it's like treasure island or tahiti or fiji, and it's like that lovely.people lovely geographical environment. however, the first night that we were there, i brought my young child and my mother. first night we were there, we were robbed, and the person robbed the the house i had rented came right into the room where i was with my then five year old son. and. i thought it was my mother and i said, mom and all of a sudden the door slammed and i knew something was wrong. it wasn't my mother. so i got up and i ran around the house and i discovered that we've been and i didn't know what had happened to the person it was about. i want to say 3:00 in the morning, pitch black, couldn't see anything. and the problem was being in a very, very remote place is that at least at the time, you can just pick up the phone and call someone. and one of the things that happened so it was my mobile phone for which i just bought a local sim card that allowed me to connect by and internet to the rest of the world but otherwise we were really like cut off. things may have chang

it's like treasure island or tahiti or fiji, and it's like that lovely.people lovely geographical environment. however, the first night that we were there, i brought my young child and my mother. first night we were there, we were robbed, and the person robbed the the house i had rented came right into the room where i was with my then five year old son. and. i thought it was my mother and i said, mom and all of a sudden the door slammed and i knew something was wrong. it wasn't my mother. so i got up and i ran around the house and i discovered that we've been and i didn't know what had happened to the person it was about. i want to say 3:00 in the morning, pitch black, couldn't see anything. and the problem was being in a very, very remote place is that at least at the time, you can just pick up the phone and call someone. and one of the things that happened so it was my mobile phone for which i just bought a local sim card that allowed me to connect by and internet to the rest of the world but otherwise we were really like cut off. things may have chang

chinese taipei, colombia, guinea—bissau, latvia, tahiti and — guinea—bissau, latvia, tahiti and turkey and... while we wait for the iceland and. .. while we wait for the official— iceland and... while we wait for the official confirmation i for the official confirmation from the fact that saudi arabia will be hosting the 2034 world cup, we are keeping an eye on what is happening. this is all happening virtually, of course, and olly foster is standing by watching things. we havejust been hearing these letters that have been submitted by norway and the swiss. why are they significant?— significant? i've actually got the norwegian _ significant? i've actually got the norwegian statement i significant? i've actually got i the norwegian statement here. we knew norway were going to be a dissenting voice and they have pointed out in a statement it is nothing against saudi arabia, perse, but they mention those reforms back in 2016, when you go back to the really crabby era of fifa that santino has inherited and been trying to sort out. those reforms did regard the bidding process for future wo

let's go to tahiti. and so he booked a 23-day vacation. we hopped around all these different islands in tahiti. and it was definitely one of the best times of my life. keith morrison (voiceover): 2009, chris moved a little more than an hour south from la, to laguna beach. he had teamed up with another young go-getter named ed shin. christina: ed was actually very professional, very calm, very poised, very professional, dressed very well. keith morrison (voiceover): and christina grice would know. she worked the front desk at the new advertising company chris and ed started. the 800xchangexchange they called it. and two more different men would be hard to find, said christina, outwardly, anyway. chris was single. ed was married with kids. chris was a surfer. ed was a sports memorabilia collector. and chris-- he was very casual, dressed in board shorts very often, sweatshirts, would not be the uber professional person that-- that ed actually seemed to be very often. keith morrison (voiceover): chris, with his free-spirited creativity, was th

naser who used to work at the hospital, his wife and professor tahiti.ife and kids. for more than 400 days these scenes have become the norm. whole families are being killed. hospitals, schools that are being targeted barely functioning, all of them destroyed, no cease-fire or end in sight. earlier i spoke with luis water ridge about these attacks and more. >> thank you so much for joining us this evening. we've seen these reports about the intense israeli attacks this weekend in north gaza. we know that you're in central gaza. but what have you heard. what can you tell us about the attacks on this hospital as of this hour? >> it's been nearly 80 days that the north part of the gaza strip has been under this very strict siege and continue military operations. what we're hearing the last 24 hours it just keeps intensifying. every single day we hear reports from medical staff who are still there trying to provide whatever care and treatment they can to people who were trapped in these areas. who were sheltering in this area. we have very limited access. we

do you want to see heidelberg today, or would you like to go to tahiti? >> doctor pamela rutledge, thank you so much for being with us. talking holiday movies. i am offended, mj, that as soon as she said grinch, you looked over at me. okay. caught it. >> just giving you a look and then don't read into it. >> die hard is one of your favorite movies. from childhood you didn't see like all dogs go to heaven or lady and the tramp or anything. >> you have got to watch it and then you will report back to me. all right, we'll do that. okay. >> first round of the first ever 12 team college football playoff is in the books with a mixture of some good, bad and a little bit of ugly. >> and now to andy scholes. live in columbus, ohio. morning, andy. what kind of grade are you giving it well, guys, i wouldn't give it an a. >> it probably get a passing grade. you know, at least all the home fans on the campuses got to go home happy. we'll have a complete recap of the first round coming up. >> they say things take time and effort, but it's worth the wait. >> i can tell