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it would turn into a big ulcer. out a great big tendon. that saved my life. ulcers, terrible he was. he was delirious and he was full of maggots. i remember him dying next to me. i can see the flies coming out of his mouth then. time of only 14 months. every mile of the railway cost 400 human lives. every fourth sleeper represents the death of a man. is nearly 100,000 dead. it was as simple as that. you would be free. for our final story we head to the soviet union in 1985. authorities brought down restrictions on the sale of alcohol. begun to fall apart. and so had the alcohol ban. witness talks to alexander sutko, a former communist advisor. worker and this was it. young, efficient and above all sober. but now there is another. other sleep and halfway to dipsomania. of vodka before going to work. this was widespread among our working class. the hour of the wolf. but the two together and the results can be disastrous. killing its own people. that was very clear to me. ordered its people to sober up. that he didn't understand what the ussr

each and every nerve, tendon, vein and artery is extended and bound together.until it's later reopened and attached to a donor hand. the benefits: more functionality and range of motion. a much better quality of life for jonathon >> he was dependent on his wife for every single aspect of his daily existence. you know, personal hygiene in those situations is not personal anymore. >> reporter: azari wonders could jonathan be the one for his dream procedure? he had his doubts -- >> it takes a lot of effort to rehabilitate the hand, and you want somebody to put in that effort, or else it would have been a waste. >> reporter: jonathan, brimming with enthusiasm, had no doubts. di was like, oh my god. this guy is our guy. like let's do this. do you have any hands here we can choose from or can we just get one right now before we leave, or how is this going to work? >> and he was like just chill. >> he did tell me to slow my roll. >> reporter: azari laid out a blunt series of challenges before he would agree to be his surgeon. for starters: he'd have to regain his stre

medics put me on a bamboo table and without anaesthetic he cut up my leg and he pulled out a great big tendon saved my life. a man on the one next to me, he was covered with these ulcers, terrible he was. he was delirious and he was full of maggots. i remember him dying next to me. i can see the flies coming out of his mouth then. the whole length was built in the incredible time of only 14 months. every mile of the railway cost 400 human lives. every fourth sleeper represents the death of a man. of the allied prisoners more than 16,000 died, but the asians no one knows for certain but the estimate is nearly 100,000 dead. you never give up because you want to survive, it was as simple as that. you always had in the back of your mind that sometime you would be free. for our final story we head to the soviet union in 1985. worried about the effects of alcoholism the communist authorities brought down restrictions on the sale of alcohol. however within a few years the soviet economy had begun to fall apart. and so had the alcohol ban. witness talks to alexander sutko, a former communist advisor.

away from you going to exactly be sure to get your wrist that the right angle otherwise you get tendonitis. that's perfect. properly coordinating your leg arm and hand movements to get the rowing motion right isn't easy the tiniest mistakes are instantly noticeable f.i.o.s. sorry that was me. and. after a while i get the hang of things and my rowing motions become smoother. hamburg's add stuff like is an inner city jam that appeals to tourists and sports enthusiasts alike. its smaller park is located in downtown hamburg while its largest section extends far north to the us the lake is a veritable oasis. feel about the people of hamburg to love the city's lush vegetation and waterways and that's why they like exploring the city's many canals there are twenty two of them around the us star alone one of which i'll be discovering today aboard this beautiful venetian gondola gondolier carlo concert usually takes lovers across the ulster and has witnessed countless marriage proposals carla was always fascinated by the shape of this italian rowing boat. and of one of these are that if you look fr

put me on a bamboo table and without anaesthetic, he cut up my leg and he pulled out a great big tendonere — the one next to me, he was covered with these ulcers. terrible, he was. and he was delirious and he was full of maggots. i remember him dying next to me. i could see the flies coming out of his mouth then. the whole length was built in the incredible time of only 14 months. every mile of the railway cost 400 human lives and every fourth sleeper represents the death of a man. of the allied prisoners, more than 16,000 died. of the asians, no—one knows for certain, but the estimate is nearly 100,000 dead. you never give up because you want to survive, it's as simple as that, wasn't it? you always had in the back of your mind that sometime, you will be free. in myanmar, dozens of people have marched through yangon to demand press freedom and the release of two reuters journalists who are currently on trial. the two men have been accused of violating a state secrets law while investigating the killing of rohingya muslims. they deny the charges. a court in yangon is expected to announc

put me on a bamboo table and without anaesthetic, he cut up my leg and he pulled out a great big tendonere — the one next to me, he was covered with these ulcers. terrible, he was. and he was delirious and he was full of maggots. i remember him dying next to me. i could see the flies coming out of his mouth then. the whole length was built in the incredible time of only 14 months. every mile of the railway cost 400 human lives and every fourth sleeper represents the death of a man. of the allied prisoners, more than 16,000 died. of the asians, no—one knows for certain, but the estimate is nearly 100,000 dead. you never give up because you want to survive, it's as simple as that, wasn't it? you always had in the back of your mind that sometime, you will be free. here in the uk, the queen has officially opened a new highland games centre named after her son, prince charles. catriona renton reports. the queen arrives at the braemar gathering. she has been coming here since she was just seven years old. this is the oldest highland games in scotland, dating back to 1815, with all the traditi

took me on a bamboo table and without anaesthetic, he cut up my leg and he pulled out a great big tendon life. but the man in there, the one next to me, he was man in there, the one next to me, he wa s cove re d man in there, the one next to me, he was covered with these ulcers, terrible, he was, and he was delirious and he was full of make it. -- delirious and he was full of make it. —— maggots. i remember him dying next to me. i consider flies coming out of his mouth then. the whole length was built in the incredible time of only 14 months. every mile of the railway cost 400 human lives. and every fourth slip represents the death of a man. but the allied prisoners, more than 16,000 dying, of the issues no one knows for certain but the estimates is nearing 100,000 dead. you never give up because you want to survive. it is as simple as that. you always had in the back of your mind but sometime, you will be free. that is the witness programme. here in the uk, the queen has officially opened a new highland games centre named after her son, prince charles. catriona renton reports. the queen

. >> i tore these two tendons here, and at that point the shark let go and swam away. >> reporter: authoritiesnvironmental protection laws in the area resulting in a booming seal population are now causing sharks to become more aggressive. >> you have got predators like sharks moving in to try to get to them. the general public needs to be incredibly vigilant. >> reporter: now people are demanding lawmakers try to find a solution. >> let's finally get these politicians, state reps, the congressional leaders and our local leaders in a room, shut the door and say, you know what? we have got a problem here. >> we should mention that beach has been closed to swimmers since the attack. >>> now to a scare at a circus in pittsburgh that has left seven people injured, including six children. handlers had to corral a bucking camel that you see there. the frightening scene happened during a break when kids were allowed to ride the camels and ponies. police say the animal was startled, but they are not sure how. >>> healthy older people who take daily aspirin could be doing more harm than good. a low dos

sporting his 40 amulets for protection, brings out the chef's special -- a bitter soup with buffalo tendonway. >> andy: deep and dark and herbaceous. you getting some of that heat? yeah. >> anthony: you know we talked about, once you experience some of the sensory pleasures of the east, your previous life just isn't adequate? um, anymore. when the journey's coming to an end, when the movie's over, what's left to do? oh yes, wrap things up. i think we've learned something here today in chiang mai. i can't summon exactly what that might be right now. you know i was thinking about this whole mohammad said, you know, "don't tell me what a man knows or what he says. tell me where he's traveled." you learn stuff. maybe it's to remember to bring something to remove makeup before hitting the cabarets. >> andy: like the first time that i spent a long period of time in thailand, that sort of brightness, the spiciness, the simple elements making kind of this bright explosion of flavors -- i got back home, i immediately wished i could be back in thailand. >> anthony: or maybe you just say screw it and

but it turned into a pile of desiccated meat and tendons and you reached in and grabbed a piece.ere i had my first eyeball. that's where i had my first eyeball. >> you ate an eyeball? >> anthony like was like, there you go. what was i going to say? the whole lesson anthony told us was to be a good tourist and i jumped in with two feet. >> unlike president obama, you were not born in kenya. explain that because the connection is fascinating. >> my name is wkamau bell. the kamau is kenyan. it is like naming a kid michael here. whenever i told them, they were like you have to come to kenya. when i got there, millions said, welcome home. >> so what is it like to travel with tony? what is that experience like? >> i had been watching him for years like from all of his shows. so i had been sitting on the couch for years going, man, that could be cool, just like everyone else had. not only did we film the show, but we hung out before and after the show. he gave me a lot of advice about how to be on tv and he gave me ideas. it is fantasy camp and you get to watch it. >> we had the narrati

fight for people who want to get ahead, but you do not always have to bring up issues that have a tendonre -- tendency more to divide and unite. the order in which you talk about issues and the issues that you focus on heavily, the kitchen table issues, like addressing the cost of health care and the price of prescription drugs, the fact that we do want to rebuild america, including making sure high-speed internet and broadband is provided for the 23 million rural americans that do not have it now, and friendly, we have to clean up the corruption that comes out of this building where i am standing. it is out of control. washington is not a place where, frankly, i think the other side of the aisle is fighting for the people. what we are here to do as democrats. it is all of that combined. november 2018, i think, is a new day. david: one of the first mentioned issues you were talking about was health care. you have a relatively low percentage of people who are unemployed and do not have health insurance. does it still remain a big issue for your voters in illinois? it is one of the top iss

that community and development is far more than just brick and mortar, that it involves eyes, ears, tendons, and inner workings of all to make our city the one that we know that it can be. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. carlos montenegro coming to encourage reappointment of commissioners moore and richards. not much can be said that hasn't already been said. they're intelligent, thoughtful and members of integrity. and most importantly, they bring a thoughtful understanding that planning is not just about the buildings, housing stock, but the people that exist in the community and the community itself. and further, an empathy that they have that are not as privileged to take time out of their days to bring out their concerns about a given project in a given community. and their ability to empathize and have it in their thought process as they're discussing the projects is something that we greatly appreciate along with their accessibility to both sides of the issue. we support their reappointment. thank you. >> supervisor s

the chinese social networking site way bo it went completely viral with tendon tens of thousands of comments we have a couple calls up for you here this one way user says perhaps the family was irrational but it was midnight police should offer help instead of throwing people on the streets. you know the humor of this did not miss some of these are some people pointed. to the humor in it and this user said i watched the clip they exaggerate it so much this is absolutely embarrassing not every country has its friendliest china if you go over seas stay strong and stop doing anything awkward ok so this we'll have to see how this plays out biffen our abraham from data via social media thank you so much. the philippines is in the third year of its so-called war on drugs the campaign against illegal drugs by the president rodriguez deterred today after he was elected in twenty sixteen since then seems like this have become all too common estimates about the number of people killed by the at the hands of police vigilantes or drug gangs range from a few thousand to twenty thousand but those aren't t

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. >> i tore these two tendons here, and at that point, the shark let go and swam away. >> reporter: authoritiesng the booming seal population is causing a feeding frenzy. >> you have got predators like sharks moving in to try to get to them. and the general public needs to be incredibly vigilant. >> reporter: we have officials here take added measures to warn about the dangers of the sharks in the area, even handing out flyers like this one, telling people not to get into murky waters. never get in the water alone. and never get in at all if you see seals nearby. robin? >> thank you so much. cecilia? >>> we want to turn to a bizarre confrontation between mark burnett, "the apprentice" creator, and tom arnold, after the new search for controversial never before seen footage from trump's time on "the apprentice." t.j. holmes has the details. >> reporter: a scuffle as tom e man behind "survivor," "shark tank," and "the apprentice," allegedly choked him. he said he ran away with his pink shirt and gold chain. waiting for the lapd. roma downey tweeting out she got this bruise tonight when tom arnold

along with three other members of staff pending an investigation over the incorrect recording of the tendonsbeing a child abuser by musk on several occasions. the lawsuit seeks around £57,000 in compensation and an injuction to prevent further allegations. it was a glorious night for british screen stars at the emmys, as claire foy, thandie newton and charlie brooker all walked off with gongs in la. foy won the best actress in a drama series, for playing the queen in the netflix royal epic, the crown. and newton won a best supporting actress prize, for her role in westworld. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10:30. chris is back with the sport. good morning. it was a great day for great britain at the world equestrian games in north carolina. they led the team event overnight but after a couple of mistakes they were only just ahead — until ros canter and allstar b produced a faultless round. that gave britain team gold — and when germany's last rider knocked down the final fence, canter had individual gold too. i absolutely can't believe it. quite emotional right now. i am ju