until then though could of course the areas of single and still been sissy. the homes must be certified as having passed agreed to damage before work gets under way. it takes about six weeks to one of so ago depending on woman complained that it takes a memo to do that means is that we hoped it would be a gift most stores when i was fourteen i was going or to the remediation of an over the next two hitters. for some country sa money. it's another step closer to moving on hoping that we can just like to think on line honors and get on with us. she may cause the fourteen use canned air. residents of st mary's park in limerick say they feed off of the abandoned after their homes were destroyed by flooding last month. a report outlining their experiences and sent to the patient. dozens of cookies sandbags and nine the river and to st mary's park in limerick as a tempering defense against flooding. residents say that it has been done to help them improve their home is our living conditions. three hundred houses here were damaged but the feathery the first pensione

whitney's mother, gospel singer sissy houston talks about her daughter's drug use and remembering whitneyt it with oprah winfrey when he and his mother both gave their first interview since whitney's death. >> we played together. everything you do together when you're growing up. then you do drugs together too. and it just got out of hand. this drug is rough. >> something sam moore knows all too well. which is why he tried to intervene that fateful night three years ago. but her entourage pull her away too quickly. then he says he talk to whitney's cousin, dionne warwick. >> i said this struggle, this ain't cool. do you know what she said to me? malicious gossip, sam, what are you doing? i'm just telling you. sam, stop. stop. you're starting rumors. there is nothing wrong with her. >> warwick's spokesperson said deion didn't feel it was her place to discuss houston's personal matters. sam stepped away. moments later, whitney's daughter approached him. >> uncle sam! i say hey, baby! uncle sam, help my mommy. and before i could say anything, this guy -- literally pulling her away from me. >

go on home, sissy. i don't [ bleep ] short-timers anyway! >> in addition to yelling through their doors, donald pippin and bobby gilbert communicate by passing fish lines between their cells. >> everybody's here for a reason. you know, i think he's got his issues just like everybody else, you know. i ain't going to buy no helicopter and help him escape but i hope he does get away one day, you know. >> bobby has been on good behavior for a year, trying to clean up his disciplinary record so he can be transferred to a prison in northern alabama. >> i don't get to see him but about twice a year because he's in atwater and i'm not financially able to drive down there every month. >> it's a financial strain on her. she has to miss work to drive 400 miles down here. >> i want him closer to home where i can go and be with him. >> it's not about me. i'm going to be locked up wherever i'm at. it just takes some strain off my mom because she wants to see me and i want to see her. and while i understand punishing me or making my life, you know, miserab

whitney's mother, gospel singer sissy houston talks about her daughter's drug use in "remembering whitney he and his mother gave their first interview since whitney houston's death. >> you played together. everything you do together as you're growing up, when you get into drugs, you do that together, too. it just got out of hand. you know, just, struggle's rough. >> something sam moore knows all too well. which is why he tried to intervene that fateful night three years ago. but her entourage pulled her away too quickly. then, he says, he talked to whitney's cousin, dionne warwick. >> i said, dionne, she's struggling, man. this ain't it, this ain't cool. what she said to me, malicious gossip, sam, what are you doing? i'm just telling you, she's getting high. sam, stop. stop. you're starting rumors. there's nothing wrong with her. >> warwick's spokesperson says dionne didn't feel it was her place to discuss houston's personal matters. sam stepped away. moments later, whitney's daughter approached him. >> here comes bobbi kristina. uncle sam. i say, hey, baby. uncle sam. i said, yeah? help

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l a from the slopes and the everyday hence we find out what the big sissy off for the party goers. and so much that just as we look at white wine can be punishable by jail time in his rope or not punished at all depending on the ethnicity of the offender. what an artsy ensor national but need to recall her bubble comes to the program. the lab russian pilot trailed in the blast could have just a suit. his lawyer says his client has been refused urgent medical care. the case has gone all the way up to russia's foreign ministry which has urged caution saying to intervene. pisces ketchikan this fall and the story think of all according to lawyers having symptoms of heart attack may get medical help them meet like to state here's what the effing pissed wif told us about the help that he has received so far there are around berkeley told me in the morning and told me she felt very safe and he'd be lucky to survive until monday he seems to be having heart attack because he told me to a suffocating experiencing heart pain was almost unable to walk. he was beaten severely and he was arreste

sissy's of the culmination of globalization. nowhere else in the world a conflict so strongly concentrated as. cities are of the ebus and the savior bustling with possibilities yet vulnerable. those wanting to home a society ambushed the city and its daily life in. cities a defenseless against this form of terrorism. their inhabitants vulnerable. to cities respond to this threat. does fear change our open lifestyle. cities are exciting it's incredible cities all of human life. sediment patients of all of human history they all landscapes of power. london once the heart of the british empire. along with new york and home cologne still in the center of the global financial industry. symbol and driving force behind the international monetary flow. twelve million inhabitants over three hundred languages countless ethnicities and colleges london is a prototype of a global networked mega city and a laboratory for security measures a lot of the changes in cities since the nine eleven terror attacks in new york washington were already o

there are more people looking for work then there are jobs to give to caesar all the things the sissy coating the needs of all these people calling from abroad. in the swamp up into second but of course it could be varied. that signaled for your own the friends of the outcome may have said switzerland on the condition course with eu leaders in brussels. and that's just what opponents of commission predicted. these tiny tv screen. we didn't expect this results is painful because we don't know what the future will bring we'll have to work with europe and examine the implications of what ought to be given a false doctrine. switzerland is to talk to the eu has signed treaties in shooting close ties. among those agreements on open borders. the swiss referendum means that receive some free maintenance will have to be renegotiated the correspondent and is two months joins us on the line now from geneva such as this result came as a bit of a surprise in it walks one hit soo great to see that the right thing as deep as the lawnmower. it used to it they should all remember the puppies. he added

action from washington russia now owns its own doctors to be granted access to the inmate he's in a sissy trick and takes a look back at the case of the axe planted who was entrapped by american agents in twenty ten detained in liberia in a sting operation brought on to u.s. soil and twenty eleven sentenced to twenty years behind bars for conspiring to internationally smuggle drugs the case of russian pilot constantin your show stirring relations between moscow and washington returns to the headlines yet again a man with no previous criminal background anywhere in the world someone who has never even stepped foot on u.s. soil prior to his being snatched up by u.s. officials became the first russian citizen to be sentenced in the u.s. for an intent to participate in a crime that was built by special agents posing as drug dealers arrested in a third country after the imprisoned pilots numerous cries for medical help remain unanswered in the u.s. his lawyer after visiting the man in jail recent alarm saying his client needs urgent medical care if he is still live seeing your sham go seems to

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there are one hundred and thirty one families now being put up in hotels and tobin sissy possible to ac euro a nice beach. rising rents is causing the upsurge according to the organizations involved there are emergency accommodation is full and have no chili's but to use photos as well as the more usual b and b's. becky message today will be under no circumstance into debt to support that you need the sun is beginning to tennessee's they should seek support for a different situation where ten is in trouble. these may come up with terraces and don't make the caustic decision korea claims of having to leave for tennessee has a total of sixteen thousand families and individuals on the housing waiting list until then almost organizations say the problem of housing supply in the capital needs to be tackled. jonker rain our team used often. one case after which one and one through five s otherwise known as swine flu has been confirmed at cork university hospital cases of influenza also on the rise across the country dr sanitizing people in high risk groups to attain of the vaccine. it's a

you should join the who we are still more to get sissy boy helped him with a goal when confronted on the ok to pick up the more determined to move to generally into a greased of available dante an awesome place. the reason it didn't make the story because it is just coming to an all in the army's new system who knew the tune. the road. i am chew knew you you will what will. do. the eye the idol welcome to your world is light and you know tommy into a killer. here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am in such a behind the competition for a gold medal world leaders are playing the game of diplomacy the chinese government leaders have slammed the president of the philippines forests on top of a territorial dispute between the two nations the japanese arm of swiss based drug maker novartis is facingcc

my sissy for not sending to launch the weekend so really not on talking about a m friday was fun the flames for policy it's a bit of it and we talk about it big time big issue cropped up it was a shame that pr is two prior to the section twenty four of them fix the controversy connected that the ban on gay propaganda to minors. first came into force in russia last year caused uproar among lgbt communities worldwide insert much high in the foreign media still going on now is sometimes an invitation from them pretty solid food with bartenders to invoke a miracle the streets is that he's not allowed by school of politicians in lgbt activists arrived russian authorities because of the critics when the phones calling for boycott. all of those olympics was the most successful coolers and techno ioc officials repeatedly stated that ross of law banning gay propaganda to minors does not violate the olympic charter anti discrimination clause that they are fully satisfied with credit president putin's for everyone. notwithstanding the religion nationality or orientation are welcome to sochi twe

hi all my sissy again welcome back to our. part it's a beautifully as ever you can see that huge torch burning into the night in the dark really doesn't do justice is another breeze has to be said to the view from here we're now just a week into the events and by any measure it's been full of limb pigs periods complete with pride and even heartbreak to pour scott sums up the day's events for us. while russia has added a bronze medal to their tally on day seven elaina nikitin a finished third in the women's skeleton event up in the mountains of krasnaya polyana it was the first time the russian have a secured a medal in the women's skeleton meanwhile alexander tretyakov is the man to catch at the halfway stage of the men's competition he actually set a new track record in his first run the men's event actually concludes with the final two rounds on saturday when r.t. caught up with him before the start of the games and he admitted that performing on home ice is an advantage. for more than a year and i've gone to know it like th

brought up in siberia but switched to better roots and won three golds on the bare flank while on a sissy equipment won the sprint gold for ducted country survive however three time olympic short trying to champion victor on flight with his native south korea bosses after being overlooked for vancouver olympics and switched his allegiance to russia a decision which paid off as the twenty eight year old won three golds and a bronze to give russia a bit first and the medals and the sport's only appear that i would have to win a medal right away in taking the fifteen hundred meter bronze help me set the tone and take gold in the following events you have winning in sochi was much tougher than and touring because i was performing after a difficult recovery from injury this time around. unlike our vic wild wasn't the start of a maiden's parallel slalom when he married snowboarder. yet the twenty seven year old american turned russian has gone from strength to strength winning two golds at his home games with the first of his two top of the podium finishes coming just minutes after his wife had

i think that modern-day women who say it's hard, i think that they are kind of a bunch of sissies. [laughter] because this was -- it was very hard to live in 18th century and he didn't have any conveniences, of course. as i said, diseases would come through and he would have terrible things happen in your family. but even with all of that, they cared so much about what was happening in the country. even though they couldn't vote and all of that, they were still so involved and i admired him tremendously. but i would not want to be any one of them. [inaudible question] >> when i was young, did i want to be a gay writer? well, no, not really. but i always wrote. sometimes you had to write and write. and this was an excellent thing to do. and so i was always a good writer and so i found that i did, in fact enjoy writing. but it was not something that i aspire to. >> just? you have a question? >> has anyone else written anything on the women that helped with the revolution? yes, a bunch have come out since founding mothers has come out. there are several very good books and there is a

where the magic team that makes the seahawks look like sissies with their take no prisoners attitude. no wonder the stock went in20% higher in the wake of the quarter. how about netflix? oh, boy, the long knives out for netflix. there were new sign-ups and talk of the company actually losing money. so when they guided up from there, the short sellers betting against this company had no case. that meant they had to buy the stock back just to total spoiled short. there wasn't a thing wrong with the quarter. nothing. it was pure as the driven snow. the textbook entry in the library of stocks that can go higher still, so netflix soared and it can keep soaring as the market cap like the $11 billion market capitalization of under armour too small for the opportunity ahead. there there's wynn, another company that was supposed to blow up this quarter. not blow the estimates out of the quarter. wynn stuck it in the faces of the china doubters as massive numbers of chinese have come to gamble. how many? enough for wynn to announce huge expansion plans. it was supposed to be the poster boy for

we have sent a message to all these thuggish countries out there that we're sissies over here and we drew a red line with syria. so a red line in the ukraine probably means nothing. the keeper of the world order wears a bicycle helmet, and hard men in capitals have taken notice. >> let me get greg in here. he knows a lot about this and has a lot of reason to know about it. ukrainians have worked really hard, i think, over the past -- >> they are our allies. they truly are. these are people that left the ussr because of dreams of the west. and i feel, you know, terrible when i see this. obama's red line right now means as much as my mom's clothing line. nobody respects it when you think about iran. you think about syria. putin, putin -- putin is basically what am i thinking? he's kevin spacey in "house of cards." he's the smart, conniving vice president, and obama is the clueless walker that he's just playing him, and right now, the united states is going to be seen as a wimpy bystander who loves to help you change the tire but doesn't want to get his hands dirty, and putin knows that

it's widely believed that abdel-fattah el-sissi will win if he runs. hamdeen came in third in 2012. >>> a leading egyptian politician says egypt has been turned into a republic of fear in the crackdown against political activists and the media. he was part of mass protests against morsei, and now he speas out against the military-backed government. >>> it's been 43 days seen the al jazeera journalists were detained by the egyptian authorities. they're accused of spreading false news and having link to the muslim brotherhood. our reporter has been in custody since last july. they demand the unconditional release of its crew. >>> as brazil prepares to host the world cup this summer, more attention is given to how the country manages dengue fever. they're worried large crowds are vulnerable to catch the disease. >> it's that time of year again as members of one of the rio's oldest summer schools are busy going through their paces. carniv carniv carnivale is just weeks away. what's a long-awaited party is also a feast from an unwelcome guest. this mosquito

people in new hampshire think we're a bunch of sissies. >> people who live in minnesota, north dakotaining, this is an appetizer. and when i lived in columbia, 13 inches of snow, here in the city we can't handle it. >> i think there are some producers on this show, i'm not going to name names, who didn't come in today. i made it to work. >> and you know the happiest people on earth about all of this are? no, not me, i got to plow through the thing to go home tonight. florida people. in florida, here is what they did, in florida all they do is go oh, you see how cold it is up north? they have clips, they're all sitting there with their little margaritas, they love it. i got one word for the florida people, august. factor tip of the day, mocking charity? colbert is doing that. the tip, moments away. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to t

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was very hard and the women who say it's hard i can't do it all i think they are kind of a bunch of sissies. [laughter] because it was hard to live in the 18th century. you didn't have any conveniences of course and you would have terrible things happen in your family. even with all of that, they cannot so much about what was happening in the country even though they could vote on all of those they still involve so i admire them tremendously, but i wouldn't want to be any one of them. >> [inaudible] >> when i was younger that i want to be a writer? not really, but i always wrote. i was always a good writer. and so i found i did in fact enjoy writing. but it wasn't something that i had aspired to. >> the books about the women in the revolution, yes. a bunch have come out since founding others but there are several good books. there is a wonderful biography of dolly madison called perfect union by kathryn. they put them together and how they interact with each other and how they focus on the politics of it. you in the blue shirt right there. >> as you caught on, also they have some sections t

and i think the administration's reaction toal sissy was very significant in that way. i really can go on about this. i'll conclude with one small anecdote. as ambassador, you always get asked pretty much the same questions in any us yens. you are asked about settlements, what is america's policy on iran. toward the end of my term someone asked me a question i never received again and it was what is more difficult, explaining america to israelis or israelis to americans? [laughter] i knowton would say i know -- don would say i know exactly the answer. it is much more difficult to explain america to israelis. and, because americans basically get israel except for, you know, difficult questions, complicated questions like settlements. they get countries defending itself, it's a western-style democracy, we get it. israelis -- and not justice raillies, i think many people look at the middle east and look at america and hook at the faith-based and value-based foreign policy and scratch their heads. they'll look at a piece of legislation in the congress. i'm not talking about

thing modern-day women who say it so hard and i can't do it all, a think they're kind of a bunch of sissiesbecause this was very hard to live in the 18th-century. he did not have any conveniences', of course. as i said, you know, disease would come through. you would have terrible things happen in your family that even with all of that they can so much about what was happening in the country. you know, even though they could not vote and all of that, they still were so involved, so i admire them tremendously. but i would not want to be any one of them. >> when i was joined to want to be a writer? you know, no, not really. i always wrote. he had to write and write and write and write. which is an excellent and to do. and so i was always a good writer. and so i've found that i did, in fact, enjoy writing. but it was not something that i never aspired to. is, you. do you have a question? >> has anyone besides you remove anything? >> have there been any other -- the books about the women in the revolution? yes. a bunch have come out since founding mothers has come up, several very good books. t