they talk to patricia, they talk to roxanne and they wanted to talk to harold.een close friends for years. >> we prayed about it. and we asked our pastor. and he said, if he is innocent then you'll be able to reveal that. and so, then, we agreed to do it. >> now, she and her husband were meeting harrell for a meal near her home in virginia. but first, getting wired up by police. the cops are hoping to use herald words against him. kim, still hoping to exonerate him. >> were you a little scared? >> i was very scared. >> i would be scared to do something like that. >> i was scared. >> at first, she could only think of one thing. >> we had a huge wire around my waist. and i kept saying, he's going to hug me. and they said, no, he can't. >> i said, he's going to hug me. he does that. >> and they said, no, he can't. and i was trying to process, what am i gonna do >> so, don't hug me. that's kind of hug. that's suspicious. >> so, when he hugged me, i put my hand in front of me to guard the wires. >> crisis averted, they sat down. >> do you think he could tell anything

for more on this, i'm joined now by roxanne cohen, silver. she's a professor of psychology medicine and public health at the university of california, irvine. she's specializes in trauma research professor. it's good to have you on the program, the ukranian people, they have been traumatized, they've been terrorized by war for almost a year. now. we're talking about a nation psyche that has been under constant attack. what do the people need in order to cope in order to survive this? well, it's extremely important to recognise that living under war is extremely stressful. and i think it's very important that we acknowledge the incredible stress that the people of ukraine have been under. or she said about a year. i think it's very important that we recognize, however, that there is not one size fits all response to the stress. we might expect that people across the country are dealing with it in many different ways. even people within the same family we hear we've been hearing this now for for months, the west sending weapons to help the ukra

the epicenter, the 2nd of monday's earthquakes, that the level of the this roxanne, in the city is beyond imagination. more than a $900.00 or 40 were buildings, how cold laughs in total. and there are more than 600 people already that and humbled other usual. and according to officials, the rescue team and people here, there are tons of people on go beers. robles are that you, that you can see. so let us quote biblical, to have access to this city. tens of thousands, a search and rescue personnel working into kia and syria, to free survivors trapped on the rebel. around 8000 people have been rescued so far . teams from around the world are heading to the region in the hope of funding and saving more people. talking president rich type at a one says emergency teams are doing everything they can to rescue victim. i mean, guinea speed, all a long if you did in our work will continue until we have saved every life that we can in the rubble. and until we are sure there is nothing else we could do further, we are mobilizing every possible operation. in many thousands of people have been transfe

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roxanne farr man fam. yon is electra in middle east politics and international ations at university of cambridge. she joins us now. first of all, i ask you for your thoughts on the prisoners that have received a pardon from murray supreme leader alley harman. i yes. hi. i think this is very much a move to coincide with the anniversary of 44th anniversary of the iranian revolution. so the supreme later often does pardon prisoners at that time. and i think it is also a way out for the regime because there are a great number of very young people that were arrested. in fact, according to the house of commons library there, he did a report indicating that almost 50 percent of the people that had been arrested were under the age of 15. and this is below the age of any kind of legal incarceration. and in terms of iranian laws, so i think it is a true get out of jail card that the iranian regime is trying to present as a, a commemoration and a good will gesture. but in fact, is an opportunity to unburden the prison system of so many young people wants their reaction likely to be inside the cou

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, attention to the screen first select the viewer. plays against you, 30 years old, yekaterinburg roxannes to spend the money she won on a vacation by the sea. okay, a good goal. yes, there you can do yoga and read and a bunch of other good attention to the screen roxana herself will ask you her question. what upset the luxembourger jozebortel, the winner of the 1952 helsinki olympic games, at the awards ceremony, he received a gold medal, and yes, the wrong anthem was played. opa yes, and they didn’t play at all well, yes, yes at the awards ceremony, this happens, in fact, quite often yes, sometimes they die, they just make a mistake. there's not the one hymnically, we wanted more options there, what was upset upset, what was the head of the stomach, to cut off upset, but sketch. well, yes, well, in general, i won, but no one saw it, because no one came. yes , no one will see, at this moment there, yes , absolutely right. well, show the answer on the screen . oksana will now tell everything herself. with the absence of the anthem of luxembourg , luxembourg burst into tears of resentment

shirley says, i don't believe roxanne is a misogynist . yes, he roxanne is a misogynist.d it was a horrible thing to say. but i don't think he can be classed as a misogynist. that's what we were talking about. basically confusion about it. what is misogyny? how would you police it? would you oversee it? it? how would you oversee it? keep views coming in now. keep those views coming in now. we're not joined now by a remarkable woman who was the victim of a sexual assault. she was told crime had been was told no crime had been committed. took years committed. it took years of persistence persuade cps persistence to persuade the cps to attacker. and to prosecute her attacker. and she's published a book about she's now published a book about her welcome emily hunt . her story. welcome emily hunt. tell us briefly, if you can, about what happened to you in 2015. i woke up cold and naked in a hotel bed next to a man i'd never seen before. and my last memory before that had been more than 5 hours before having lunch in a local restaurant. the police were called immediately , poli

you know roxanne sean today because it was pretty much the overall judgment of the society in the unitedabout this. >> let me stop you right there because that's where i wanted to go. you have been in hip-hop long enough to see it become the most popular genre in american music. with nielsen sound scan famously confirming that rap overtook rock and roll in terms of u.s. consumption in 2017. you have hand pop in just about every language now. wrappers, emcees, hailing from just about every country. here in america, with very few exceptions, the top rappers remain overwhelmingly black. why do you think that is? >> because it comes out of the experiment from people that we are strip from the voice. we couldn't speak directly to a government and we couldn't speak directly to people that felt that they had a social status over us, might have employed, as might have been the landlord. how much can you say rev? so we spoke through a code, whether be going to the church and banging it out on a piano and words and maybe in a harmonic way are beating the heck out of a train track where you were en

gates and miss and roxanne, and sadly though, and the cop $27.00 rock fellow, it destroyed india spandau, is standing there with the food in agriculture organisation looking at future solutions for them. the future solution will be future streaming in water, which they started. it will be treating water as a financial asset which had started rockefeller and the new york stock exchange has started talking about not allowing nature to have integrity, to reduce nature, to a financial essence and to allow the black drops and the van does to decide the future of water according to how you can trade in on it financially rather than protected. ecological. thank you so much for their shiva author of a water wars. you know, it's the politics. i have to wonder how low can politicians sink and using a natural resource which life depends on, is truly the definition of hitting rock bottom. it doesn't government of an area which finds itself facing a water crisis have failed to do what of the key task of their position. and if they cannot be held accountable by a court of law, they at least to be held