feeling sad mean something far more serious? dr. dana rabinowitz is a psychologist who treats kids with depression. hello, doctor. >> hi. >> so that we're all on the same page, what does "depression" mean? >> "depression" is one of those words that people use in everyday conversation to mean they feel really sad, but real depression is when you have a loss of interest in the things that you want, and you're sad for two weeks or longer. >> how can we tell the difference between just feeling blue and real depression? >> when you're really depressed, the level of depression is really intense. you feel so sad you can't find any interest in the activities you really enjoy. you might not be interested in school or your friends or your family anymore, and there are all these physical symptoms that go along with it, also. people can lose weight or gain weight. they can have trouble sleeping. they have trouble paying attention. they feel tired and fatigued and just generally feel lousy. >> how about your grades? does depression sometimes

it's really sad. she's a nice y dy. >> reporter: our media partner the baltimore sun is reporting that her family asked animal control mott to give that dog back. i'm mike schuh reporting live. back to you. >> thank you. relatives say douglas originally got that dog for protection. >>> a washington county woman is behind bars this morning after the death of her infant daughter. the intoxicated hagerstown woman passed out while breast-feeding her 2 month old. yadina morales woke up with the infant unresponsive underneath her. she's charged with manslaughter and child abuse. >>> the white house and congress is rejecting edward snowden's plea for clemensy. he asked for it. in a letter he wrote speaking the truth is not a crime. government officials say he should return to the u.s. and be tried for his actions. >>> turning to football, more frustrations for the ravens and their fans, this time after a loss to the browns in cleveland. here is mark viviano. >> good morning. while the ravens had extra timet

well, it's kinda sad. it's kinda sad.ve to be their friends. except we have to be their friends. that is a little sad. yeah. i mean, look, we're their whole lives. and it occurred to me that if they had more friends, we'd have less them. have you worked out a budget for this? all right! break it up! oh, what? what do you want? we just saw you. we just brought you some leftovers. they don't qualify as leftovers if they're still warm. let's watch some highlights. frank, you already watched this game. so i know how good the highlights will be. let's not ruin these by talking. ahem. so. gosh, marie, it must feel so liberating to own the house now, huh? yeah. gosh, think of all the things you can do now, like, um... gosh, you could entertain more. we just had a party. what are we, studio 54? but, really, you-- you deserve your own social life. you know? especially now that all your house obligations are over and we seem to be managing. mm-hmm. now would be the perfect time for you to just say, "hi, neighbor." i got all the fri

it is not affordable for all so it is really sad. >> it is really sad. >> mm, sad face. don't cry.essie, does obama care ever come up when you are hanging out at the food court at sbarro's hitting on sales girls. >> very rarely. >> when i make up the job titles they are far from the job titles you had. >> when i was 20 years old i worked at planet hollywood. >> it seems to blow your mind. >> it does. >> you were a waiter at planet hollywood 20 years ago. >> i'm 35 years old. despite you accusing me of being 48. listen. >> all right. sure. fine. older people have to pay more for health care. big deal. it balances out in the end in the big picture. people aren't factoring in how much money they save on movie theater tickets and 4 p.m. dinners at golden corral and never turning on your cell phone. realize how much money that saves? >> you realize that young people like you and joanna will pay more for their health care. apparently you don't know anything except layering your clothing. >> i know a lot about that. >> you do. should this man be impeached and you. >> i thought you went ob

it is sad. >> it is a sad thing.it is sad for america when you can't make it in porn, joanne. >> no, it is. joy. >> i was not saying it that way of the andy is reading it that way and don't do porn without first letting us know. >> make sure to brand properly. >> i would change your name. it is like there is no way anything is happening. >> have i heard this before, people. >> it is sad though she says it is for her kids. >> i don't have children. i don't know if you know that. >> that we know of. >> that's funny. >> that december spir ration of -- desperation goes out to her. there has to be something you can could shows in vai december -- showcases showcases in vegas. with a name like that you would draw in crowds. >> she was always planing on getting back in because she is getting back in. you don't just say this apt working out. joy she had a net worth of $10 million and a revenue stream of $31 million at some point. i think she was screwed by managers and she was completely screwed over. >> the moral of the stor

. >> i'm sad. i'm really sad. i'm sad for the people at lululemon who i care so much about. i take responsibility for all that has occurred and the impact it has had on you. i'm sorry to have put you all through this. >> stephen: you hear that, ladies? chip wilson is sad that your chafing ham hocks made him put his employees through this difficult time. that still wasn't enough for the hounds in the media. >> no apparent apology to customers, no explanation at all. >> con from a marketing standpoint chip wilson's apology is kind of a disaster. seems like he's saying "i'm sorry i got caught" but he doesn't seem sorry he said it. >> some are calling it the worst "i'm sorry" ever. >> stephen: that's ridiculous! it was a perfectly good apology. but some women's bodies just don't work for it. if chip's "i'm sorry" wasn't good enough, you probably couldn't hear him properly over the loud rubbing of your fat thighs. (laughter) so thank you, chip wilson, for lifting your throwing pee on your customers and then blaming them for beinget. you, sir, are my alpha dog of the week. we'll b

>> definitely, that is very sad, but i have not enough time to read. that is the very sad part. so i'm not enough reading, but i'm getting older and getting closer. now that nobody is doing any more reading, i will read. no, i think honestly, it is a question of time, but reading, to bring inspiration, but that is the problem. i get into a book and say that i can make a collection of that after, like, three lines. one time i did an existentialist collection years ago, and i was thinking, so i read a book to no more, to get into it, and sometimes, the explanation can teach you. i read about it and i learned and understood. so i did the collection with my interpretation. i tried to understand the base, the concept, so it is good. you have to read, definitely. >> creativity is so difficult to define by creative people because you just do it instinctively. you were telling me that last night, something inspired you, and you went back andrew your next collection until 4:00 a.m. what inspired you? do you know what set it off? >> i think it is image sometimes. one that you do not expec

. >> when i go to the wall i feel solemn and sad, and it hurts. >> reporter: at a bart station the crossesre a reminder of the fallen veterans of war. they don't always come back in flag-draped coffins. >> they need help. they have to do a better job of helping. >> reporter: with music, hymns and poems since 2006, it could be felt. >> it never goes away. >> reporter: the plan is to eventually replace these crosses with a permanent memorial like the one in washington d.c. >>> president obama went to the tomb of the unknowns. 107-year-old richard overton of texas is the oldest living veteran of world war ii. >> he was there at pearl harbor when the battleships were still smoldering. he was there at iwogima. >>> veteran are warning this parade could be the last this year because of rising cost. they tried to raise a million dollars to keep it going for the next 5 years. >> i have to pay for the fire department which is 18,000 and the floats. >> police and fire are not paid for anymore. >>> on the streets, gun shot mapping microphones could be in the classroom. >>> your smart phone may not be

i feel sad.e things. >> reporter: paul fronczak back on a new jersey street, a crossroad in his life. >> i wish these walls could talk, you know, maybe we could learn somethin'. i don't know, it's -- it just -- i -- i -- i can't believe that this actually happened, and i can't believe it's my life. >> reporter: in the summer of 1966, the fronczaks believed their family miraculously had been reunited. the fbi had ordered a series of blood tests on the abandoned boy. and compared photographs of his left ear with that of the fronczak baby. eventually confident enough that they informed the fronczacks, who said they had no doubt the child was theirs. they brought him home to chicago and, for the second time, named him paul joseph fronczak. your parents were convinced. why were they so convinced? >> i feel it's the fbi, the fbi is like the, the epitome of authority, and when they say this is your child, i would believe them. that's it. >> reporter: and that ended the search. >> yes. >> reporter: at th

look how sad he looks. >> jimmy: sad.ook so sad. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, butterball, for announcing that there's a shortage of large turkeys in the u.s. clearly, you haven't looked in canada. [ laughter and applause ] that's the best picture. best picture of anyone in the whole wide world. >> steve: greatest picture. >> jimmy: greatest picture ever. >> steve: if would you do that for a comedy sketch, would go come on that's too much. >> jimmy: that's real photo. >> yeah. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thanksgiving traffic. on one hand, you're annoying. the other hand, every minute i spend stuck in you is one less minute i spend stuck with my family. so, thank you, holiday traffic. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, peacocks, for being turkeys that came out of the closet. [ laughter and applause ] thanksgiving is a very kind holiday. you know what? i encourage any -- >> steve: any time is the right time. >> jimmy: any turkey that wants to do it this thanksgiving, go for it. ♪ thank you, clear my history button, for being a dramat

it's been hard on all of us. >> are you sad, daddy? >> yes. i'm sad. sad to lose mommy. >> me and a veteran photographer don't get choked up too often but this was difficult. redeeming part comes tonight the community puts on a fund-raiser. it's a game featuring varsity players versus alumni players jeff loving played as a varsity, alum any and will be coaching i if you think that clip was emotional, watch my story tonight at 11:00. >> that is emotional. thank you so much we'll be thinking of the family on thanksgiving thank you very much. contra costa county district attorney today decided not to prosecute the gun owner who sparked a fire in september the fire burned 3100 acres along morgan canyon road started when the man was target shooting and one bullet casings hit a rock and caused a spark. a spark fire broke out a thousand feet away and just blew out of control. according to the investigation, the shooter was at a firing range on his own property, and was not violating any laws. >> well, a shocking confession from a man rescued by firefighters f

we talked to them as they came at me was saying how it was extremely sad. that said the company's recalls in complete show. they also said that it was important to them at that says the french president and the from the first minister with that but to give it that when you can say with telling me that you can feel that i get in to the real. the sixteen short because he was the first time to come in today s diesel these two caskets and it was at the it's good to win three greek week he was within a few hours we tend to talk to colleagues have disappeared them and what they were found killed. so where it is. it is indeed a very very settling at and west show the food james on the reporting of control ego. what three days off. it is two journalists were abducted and killed in to tell the situation remains extremely tense in that little less money in town and the surrounding area. i get so shall use it to this report. the town of kigali northern mali has become a focus of molly in a french authorities after french journalists standing for the women were killed

they are about particularly a woman's sadness-- deep, deep sadness, and it's expressed through nature. even in contemporary pieces, there is a drawing on the narrative and drawing on themes of nature, so a great example is a piece by tadao sawai called "tori no yo ni" written in 1985. he says, "how would it feel to fly free in the sky as a bird flies? "humans have invented airplanes, but we are not free to feel the clouds as we pass through them." mr. sawai is composing a contemporary piece for koto, a traditional instrument, but he continues the tradition of writing with some expression of nature and somewhat of a narrative. [conga drumming] (narrator) one of the most common vocal and instrumental forms found around the world is call and response. call and response is both a structure and a way of performing. it relies on the regular alternation between soloist and chorus. in sub-sahara africa, it is one of the main ways that vocal music is organized. [call and response singing] (man) call and response is the lifeblood of african people. and so, for example, when we played "kakilambe

it's been hard on all of us. >> are you sad, daddy? >> yes. i'm sad. sad to lose mommy. >> me and a veteran photographer don't get choked up too often but this was difficult. redeeming part comes tonight the community puts on a fund-raiser. it's a game featuring varsity players versus alumni players jeff loving played as a varsity, alum any and will be coaching i if you think that clip was emotional, watch my story tonight at 11:00. >> that is emotional. thank you so much we'll be thinking of the family on thanksgiving thank you very much. contra costa county district attorney today decided not to prosecute the gun owner who sparked a fire in september the fire burned 3100 acres along morgan canyon road started when the man was target shooting and one bullet casings hit a rock and caused a spark. a spark fire broke out a thousand feet away and just blew out of control. according to the investigation, the shooter was at a firing range on his own property, and was not violating any laws. >> well, a shocking confession from a man rescued by firefighters f

one of the successful poverty fighting programs and a very sad thing.ould tweak it having it be more about food, perhaps, but that would be very sad. >> in the makers versus takers argument, it's become a political -- a political -- point. listen to this, ron. >> government keeps growing and growing and growing, and when it grows, that means there are more people in the wagon and less people pulling the wagon. >> you have an eminent economist here on my right saying it's nuts to pull back some of the stuff. you have politicians on the right saying, this is makers and takers. we need more people pulling the wagon, not in the wagon. >> yeah. i think the core animating drive for the tea party and the tea party movement is not so much the overall size of government, it is the idea of transfer payments. and, you know, part of the -- a big part of the resistance to the bv b health care is polls by us and others show it is viewed essentially by the white middle class mostly as a transfer payment for the poor, whereas those same voters are much more resistant t

he hit rock bottom and mailed himself to cash for gold. [ laughter ] sad. >> steve: sad, sad. >> jimmyhat. moving on, we have legendary jedi master, yoda. zumba teacher he is. [ laughter ] that's very interesting. very popular. here we have the commander of the rebel fleet, admiral ackbar. he was accidentally served as an appetizer at red lobster. [ laughter ] this is tragic, tragic. some of these stories. >> steve: tragic, they don't end well. >> jimmy: i should have warned everyone. >> steve: they're sad. >> jimmy: should have warned you. they're are sad. here we have r5-d4. he's vegas' number one r2-d2 impersonator. that's good. [ laughter ] hey, close enough. moving on we have wicket, the ewok. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: yeah, he's cute. he was tragically dismembered after a misunderstanding at the build-a-bear workshop. [ laughter ] >> steve: awful. >> jimmy: hypoallergenic. >> steve: oh, my god. so he was torn limb from limb. >> jimmy: terrible. >> steve: disemboweled. awful. >> jimmy: and here's the last one here. this is darth vader. he recently appeared on "maury" and found out t

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i'm scott broom, coming up, a sad day to hear of a passing of a 92-year-old man who died before he saw justice in a dirty development deal that deprived him and others in his community of tear >>> a followup to a story we have been reporting on since back in may. the approval of a dirty development application has denied the property rights of a historic landowners. >> all of this, while big subdivisions go up around them and tonight, we have some sad news in this case. scott broom is in sandy spring reporting on the death of a 92- year-old who never got the justice he was seeking. >> a funeral today for 92-year- old, robert ocker whose ancestors settled in an enclave after slavery. >> it's extremely sad. >> too many families back in there. >> this is him earlier this year, a video appeal begging the montgomery county planning board and the maryland county park and planning commission to stop tieing up historic african american property rights impacted for years by the approval of this sparkling new subdivision. which was built right on top of the historic road that black families had

it's sad but pretty much all of the contributors are truly lifelong criminal defense lawyers. a couple our career public defenders and the right really moving about why they still have a job for the work to a death penalty lawyer writes movingly about why shall do this forever. the reality is it's not for everyone but if you feel you have the making of a criminal defense lawyer you will not have a more meaningful career. and so that is the beginning. everyone should get how can you represent those people. thank you. >> that was "after words," book tv signature program of which authors of the latest nonfiction books were interviewed by journalists, public policy makers, legislators and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every weekend on book tv at 10 p.m. on saturday, 12 p.m. and 9 a.m. on sunday at 12 a.m. on monday. you can also watch online. go to booktv.org and click on "after words" in the book tv series topics list on the upper right side of the page. ..

they have little faith the police will get those responsible. >> my parents are sad. they can't sleep. amongst the siblings we are very sad. each time we close our eyes we think about them. it happened so fast. >> this case is far from unique in malaysia. look at the internet - it's full of videos of random and sometimes violent crimes. here a man walks into a cafe eyeing a couple using the ipads. he turns to leave and it's gone. so is he. in this video three men attack a cashier with knives and an iron bar before he fights them off. the level of crime prompted malaysia's police to launch a special operation to crackdown on organised crime, people trafficking and drugs. >> before launching the special ops on violent crime, a lot of people not fighting, but what is the police doing to overcome the violent crimes. about 2,000 police are taking part in the operation across the country. results are impressive. since mid august more than 24,000 arrests have been made. more than 2,000 bullets confiscated along with knives, guns and swords. and the police say public confiden

thanksgiving day for comet -- a sad thanksgiving day for comet enthusiasts. not the show we had hoped. the comet ison likely did not survive its path by the sun two hours ago. they are looking over images they just received. some images show long tails fading while approaching the sun with later images showing no comet at all. >>> a bug museum in new orleans is serving up a traditional thanksgiving feast with a twist. the cornbread has mealworms. the cranberry sauce has waxworms. instead whipped cream, the ought done insectarium tops off its pumpkin pie with some crickets. have you tried this stuff? >> i have not. and you know what? i'm more of a traditionalist. it looks so yummy but i'll stick to the standard fare. >> i see pumpkin pie in our future. >> and football. we have the cowboys and raiders coming up shortly on channel 5. so stay tuned. >> thanks for joining us. have a wonderful thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving, everybody. enjoy. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >> father

sad. another says "what a sad we black friday is the day after we give thanks for what we have, only to turn right around and trample each other out of the need for greed." >> interesting stuff the keep your comments coming. you can tweet us or join the conversation on facebook. a last note, i told you year the "wall street journal" called black friday deals an allusion and to add to that, consumer advocates say most stores expect to sell items at 30 percent off so look for discounts higher >> if you are shopping at wal-mart on black friday, expect protesters. using demonstrators, they will be outside the wal-mart stores to protest wages paid by america's largest retailer. wal-mart workers are not union and activists have criticized them for not paying them enough to live on. they say evens are planned in los angeles, seattle, and several other cities. controversy erupted over a wal-mart holding a food drive for their own employees with bins asking workers to donate we food to fellow worke

and mitch mcconnell said they broke the rules, a sad day in the u.s. senate. south dakota senator thume. >> what does this mean? >> it is a game changer in terms of the senate. this is a raw power grab by the democrats, they broke the rules to change the rules when it comes to executive branch nominations and it is unprecedented and you heard lamer alexander describe it change rules were in place since thomas jefferson wrote the rules. it gets weirder around here by the day. in simple terms. it is an attempt by the democrats to end run the rules to get what they want. >> senator, what about harry reid's rational that president obama deserves an up and down vote on his team and judicial and executive nominees and filibusters get in the way of that and they had to use the nuclear option? >> they didn't have to do that at all. there are 215 judges confirmed and two were rejected for this president and this is what the democrats did years ago. blocking circuit court nominees when george bush was in the white house and he sent up judges to get confirmed in the sena

i'm honored today to recognize rob black, but somewhat on a sad note. i don't know if you're all aware, but rob is going to be leaving the golden gate restaurant association. and, so, i thought we have to recognize him for all the work that he has done as executive director. and, so, on this monday, november 18, the small business commission is honored to recognize rob black as the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association as the executive director, you've worked tirelessly to promote san francisco's restaurant industry ~ as a strong and essential part of san francisco's economy. as an executive director, you have been excellent at

. >> it is the very sad anniversary as well of the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination>> it is, yeah. >> still a lot of questions out there about that whole thing. >> and it is funny how this is one of those things that when this anniversary came around, it has been in every paper for a week or more. something that captured --

. >> are you sad daddy? >> i am sad. i am sad to lose mommy. >> they spent everything they had to bring these four orphaned kids from ethiopia. shortly after brenda was diagnosed with terminal cancer. she died earlier this month, but not after they discussed life after she was gone. >> you can hear the kids laughing and playing. she heard that and she said i want it to sound like that. >> now jeff is trying to keep the laughter alive with a little help from this walnut creek community. >> it is one of the more self-less figures in our community. >> tonight's basketball game is benefiting jeff's family. jeff played on the team as student here and coached the varsity players for 12 years. >> we all have a lot to be thankful for. we want to show our thanks to him. >> he says he is humbled and he wants to return the favor. >> it will be my goal raising these kids and loving them. >> and the community says it will be behind him all the way. in walnut creek, alan wang, abc7 news. >> he is getting so much support. >> he is. >>

in my research i randomly came across a sad statistic according to the montpelier a center for the constitution only twenty eight percent of americans have actually read the constitution although the overwhelming majority claimed that they understood some of it and now we see why the constitution especially the bill of rights are getting whittled away the average person doesn't really know what their secret covenant with the government actually says which means the government can get away with reinterpreting the agreement to suit their needs and not yours because no one is the wiser but if you think i'm going to see blue ridge american how dare you then you are wrong the problem is that any kind of philosophy or

. >> are you sad daddy? >> i am sad. i am sad to lose mommy. >> they spent everything they had to bring these four orphaned kids from ethiopia. shortly after brenda was diagnosed with terminal cancer. she died earlier this month, but not after they discussed life after she was gone. >> you can hear the kids laughing and playing. she heard that and she said i want it to sound like that. >> now jeff is trying to keep the laughter alive with a little help from this walnut creek community. >> it is one of the more self-less figures in our community. >> tonight's basketball game is benefiting jeff's family. jeff played on the team as student here and coached the varsity players for 12 years. >> we all have a lot to be thankful for. we want to show our thanks to him. >> he says he is humbled and he wants to return the favor. >> it will be my goal raising these kids and loving them. >> and the community says it will be behind him all the way. in walnut creek, alan wang, abc7 news. >> he is getting so much support. >> he is. >>

and my girlfriend and i were proud home owners in west oakland, and we are going to be sad to see the warriors leave our town, but we are very e cited to see is the vision and it is a shame that we could not do this here and nonetheless, we stand behind the project and we are happy to see the warriors stay here and i am here. and we also, over see all of the giant's games you see, for the home feeds and the away feeds, and our men and women are going to be able to keep work and we are proud to say that the goeden state warriors have reached out to us and so on behalf of a man who is from the city of oakland, it is a sad day, but it is a happy day to make sure that they are committed to the jobs and on behalf of the members that i support and do the union labor that put together the broadcast that you get to enjoy on tv and i want to say thank you for your time and great presentation and that was wonderful to see the people's revisions over time but what a great process and thank you to your time thank you. >> thank you. >> and after patrick, dennis mckency. >> my name is pat and i liv

and if she can't come, i would be very very very sad, love riley. grade 4. >> reporter: when asked why she wrote the letter riley said. >> because i want my mom to come home. and i haven't seen her since february. i miss her. >> reporter: at that moment, riley's mom walks into the school. >> everyone says they don't know how we do it, but i think it's the families that sacrifice more. they're the ones that have to wait. you know, you try not to think about it too much, so when my mom o told me that i wanted to make it big then for her, it had to be something big. >> reporter: elizabeth cook kpix 5. >> very sweet. well, riley never actually sent her letter to the president. >> she didn't. when her grandmother told her mom about it. she decided to do everything she could to get back home, and you saw the reunion. pretty touching. >>> it's 4:56 right now. it could save kids lives during the school shooting. why some are worried about putting the new school in bay area classrooms. >>> i'm mark kelly. oakland puts a controversial law back on the table. c

to get to stephanie's question, i think not just a sad day.t has been a sad year when a country faces so many problems and we are doing virtually nothing to address those problems whrgs we see filibuster after filibuster. we are dealing with, as scientists tell us, maybe you agree with me, maybe you don't. that global warming is one great planetary crisis. >> we'll have you come back. we have the tyranny of the clock. to go facebook or twitter to weigh in on our fireback question. do you think dysfunction in washington is curable? right now 58% of you say yes. 42% say no. >> the debate continues online at cnn.com/"crossfire." join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> good evening. "outfront," dropping the bomb. senate democrats blow up a 40-year-old law. is it hip okayisry everywhere? plus a hate crime at an american college. three white students accused of treating their black roommate like a slave. we have that story and the founder of black water's shocking benghazi claim. it is shocki

kind of thing which was deconstructing, take, peaking behind the curtain and there is a public at that sad of campaigning which has grown more elaborate and more -- more successful in the sense that more and more is concealed from the public. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the story of julius caesar, a new production in new

. >> there's tragedy, there's sadness, there's -- you know, you have good memories, bad memories. so it's hard to package it in six words and what comes out is gratifying. it's inkwhraebl six words can say and how different each one is. >> reporter: many are about the gut wrenching routine of war. "nicotine, caffeine, dead friends, no sleep."

news of his death was too sad and. even today this morning we talked about him thinking he was alive remembering different things about him. we were happy that he looked relatively well. it turned out though that by then he was already gone. i cannot believe he's gone it can't be how i wanted to be a mistake it's hard it's terrible we didn't even say goodbye. a few days ago i broke my mare into pieces i was waiting for a disaster and my fears came true in the most horrible way. i cry all the time. there was nobody with it was buried in a mass grave. there's a war on for a piece of the mud pie yes the government is doling out some maggot infested pieces of mud pie benefit slop and the peasant voters are beating each other up trying to grab a slice or two and if that fails then they try to deprive their neighbor of his unfair piece of the mud pie but while tax revolt austerity riots capture the public's imagination in secret back rooms in europe and america trade deals are currently being negotiated which will impose a s

but you can bet the sadness clean this place auto. of course it's sad to leave here. my relatives lived in all these clauses which are bending know. no one is left here the buildings are deteriorating. when ainsley during the war and almost all the men are dead. though just fifteen months old. uses has no memory of the terrible slaughter the short to learn that soon enough. after the fall of srebrenica in july nineteen ninety five the bosnian serb soldiers executed more than eight thousand muslim men and buried them in mass graves then the serbs were in charge here. only recently have mostly families begun coming back. but the atmosphere is still poisoned. i'm nearing two sheets i don't dare come to the center of town together they were afraid of people's reactions because muslims and serbs still don't live together here. i know most of them and to serve to love each other and have a child to get picky. it was an internet bloggers wrote that mixed marriages destroyed most of the nation. answer is upset that uses is being reused is the most said the serves are still be