tim winton‘s latest novel, the shepherd's hut, focuses on a troubled young man wrestling with demons, it comes at an opportune time, with the me too movement demanding an end to ingrained sexism, misogyny and toxic masculinity. is australia redefining what it means to be a good bloke? tim winton, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have travelled the world, you have even lived in europe, but it seems when you write, your writing, and your stories, always take you back home to western australia. why is that? i'm not sure. i think it's notjust what i know, but it's what i live and breathe, and itjust seems endlessly... there's more stories. there's more to write about. the older i get, the more i see in it. it seems like you almost feel the landscapes, the soil and the coastline of course, because you write a great deal about the coast, it almost feels like it shapes your soul in a way. yeah, i think it's shaped my experience, certainly, and it's shaped my imagination. yeah, we live in a place where there's more landscape than people, more landscape than culture. where, on the surface,

tim winton, author of the shepherd's hut, thank you very much. thanks, james. e same, a lot of warm sunshine and most parts of the country have been dry. staying with that this evening, overnight and through much of the week. things turning cooler in the north—east where we draw in more cloud. still hot and muggy, especially the further south you are. 18 is the low across england and wales. a humid start on monday, dry with sunshine. more cloud than recently. the breeze is starting to come in from a northerly direction, especially across the northern part of the country it may not be as hot as it has been. 17 in newcastle, 28, 29 in cardiff. after a cooler interlude in the middle of the week it will turn hot and stay dry towards the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: a murder inquiry is launched after a woman in wiltshire exposed to the nerve agent novichok dies. prime minister theresa may says she is appalled and shocked by the death. four of the boys trapped in a flooded cave system in thailand have been rescued and taken to hospital. the mis

a police helicopter of the momentjack shepherd, who was clinging to the boat, was rescued.y water, and died later in hospital. he had been warned previously that speeding on the river thames, and admitted not asking her to wear a lifejacket. we were not wearing life jackets. there were two between the seats and the front, but we won't in any way. i didn't even ask if she could swim or anything. tests revealed the boat had falters steering. jack shepherd, who was bailed, went on the run. yesterday he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligencelj he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. i would ask anyone who knows where he is to contact police immediately. we are fully resolve to resolve this and ensure that charlotte's family gets the closure they are after. it is still on the run, he could be sent us still on the run, he could be sent us this morning in his absence. for manslaughter, the maximum term available to the judge, although it is rarely given, is one of life imprisonment. ben ando, b

now every evening he shares his knowledge with the young shepherds in some on kong. did you know that. when they finish tending to the animals they come to julius's shepherd school . germany is also here. they study reading writing and arithmetic. julius teaches voluntarily he believes that a basic education can change the shepherds lives. for. and they didn't even know where they. now i am still claim by almost thirty years that. another subject is health including how to prevent aids it's an important issue unless you too which has the second highest rate of hiv infections worldwide. and a warm meal is sometimes provided when there have been enough donations for many it's the only one of the day. socializing is central to the time spent here. wake you have to care for the animals then you're going to have to. cope with other people but it's only happened here except at school is where the learn how to sell ice is where they live and how to speak with us is where they live if we've been. to learn everything the shepherds come from far and wide germany walks ten kilom

the shepherd's hunt is told in the voice of the boy and it crackles with the rough innocence of his language, and innocence that by the end of the story has turned into something quite different. welcome. the two principal characters in this story who carry it all our difficult people. they're both to some extent guilt ridden, both damaged. why do you expect a reader to become so involved in them and to follow them on thisjourney? involved in them and to follow them on this journey? well, that is a good question. i'm not sure i have the answer. my experience of writing the answer. my experience of writing the book was finding those characters and following them almost in the same way the reader does, and discovering what they are about. with a sense of compulsion, really. yes. i have one character who bumped into another character and it is just happenstance in the first insta nce just happenstance in the first instance and then rewriting later on. because to make these opposites match, what do we met one is a 15—year—old borderline sociopaths, the boy, and the other is an older man, and the

the shepherd's hunt is told in the voice of the boy and it crackles with the rough innocence of his language

tests reveal the boat had faulty shearing, shepherd, who had been bailed went on the run but yesterdayanslaughter of gross net negligence. anyone knows where jack shepherd is, iwould negligence. anyone knows where jack shepherd is, i would ask them to contact police immediately. we are all contact police immediately. we are a ll fully contact police immediately. we are all fully resolved to ensure cha rlotte's all fully resolved to ensure charlotte's family get the justice and closure they deserve. warrant has been issued for his arrest, but he is still on the run he can be sentenced in his absence. for manslaughter, the maximum term available to the judge, although rarely given, is one of life imprisonment. north korea has begun handing over the remains of american soldiers killed during the korean war in the 19505. the repatriation of the fallen soldiers was agreed at last month's singapore summit between president trump and kim jong—un. 0ur seoul correspondent laura bicker witnessed the ceremony at 0san airbase in south korea. contracts will and a controversial move to privatise som

. >> next time the shepherd herd them a little further away from the well. >> yes, it has been a long time since the sisters last saw each other. that's 88-year-old margarita and 79-year-old ann. and they last saw each other 15 years ago. >> oh, gosh. what kept them apart? >> life. >> remember -- >> can't remember. >>iliesnd d the way and here we are is15 yes later. here's the even bigger catch. they both have alzheimer's. one sister has a more advanced case of alzheimer's than the other but they recognized each other instantly. not only do they start to reminisce on the memories but they hug and hold each other tightly. >> oh, gosh. >> one lady is just breaking my heart. she's so happy to see her sister. >> yeah, they're both really happy. >> you got a smile now. >> yeah. >> ann's granddaughter arranged the meeting. >> i'm glad she did that. i don't know what i'd do if i couldn't see my sisters for 15 years. >> it was a happy reunion. ♪ >>> have you guys ever wondered what wing suit pilots do for an average meh day? they roller coaster. >> is that -- >> yes, this is jeb corliss and h

. >> not going anywhere anytime zbloon next time the shepherd herd them a little further away from the well. >>> truck drivers can have mile after mile of boredom, some days things get kind of exciting. this truck driver in washington state had just exited on this ramp taking down his speed, noticing this hard left-hand turn sign and the suggested speed of 30 miles per hour. but he's not the one that needs to follow that advice. it's this guy. >> come on, man. >> oh, you're not going to make it. you're not -- >> wow. >> kidding. >> and hitched up and over the other side of the bike and just seconds later we may have a clue as to why that rider was going so fast. >> oh. >> busted. >> was he trying to get away? >> well, that's the theory that's shared by the truck driver as well. he believes that this rider may have been trying to evade police and it just goes completely south. we did put in calls to the washington state patrol but we did not hear back from them by our deadline. >>> this next dash cam this 25-year-old woman on her way to work. by golly was she paying attention. >> oh my

in the dark and cold, they travelled downriver. shepherdte was found nearby, but she later died in hospital. shepherd didn‘t turn up for his trial. thejury never got to see him in the dock. but he was interviewed by the police after the accident. the court heard he‘d used the same routine with other women, and he‘d been warned before about speeding on the river. his boat also had potentially dangerous defects. the rnli was part of the rescue team on the night. its an iconic waterway, and we encourage people to engage and use the river, but let's do it safely. so the use of life jackets, the use of vhf radio, making sure your craft is safe. at the moment, anyone can take a boat onto the river for their personal use, without any experience. charlotte‘s parents want that to change. five people have been seriously injured — including two with life—threatening injuries — in a bus crash in hampshire. the accident happenend on andover road, in 0akley, just outside basingstoke. a spokesperson for stagecoach, whose bus was involved, said that the ve

tests reveal the boat had faulty steering, shepherd, who had been bailed, went on the run but yesterday net negligence. _by —— by gross negligence. if anyone knows where jack shepherd is, i would ask them to contact police immediately. we are all fully resolved to ensure that charlotte's family get the justice and closure they deserve. a warrant has been issued forjack shephard's arrest, but if he's still on the run he can be sentenced here this morning in his absence. for manslaughter, the maximum term available to the judge, although it's rarely given, is one of life imprisonment. ben ando, bbc news, at the old bailey. five people have died in a crash involving a minibus and a four—by—four car in aberdeenshire. police say that the collision, which took place last night on the a96, has left one other person with life—threatening injuries. ken gibson is in our aberdeen newsroom. ken, what more do you know about the circumstances of this horrific crash? good morning. this crash happened shortly before midnight on the a96 via the small town of keith in moray. it involved an suv and a mini

then we had for the first time that jack shepherd is not likely to attend his trial. friday, the family have geared up for three—year is to get to this day, the monday of trial. do i tell the family on that friday by phone call, because they are out of london, risk losing their weekend or worrying over the weekend, or doi weekend or worrying over the weekend, or do i tell them face to face? i'd make the decision to talk to the mum and dad face on the monday morning because then we have... the next question is, what happens? we then have a legal argument on the monday morning. it isa argument on the monday morning. it is a manslaughter case at the old bailey. do we have this trial in his absence or are we instructed by the judge to go find him and then we have the trial when we find him? he has brought devastation to our family, it is not an understatement —— and that isn't a statement. charlotte has lost her life unnecessarily. she had everything to live. she had been to university, had a good job, she was young. he did not give that one second consequence in his mind

the powerful drug cartel in colombia has taken out a hit on the german shepherd dog the canine angered the drug barons after it sniffed down to huge stash of cocaine. the rare phenomenon of a blood moon has been making its way across the night sky in many parts of the world this is lunar eclipse is considered to be the longest for a century and this is how it looked from athens what a view they has the blood moon is long fascinated cultures around the globe and is inspired many myths among them a number of people believing that it is. so it doesn't mean by the look for any of you guys thanks thing that this your nazi news headlines coming your way at the top of the. everywhere in the world my guess is that probably just about everywhere women expect men to make that first move and here we are in an age where men to scared to make the first move don't know how to make the first move don't know what's right to make the first blow. what holds a cinch to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. to go on to be press

powerful drug cartel in colombia is taken out a hit on the german shepherd dog the canine angered the drug barons after it sniffed out a huge stash of cocaine. journey of the songs is long study at the ecuadorian embassy in london could be about to come to an end a love story on the this after the break. far away. down there in acapulco he does the dollar vigilante and he's an anarchist and that is. that there is no centralized authority that is corrupt that leads to all kinds of bad outcomes when you have anarchy centralization of power you know you have the wherewithal to have a more peaceful existence. the firm behind the infamous trump russia dossier has been summoned to a court hearing the judge in the us ordered fusion g.p.s. to have sworn testimony in a lawsuit brought by a russian tech guru alexa goober he's filed a defamation suit against the dossiers author along with the media company the release did buzz feed spiric own story both fusion g.p.s. will now have to answer questions regarding its role in compiling the steel dossier be very dossier that made headlines a world wi

in the dark and cold, they travelled downriver. shepherdhey passed the houses of parliament and under westminster bridge, they turned back. just beyond battersea bridge, they slowed down. shepherd said he let charlotte take control for the thrill. that was sheer madness, according to the prosecution. the boat then moved across the river and hit an object, either a floating piece of timber or a tree trunk. the accident happened on this stretch of the thames. both jack and charlotte were flung into the cold water, and the boat capsized. jack was found just there before wandsworth bridge, clinging to the side of the upturned boat. charlotte was found nearby, but she later died in hospital. shepherd didn't turn up for his trial. thejury never got to see him in the dock. but he was interviewed by the police after the accident. the court heard he'd used the same routine with other women, and he'd been warned before about speeding on the river. his boat also had potentially dangerous defects. the rnli was part of the rescue team on the night. it's

the breeze still shepherding the milder air toward the south and east this morning temperatures aroundy, showers in the south and west will push the rain northwards and eastwards. parts of the south—east, east anglia, yorkshire and parts of scotland too, showers will be heavy and dundry. showers we re will be heavy and dundry. showers were small portion of the day and some of you will stay completely dry. lighter winds and i mention too, temperatures will be offered to tree or two and will certainly feel warm under the sun. in the evening and into the night, showers, some will return later on. some showers mainly across western areas that temperatures will be on the up. life 110w. “— temperatures will be on the up. life now. —— at temperatures. —— but temperatures. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories — massive wildfires sweep north america, bringing death and devastation from new mexico to alaska. a relief operation‘s underway on the indonesian island of lombok after a powerful earthquake left 1a people d

it must i know its horn portion of its and i thought the da a shepherd. and nine. of today's horn challenge would march in hindsight ok but was he might be a muslim doing. that again although. should we hire him for the night. of using. one license. to. try to work and harrowing experience. in a town of the republic of georgia has fallen on hard times the local residents are having a tough time making ends meet. next w. . getting there challenging. dress code casual. atmosphere. you have to take a dive if you want to dine at this process during the first such underwater restaurant in the world. t w. why did elephants need to. know this is a plastic bottle turned into a meeting stone why do algae make it clear to me good idea can work anywhere and there are people developing smart solutions everywhere. let's inspire each other to go into africa no vitamin e. is even on t.w. . where the real power resides. i come from there are lots of people in fact more than a billion if you blood finances democracy that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations a

and shepherd is right behind us. >> at an elementary schoevel kids in dcps have the opportunity to attend these schools, dual immersion, you have french -- >> shepherd offers french and spanish from our three year olds to our fifth graders. >>t's incredible. >> we're chinese mandarin at tromp son, it's exposure to the language. even our three year olds nern how to say nehow and communicate. >> at the higher level, middle school, high school, those kidsv dontura broad. >> they do. >> what does that look like? >> dcps study abroad is a program we launched three summers ago. it has a -- as a few days ago we've sent 1,400 students and ducators abroad fully funded. >> wow. >> we've been6 on different interest incompetence to 17 different countries. >> how long. >> 12 days. each of our students are first time travel sneers first time'mn a plane,sure, much less overseas. >> we try to remove the different barriers that might xist. we provided over800 pass two ports for free, suitcases if they need them and truly everything is covered and the students are coming back and telling u this isetting th

it is from a book called "the good shepherd." tom loves the book and he wrote the script and we did it down in baton rouge aboard the uss kidd. the ship on the inside of a soundstage. i think that will be a great film. the navy, frankly, needs a shot in the arm at this point. that will come out in april of 2019. i have worked for tom while he is directing. we did a film called "larry where i play his boss and i fire him for incompetence or something. he is an actor's director actor. he is an he uses this script as a structure and lets the actor's flesh it out and make it come alive. that is really great if you are an actor and have a director that allows you that latitude. teven is more structured in his approach. less actor oriented and more story oriented, but they are both great directors. >> a couple more >>. -- more. >> would you ever be interested in making an american civil war movie. capt. dye: yes, sure you're it that is the one war i have not told with. i would love to do it. -- sure. that is the one war i have not dealt

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at the country's latest stop the superstar in a penalty shoot out with spain the russian people save two shots and shepherded the host through to the tournaments quarter finals the victory touched off even most soccer mania cross the country on saturday russia will face a crisis and who knows if iraq in fact has a good game russia might even make it through to the semi's. all this week we've been taking you on a tour of europe's major capitals and we've looked at them in a different light and today is no different for the final part of our series a different take on europe we're heading into the italian capital rome to see the city like romans do. the historical heart of rome is world famous and a favorite with tourists. but few make it here to the old working class neighborhood of testosterone in the south of the city on its spacious piazzi as the romans are left pretty much to their own devices. to start show lives on the tiber river once home to the old city for its old gasometer still looms tall the neighborhood has plenty of delightful surprises in store like the tram depot café it sat in an old tram ca

origin, revealed adventure seekers will be able to take an out of this world trip to space aboard the new shepherd rocket for about $200,000 to $300,000. for space tourists the vehicle will carry six passengers an blast off vertically shooting more than 62 miles above earth in suborbital space. passenger will be able to experience weightlessness an get a breathtaking view of the curve of the earth before the capsule makes a vertical landing back on the ground. >> go, baby go, a beautiful solicitoff of our new shepherd rocket. but first they are conducting several safety test flights with only one passenger being a test dummy. >> we'll make it as safe as we can make t we'll test it. we won't take any shortcuts. >> reporter: on wednesday, the ninth of such scheduled tests blasted off and flew higher into space than ever before reaching 74 miles above the earth. the entire round trip flight taking only 11 minutes. >> and touchdown. absolutely beautiful. welcome home, new shepherd. >> reporter: blue origin is one after handful of company working to launch unmanned rockets carrying cargo and humans int

raked in a humbling seven and a half million dollars on its weekend's def you film tells the story of a shepherd protecting a heavenly realm it features big name chinese activist and it's loaded with special effects well now producers planning on reworking the film and releasing it at a later date to hopefully three kuku the one hundred five million dollars they lost . surely looks interesting as your business update here on new more at the top of the next hour as he then. was. what you said never broke the world no zero point but they caught up with you find a. gracious show bottom up first off and i really hope. but up in the second say that you can safely just have the energy left each time for all move cup change you take it seems to look back at the final transmission croatia effect. keeping fit can also make you smart phones but only if the moves that combined with the challenge for the mind. at least that's the idea with these games. perform better. how. to speak to more intelligent. to borrow to do it in sixty minutes. i thought. was a symbolist. somebody was my hero to do so so here eve

the family are not happy about that at all. what is being done to try and find jack shepherd? that is the question. bly abroad. arrest warrants are out for him. he is a wanted man and has been for a couple of days now. when he returns, thejudge says it is his case that he himself will pass a separate sentence for the fa ct pass a separate sentence for the fact that jack shepherd has absconded, technically. ok, greg, thank you very much. greg mckenzie. back now to our main story — and hundreds of thousands of people are on the move in the uk, heading off on holiday. it's the busiest day of the summer in the skies of the uk, with almost 9,000 flights taking off and landing. ben thompson has been at manchester airport for us. welcome to the air traffic control tower on what is the busiest day of the year. 9000 take—offs and landings across the country, if a share of them done here in manchester. you have the sense of how many planes are awaiting this morning. what a logistical challenge that will pose for the staff who work here. i spoke to tricia, an operator this morning. there is so much you have to

the german shepherd's work has led to 245 arrests. police have now transferred sombra to a safer post and given him extra security. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the winner gets the glory. the guy who comes in last is sometimes foregont, but not always. today we meet a young man who is turning a bad break into something special. >> it was about halfway through the firststage. the rider in front of me i guess dropped a bottle. >> reporter: it was not how lawson craddock planned his return to the tour de france. >> hit the bottle and went shooting off the side of the road straight into a ditch. i hit a spectator on the way down and pretty much knew immediately did some damage. >> reporter: the 26-year-old texan fractur

warrant has been issued for a man who killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. jack shepherd old bailey yesterday. in the last half hour, charlotte's mum and sister told us they wanted legislation introduced to make waterways safer. absolutely. this is where single—handedly i have been striving to do this. meetings with mps. i would like to appeal now. any mp at who would back us to change the legislation, we need support. we have had support from one mp who has been supportive, but only in the last couple of months. the chief constable of england's second largest police force has admitted it sometimes provides a poor service that fails to meet public expectations. dave thompson said budget cuts had left west midlands police at a point where it was not sustainable to tackle everything. the home office said every crime and allegation should be investigated. delays of up to six and a half hours are being reported on eurotunnel services between folkestone and france. the train operator says the hot weather is to blame and that technicians are working to repair problems with a fa

going on, and then in that hearing, we heard for then in that hearing, we heard for the first time that jack shepherd big decision to make at that point. it's friday, the family have geared up to and a half years, three years to get to the stage, this monday of trial. do i tell the family on that friday by a phone call because they are out of london, risk losing their weekend, or worrying over the weekend, or do i tell them face—to—face? i made the decision to talk to roz mum and graham dad face—to—face on the monday morning because then we got the next question is, what happens? we then have a legal argument on the monday morning, it's a manslaughter case at the old bailey, do we have this trial in his absence, or are we instructed by the judge to go find him and then we'll have the trial when we find him? he has brought devastation to our family, it is an understatement. we mustn't lose sight of the fact that charlotte has lost her life and it was a totally unnecessary loss lost her life and it was a totally unnecessary loss of life. she had everything to live for, she was young, she'd been to univ

a powerful drug cartel in colombia is taken out a hit on a german shepherd dog the canine is anger the drug barons of the sniffing out a huge stash of coke can. on the things you write it today thanks for staying with all to international updates coming away at the top of the hour. when lawmakers manufacture consensus uncertainty of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent. it's time to ignore middle of the room signals. from the real news is really. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the past and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the true. the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. who will do. the locals did. nothing. to. do it a coup was so. that. even though it is really nice it is very. cool it's only about the looking. forward to one of the. boys. c

warrant has been issued for a man who killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. jack shepherdthe run since may, was found guilty of the manslaughter of charlotte brown, and sentenced to six years in prison at the old bailey yesterday. we'll be speaking to charlotte's mum and sister atjust after 9:00 this morning, and we'll speak to one of the investigating officers in just a few minutes. a 24—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and sexual activity with a child, following the death of a 13—year—old girl. lucy mchugh‘s body was found in woodland in southampton on thursday, after she was reported missing. the man remains in custody. the chief constable of england's second largest police force has admitted it sometimes provides a poor service that fails to meet public expectations. in an interview with the bbc, west midlands police chief dave thompson said budget cuts meant a full range of policing could not be delivered. sima kotecha reports. a taxidriver in birmingham. he says one afternoon, a group of men threw some bricks at him. he claims the police response

the man behind the message? shepherdet artist flexing his political activism. >> shepherd ferry. i heard it said that the campaign didn't ask you to do the poster. >> yeah. i didn't think the campaign would necessarily want to work with me because i thought that maybe i was too controversial a figure. i come from public enemy, mwa, you know, everybody i'm associated with is more or less an antagonist. i made the image, made half a million stickers and 3 million posters given away. >> all on your own dime? >> yeah. it was, like, what are you doing? that guy is out of the running shortly anyway. why bother? i did it really because i believed in it. that hope poster was, in many ways, trying to speak for a generation, a generation that had eight years of bush, had eight years of war. barack obama became, in many ways, a symbol, and that poster helped solidify that. >> listening to obama speak, i felt this is a guy who cares deeply about the well-being of the average person in the nation. he's as much a patriot as anyone cou

each of the now-weakened boys being brought out in a buddy dive, shepherded through the knee-high passagesivers. divers and rescuers have amassed hundreds of air tanks along the route. british divers have been teaching the boys how to dive and some of the basics of swimming. thai authorities say the boys will have to shimmy the way out they got in. but overnight the treacherousness of that tortured route became ever-more present. that massive rescue effort suffered its first loss. a former thai navy s.e.a.l., 38-year-old saman gunan died we'll working to deliver supplies to those in the cave. his dive partner found him unconscious in the water along the one-mile swim from where the boys are stranded back to the operation base in cave three. he posted this video before he left for his volunteer mission here. "may good luck be on your side to bring the boys home," he said. according to a statement posted by the thai.e.l, gunnan, a triathlete, had rejoined the s.e.a.l.s just to help rescue the boys. the s.e.a.l.s wrote, his determination and good intention will wlds be in the heart of all s.e

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on the issues of women's freedom to make her own health decisions, for example, yesterday whilst shepherding judge kavanaugh around the capital, vice president and said he wants to see roe v. wade overturned. this isn't an ancient belief that the country has h pushed aside. there are people in parts of the government. the president constantly and so many others who want to repeal roe v. wade tomorrow. americans should not be complacent. the vast majority of americans want to see it r in place. but there is ans act gave now personified by judge kavanaugh's elevation from a potential elevation, hope it doesn't happen to the bench. we have to be vigilant. vice president and remarks that he wants low overturned with a reminder that the president and vice president have explicitly promised to appoint curt constitutionalists to the supreme court who would quote, confine roe v. wade to history. those are the words of the vice president. justice kavanaugh -- judge kavanaugh has written about about environmental protection, consumer protections, common sense gun safety laws, all of which should be ca

the slope. but her german shepherd was the first to reach her. >> he made sure i wasn't in shock. he, you know, laid beside me, licked me, he was extremely comforting. >> reporter: a nurse and search and rescue volunteer nearby came to her aid and radioed for help. and a helicopter came to her aid. >> i said oh, crap. >> reporter: a minor blow to the ego of this navy vet. >> she cracked a joke at me, about the coast guard. we like to joke around with even other. which showed me she was in good spirits. >> reporter: they got her into the basket and up she went. later they brought her dog. he knows she cheated death. >> i didn't have an ice pick. >> reporter: next time she says she'll be a little more prepared. >> mountains are dangerous things. and i just feel like i underestimated it. >> what doesn't kill you. i love that. navy would have had everything she needed including the ice pick. >>> coming up, the theory about the queen's jewelry. >> and the sign language interpreter that truly slayed. "the skinny's" next. "the skinny's" next. dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date

the man behind the message? shepherdet artist flexing his political activism. >> shepherd ferry. i heard it said that the campaign didn't ask you to do the poster. >> yeah. i didn't think the campaign would necessarily want to work with me because i thought that maybe i was too controversial a figure. i come from public enemy, mwa, you know, everybody i'm associated with is more or less an antagonist. i made the image, made half a million stickers and 3 million posters given away. >> all on your own dime? >> yeah. it was, like, what are you doing? that guy is out of the running shortly anyway. why bother? i did it really because i believed in it. that hope poster was, in many ways, trying to speak for a generati generation, a generation that had eight years of bush, had eight years of war. barack obama became, in many ways, a symbol, and that poster helped solidify that. >> listening to obama speak, i felt this is a guy who cares deeply about the well-being of the average person in the nation. he's as much a patriot as a

the burial. >> doctor shepherd, the left. he mentioned the various ideologies of which genetics is a part but i'm a little uncomfortable with genetics along being responsible for increased what else you think is playing a role not. >> the expansion of the diagnostic criteria is one factor that everyone recognizes what we think of as autism was widened based on more in a way work beyond that i can't speculate is all kind of theory, environmental, et cetera to your right. >> you mentioned experiments being done on children. you something in the archive of specifically jewish and or gypsies were targeted for a particular part of the population. >> jewish children and gypsies were not kept in any kind of designated fashion. the children i'm dealing with were considered area. four of the children who perished at beagle front were jewish or half jewish so i can't speak on the work of the twins or anything like that. >> on the question of what happened to the bodies, over half the children perished, their brains were kept in jars an

but the others are being hunted by the sea shepherd, a nonprofit group that patrols the often hostile mexican coastline. meanwhile dr. goland, rojas beracho and a team of marine mammal scientists attempted a program. the idea was to bring a couple mammals into these sea pens hoping they multiply. using acoustics, these scientists captured their very first, a 6-month-old. >> she just swam really fast around and didn't settle down and appeared really agitated. that was the first vikita live ever to be handled and caught. >> reporter: but since she was too agitated they released her. the second animal stopped breathing likely from the stress of capture. three hours of attempting resuscitation she died in the arms of those trying to save her. >> that was one of the saddest moments. when they died, it hurts. it was that feeling. i don't think i cried so much in my life. >> reporter: the scientists agreed to end the program. they simply can't afford to lose another, plus they say stopping the demand is key to saving both species. u.s. customs has been on the lookout. in one undercover opera

they'll amplify them they'll copy the meanings and then around that you'll have the bots they will then we tweet all shepherds and all the sheep dogs and then they'll start we tweet each other and so a group of may be a dozen people can create the impression all anything between twenty and forty thousand tweets in iowa they can then push that hashtag into the trending list and so it throws a smokescreen over the whole idea of one man one vote somebody who controls ten thousand votes or one hundred thousand votes controlling one hundred thousand voices and they distort the debate. to disturbing use of twitter to mislead the public was demonstrated after a mass shooting in las vegas last year and another at a texas church. google searches prioritised false stories spread on twitter and facebook that the shooters were progressive democrats. most of them converts and members of anti from her radical anti fascist group all of the social media portals that we're speaking about are intimately connected in terms of how information flows. occur across all of the platforms and bought story a bill to sort of manipulate

on the issue of women's freedom to make her own health decisions, for example, yesterday, while shepherding judge kavanaugh around the capitol, vice president pence said he wants to see roe v. wade overturned. this isn't some ancient belief that the country has pushed aside. there are people in high parts of the government, the vice president yesterday, the president constantly, and so many others who want to repeal roe v. wade tomorrow. americans should not be complacent. the vast majority of americans want to see roe in place, but there is an active movement here now personified by judge kavanaugh's elevation, potential elevation -- hope it doesn't happen -- to the bench, and we have to be vigilant. vice president pence's remarks that he wants roe overturned was a prescient reminder that both the president and vice president have explicitly promised to, quote, appoint strict constitutionalists to the supreme court who would, quote, consign roe v. wade to the ash heap of history, unquote. those are the words of the vice president. justice kavanaugh has also -- judge kavanaugh has also writ