this is what susanna said. quote if they shred the aca like they are threatening to do we are going to have to high tail it out of here because dealing with the healthcare cost and the insurance complications just makes you sick. we are getting by, but we are getting by on the aca and if it goes away and they make these changes the way they are talkingin. about, we will be uninsured a again i was going to show you a picture of these are the folks that i met with yesterday. i will not point out the about individual, and i'm going to talk about some of the other ones.ost but you can see there's one person over here outside of the photograph, but we sat down for an hour conversation and i heard their stories. i wish every senator and every member of congress would go out and talk to people who are real people with real problems and understand how petrified they are. these folks, they look like our neighbors and our friends. they look like the people we go to church with. they look like the people who have children

this is what susanna said, quote, if they shred the aca like they are threatening to do, we are going to have to hightail it out of here because dealing with the health care costs and insurance complications just makes you sick. we are getting by, but we are getting by on the aca, and if it goes away, if they make these changes the way they are talking about, we will be uninsured again which i was going to show you a picture here, these are the folks that i met with yesterday. i won't point out the individual ones. i am going to talk about some of the other ones. you can see most everybody, one person over here is outside the photograph. we sat down for an hour's conversation. i wish every senator and every member of congress would go out and talk to people who are real people with real problems and understand how petrified they are. these folks, they look like our neighbors and our friends. they look like the people that we go to church with. they look like the people who have children or grandchildren that we play with. they are petrified. they are scared to death that they are not

susanna mendonca, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent susana mendonca. said that conservative peer michael hestletine has spoken out this weekend criticising theresa's may's handling of brexit, saying many tory mps feel appalled and betrayed. people might remember last week he got sacked from his government advisory role because he rebelled and supported one of the amendments in the house of lords. he has said there are a huge number of tory mps who feel appalled and betrayed by theresa may's handling of the whole brexit issue thus far. he points to the by—election last year involving zac goldsmith, who was a conservative mp, losing his seat to the lib dems. he says there are a lot of tory mps who are more concerned about that issue and the fact it was about europe, the reason they lost the seat was because of europe. that is a bigger issue for them than for example the by—election in copeland which the tories won against labour. what michael heseltine has also said is that the conservatives are not just performing fleas with theresa may as the ringmaste

susanna mendonca, bbc news.key's president erdogan has warned the netherlands that it will "pay the price" for damaging relations between the two countries, after two of his ministers were blocked from addressing turkish expatriates in rotterdam on saturday. dutch riot police used water cannon to break up hundreds of turkish supporters who'd gathered to demonstrate against the decision. from rotterdam, anna holligan sent this report. the netherlands, a traditionally tolerant nation, erupted overnight. riot police struggled to disperse hundreds of angry turkish expats, outraged by the netherlands‘ refusal to allow their politicians to attend a rally in support of president erdogan. this was a demonstration of the support he commands abroad. he is depending on the backing of one million—plus turkish citizens who live in europe to expand his powers back home in next month's referendum. but his family minister didn't get the chance to address them. amateur footage shows her arguing with police, before being escorted

susan susanna price is chief of communications. susana, thank you so much for joining us.se numbers give us a sense of this unfolding disaster that it could be major. tell us what you know. >> we can't confirm the some mali government's figure. we are seeing increasing numbers of children at risk. 185,000 severely malnourished, nine times as likely to die as normally nourished children. we see that figure could well go up by 50% or even double during this year. so, i think, the point is, the action is needed now. we. >> narrator: need to act before famine is declared. we can save a lot of lives. unicef is doing that, massively scaling up its operation with health, water, malnutrition. as you mentioned in the last famine in 2011, we saw a quarter of a million people who died. half of those were children. we do not want to see a repeat of that again. >> as you say, unicef is scaling up. this is what you do. this is how you operate, other particular challenges. al shabaab, the terrorist groo up group is based. >> the scale of this trout is extreme. it is all of the different

. >> susanna says even though work outs in the water can be labeled for the elderly only, she says it'shough you're not dry to begin with, you'll break a sweat. >> you work on the detailed alignment of the poses and of course you move through all the balances. you create resistance to be able to stand away from the currents of the water that are moving around. >> relaxing, calming and challenging aqua yoga is making a real splash even for those who may struggle in the studio. >> i had a student who had difficulty even just climbing the stairs due to physical limitations, and she came out and she said, oh, my gosh, i had no idea this was something i could do with my body. so for some it's this brand new experience of a-h, yes, and this environment i can do this. >> reporter: marcy jones, fox news. >>> marine veteran isn't letting his disability get in the way of fulfilling his dream. he lost both of legs when he said on a roadside bomb while fighting the taliban in afghanistan but that did not stop him from chasing his childhood dream of becoming a police officer. he's believed to be the

and lastly, susanna barrios. in 2015 she was the judge of the 2812 circuit court of caracas who was the one who originally unjustly sentenced lopez to jail. we must provide a voice for those whose rights continue to be trampled and take swift and decisive actions such as imposing sanctions on all of these regime officials and many more who facilitate those abuses. when it comes to the tyrannies in cuba and venezuela, mr. speaker, we must have a clear vision and a clear understanding of the nature of these rogue regimes that do not respect the rule of law, do not respect freedom of expression, and do not respect any kind of human dignity. thank you for the time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin for five minutes. mr. pocan: thank you, mr. speaker. when queen helen of sparta was abducted by the trojan prince, helen's jilted hubs convinced his brother, a greek king torques lead and expetition to rethreeve her. he was accompanied

so let me put this into record, individuals who i guess my dear friend is arguing against susanna moore from ohio who would have died at you not had opportunity for interest on obamacare. she had a stroke. or ruth from oregon who has cancer devastating cancer, young woman who got off of her, aged out of her parents insurance, or debbie linda smith from las vegas nevada. -- las vegas, nevada. i ask consent to put that in the record. finally let me say -- >> without objection. >> there are millions of individuals in texas if we had expanded medicaid. my friends, it is from texas to new hampshire that makes the argument that 120,000 people would lose coverage in new hampshire where federal data shows a nearly 200% increase in overdose death in the last five years. have republicans been at the forefront of health care in the last 60 years? medicare, no. children's health insuranceno. the affordable care act, no. i would rather stand on e side save lives. i believe that winston churchill is right. never has so much been taken away from so many to benefit so few. congratulations to the 1% ric

put put into the record, individuals who i guess my propeller, my dear friend is arguing against susanna moore from ohio who would have died at you not had opportunity for interest on obamacare that she had a stroke, or ruth from oregon who has cancer devastating cancer, young woman who got off of her, aged out of her parents insurance, or debbie linda smith from las vegas nevada. by asking and its consent to put that in the record. finally let me say -- >> without objection. >> there are millions of individuals in texas if we had expanded medicaid. my friends it is from texas to new hampshire that makes the argument that 120,000 people would lose coverage in new hampshire where federal data shows a nearly 200% increase in overdose death in the last five years. have republicans been at the forefront of health care in the last 60 years, medicare, no. children's health insurance, no. the affordable care act, no. i would rather stand on the side of individuals who again want to save lives. i believe that winston churchill is right. never has so much been taken away from so many to benefit s

and this is what susanna said, quote, if they shred the affordable care act like they are threatening to do, we're going to have to high-tail it out of here, because dealing with the health care cost and the insurance complications just makes you sick. we're getting by, but we're getting by on the a.c.a. and if it goes away, if they make these changes the way they're talking about, we'll be uninsured again. all right. i was going to show you a picture here of these are the folks that i met with yesterday. i won't point out the individual ones. and i'm going to talk about some of the other ones. but you can see most everybody, there's one person over here that's outside of the photo. but we sat down for an hour's conversation, and i heard their stories. i wish every senator and every member of congress would go out and talk to people who are real people with real problems and understand how petrified they are. these folks, they look like our neighbors and our friends. they look like the people that we go to church with. they look like the people who have children or grandchildren that

parents susanna and jonathan shared the video of their epic slumber party garnering millions of viewscribs and take the cushions from the couch piece by piece even stopping every now to relax, refuel and survey their work and looks like mom and dad have their hands full with these two. this is a reason to buy a monitor alone. >> wow. >> i mean -- >> they stayed in the room. >> it looks exhausting. >> but seriously the audio one people said you'll get hung up on everything they do. >> that's entertainment. >> and we have to explain that that video is sped up. they aren't that quick. >> no, the best part is that's not sped up. the kids are amazing. [ laughter ] and finally we are celebrating the first day of spring with this spectacular display, not just my head but everywhere a flower flash. the brainchild of louis miller design. today he and his team decked out our studio. they're over there surprising new yorkers with these incredible arrangements all over new york city in central park at the love sculpture and even making this beautiful reminder to vote this past election day. louis