please welcome back to the "late show," samantha bee!d applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: so good to see you again! >> so lovely to see you. i was just -- >> stephen: yeah? i just learned this is, like, the seventh time i have been on your show. >> stephen: yes! i'm just like bernie sanders. >> stephen: yeah, those are bernie numbers. i'm feeling the b! >> thank you! >> stephen: this is your seventh time here, and not only have you been here a bunch, you tend to come here when important things have just happened. the last time you were here, it was the day the damn mueller report had been released. >> i know, and the time before that, it was comey being fired. >> stephen: oh, my god! and now it's the eve of the -- >> stephen: who knows. -- whatever the hell. >> stephen: don't borrow trouble. sufficient to the day is the evil thereof. how are you viewing impeachment? how is your feeling about it? >> i'm mellow about it. i'm glad it's happening. >> stephen: i know the last time you were here, you said that looking for the mueller repo

george, mari and samantha.s never met any of us before, so i can't imagine what she must be feeling right now. but i'm ready to meet them. i've met george before. i open up when george is around just because he's so willing to talk. and we also just have such a connection. i like talking with him about all the experiences that we've shared in our lives, like talking about not celebrating father's day or what it's like to have a single mom, or two moms. what's up? great to see you. you, too. hello. i'm mari. nice to meet you. nice to meet you too. you see what i mean? they look so similar! the eyes. your nose and your bone structure. maybe it is your nose, actually. oh, my gosh. how old are you? 22. yeah. we're all the same age. one thing that changed my perspective on my family history a lot was talking to darren on the phone. growing up, i always pictured superman, like he was a cool dad. you would have to be if you donated but when i talked to him, he seemed normal. but when i talked to him, he seemed normal.

samantha does it every day except sunday. her mother is warning other parents to look out for cold-like symptoms followed by weakness or trouble walking and breathing. >> we've trusted in the lord in this whole thing. he truly has given me peace that she's going to be okay and that she'll walk again. >> reporter: samantha has another five to seven weeks in the hospital before she can be released. and doctors say when she is let go, she will probably leave in a wheelchair. but samantha says if she has anything to say about it, she will be walking out. in oakland, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> hang in there, samantha. >>> the homeless mothers who were evicted from an oakland house this week were back to pick up their possessions today. sky7 was over the house on magnolia street where people were loading items onto a truck. a judge ruled last friday that the women had no right to the home and then ordered their eviction. deputies forced the women from the house yesterday morning. two of the women were arrested and then released hou

. >>> a warning to parents. 10-year-old samantha winters lost control of her arms and legs in november. she is currently at benioff children's hospital in oakland. she's diagnosised with a rare disease called acute flaccid myelitis, known as afm. it begins with cold-like symptoms and progress noose paralysis in just a matter of days. samantha and her mother are putting out the word to others. >> what i went through i wouldn't want any other kid to go through. >> she has a long road to go. we're trusting in the lord that she'll have a full recovery. >> samantha can recover with intense physical therapy. she says she hopes to walk out of the hospital in a month. >>> 4:37. an unexpected visitor at a south bay home. still ahead on "today in the bay," a coyote is spotted in one man's yard. why technology might be behind more of these sightings. >>> closing, another store chain set to shut down across the country. >>> and a live look where things are moving smoothly. it is 4:38. you're watching "today in the bay." upbeat music♪ no cover-up spray here. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors in a

. >> reporter: 10-year-old samantha winters arrived a week before thanksgiving. she couldn't stand and she couldn't stretch out her fingers. she's on the road to recovery but what got her here is frightening. >> i remember my legs hurted. i didn't think anything of it. just thought my legs fell asleep. >> reporter: samantha winters was rushed to the hospital after a three-hour long mri, they diagnosed the 10-year-old with a rare disease,all see known as afm. >> a very difficult disease because it can attack the whole body, paralyze the whole body. >> i have so many questions and not all the answers. do we have protocols? are all the doctors aware of afm? >> reporter: a research team found that afm begins with cold-like symptoms and progresses to limb weakness and paralysis in a matter of days. while it's not believed to be contagious, viruses that can lead to afm are. the illness was first documented in 2012 w more than 500 confirmed cases reported so far in the u.s. there is no cure and the recovery level varies between patients. the only way to fight the diseas

meghan‘s half—sister samantha has told the bbc, "if he is called to give evidence, he will come."her reached crisis point at the time of her wedding. mr markle, who lives in mexico, developed heart trouble and was unable to attend. now the mail on sunday's lawyers have revealed text messages between the two of them. in one, mr markle says... so what should meghan do? media lawyers say the answer is obvious. you really don't want to go down this particular road. whoever is advising them is frankly not doing them any service whatsoever. and it's, i think, important to note that the queen's solicitor started off dealing with this case and he's no longer dealing with this case. the royal show goes on. william and catherine were in bradford today, taking part in a discussion about keeping communities together. sometimes, trying to get people to understand that it's ok to have these challenges and we just need to deal with them. on the snowbound west coast of canada, meghan was photographed yesterday at a local women's centre. in 2022, the invictus games... harry, who appeared in an inv

samantha does it every day except sunday. >> we trusted in the lord in this whole thing.has given me a peace that she'll be okay. that she'll walk again. >> reporter: samantha has another five to seven weeks in the hospital before she can be released. doctors say when she is let go, she'll probably leave in a wheelchair. but samantha says if she has anything to say about it, she'll be walking out. in oakland. eric thomas. abc7 news. >> i like her spirit. a closer look at afm. i have to be honest. i had never heard of this before. how common is this? >> fortunately, it is extremely rare but serious. it is best if we break down the term. acute flaccid militis. flas it refers to the weakness. militis, inflammation. nervous cells. lush he in the spinal chord. >> caused by? >> that's the million-dollar question scientists are looking at. the cdc and other pediatricians have looked at hundreds of cases and we suspect it is related to a virus. it usually cops on after a child has an illness or cold symptoms. scientists linked it to a virus which millions of people get every year

. - we're gonna go talk to samantha and see where she would like to work plexaderm and what it can doto see you. - tell me what areas you would like to work on with plexaderm. - oh boy, i could go back to 6th grade when i first got my glasses off and i got contact lenses that was the first time that i noticed the horrible bags and puffiness under my eyes. so ever since then-- - wow. - i've become obsessed with them. it's really the onlyhing i notice when i look at my face. - see and i hear you. so you've been worried about this for quite a while, right. okay, so we're gonna give samantha the plexaderm and let's see what those results are gonna be. - okay so in just a few minutes, melinda, we are gonna see how quickly and how rapidly this works. she's applying it to clean dry skin. in a few minutes we're gonnen to see those true results. keep in mind after you use your plexaderm you can laugh and talk and smile all day long. look at the top and work your way down, look in between the eyelashes, the eyebrows, here at the top of her face. look at the chin and look at the jowlines. she ju

meghan‘s half—sister samantha markle says if her father is called to give evidence he will attend.ocuments have revealed that he forms part of the newspaper's defence. it comes as meghan made her first public appearance in canada since she and prince harry said they would step back as full—time royals. sarah campbell reports. stepping back from royal duties but still a campaigner. this is meghan yesterday at the east side women's centre in vancouver. she flew back last week, the day after she and prince harry informed the world and the royal family of their plans, which will include basing themselves in canada for at least part of the time. locals on vancouver island are getting used to the idea. very exciting. well, ithink getting used to the idea. very exciting. well, i think maybe it is a nice break for them exciting. well, i think maybe it is a nice breakfor them to come exciting. well, i think maybe it is a nice break for them to come to canada and chill with nice canadians. i think it is a nice move. beautiful place i know they have visited before and they liked it. happy to

samantha was 12, her brother adam 13. they huddled on the staircase overlooking the front door. >> we heard my dad collapse and scream "no, not bonnie." and i just remember thinking, god, please let her be in the hospital and let her be okay. >> reporter: bonnie was elder sister bonnie craig, 18 years old. >> i remember my dad dropping to his knees crying on the front deck, and that was about the first time i've ever seen that happen. >> reporter: their mother karen was on vacation, was on a sailboat off the coast of florida, four time zones away. it was 2:00 a.m. when she docked, got the news, bonnie would not be okay. >> alaska state troopers had called and said that bonnie had died in a hiking accident. and you're thinking they're nuts. what's going on? why? why would you say something like that? >> reporter: but it was true, at least that bonnie was dead. it was a hiker who found her body floating in mchugh creek a few miles from anchorage. at first they didn't know who it was. no i.d. on the body. alaska state troope

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thanks to free full-day kindergarten, fiona is getting that full day of instruction, samantha's familynot only saving $300 a month but she was also able to return to work as a special ed paraprofessional, a bill -- able to support her family and two children with more earnings. [applause] now it is time to continue that work. studies show that preschool is every bit as critical for a child's development as kindergarten. it is not that parents don't want their kids in preschool. toomey parents cannot afford it. last are, we were thrilled to work with you to fund 5100 additional slots for at-risk children in the colorado preschool program. in my budget this year, we are proposing to help an additional 6000 children to attend preschool, which will bring coverage to half of all eligible kids in colorado. -- half of all colorado families. we should feel good about reaching this milestone. it has taken more than three decades of work to get half the job done. we know we must do better, which is why, i am committed to achieving universal access to quality preschool for four-year-olds by the e

. >>> 10-year-old samantha winters lost control of her arms and legs in november. is currently at benioff children's hospital in oakland. she was diagnosed with a rare disease called acute flaccid myelitis, also known as afm. this begins with cold like symptoms and progresses to paralysis in a matter of days. samantha and her mother are putting the word out to help others. >> what i went through i wouldn't want any other kid to go through. >> she has a long road to go. we're trusting in the lord that she'll have a full recovery. >> samantha can recover with intense physical therapy. she hopes to walk out of the hospital in a month. >>> a school accused of favoring nonminority students will stay open. the board of education making the decision late last night. cornerstone is a charter school in san jose. in october they rejected the renewal accusing cornerstone of not enrolling enough latino students and students with disabilities. the school appealed and appeared to have won. >>> happening today there will always be sea lions at pier 39. it's to celebrate the 30th

i love to go on samantha's. my producer's, and like to get her dating. >> samantha doesn't need any help. she's lovely and charming. >> she doesn't need help. she says that doesn't sound like anything i would say. i said too bad. i'm having fun. that's what counts. >> it's the face of is aman t t samantha and the voice of ginger zee. >> she said you have to stop writing my best friend in boston. i love this. don't you want ginger zee to be your voice on social media? what a lucky person. >> i'm available for hire. >> okay. we'll see you soon. thank you. >>> going green. the suvmaker that is rolling out hybrids. >>> and the newspaper with ties to mark twain that [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! fred would do anything for his daughter! even being the back half of a unicorn. fortunately, the front half washed his shirt with gain. ahhhhhhh. the irresistible scent of gain. just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesom

samantha can recover within intense physical therapy. she says she hopes to walk out of the hospital in a month. if you want to learn more about the case, we've posted her gofundme page on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> it's a crime that still has a lot of people talking. a man was killed after he chased two people who stole his laptop from an oakland starbucks in the montclair neighborhood. >> the court case against the two suspects are just beginning, as are attempts to help the family heal from the victim's loss. >> reporter: there's a phrase we use in tv news a lot, probably overuse it, to describe flours, candles, and notes left at the scene of an accident or a crime. makeshift memorial. makeshift meaning it's temporary. but for two women in montclair, what they saw outside their local starbucks, they didn't want that to be temporary. the signs of trauma, at least the visible ones, are gone from montclair now. no crime scene tape on the street. business as usual at the starbucks on mountain boulevard. it's the pain you can't see,

well, thank you, samantha, for joining us.i'm sorry we don't have more time for questions, but it's been a very in depth conversation about how to advance ideals in a very complex world. thank you for joining us and a round of applause. >> thank you, everybody. [applause] >> we're now going to break for the afternoon breakout session so we'll see you back here later. [inaudible conversations] >> we will now have a brief break before the afternoon breakout sessions begin. [inaudible conversations] >> today, house managers will walk the articles of impeachment into the senate chamber followed by a leading of the articles, then shortly after, supreme court justice john roberts will be sworn in to preside over the trial and all 1 is -- 100 senators will take the oath. and speaking about the oath during the clinton impeachment trial. >> at this time i'll administer the oath to all senators in the chamber in conformance with article 1, section 3 and the senate impeachment rule. will all senators now stand and raise your right hand.

samantha, who received in the gallery,, you can rise, samantha, as a mother of two from airing who hadto leave her job in 2014 to care for her newborn daughter, fiona, anderson logan, who needs a full support for social and emotional challenges, and this past fall when it came time to interfere in the garden, cement and her husband knew that a full day of school is important, but it wasn't something that they could afford, thanks to your work on freefall day kindergarten, liana is getting that full day of instruction, tremendous family is not only saving 300 dollars a month, but she was also able to return to work as a special lead professional able to support her family and her two children with more earnings. thank you samantha. now it's time to get into that work. studies to the principles every bit as important critical to across development is gonna garden. it's not that parents don't want their kids in preschool, it's not too many parents can't afford it. that year, we were thrilled to work with you find 5100 additional slots for at risk children and the colorado principal progra

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we have also had a tweet from samantha powers, the former us ambassador for the a tweet from samantharfor the un. she says, the flag is not a strategy. she is referring to president trump's tweet of the us flag which he pinned to his twitter account. trump is surrounded by sycophants having fired those who have dissented. he has pledged iran's specialists. he has abolished nsc businesses to review contingencies and is seen as a liar around the world. this is likely to get ugly very quickly. we have also had a tweet from mike pompeo, the us secretary of state. he has said iraq is dancing in the street for freedom, thankfulfor is dancing in the street for freedom, thankful for general soleimani being no more. let's bring in victoria fritz, our business presenter. you have been keeping a close eye on the markets. i have noticed oil prices are up. why is that? oil noticed oil prices are up. why is that? oil prices are up 3%. they spiked at 4%, almost $70 a barrel. this isn't about a supply disruption to iranian oil. there are already heavy sanctions on iranian oil, selling or buying or ha

i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: the united states denies it plans to withdraw troops from iraq despite a general‘s letter that appears to suggest it. huge crowds gather in iran to mourn general soleimani who is about to be buried in his home town. his killing in an american drone strike has raised tensions to boiling point. more hot windy weather to come, as australia's prime minister promises more than $1 billion to fight the bushfires. a british teenager convicted of lying about being raped in cyprus is due to be sentenced today. and testing out the top tech trends at this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. as a plant based pork substitute is launched by one of the leading alternative meat producers, we're asking are you moving away from meat in favour of plant based products and if so, why? get in touch — just use #bbcthebriefing. large crowds have gathered in the iranian city of ke

meghan‘s half—sister samantha has told the bbc, "if he is called to give evidence, he will come."ached crisis point at the time of her wedding. mr markle, who lives in mexico, developed heart trouble and was unable to attend. now the mail on sunday's lawyers have revealed text messages between the two of them. in one, mr markle says... so, what should meghan do? media lawyers say the answer is obvious. you really don't want to go down this particular road. whoever is advising them is frankly not doing them any service whatsoever. and it's, i think, important to note that the queen's solicitor started off dealing with this case and he's no longer dealing with this case. the royal show goes on. william and catherine were in bradford today, taking part in a discussion about keeping communities together. sometimes, trying to get people to understand that it's ok to have these challenges and we just need to deal with them. 0n the snowbound west coast of canada, meghan was photographed yesterday at a local women's centre. in 2022, the invictus games... harry, who appeared in an invictus

meghan‘s half—sister samantha has told the bbc, "if he is called to give evidence, he will come."hed crisis point at the time of her wedding. mr markle, who lives in mexico, developed heart trouble and was unable to attend. now the mail on sunday's lawyers have revealed text messages between the two of them. in one, mr markle says... "i've done nothing to hurt you, meghan, or anyone else. i'm sorry my heart attack is any inconvenience for you." so, what should meghan do? media lawyers say the answer is obvious. you really don't want to go down this particular road. whoever is advising them is frankly not doing them any service whatsoever. and it's, i think, important to note that the queen's solicitor started off dealing with this case and he's no longer dealing with this case. the royal show goes on. william and catherine were in bradford today, taking part in a discussion about keeping communities together. sometimes, trying to get people to understand that it's ok to have these challenges and we just need to deal with them. 0n the snowbound west coast of canada, meghan was phot

i'm samantha simmonds.ill roll back its commitments from the nuclear deal even further, following the us attack that killed general qasem soleimani. let's go live to tehran where the funeral procession that has been taking place throughout the day through several cities in iran has reached the capital, tehran. thousands have been out on the streets to pay their respects and you can see in tehran many more waiting to catch a glimpse of the coffin of general qasem soleimani. let's get more now on that story, and how the different political groupings in the middle east may react to the latest threats from iran and the us. we can speak to hannin ghaddar, from the washington institute for near eastern studies. she focuses on shia politics. soleimani was credited with being the man behind putting in place a shia government in iraq, where he was killed on friday. what happens now, do you think, to the people there and those in power and the links between iraq and iran, now that he has gone, the puppet master? yes,

samantha power. >> how is everyone doing? good afternoon, everyone. i am so happy to once again thank you for joining us for this important event at an incredibly critical time for our country, and the entire international community. cal time for our entire, and the international community. we have gathered together at the dawn of a new decade, and it has become clear that the 21st century will be defined by a singular competition. a competition not of technology or of weaponry, but of ideas, ideas about how to solve problems, and the best way for societies to do so. i believe the 21st century will be defined by a competition between democracy and authoritarianism. and while of competition may not have the same military company -- military consequences as the cold war that unfolded between democracy and communism, it is similarly a competition to define the future of the world. there are two distinct poles in this debate. on the one hand as the united states and european allies, and end, china and russia. and china is not passive in this debate, it is

] >> samantha, let me start on just this basic credibility question which as someone who has received classified briefing, was ambassador to the un, your assessment of the credibility of the public case this white house had made about the soleimani strike. >> it's hard to know which case you have in mind, chris, because so many cases have been made. and, so, right there i think is your answer. it's still not clear what justification this administration is bringing forward for the strike. the trump administration actually submitted a letter to the united nations this week, which is an important show of recognition that international law exists, notwithstanding the president's threats to iranian cultural sites earlier. but in the letter, another justification existed, you know, something that just talked about self-defense generally almost a retro spective self-defense after the storming of the embassy or a siege of the embassy that occurred a couple days before. so i don't think if you surveyed heads of state around the world or if you surveyed really politically conscious americans an

. >> reporter: we found samantha cortez and her family at the shelter set up outside the guanica coliseum. they're among the higher ground, fearing a tsunami. first responders were handing out water. they provided medical care and dispersed calm for the hundreds of people who slept here overnight. these are people who either don't have a home to go home to, or they feel safer outside than they do in their own home because they've been dealing with earthquakes, as one woman told me, almost ever hour it felt like for the last seven day. >> i've never seen anything like this. never. >> reporter: felix rodriguez was watching over a neighbor when we met him. not far away, rosalee torres kept her two and 5-year-old children close. >> we woke up. we were being thrown around. everything was shaking back and forth. keep falling back down. >> boom. and then it started shaking. everybody started screaming, running. thor. >> reporter: torres' mother-in-law told us that the family just finished repairing the damage to their home that was caused by hurricane maria two and a half years ago, and now they

well thank you samantha for joining us. i'm sorry we don't have more time for questions but it's been a very in-depth conversation about how to advance our ideals in a complex or worlds. thank you for joining us and let's give her a round of applause. [applause] >> will now break for the afternoon breakout session and we will see you back you later. [inaudible conversations] >> we will now have a brief break before the afternoon breakout session against. [inaudible conversations] >> the u.s. senate now returning from their party lunch. we take you to the floor now live.

. >> you talk about how the responses could play out, s samantha.nd look lebanon, syria, the persian gulf certainly theaters that iran has influence. but here's the situation. this has been a proxy war between the united states and iran in these various places. but now with iraq seeming to be center stage, what happens now? >> well, i think this just transitioned from a proxy war into a direct conflict. the united states just confirmed that they took -- that we took direct military action against a senior member of the iranian military. we are now past the point of no return with respect to a proxy war versus a more direct confrontation. and that really means that the iranians will continue to consider, frankly, american military service members fair game. and in addition earlier this week iranian backed proxies attacked u.s. diplomats. so again all americans are at increased risk right now. and my real question is, you know, this is president who doesn't really rely on intelligence for much and really shoots from the hip. and so it is unclear that

i'm samantha simmonds. ghosn may be gone but he's certainly not forgotten as japan presses lebanon to return the fugitive ex—nissan boss. and testing out the top tech trends at this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas with everything from rotating tv‘s to robots on display. and on the markets, asian shares rebounded on tuesdayas investors' reassessed the risk of an all—out conflict betweenthe united states and iran, while wall street battled back to the black as tech stocks climbed. japan is reported to be pressing lebanon to return fugitive ex—nissan boss carlos ghosn, who escaped house arrest in tokyo before reportedly being smuggled out of the country. lebanon does not typically surrender its citizens but japan says it can request his extradition. the news comes as details have emerged of how the former top ceo escaped japan where he was on bail pending his trial for financial misconduct. sharanjit leyl is in our asia business hub, so what have we learned about his escape? that's right, it is q

. >> today we've got samantha here as well. let's kick thing out of with apple, trading higher.eet is looking for earnings per share and revenues of 88.5 billion, according to refin tiff it's an easy setup, right, mike? >> without today, it might have looked like an easier setup. maybe it was a little too short term to have people feel like they were going into it. is a so that's what we'll be -- what's the key >> it's services and china they don't quantities fit airpots. >> it's been real good for them. that might be a good swing >> it's such a business part of the index. is it possible not to have a position >> i think if you look pour -- tech is already up 6%, energy is down 5 1/2, so i just think, you know, even though it's the beginning of the year, there's a lot of dispersion and return. >> obviously a huge trade tied to apple, tied to china, and potentially supply chain disruption. >> yesterday it looked like we were finally coming to the leaders. they were going to get trimmed back, had a bit of a reset that's not happening today might be just a reflex bounce after two d

the two-time tony award winner didn't like the premise of the show and wanted to know why samantha wouldn'tes a mysterious death in 2012, brothers todd, ian, and seth lerner are the sole heirs to howard's nearly 2 million entertainment photos. media reports speculate the inventory of howard's defunct business could still be worth a fortune. could that be true? auction house executive bobby livingston volunteers to help sort things out. so, this is just one of the lockers you looked at. >> that's right. >> so, did howard know what he was doing? >> i think howard knew what he was doing for his time. he's got every television show. he was obsessed with getting one of everything. >> so, rummaging through the unit is like a flashback to our childhoods. "good times"! >> these were publicity photos. you would have to get someone like howard to find you a picture of "good times." if people magazine, for instance, was doing an article on "good times," they would call howard. >> and then he would give it to them for a fee. >> that's right. but those days are long gone, and so, unfortunately, the valu

this is bbc news i'm samantha simmonds.50 million people in china now face strict controls on their movement; we report from inside the isolation zone — where the outbreak began. police have told us that we can drive in but not drive out. so it seems this whole province where the coronavirus first broke out will now be locked down. the fightback begins for president trump. his lawyers set out the case for the defence at his impeachment trial. they are asking you to do something that no senate has ever done. and they are asking you to do it with no evidence. rescuers continue their search for survivors after a powerful earthquake strikes eastern turkey —

one of the first to arrive at the swap was samantha and her family. given things when he was born that he hasn't worn and i just thought this is such a great way to get rid of the things that we don't want and then get new things but without buying more junk. bags and bags and bags of clothes for swapping pour in. for each item, you receive a token. the team then make this east end nightclub into a shop.

thank you very much, samantha. >> thank you.harles: coming up, morgan ortegas on the president's newly-released middle east peace plan. civility in the presidential election. that is already out the window. how do you not lose friends this year out of politics? do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> all prior administrations from president lyndon johnson have tried and bitterly failed but i was not elected to do small things. or shy away from big props. it's been a long and very arduous process to arrive at this on this moment. on sunday i delivered to prime minister netanyahu my vision for peace, prosperity, and a brighter future for israelis and palestinians. charles: president trump unveiling his "deal of the century," much anticipated middle east peace plan. now the plan offers two-state solution giving palestinians meet certain st

oh, hi, samantha. you look more like a heather. do you ever get that? to finally meet you in person. you're pete nocchio? oh, the pic? that was actually a professional headshot. i'm sure that's it, yeah. i, uh, i think i've lost a few pounds recently too. i'm actually doing a juice cleanse. wait! you don't... (glass breaking) (gasp) ah! oh...! with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. stand with his people israel now and forever more. inside these buildings in jerusalem and throughout israel there are many elderly jews who are suffering daily and they need our help now. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desparate need. 17 years ago, edna was in a horrible terrorist attack. she is still in excruciating pain and she can't even afford her medicine. "i've lost my will to live." "all the time i suffer alone with sickness and pain." your help is urgently needed. please call right now and make a gift of

. >> reporter: harris county prosecutor samantha knecht and her co-counsel, cameron calligan knew theyad a strong case against leon jacob for solicitation of capital murder and additionally, for solicitation of kidnapping. they also knew they had a potential problem. as you headed to trial, what was gonna be the cornerstone of your case? >> the recordings. >> the recordings. there was no way that he was going to be able to get himself out of all of the things that he said. >> reporter: what would you say was the weakest part of your case? >> well, an aspect of the recordings, as well. the defendant is educated, he's intelligent, he was cautious in his approach to talking to the undercover officer. >> reporter: that was the problem. in all those recorded conversations leon never said, "kill meghan." yet the prosecutors had to prove that's exactly what he meant. >> leon jacob does not stop until he gets what he wants. >> reporter: the trial began on march 20, 2018. the prosecution called the bail bondsman, michael kubosh, who told the jury he had no doubt leon wanted to hire a hit man to

i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories.ational human rights law, it is very unlikely that the killing of mr suleimani was lawful. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 degrees celsius and howling winds fan the flames. this is what the firefighters were dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but it also spreads those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. and china sacks its official in charge of relations with hong kong, six months

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bell,children, samantha to sarah ellen and john miller, to mom and my family, both immediate and extended, i know that it has not always been easy. it is because of your love and support that we are here today. thank you for the trust you have placed in me to continue to lead this great state. inspired by the generosity and decency of the people of louisiana. my love for this deepens as i meet more people like you to remind me how blessed we are to call this great state home. i see a true representation of louisiana, which is especially inspiring as the birthday of martin luther king jr. approaches. --m happy to say [applause] gov. edwards: this has been the opportunity of a lifetime for me and i am grateful for your continued support. iwill not let you down and promise to work hard for all citizens of our great state. what an exciting time it is for louisiana. like many of you, i am looking forward to a great victory today down in new orleans. reason. is not the only that great breeze of hope that i felt from this very spot in 2016, that we all felt on that crisp january day has been wit

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samantha calls this state forest home, living among the wallabies and kangaroos.inction event, because there haven't been any dead bodies, any injured animals. anything living was incinerated. some now believe these fires may be a turning point for australia. its people forced to confront mortality on several fronts. this is a game changer. people are seeing the tangible effects of a drier climate. a majority of australians now rank climate change as the top threat to australia's vital interests, above other more conventional threats to national interests, including cyber security an attack from china, or even a strike from north korea. look, you can see where it's come down through here. it's completely scorched up there. kevin mccash farms oysters and for him climate change is a present danger, as warmer waters kill the plankton they feed on. bushfires started here perhaps now and into february, march, april. they're starting so much earlier. i believe it is climate change. the government is asleep at the wheel. and that government is led by scott morrison, who

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