sixteen year old sophia has a twelve month old baby she says she was raped by a brother in law a teacher who has since gone into hiding after she went to the police. after the incident i told my sister his wife or she would not believe me she started mistreating me beating me saying i must have been promised your jacqueline is seventeen years old and six months pregnant she says she was attracted to the baby's father by his generosity. he give me money and gifts. i could not bring myself to ask my parents because they don't have much money and they are burdened with taking care of my other five siblings government statistics estimate there were nearly seventy thousand teenage pregnancies in twenty sixteen she younger has the highest rate in the country president cream not to allow pregnant girls to return to school highlights the skill not only of teen pregnancies but also child marriages they account for more than thirty five percent of all weddings nationally this is not a new policy there is an existing law on expelling teenage girls who get pregnant and school and up to thirty years

the virgin suicides marked the stunning arrival of sophia coppola on the scene a few years later she went on to pick up an oscar for the script of lost in translation. a couple on their way to a sailing trip cross paths with a hitchhiker. the hitchhiker joins the sailing trip and soon the two men are measuring up against each other first and then with. a dangerous looking knife plays ago. growing role. but the. french polish director roman polanski got an oscar nomination for best foreign film for his debut is picked up many awards since including an oscar for best director. and. when the knife is in the water the conflict between the men escalates. the young man said he couldn't swim but has he drowned a tent sexual thriller about a fragile relationship in class conflict themes polanski would return to later in his korea. you know favorites seven remarkable directorial debut we've saved one of the very best for last terrence malick is often counted among the american new wave of socially conscious filmmakers directors bold enough to tell the stories that hollywood studios were not t

sixteen year old sophia has a twelve month old baby she says she was raped by a brother in law a teacher who has since gone into hiding after she went to the police. after the incident i told my sister his wife or she would not believe me she started mistreating me beating me saying i must have been promised your jacqueline is seventeen years old and six months pregnant she says she was attracted to the baby's father by his generosity. he give me money and gifts. i could not bring myself to ask my parents because they don't have much money and they are burdened with taking care of my other five siblings government statistics estimates there were nearly seventy thousand teenage pregnancies in twenty sixteen she younger has the highest rate in the country president cream not to allow pregnant girls to return to school highlights the skill not only of teen pregnancies but also child marriages they account for more than thirty five percent of all weddings nationally this is not a new policy there is an existing law on expelling teenage girls who get pregnant and school and up to thirty years

a month ago, at the formula 3 grand prix in macau, 18—year—old driver sophia florsch was lucky to surviveow she's looking forward to getting back behind the wheel, and she's been speaking tojo currie about her experience. it was the moment the world held its breath. teenage german driver sophia florsch surviving this dramatic crash that could have easily ended her career — and possibly her life. it is a miracle. it happened quite fast. i had a top speed in kilometres 275 and, um...yeah, but some weeks later i can do nearly everything again, so for me it'sjust to be happy and to continue and see positive. sofia was taking part in a formula 3 race in macau when her car collided with two others, catapulting her through the air, over the safety barriers, and into an advertising hoarding. amazingly, just one month on, she's back home in munich preparing for christmas with her family and taking her recovery one step at a time. i remember everything from the crash. one of my first thoughts was to tell the team over the radio, "ok, i'm ok, please tell my family."

interview we have three on finish sentences and i ask you to complete them in that sophia on. this it is right for the christmas market to take place every year at platts despite the attack because. the most terrible things that happened should not dissuade us from continuing to live our lives and to do so in happiness and gratitude. because no one thought christians and muslims have in common is. as we both believe and has gone to hell in bodies mercy. and calls on us to co-exist in peace. that. christmas is so important to me because. it is a celebration of peace in a terribly unpeaceful well just like the one who is noted as zak the words of pastor martin gamma thank you very much for the interview and merry christmas thank you merry christmas to you to. do me. any copies in germany to learn german. published in the book why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to suffer from the w.c. learning course because vic. climate change. sustainability to move environmental projects we give globalisation a face biodiversity species conservation exploitation equality. hum

form its own independent church that's what's been announced now on december the fifteenth in so sophia cathedral there will be moves to elect a new leader of that church and it will be a unification of the churches that exist here but it sounds remarkably complicated but it's really colossal because it's a schism in orthodox christian christianity because russia has been enraged by this move and has split away and the russian orthodox church now the largest is really completely independent of constant constantinople and ukraine however you have many pro russian clergy still in ukraine of course and pro russian. orthodox christians so there is tension separate to everything else this underlying tension and power is using this as a means of breaking as you said in the introduction breaking politically from russia so a pile up of tension all round but a colossal weapon it would seem for pari at par shanker because there are thirty million plus orthodox christians who are going to go into this independence church and really this. is a massive political maneuver for him and along with all t

hi everyone i'm sophia i am the founder and c.e.o. of q. and a medical and i am here in indonesia. to needs. an amazing female entrepreneurs and explore the tech scene a little bit traffic is crazy i am already experiencing my first traffic jam here in the city yet i'm excited to see what else is going to wait for me in the bed. oh. inequality is unfair and it happens every day. and just think that germany is that much more advanced i think we would be very wrong. when you look at business c.e.o.'s you know the fraction this is really small so i think. many countries are facing the same challenges right now when it comes to equality no matter where. i had them is a good. fit it out over the years you can put it in the ear for yes like that use it like. make sure the ship is good. you can. yes like this. so actually in islam we have to cover all the this part of this part but this ok how do i look. yeah look. and say you wear this every day yes. but only outside or at home as well only outside with the huge job headscarves in connection with islam you know i never really knew how to

sophia: the eu signs off on the brexit plan, but that is just the first step for theresa may.tes and takes heat from the white house. >> powell is trying to create a little bit more wiggle room for the fed. >> the president is not happy with anyone who does not do what he wants to do.

we've had sophia on the show before. he is a fan of wearing black. he wants to find a particular ring. in this case looking for a really dark black diamond. the one he picked is kind of vibing. >> i think it will hit that bat vabe. >> they go to disney with a camera. one of the places they always go, it's so special to them is snow white's wishing well. in this case, he's going to make her wish come true. come on, babe. make a wish. close your eyes and do the flippy thing. >> she opens her eyes and he's on his knee. >> the lighting is perfect. she looks surprised. would you is that a yes or no? is that good or bad? ended up being a picture perfect moment. >>> nothing like an open bar and buffett at a wedding reception? what happens when that runs out? >> the party is over? >> total chaos at this reception in india. >> because they ran out of alcohol? >> they ran out of food. >> these party goers are mad. >> india weddings are huge and it does go off for days and a part of it is like showing off. but what a response. >> that seems really low. it looke

to sophia how do they. fight such funds. short. of being told what it was things being said to the. thing that makes you feel was he was. going to turn to some people to see how they were feeling the time. that this is the anything out here they came from have been in a as each time a territory i'd stay even though nothing him i have nothing else in life. lisa has been home. yes for two years now she's battled alcoholism drug addiction and the little girl now lives with their older sister. in a she asks me every day and some i say yeah. yeah when they need that money and she's starting to stop asking now has been said no i didn't. qualify for a lot of the hospitals because i wasn't mentally ill enough i didn't score enough points to not play. in order to get social housing homeless persons meets a number of different criteria since lisa doesn't tick the right books since she faces an uncertain future. but yeah yeah i've been so long time now i just have nothing for it wolf i can't get past because i can't let my killa down consistently to face like six weeks at least if i was to sto

with christmas just around the corner sophia and frederick are busy making and shipping off lamps andther paper figures to clients all over the globe. our american clients are buying lots of pieces like this one to put on top of their christmas trees. we'll clear our australian clients like our little rabbit figures like this one. will mean all colors if we want. and our french clients of whom there are also many really like these little characters either in white or painted. don't want to get more lethal homo. with you but our top seller the modern one says. oh no you sold about a thousand of them so far. whatever the time of year these decorative lamps shut a cosy light on any space. here in berlin the city is really in the christmas spirit with its traditional markets lighted boulevards and. wine but tourists are also flocking to the famous museum island to see what's on offer now one of the architects responsible for helping to shape museum island david chipperfield re seeing now how he has made his mark there. is a crowded museum island. which houses the collection of classical a

. >> reporter: sophia had to come as she said the store was like a thread. woven into the fabric of her fondest memories of christmas and her wedding. >> i've been married for 54 years and my bridesmaids gave me this beautiful tall pitcher and these tall lemonade glasses. >> it was san francisco's oldest department store founded in 1861. customers say it is sad it won't be there to share with future generations of her family. >> and to tell them about these things, but they're not here anymore. we used saand pick one day and daddy and mom would bring us here. and we would go to all the stores. >> reporter: it was known for high-end luxury items, crystal vases, fancy dinnerware, you get the picture. recently it had fallen on hard times. its final days brought a mix of loyal customers, bargain hunters, and the merely curious. >> i came here yesterday and found some stuff that i liked, and i'm back to see if i could get more before it closes. it's sad that it's going away. >> reporter: many of the customers we spoke to today said whatever they think is gaining

for sophia showing visitors to beauty of the glacier is a labor of love. it's. just like lots of things going on all the time i'm not the kind that you know it's used to want to sit at a desk and work there. eight hours a day because i get bored he said. if you would take this entire case and melt it down. melt it down and put it over manhattan island who would have water that was three feet on the steep. and also look at the lines in the walls. just like if you would cut open a tree you can read the years here at the farm well. it's not quite the same with the case here but you know you can read the weather. whatever brotherhood has been you know from the was. the last three lives maybe there was a crisis in summer time or you can hear. the wintertime. you know. so that it's really cool. the jury is just over half a kilometer long. every now and then i future could pass opens up that allows visitors to peer deep into the heart of the glacier. iceland's placers have shrunk by ten percent over the last two decades if that trend continues there won't be much left

sixteen year old sophia has a twelve month old baby she says she was raped by a brother in law a teacher who has since gone into hiding after she went to the police. after the incident i told my sister his wife or she would not believe me she started mistreating me beating me saying i must have been promised your jacqueline is seventeen years old and six months pregnant she says she was attracted to the baby's father by his generosity. he give me money and gifts. i could not bring myself to ask my parents because they don't have much money and they are burdened with taking care of my other five siblings government statistics estimates there were nearly seventy thousand teenage pregnancies in twenty sixteen she younger has the highest rate in the country president cream not to allow pregnant girls to return to school highlights the skill not only of teen pregnancies but also child marriages they account for more than thirty five percent of all weddings nationally this is not a new policy there is an existing law on next felling teenage girls who get pregnant and school and up to thirty ye

he left sophia. when she taught him to read until she stopped teaching them to read. and he talks about how an angel could become a devil. slavery could make an angel. but the ways that he cultivates that childhood memory to try to understand what it did to him. it's remarkable in a got me off reading a bunch of toxicology. most of what i didn't use. no offense to anyone. i tried to read a bunch of toxicology on how to remember childhood and i read a bunch of them i said let's go back and read douglass. [laughter] but then later in life he's all about memory. his about the memory of the civil war in trying to preserve that abolitionist, emancipationist, that's radical anyway. he's also trying to line up his own life. anyone in here who's ever tried to write anything in the genre of memoir, knows that your costly tried to figure out what goes in and what doesn't go in and what can i trust? in my memory and what can i not trust? what in my memory makes a great story? what doesn't? but it's also true at the end of the day that douglas seems to believe that he had one gre

race car driver sophia floersch miraculously surviving this terrifying crash at the macau grand prix-year-old was trying to pass a fellow driver when someone in front of her braked. sophia revealing what it was like inside the car when it catapulted into a booth full of photographers at over 150 miles per hour. >> i wasn't really afraid because for me it was a normal crash. when i saw the video i was quite shocked as well because it looks horrible. and all the flying parts, it feels different in the car. >> after it was all over and you're not flying in the air anymore, what goes through your head? >> well, because i was landing on the barrier, the first thing i was thinking of to put like fire extinguisher out of my face because the fire extinguisher went on, and i had it everywhere and then, of course, the pain which was kicking in which was my upper back and neck and also a little bit in my legs. it all happened quite fast. >> reporter: floersch undergoing an 11-hour surgery to repair her fractured spine, but the crash not fazing her competitive spirit. today she is walking around

sophia is known for her spunky personality and daredevil antics on the track.ng since she was 4 years old racking up wins and a reputation as one of the hottest up and coming drivers in racing. >> at what point do you think when am i going to get back in a car? >> so the next week it's going to be build up the body again to build up the muscles again, to get the body working. i really hope to be back in the car again in february, beginning of march. also the doctors say it could be possible. >> reporter: she says despite the crash nothing will hold her back. >> there's no difference between women or men in the car so i always answer the same as any other man in the car and maybe outside i'm a different type but in the car no one cares and everyone is a driver and everyone is fighting to win. >> what is the big dream, ultimate? what is it you hope to accomplish? >> my big dream is to drive in f1 and have success there and also be a world champion and, yeah, that's where i want to get in the next couple of years. >> reporter: and as all of this was happening and

sophia tells us if she could have a chat to the president she'd tell him that she didn't want to become pregnant. and she deserves a second chance. she. still to come here on the. most famous friendships and rivalries has its final stretch. again more than a century after u.s. troops troops took three bells from the philippines this war trophies they've returned home repair tradition ceremony will be held at ballan go on saturday that's where the u.s. military took the bells from a counterattack after the killing of dozens of its soldiers john allen dogood reports. the united states considers the massacre of the thing the worst defeat for the americans during the philippine american war between one thousand nine hundred nine to one thousand nine hundred two at the time in retaliation for a raid that filipino gear guerrillas conducted that more than forty us soldiers killed american john the road jacobs declared that this part of samar be considered a howling wilderness according to his historians that raid led by the americans left more than two thousand five hundred filipinos dead many

they're called man was and are the work of french artist sophia. and frederick d.bruni frederick structures the paper and sophie and her touch to it by creating the various figures. and a few pieces the put the electric parts inside the pleated section of the lamp and turning my. focus i think and sophie works on the personification of each character when he gets you do you have to. we both work on the concept of each lamp. of our own range of skill and expertise because if you do not see fit. sophie uses a paper maché technique to sculpt the figures this includes the use of different types of paper and glue to hold it all together. she prefers paper to other sculpting materials because of its flexibility. the made in france label doesn't come cheap but their clients are willing to spend seven hundred euros and upwards for a ham sculpted lamp and the fed. clown saw that there are many different kinds of paper i started out using old newspapers that i gathered up you can use recycled paper so it's a good paper to start with and it's also very light. do they think it

because i have a simone of i'm fifteen and i come from sophia. now which and yes i like going to school but i don't really know why. like i mean my mother works at the national party technically z.m. i don't know what my father does my parents are divorced because it is a. school board look to see that i live in my free time i go to a workshop where we learn to sing acts and i will stay out of. the week if i'd like to get a good education and live near my family but i think it's. only because like to be a pediatrician because i love children this. is my favorite subjects at school a chemistry and biology and you need them if you want to become a doctor. but if i say. they had to say i'm afraid of being away from my mom i'm closer to her than to anyone. c. and i love her very much. for the language and the biggest problem is environmental pollution and that there was . all dusty little yes definitely this day we have so much technology that makes our lives easy out of the posers. who cares about the flower industries destructive impacts i do two c

conference victoria under husband danya and prince confident bent his wife sophia were among the guests. serbia's youngest daughter princess modeline and her husband were also there to celebrate the queen's birthday and honor her for her untiring efforts to help others. in the new year something unusual just might be spotted on the streets in germany in east scooter now they're still not permitted here but france has introduced them in paris and is proving to be an effective way to maneuver through heavy traffic. east scooters are taking over the streets of paris and most every street corner you can see these trucks in that electric as the french call them just waiting to be rented. the scooter using an app and then drive off at speeds of up to twenty five kilometers an hour. but if it did work in customer service in paris the scooter is practical ecological and saves me time. pick up my kid from school but also to service good or is very useful for small shopping trips. which. a company called lime start in paris is first rental service a few months ago now four companies are competing

at first she and her friend sophia were surprised to see the dolls, part. >> it's arm came off! >> reporter: marissa says that's a common reaction. >> eureka moment of surprise, it's like, but a second, did i break it? and then the brain catches up and says it's supposed to happen and then they start experimenting and tinkering. it's so cool. >> reporter: animoodle announced the dolls will be available in nordstrom just in time for christmas. biggest challenge right now, keeping up with demand. >> i'm taking that off like -- taking the legs of pro -- >> reporter: it appears animoodle past the test. >> why is it okay to take a dolls head off? >> because it's fun. >> reporter: is there a better reason for any toy? joe vasquez, kpix 5 news. >> hello, mr. sloth. >> these things are cool. you can lose your head over this toy. let me tell you. okay. there you go. interchangeable, little magnets. you can actually hold it and it won't come off and then you have to kind of pull it. so they are cool. >> can you use your imagination ? there you go. >> a sloth unicorn. there you go. paul? w