he lived with me as well as osman. he died too.ars ago from eritrea. he says alex took the same route as him at a later date and was haunted by the experience until his death. translation: ourjourney was very dangerous and scary because we travelled without family, no money, and with no communication or language. it was very dangerous and unthinkable. if you come to europe from my country — i went through sudan, then libya. travelling through libya was one of the worst experience in my life, because it was very hot with no water or food. then while travelling to libya, one tuesday morning, kidnappers turned up. i think they were kidnappers. they would like to kidnap us so we needed to protect ourselves. seven months, six months, and then too many people from eritrea as well. so many from ethiopia as well. they came in one boat. our boat was very small and there were many women, men and children. when the boat started to approach, we moved with happiness. the boat tilted, so many people died in the sea. no child should have to suffe

very sadly, alexander died when he was only 18, and osman died when he was only 18, and osman died whenr deaths that have occurred in about the last year of young people who came to the uk as asylum seeking miners. and it appears that they have all died in similar circumstances, which is obviously externally concerning. inquests into the two deaths are ongoing. however, people who knew the boys said they we re people who knew the boys said they were deeply distressed with a protracted process of applying for refugee status in the uk. then he met alexander when he was volunteering at the calais migrant camp to years ago. that was the two of us in calais. he would have been desperately six or seven months when i met desperately six or seven months when imet him. desperately six or seven months when i met him. he lived ever a whole yearin i met him. he lived ever a whole year in the worst of circumstances for a teenager to be living in them to be growing up in. and without any family, without any supervision, without any, you know, education. alex was, i don't know, you know, so stubborn a

of speculation about what that diplomatic activity might be let's start with ankara first and with osman cert mike pompeo the secretary of state is going to ankara what's likely behind that visit. first of all mr pumpers was it in saudi arabia because the american interests are at stake in the region because mohamed bin cell mung is most probably more important than the hul so defamatory in the saudi kingdom and that's why i do suppose trying to find a face saving exit first of all mohammed inside mom and then for the american interests over there we have seen that what mr trump said killers it is not easy to believe in such kind of an excuse because you know this fifteen man of the saudi squad team was composed of the very close guards of muhammad in some money it's a tape like saudi arabia it is not possible to happen such kind of a to private jet planes which was being used by the kingdom can fly from riyadh to ankara to stumble and do such kind of a thing and go bag be dubbed the knowledge of mohamed bin selman and they're trying to manage the process of course we don't know what wil

chip dollar just john osman and literary scientist allowed us men have five children together and have been a research team for decades they've been awarded the peace prize of the german book trade which is an appeal for a more prudent handling of both ora tarion and nationalist movements no one was more surprised than they were to win the prize. the tritter three semi-retired first i was completely taken by surprise it's a prize that we would not expect to win. in the sciences there are all kinds of prizes that one strives for if we're honest we dream of winning some prize or another for these in the pile we never dreamt about the peace prize for it is on another level entirely for the set and the often have to come to under the name of . their contribution to peace is the question what do we remember and how do we remember and how much do we emit and with whom do we know that we're to cause them to stick karam is the snow the course the holocaust is at the core of this minus sign. it's mine and george you know the new thing about german memorial culture is that such negativity is at

chip dollar just john osman and literary scientist allowed assman have five children together and have been a research team for decades they've been awarded the peace prize of the german book trade which is an appeal for more prudent handling both ora tarion and nationalist movements no one was more surprised than they were to win the prize. to trigger a three star myer for attack first i was completely taken by surprise it's a prize that we would not expect to win this group they're all in the sciences there are all kinds of prizes that one strives for if we're honest we dream of winning some prize or another for these really in power we never dreamt about the peace prize for it is on another level entirely or does it in the often have to come to under the name of. their contribution to peace is the question what do we remember and how do we remember and how much do we emit and with whom do we remember both researches national socialism is the dominant memory an absolute minus sign so to speak. that would of course lead to a stick and i'm this is not the course the holocaust is at the

of speculation about what that diplomatic activity might be let's start with ankara first and with osman cert mike pompeo the secretary of state is going to ankara what's likely behind that visit. chris a full on mr pompous who is it in saudi arabia because the american interests are at stake in the region because mohamed bin cell man is most probably more important than the hul so defamatory in the saudi kingdom and that's why i don't suppose trying to find a face saving exit first of all mohammed didn't sell more and then for the american interests over there we have seen that what mr trump said killers it is not easy to believe in such kind of an excuse because you know this fifteen man of the saudi squad team was composed of the very close guards of muhammad in some money in a state like saudi arabia it is not possible to happen such kind of a to private jet planes which was being used by the kingdom can fly from riyadh to ankara to stumble and do such kind of a thing and go bag the dog the knowledge of mohamed bin selman and they're trying to manage the process of course we don't kn

of speculation about what that diplomatic activity might be let's start with ankara first and with osman cert mike pompeo the secretary of state is going to ankara what's likely behind that visit. chris a full on mr palm pills was it in saudi arabia because the american interests are at stake in the region because mohamed bin cell mung is most probably more important than the hul so defamatory in the saudi kingdom and that's why i've been trying to find a face saving exit first of all mohammed inside mom and then for the american interests over there we have seen that what mr trump said killers it is not easy to believe in such kind of an excuse because you know this fifteen man of the saudi squad team was composed of the very close guards of mohammed in some money it's a tape like saudi arabia it is not possible to happen such kind of a to private jet planes which was being used by the kingdom can fly from riyadh to ankara to stumble and do such kind of a thing and go bag be dubbed the knowledge of mohammad inside man and they're trying to manage the process of course we don't know what

of speculation about what that diplomatic activity might be let's start with ankara first and with osman cert mike pompeo the secretary of state is going to ankara what's likely behind that visit. chris a full on mr pompous results in saudi arabia because the american interests are at stake in the region because mohamed bin cell mung is most probably more important than the hul so defamatory in the saudi kingdom and that's why i don't suppose trying to find a face saving exit first of all mohamed bin sell more and then for the american interests over there we have seen that what mr trump said killers it is not easy to believe in such kind of an excuse because you know this fifteen man of the saudi squad team was composed of the very close guards of muhammad in some money it's a tape like saudi arabia it is not possible to happen such kind of a to private jet planes which was being used by the kingdom can fly from riyadh to ankara to stumble and do such kind of a thing and go bag be dubbed the knowledge of mohamed bin selman and they're trying to manage the process of course we don't know

david osman will be here today to break this all down for us on where markets go next. >> sandra: foxt for you, the stock market trading all over the place. in the last hour and a half or so, that huge sell-off. over 800-point sound yesterday. taking a look. down one for ninth at ten: 47:00 a.m. rising interest rates. that is just one of them. dave and essman, and starting monday, take note, the host of "bold and bears." >> let's see. >> i am still basically a beer. at the market went up, so ultimately, you are in for the long term. we were talking before we went on, not moving anything around. i think most people are. however, what did change things a lot, and i think that is what led to what happened yesterday, even though there was an 800-point drop, it wasn't really panicky. >> sandra: quarterly sell-off. >> exactly. interest rates began to go up. a lot of people thought just about as high as it is going to go before the election. a lot of people are worried about what is going to happen if the democrats take over the house and the senate, which is a possibility. the market will p

i am with richard osman. good morning. your pumpkin is looking great.e. it is identical. you have done it differently. normally you whip off the head, don't you? you're basis are the professionals do it expect you have to keep the stalk and intact because it makes it stay fresher from longer. intact because it makes it stay fresherfrom longer. that is intact because it makes it stay fresher from longer. that is a intact because it makes it stay fresherfrom longer. that is a good tip. it means it is more stable to carve. how difficult is it to carve something like as compared to the traditionalface? something like as compared to the traditional face? it's not that hard. itjust traditional face? it's not that hard. it just takes traditional face? it's not that hard. itjust takes a lot of time. you have to be willing to stare at it for hours. de leeuw draw on the pumpkin first or do it freehand?” look at the reference image and draw it freehand. i have tried stencilleds. the curve of the pumpkin will often make the line look wavy. you have to and make sure