samantha mckenna is expecting her third child and katherina is caring for her during her pregnancy. she'll also be present at the birth but only to provide emotional support as a friend but my forgetting i'd only return to assisting with deliveries if i had a really good idea of how i could work in a team outside the hospital and not be on constant cool. but i took this. babies come into the world at any time of the day or night so these midwives are on call twenty four seven but having to be available all the time we tack on her family life wonderful good trait just as it should be. freelance midwives pay high liability insurance premiums that's also another thing preventing cutlery now from returning to delivering babies i let in will be flushed with the best hurdle i would face if i went back to delivering babies next year would be when i get the six or seven thousand one already has to pay for liability insurance he must ha ha ha because i need that before i could return and i think that's also the biggest problem facing the young midwives who've just finished training. yourself

eight days later catarina visit samantha mcconnell and her baby each day. she checks on them both and answers any questions the new mother might have over. now the she doesn't seven hundred seventy k.m.'s. today catarina has brought an apprentice along cyrus sadaf ski wants to become a midwife. if she wants to get an impression of what the job's like and here how and marley's birth went. for the visitors come to my absolute he wanted kids arenas to be that i knew someone i trusted was that that we could do it that i didn't need to be afraid because i've had problems with the best of my first child and i had no reason to be afraid and she was there to really help me relax. and shrunk the. form of you know and marley's birth also made it clear to cut to reno what she's been missing. you know what i want to do beth's again because i love. to misrata saw i think it was a real gift for me to be present at one again after woman hockey is it was like it just rounded everything off. but first she has to find out how to better reconcile her own family life with her

. >> samantha lee says her grandmother taught her how to sew. she's used the skill in the past to help others. >> grab a bear from right there. we'll start working on it. >> reporter: stopd by syou'll s have stumbled across an after school sewing class which indeed you have. >> let's keep going until you get to about there. >> reporter: samantha lee, the young woman in charge will tell you these kids are learning much more than how to handle a needle and thread. >> i'm not only teaching them to be acts of kindness in their own community but they are able to help heal somebody else. >> reporter: she's a 17-year-old high school senior. it was back when she used to volunteer for a reading buddy program years ago that she began to hear stories of kids just being plain mean to other kids. a lack of empathy is how samantha diagnosed the problem. >> i want to fix this issue. >> reporter: the form, she cuts out in her kitchen. they are the pieces immediated to sew together a teddy bear. it's what the kids at the school are working on. t there is a catch

i'm samantha simmonds in london.lso in the programme: australia goes to the polls this weekend, and we head to queensland, where climate change and the use of coal has become the defining campaign issue. and a first for asia. 00:01:09,735 --> 2147483051:37:19,583 taiwan is set to formally 2147483051:37:19,583 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 legalise same—sex marriages. it's 7:00am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7:00pm in washington, where trade tensions between the us and china have once again escalated. china is threatening retaliation after president trump effectively blocked the import of equipment from the tech giant huawei. washington says the order, which has already come into effect, is to protect us national security. we will have the china perspective from john sudworth, in beijing. but first, nick bryant reports from washington. a global battle is underway over 56, the next—generation wireless technology, superfast networks connecting our phones, workplaces, cars — every aspect of our lives. and it is pitti

i'm samantha simmonds in london. also in the programme: the un says houthi rebels in yemen have stuck to a deal to pull out of three ports — a lifeline for the war—torn nation. as campaigning draws to a close in india, we meet one young female first—time voter and find out what matters to her. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7:00 in the evening in washington, dc where president trump has declared a national emergency to protect us computer networks from what he called "foreign adversaries." the executive order will ban us companies from using foreign telecoms that might pose a security risk. it's believed the move is mainly directed at the chinese telecoms giant huawei. for more on this i am joined now by our north american correspondent peter bowes. what more can you tell us about this telecommunications emergency signed by president trump? well, there is still clearly a lot of detail to be added to this

i'm samantha simmonds in london.o in the programme: tributes for the former australian prime minister bob hawke, who has died at the age of 89. give me your you tired, huddled tourists. a new museum devoted to the statue of liberty opens its doors. good morning. it is 8:00am in singapore, 1:00am in london and 8:00pm in washington, where trade tensions between the us and china have once again escalated. china is threatening retaliation after president trump effectively blocked the import of equipment from the tech giant huawei. washington says the order, which has already come into effect, is to protect us national security. nick bryant reports from washington. a global battle is underway over 56, the next—generation wireless technology, superfast networks connecting our phones, workplaces, cars — every aspect of our lives. and it is pitting against each other the two countries that will likely shape the rest of this century, america and china. here in washington, the fight has produced that rare thing, bipartisan agr

i'm samantha simmonds in london.lso in the programme: we speak to a lawyer who was a victim of the whatsapp cyber attack and track down the company which developed the software in israel. we meet the former monk who's now dispensing words of wisdom to 25 million online followers. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london, and 5:30 in the morning in sri lanka, where the second night of curfew has not long ended. the authorities are trying to stop the violent attacks on muslim—owned homes and shops in areas north of the capital colombo. it's thought they are reprisals for the easter bombings that killed more than 250 people. shuba krishnan has the latest. mobs of men armed with sticks take to the streets. they're part of a growing number of anti—muslim rioters causing havoc in towns north of sri lanka's capital, colombo. this mosque had its windows smashed, while this one was ransacked, its furniture destroyed. this

i'm samantha simmonds in london.lso in the programme: the war orphan who met his mother. a miraculous reunion foran iraqifamily after 30 years. translation: i am just so happy, i'm so translation: i am just so happy, i'm so proud. hitting the depths — a record—breaking dive in the pacific discovers plastic pollution on the seabed. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in new york, where wall street fell sharply after china announced steeper tariffs on $60 billion worth of us imports. the dow jones ended the day down by 2.38%, the biggest daily loss this year. president trump though insisted that he was in a good position. laura trevelyan has this report. wall street plunged on monday as investors were spooked by the worsening trade war between china and the us. it was china's announcement it will raise tariffs on $60 million —— $60 billion worth of american goods that rattled markets. state tv said that chin

i'm samantha simmons in london.l on global markets after china hits back in the trade war with the us. president trump says things "are working out very well". the philippines‘ controversial president could be set to consolidate his hardline rule as votes are counted in midterm elections. let‘s take a look at some front pages from around the world. the philippine daily inquirer raises the issues of vote buying on its front page after monday‘s election. the picture shows one of the first people to vote casting her ballot. the south china morning post reports hong kong‘s largest pig cull in more than 50 years. it‘s a drastic move to prevent an outbreak of african swine fever after the first case was found in a pig imported from china. and the gulf news leads with an investigation into the alleged sabotage of four commercial ships off the coast of the united arab emirates. it says the gulf co—operation council considers the damage a ‘serious escalation‘ of regional tensions. thank you. amar kanim spent 30 years believi

samantha. >> who was samantha deal? >> she was lonely, hurt. and trying to make it day by day, minute to minute. >> when you would approach another human being, did you want to just shout out, i'm being held against my will, get me out of here? >> i became fearful if i did something that was not approved. the revenge of dial was great. >> dial seemed ever more confident. in 1997 after three years on the lam, he started a pottery company called terra cotta gardens. >> dial advertised it on the radio, did an interview on the radio. >> unbelievably, the attention led to an invitation for the fugitive killer to speak at a women's luncheon at a local country club. >> near and dear to my heart -- >> where were you while he was out front entertaining the ladies who lunch? >> i was back at the trailer tied up. >> from there, dial and bobbi went to work on an industrial chicken farm owned by debra grace. she never doubted they were married, but she could see dial was abusive. >> he was like, i can beat her. she's my wife, i can

i'm samantha simmonds in london.lso in the programme: we speak to a lawyer who was a victim of the whatsapp cyber attack and track down the company which developed the software in israel. we meet the former monk who's now dispensing words of wisdom to 25 million online followers. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday.

i'm samantha simmonds in london.lso in the programme: a prominent philippines journalist is brought before court on libel charges. she says it's because of critical reporting on president duterte. manchester city could face a one—season ban from europe's elite club competition over allegations it broke financial rules. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 7:00am in singapore, midnight in london, and 4:30am in sri lanka, where the authorities have imposed a countrywide curfew for a second night. they want to put a stop to violent attacks on muslim—owned homes and shops in areas north of the capital colombo, in what's believed to be a reprisal for the easter bombings that killed more than 250 people. shuba krishnan has the details. mobs of men armed with sticks take to the streets. they are part of a growing number of anti— muslim rioters causing havoc in towns north of frankel‘s capital, colombo. this moscatt is windows smashed, while this o

samantha, how badly devastated was the school? pretty bad. we had quite some damage. our classrooms got damaged. they completely collapsed. so we had a lot of loss of material also, like computers, digital school boards, but also the books. the volunteers are here for about five hours in the scorching heat, but luckily some of the pupils have also come along to give a helping hand. it's not just painting that's taking place here, it's some real hard labour too. now, who would have thought when i was coming to st martin, i'd be moving rubble? the heat is intense, but everybody is upbeat, just keen to get the job done. during the weekend of the festival, there are more than 1500 volunteer —— more than 150 volunteer projects taking place throughout the island. and over in the dutch quarter, these clubbers are helping out at a basketball court in philipsburg which is in much need of some tlc. and amongst the volunteers, we found some big named international djs. you know, we've been going around the island and we've seen the devastation that this hurricane has made and i

samantha, how badly devastated was the school? pretty bad. we had quite some damage.classrooms got damaged. they completely collapsed. so we had a lot of loss of material also, like computers, digital schoolboards, but also the books. the volunteers are here for about five hours in the scorching heat, but luckily some of the pupils have also come along to give a helping hand. it's not just painting that's taking place here, it's some real hard labour too. now, who would have thought when i was coming to st martin, i'd be moving rubble? the heat is intense, but everybody is upbeat, just keen to get the job done. during the weekend of the festival, there are more than 150 volunteer projects taking place throughout the island. and over in the dutch quarter, these clubbers are helping out at a basketball court in philipsburg which is in much need of some tlc. and amongst the volunteers, we found some big named international djs. you know, we've been going around the island and we've seen the devastation that this hurricane has made and i think that as an artist, it's real

i'm samantha simmonds. trade war escalation.ods, ahead of talks planned for this week. and, the robots are coming. as artificial intelligence makes advances, we ask is yourjob next? and on the markets. you can see the reaction to those tweets from donald trump. japan down 0.02%. the hang seng also down. plenty more on the markets coming up.

i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: police arrest the captain of the ship which crashed into a smaller tourist boat on the river danube in budapest. 7 people are dead, many remain missing. r kelly is charged with more sexual offences — he's due in court next week. the lawyer for shamima begum accuses uk authorities of failing to protect her from being trafficked by is. coming up in business: trump's trade bombshell. the president says he'll hit all goods from mexico with tariffs until they curb illegal immigration, rattling global markets. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation tell us what you think — just use the hashtag bbc—the—briefing. police in hungary have arrested the captain of a ship, which crashed into a smaller tourist boat on the river danube in budapest. the 64—year—old ukrainian national was held on charges of reckless misconduct. at least seven people died, seven others were rescued —

the screen this is the briefing — i'm samantha simmonds.ur top story: frantic rescue efforts in budapest as a cruise boat capsizes on the danube — at least seven people are dead — more than a dozen are missing. entertainment giants, disney warn, they may not continue to film in the us state of georgia — all because of new abortion laws. chelsea are europa league champions for the second time — after thrashing arsenal, four—one in azerbaijan. the driverless car that could hold the key to the older generation, retaining their freedom and independence. we're committed to safety. the boss of boeing apologizes to victims‘ families — to airlines — and to the travelling public — in his first interview since the two fatal crashes that have grounded the 737 max around the world a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation — a new study shows online usage is growing so we want to know how much time do you spend online and does it worry you? tell us w

. ♪ >>> harris county prosecutor >>> harris county prosecutor samantha knecht and her samantha knechtcalligan, co-counsel, cameron calligan, knew they had a strong case knew they had a strong case against leon jacob for against leon jacob for solicitation of capital murder, solicitation of capital murder, and additionally, for and additionally, for solicitation of kidnapping. solicitation of kidnapping. they also knew they had a they also knew they had a potential problem. potential problem. as you headed to trial, what was as you headed to trial, what was gonna be the cornerstone of your case? >> the recordings. >> the recording >> the recordings. >> the recordings. there was no way that he was there was no way that he was gonna be able to get himself out gonna be able to get himself out of all of the things that he of all of the things that he said. said. >> reporter: what would you say >> reporter: what would you say was the weakest part of your was the weakest part of your case? >> well, an aspect of the >> well, an aspect of the recordings, as well. recordings, as well. the defen

we're doing a hotel reversal.l all right, ill you later. >> samantha?about my kids? oh, by the waywould... how much for a (bleep)job? ugh. >> i don't know who this guy is, but he's pretty aggrsive. that sounds illegal. there's a lot more fetishes and deviant behavior that's requested of the women. and that scares me. just because i hear whate theyking of me. so i know they're asking the same thing of somebody who's actually being trafficke >> people are, think that they're paying for something, so they can use and abuse and do whatever they want, because they believe that no one will care, no one will report it, nobods going to miss them, which, unfortunately, often is true. >> are you still on your way, question mark. i'm ready for you, period. >> this guy's going to be here in 40 minutes, the other guy is going to be here in 45 minutes. okay, and we just learned that our arrest team is in position. are we good to go with this? >> (on radio): we're, we're good to go. ♪ >> hello. are you here for kayla? >> yes. >> kayla... come on in. okay. >> phoenix p

samantha josephson. she was killed after getting into a car she believed to be an uber she had ordered. >> we must ensure that what happened to samantha never happens to any college student, or knead, to any person ever again. asking what's my name before entering a ride-share vehicle will save lives. >> follow josephson's death, south carolina lawmakers passed a bill requiring ubir and lyft drivers to display lighted signs. >>> uber and lyft are observing lists in a fare war. uber's share price dropped more than 7% during yesterday's ipo. shares in lyft dipped about the same rate. it made an ipo in march. they have lost about $13 billion as they fight for passengers and drivers. it's not clear when either can turn a profit. but in the meantime, it appears to be scaring off the competition, giving uber and lyft a duopoly. >>> a live look at the white house this evening where president trump has made good on his promise to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese imports. >> reporter: on friday the

now on monday south africa's athletics federation said it would challenge this latest decision but samantha is far from being the only affected run kenya's muggeridge one boy has also faced questions about her strength of all she's often raced against him and yet now worries korea could be brought to a premature end. it doesn't get much better than winning an olympic medal margaret one boy took bronze in the 800 meters behind south african superstar when it comes to cement here at the 2016 rio games but one boy's successes cools down wanted scrutiny pretty questions about her gender and her very identity. we tend to be we have no room to leave well we know this is the high time we are feeling that because you can't we are just natural we did not know. that does not. like so many boys affected by the idea intersex rules which target female runners with high testosterone levels the idea of athletics governing body says the rules are needed to ensure fair competition for women's track events but they've also left intersects athletes in the dark one boy just $24.00 is now wondering what a futur

down really i'm samantha simmonds with bbc news. our top story: president trump signs an executive order declaring a national emergency. it addresses what his administration says are threats to communication networks from some foreign companies. the us commerce department said it's adding huawei technologies to its so—called entity list, which will make it much more difficult for the telecom giant to buy parts and components from us companies. the leaders of france and new zealand have launched an initiative to curb extremism and violence online following the christchurch killings. five of the world's biggest tech companies have already agreed to implement new measures. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. two window cleaners have been rescued from a metal basket which was swinging out of control near the top of a 50—storey building in oklahoma. reports said the crane at the devon tower was unstable and the incident took place in high winds. that's all. stay with bbc news. and the top story in the uk: pa rents pa

i'm samantha simmonds with bbc world news. our top story. markets in the us and europe have fallen sharply after china announced steeper tariffs on $60 billion worth of american imports. the dowjones suffered it's biggest daily loss this year — down more than 2%. but president trump has insisted things ‘are working out very well. people have been voting in the philippines in elections that could see the hardline president consolidate his grip on power. rodrigo duterte‘s hoping his allies take control of the senate, which has previously been critical of many of his policies. and this video is trending on bbc.com. and tributes have been paid to the hollywood legend doris day, who's died at the age of 97. the actor and singer made nearly a0 films, starring alongside cary grant and rock hudson. and the top story in the uk. the man in charge of stadium safety at the time of the hillsborough football disaster in 1989 has been fined £6,500. graham mackrell is the first person to be convicted of an offence relating to the tragedy in which 96 liverpo

i'm samantha simmonds. what do the european parliament elections bring for business? we'll be live from brussels. us president donald trump keeps up pressure on japan to cut its trade surplus with america, as he meets with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. and on the markets, asian markets made a tepid recovery monday as investors sought to shrug off a difficult week dominated by anxiety over the fractious us—china trade war. more on the markets shortly. so... the big centre—right and centre—left blocs in the european parliament have lost their combined majority in the parliament amid an increase in support for liberals, greens and nationalists. the centre—right european people's party remains the largest bloc, and is expected to form a pro—eu coalition. the liberals and greens had a good night, while nationalists were set for victory in italy and france. in britain, the newly—formed brexit party won nearly a third of the vote, with the governing conservatives beaten into fifth place. labour also suffered heavy losses. turnout across europe was the highest for 20 ye

i'm samantha simmonds. "we're committed to safety." the boss of boeing apologizes to victims' families — to airlines — and to the travelling public — in his first interview since the two fatal crashes that have grounded the 737 max around the world plus, growth gone missing. what happened to the economic recovery promised by brazil's new president? gdp figures out shortly could confirm a drift back towards recession and on the markets. us shares fall to their lowest in 3 months — as the bond market signals a growing risk of recession — adding to those trade war concerns. asian shares following wall street lower. we start with boeing — and the crisis surrounding the 737 max — because the boss has been giving his first interview since the two fatal crashes that have led to the plane being grounded around the world. speaking to cbs news — denis muilenberg apologized to the families of the 346 people killed in the lion air and ethiopian airways crashes. and he admitted the accidents have ‘damaged public trust and confidence in flying. on w

scarlet are clones of the late dog samantha who passed on last year at about $50,000 a pup. >> ed: iidn't hear kilmeade but i heard laura ingraham talk about it. >> tucker: if you have a pet cloning question. >> ed: i don't even have a pet. >> tucker: in england participants hurled them down a race to catch a rolling piece of what type of food? griff jenkins? >> griff: cheese. >> tucker: cheese? >> griff: cheese. >> tucker: to the tape we go. chase cheese down a hill. the cheese is rolling down at 70 miles per hour. there is the winner and didn't even win any money. he just won the cheese. >> tucker: this is what used to be a fox news reporter. >> katie: i was a domestic reporter i don't know about international. >> tucker: told no foreign policy on the exam. final question this is maybe the weirdest question we ever asked on final exam. there is a video of a bear, not a tame bear if there is such a thing. a wild bear pinging around the internet. it shows the bear relaxing in hot 2ub while drinking a tequila based cocktail which to come tail was it the bear was drinking? >> mike: mar

samantha says her years of training kicked in and that looking at her mirrors had become second nature been working as a school bus driver for six years now, and admitted that something like this happens almost daily on her route. just a frightening thought, brian. back to you. >> it certainly is by the way, just from everybody here at worldwide exchange to the family of kendrick castillo, their son is a hero, and i hope he is resting well in heaven thank you very much, phillip >> well said >>> still ahead, gearing up for a big debut. uber expected to price its ipo tonight. will lyft's woes and the china trade fight, though, slam that hotly anticipated debut? first, the clock is ticking. new tariffs on china kicking in in 18 1/2 hours. will america and china be able to hammer out an 11th hour deal or will you be paying more with everything you buy at the store? we are live in beijing coming up servicenow put our workflows in the cloud. this changes everything. you're right sir... everything. well not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. ahhh... stop it. serv

i'm samantha simmonds with bbc news. our top story: the us confirms that sanctions on the chinese tech giant huawei will take effect from friday. washington has effectively blocked the company doing business in the us over fears that it poses a risk to national security. the move has increased tensions between the trump administration and beijing. taiwan is on the cusp of becoming the first place in asia to legalise same—sex marriage. the historic declaration was actually made back in may 2017, with parliament given two years to enact the changes. and this story has beeen getting a lot of attentiion on bbc.com. tributes have been paid to australia's former prime minister bob hawke, who has died aged 89. the current prime minister, scott morrison, said he had made the country stronger, with a great intellect and enormous passion. that's all. stay with bbc news. and the top story in the uk: theresa may has bowed to pressure from conservative backbenchers, agreeing to set a timetable for her resignation. she is expected to

i'm samantha simmonds. trump's trade bombshell. the president says he'll hit all goods from mexico with tariffs until they curb illegal immigration, rattling global markets. plus — cbi ‘no deal‘ warning. britain's bosses write to conservative leadership hopefuls to tell them the damage of leaving the eu without an agreement would be severe. and on the markets — asian shares sinking and sovereign bond prices surging as investors count the cost of the latest trade blow by president trump. asian carmakers who manufacture in mexico hit particularly hard — details to come. asian carmakers. we start in washington where president trump has dropped a new bombshell on global markets, still reeling from his escalating trade war with china. late on thursday he announced on twitter that he will impose tariffs on all goods coming from mexico until it curbs illegal immigration into the us. they will start at 5% in ten days time — then gradually ratchet up to 25% unless mexico takes action. from washington — chris bcu kler reports. donald trump h

samantha vigi grismtnigrad is w. what do you read into this?oks like little rocketman is trying to shown he's all grown up. this is a message to the united states certainly. we have not agreed to give him the sanctions relief he wants, but in the past russia and china, north korea's two biggest patrons have exercised some kind of control. let's remember that they have been lauding the fact that they pointed to the fact he's had this missile moratorium. kim jong-un just met with vladimir putin in russia a few days ago, and yet days later, he goes ahead and does this test. what this signals to me, fredricka, is vladimir putin, xi jinping and donald trump are not able to contain or constrained kim jong-un. he's testing the waters, showing he's frustrated. he has a deadline. his patience is running out with this process, even if president trump's is not. >> how do you interpret the president's tweet, where he says kim jong-un knows that i am with him and does not want to break his promise to me, deal will happen. >> well, having worked on a lot of

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i'm samantha simmonds. trade war escalation. asian shares tumble as donald trump threatens to expand tariffs to all chinese goods, ahead of talks planned for this week. and, the robots are coming. as artificial intelligence makes advances, we ask is yourjob next? and on the markets. you can see the reaction to those tweets from donald trump. japan down 0.02%. the hang seng also down. plenty more on the markets coming up. well, it's being reported that china is considering delaying a trip by its top trade negotiators to washington this week, after president donald trump threatened to expand trade tariffs to all chinese goods because he said talks on a us—china trade deal were moving "too slowly". in recent weeks, both sides had seemed close to striking a deal, but on sunday, president trump took to twitter to announce a tariff increase on $200 billion worth of chinese goods from 10% to 25%. he also said $325 billion of other chinese goods, that are currently untaxed, can soon expect a 25% tariff. so far, the us has imposed tariff

samantha, former senior adviser to the national security council and cnn national security analyst withl flight warnings of that nature? >> fred, even if the president's temper cooled, tlets have not. the faa warning is one indication that there are a mere yad of threats affecting u.s. interests in the air, on land and at sea. the warning is considered in the context of history with iran. forces shot down an iranian aircraft so the faa is going to be overcautious in this region as elsewhere. they issued a similar warning in september, 2018. this is enhanced threat recording, coming at a time lloyds of london and others issued warnings with commercial vessels at sea. saudi ships were sabotaged and on land, increased threat reporting on assetses. we drew down on the embassy and consulates. they took action today as well to draw down personnel. exxon mobile is removing stock. across the vectors, air,land and sea, there's enhanced threat reporting despite the fact president trump decided to dial down his rhetoric. >> and the president saying he doesn't want war. did that assist in potential