried to grab me. nothing happened, obviously. i wouldn't talk about it if it had. but i had some guy tried to grab me, and ijust, basically, shoved him away. i've had customers at work, i've been picking up a crate of vodka, it was actually, from my delivery, and i had a customer come by and grabbed my bum. do you think most women have the confidence to at least challenge or speak up if something like that's happening? they should feel like they can come forward, and tell someone about something they've experienced, whether it's something from being whistled at on the street to someone touching them really inappropriately. do you feel that some menjust don't realise, they‘ re completely unaware of how their behaviour is affecting women day to today? yeah. definitely. i think it's just the way they've be