tabitha once again thank you for having us. besides the embarrassment the humiliation. that i thought in my heart that i brought my family the shame the blame the guilt the resentments and all of their grants i think that's how most people into the penal system they know that they're leaving their wives and their families behind and i was actually in a very very dark place the media had camped out in front of my mother's home they camped out in front of of my home and quite frankly i couldn't wait to go to jail i went to jail in fact a day early because i was just overwhelmed by the amount of attention i wanted to be abandoned i didn't want people to constantly remind me of what i had done and how i had done it but when i got to prison tabitha i met many men who were going through the exact same emotional process the shame the blame the guilt the embarrassment the humiliation and i wanted my mother to just leave me alone i wanted her to abandon me and at about four o'clock every day for the thirty six months that i was in prison at mail call the guard would say jackson

flying was something tabitha and her family avoided. tabitha has got a diagnosis of autism.crazy so she's hypersensitive to sound, smell, noise, touch, anything. it does, to the untrained eye, look like a spoilt child having a tantrum. this mock—up aircraft is mainly used for staff training. but virgin atlantic are also making it available for people with hidden disabilities. somebody could have autism, dementia, or it could be a hidden pain condition and a lot of them, they may not fly because it is too following a familiarisation visit last year, tabitha and herfamily were finally able to fly away on holiday. i think it is really, really important because before, like, if you don't have it, i wouldn't be able to go on holiday and i'll remember my holiday forever. in 2016, the civil aviation authority issued guidance to airports on how they should treat passengers with hidden disabilities. but from this summer, the caa's attention will focus on airlines themselves, rating them on how well they treat those passengers. if an airline is rated poorly, what will happen then? if

following a familiarisation visit tabitha and herfamily were familiarisation visit tabitha and her familyo fly away. it is really important. i would not be able to go on holiday. in 2016, the civil aviation authority issued guidance to airports of how they should treat patients with hidden disabilities but from this summer, the cia's attention will focus on airlines, rating them on how well they treat those passengers. if an airline is rated poorly, what would happen then? passengers should complain to then? passengers should complain to the airline and airport. if after that though a more systemic failures, we can take action. we have powers to enforce the regulations and make sure people provide good service for people with disabilities. airports are already rated the stock gatwick opened this sensory rated the stock gatwick opened this sensory space. how hard is it to travel if you are living with a dementia was back get quite anxious. since this has been introduced, it has made life a lot easier. it is all about regulating anxiety. gatwick offers passengers with hidden disabilities th

flying was something tabitha and her family avoided. tabitha has got a diagnosis of autism.es go crazy so she's hypersensitive to sound, smell, noise, touch, anything. it does, to the untrained eye, look like a spoilt child having a tantrum. this mock—up aircraft is mainly used for staff training. but virgin atlantic are also making it available for people with hidden disabilities. somebody could have autism, dementia, or it could be a hidden pain condition and a lot of them, they may not fly because it is too stressful, they're worried it's too stressful. following a familiarisation visit last year, tabitha and herfamily were finally able to fly away on holiday. i think it is really, really important because before, like, if you don't have it, i wouldn't be able to go on holiday and i'll remember my holiday forever. in 2016, the civil aviation authority issued guidance to airports on how they should treat passengers with hidden disabilities. but from this summer, the caa's attention will focus on airlines themselves, rating them on how well they treat those passengers. if a

flying was something tabitha and her family avoided. tabitha has got a diagnosis of autism. making it available for people with hidden disabilities. somebody could have autism, dementia, or it could be a hidden pain condition and a lot of them, they may not fly because it is too stressful, they're worried it's too stressful. following a familiarisation visit last year, tabitha and herfamily were finally able to fly away on holiday. i think it is really, really important because before, like, if you don't have it, i would not be able to go on holiday and i'll remember my holiday forever. in 2016, the civil aviation authority issued guidance to airports on how they should treat patients with hidden disabilities but from this summer, the caa's attention will focus on airlines themselves, rating them on how well they treat those passengers. if an airline is rated poorly, what would happen then? if passengers have a poor experience they should complain. complain to the airline, complain to the airport. if after all of that we find that there are more systemic failures in the perf

welcome i want to watch i robot and i'm tabitha well listen i'm not shocked not i wish i was that i'm not i'm not shocked at all that the police. don't police themselves yeah and i you know i know kind of what we talk about on the show on. yeah i don't i'm not entirely surprised to say here that. i think it's the number percentage of people who were involved and some of that issues that i think disturbing part of it is i mean we're going over the.

shouldn't be felon ization in the life liberty and happiness system and coming out of that system for as tabitha said the two point two million souls that are presently in corporate course are incarcerated and the sixteen million men and women in our country who have paid their debt to society i'm going to do everything within my power to fight for their forgiveness they should be they should be pardoned they should be granted forgiveness their records should be claimed if they in fact if they have in fact accepted responsibility for their behavior and healthy societies are created with families and institutions not just individuals so we should try to do everything in this country to enhance family and building them to be stronger and more united i agree more absolutely agree and one of the things is we see that in your family and your family has spent decades upon decades working for civil rights and equal rights causes in the united states and you faced an unbelievable amount of hardships in that fight because of that fight has this experience changed your family's work in the fight for equal

welcome or want to watch in the dark so i am to roll in time tabitha wallace oh we're sending guns event to sort of those who would have ever thought of it such and such a crazy wacky idea specially from miami yeah i was what i got me i was like really cargo plane from miami it was cruel guns in the bottom and some i phones whatever could that before and then i think it was also the is that shortwave radios like short term yes so walkie talkies guns and i found. i don't think i was there a part am i was them it wasn't for for something nefarious like and no matter what events have i always have guns walkie talkies and i phones of all my partners. are very good is that we have audio and a lot of. interesting and you know kind of time with all of those things that we're seeing take place happen in real time with venezuela wiki leaks going to remind us later hey don't forget this field manual that we released a while back with rice and wheat you know the field manual essentially boasts that army special operations forces can use governments to the government to apply unilateral in direct fi

tabitha there are a lot of similarities between hanoi and any major urban city america however there is a one major difference in it to regard to the traffic but that they can all back to game of progress i kid you not there not really because walking if you avoid being hit by cars you have to worry about these a motorbike these motorbikes auto not just down the street as they see the sidewalk and paying their traffic light but you know that they hand over to the city which keeps you on your toes reporting far to america and i vietnam i am. in twenty eight in the federal bureau of investigation so abraded its hundred tenth anniversary most mainstream politicians from presidential contender democrat campbell harris to recently deceased republican god apparently on capitol hill john mccain they have what they have what leverage phrase on the f.b.i. over the. course of their careers with mccain even declaring at one point that undermining or criticizing the f.b.i. is not in the best interests of america no one would think that such a vaunted u.s. institution well over a century old woul

flying was something tabitha and her family avoided. tabitha has got a diagnosis of autism.le for people with hidden disabilities. somebody could have autism, dementia, or it could be a hidden pain condition and a lot of them, they may not fly because it is too stressful, they're worried it's too stressful. following a familiarisation visit last year, tabitha and herfamily were finally able to fly away on holiday. i think it is really, really important because before, like, if you don't have it, i wouldn't be able to go on holiday and i'll remember my holiday forever. in 2016, the civil aviation authority issued guidance to airports on how they should treat passengers with hidden disabilities. but from this summer, the caa's attention will focus on airlines themselves, rating them on how well they treat those passengers. if an airline is rated poorly, what will happen then? if passengers have a poor experience, they should complain. complain to the airline, complain to the airport. if after all of that we find that there are more systemic failures in the performance of an ai

thanks tabitha good to be here with you john i've got i got to start is it possible this could lead to an all out war between these two countries something that many people are fearing because they're both new nuclear powers. tyrrell it's a good question it is possible though it appears at this point that pakistan really doesn't want this to escalate any further one because of what the pakistani prime minister said earlier today basically raising the question to his country and india look we are nuclear powers do we want this to go any further do we want to miscalculation to lead to war and then to because of the fact that pakistan while attacking indian targets did so without actually crossing into the country's airspace that so-called line of control leading into india so there really has been a certain level of restraint involved and also keep in mind no one has actually declared war so that's an important point as well. john what did the u.s. take as we've heard a lot from other countries out a lot of them are saying please sit down please have diplomacy but what are we hearing fro

because of that, no school for tabitha. instead, a trip into brecon. snow for her means...roblems for some getting to work. you couldn't get up there because all the cars are going to be up there. normally the gritters are upthere every winter back and forward, back and forward. but for some reason last night, nothing. what with the staff had to do now? go back to the village and walk up. high ground as always bore the brunt of the bad weather with parts of the south wales' valleys hit particularly hard. the busy friday morning commute was quieter than unusual, but disruption free, this was the scene along the valley. the cardiff central service rolling in on time. preparations for the weekend went on as usual with a busy rugby line—up, supplies are of the utmost importance. the snow came into good use. the roads are usually the worst part but the roads are fine. we have a job to do at the end of the day, so we came here to do it. keeps it fine to keep the cold. but those actually heading to france for tonight's game did face disruption. cardiff airport was forced to cancel

it was scenes like this that much of south—east wales woke up to and because of that no school for tabithand throwing it at my mum. despite the blanket of snow there were no major issues on main roads, but there were problems for some getting to work. you couldn't get up the road, the cars couldn't get up there. normally the gritters are up there every winter back and forth, but for some reason last night, nothing. and so what are staff having to do now? they have gone back to the village most of them walked up. high ground as always bore the brunt of the bad weather with parts of the south wales valleys hit particularly hard. the busy friday morning commute was quieter than usual, but disruption free. this was the scene in tonypandy in the rhondda valley, cardiff central service in on time. and preparations for the weekend went ahead as usual in pontypridd. with a busy rugby line—up supplies are of the utmost importance. the snow came into good use. the side streets are the worst parts but the roads are fine. we have got a job to do at the end of the day so we carry on and do it. the beer

. >> serena meyer and tabitha ames are admins for the bay area breast-feeding support. >> people willght gain, it can be a number of problems. >> with rising concerns about fake news and the privacy of our data, facebook has had a challenging year. those struggles were acknowledged today by company executives. >> really, really bad, so as a company, we're incredibly focused on running our company differently, fundamentally changed the investments we made, how we think about what we do every day. >> facebook today also announced new tools to help group administrators grow and manage their communities, and a new mentorship program to help people connect. >> there are people who are better off financially in the group and they can pass their knowledge. so now the lack of i didn't know this or i didn't know, that facebook has helped us completely erase that narrative. >> the company building the tools to help communities thrive. in menlo park, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> all right. the wet weather returns tomorrow with the level 1 storm, and it's just the start of a series of storms. >>

clinton and gore agreed to go on mtv, and he appeared on a 90 minute q&a with tabitha soren. it was well received. this was the most exciting thing that happened in a campaign to date. notably, president george bush turned down the invitation and he stated he would not go on "a teenybopper network." following the president-elect promised to expand this talk show strategy and he told the american people he would use satellite and cable television to continue his "two-way dialogue with the people of this country." the information age required a different type of communication and civic engagement, one that depended on cable television. the clips we are about to see really showed this strategy in action. what i think is fascinating and something to think about as you're watching these clips is the conversation about mtv changing over time. that is my introduction to the video. sorry about that. >> bill clinton and ross perot learned how to go on longform television shows. >> you know why? because larry king liberated me from you by giving me to the american people directly. >> e