you know we have seen people have varied under the rubble of this increasing storing trisha and area people are not able to who were chasing food riots we have seen what we've never seen before really a level of suffering we meant enthusing that here that is aimed at t.v. it's been really really devastating it's very hard to describe his really difficult to find the right words for that absolutely words do fail us but we have to continue and try to describe what's going on on the ground as you alluded to this is an area that's been under government siege for years it has also been the site of the twenty thirty nine alleged chemical attack what do you fear will happen to those thousands of civilians now that the syrian government seems ready to retake the territory at any cost. i think we're afraid that something very similar will happen that we have witnessed and now that the before that this kind of you know only a pre looted tour from an offensive to take the last thing place that are held by the syrian rebels in syria we have a similar situation is deliberate see it's a similar ki

. >> garth brooks have a photographic memory of the day trisha yearwood walked in the studio to do awith him. >> she was wearing an open played kind of shirt. not flannel. she had what we would call like a white muscle shirt underneath. little jeans. >> melissa mccarthy met her husband ben in a comedy club group. reese witherspoon didn't meet her husband through work. he tstepped in when a drunken friend was hitting on her. jayson bateman met hit wife at a hockey game. >> i bought her a hot dog and beer and that was it. >> i like it. jennifer garner and josh duhamel are a couple on screen. off screen, don't count on it. josh put a stop to the rumors. >> the rumors of a love connection began when they were shooting the movie love simon. they play the parents of a closeted gay teen. josh said they're not a company. >> the rumors about you and jennifer are they true? >> no. >> why are you they making it up? >> i don't know, man. >> we love how jen shares her live on instagram. she have posted a not so glamorous struggle with a mouth guard. earlier this week we showed jen selling girl sc

trisha is an amazing cook. what are you going to prepare? eating is what i do best.it whatever it is. ♪ >> with over 148 million albums sold garth was named the first inductee into the live hall of fame. we got to celebrate his 56th birthday. >> do you have a birthday wish anymore? >> you have kids the second they get college age they disappear. father's day, my birthday and christmas are the three days of my life i get to see all my girls around one table and thank god with for their health and happiness. >> have you noticed the ladies have been so much tougher when it comes to the pepper challenge. >> isn't that everything in life? >> i meant the pepper challenge. >> garth has been spending more time at home because his concert tour ended in december. he told us he's thinking about hitting the road again for a stadium tour. >> up next -- >> how john stamos celebrated his honeymoon with his pregnant life. >> the 45-year-old star which spotted on the beach with his teenage girlfriend. >> then he's dressed oprah, angelina and kelly clarkson. we're with christian siria

. >> trisha yearwood just tried goat yoga. >> when you're in that position you know there's a goat onxplain some scratches and hoof marks. garth was fine with it. >> what are some other celeb secrets. pilates indicate hudson does collagen smoothies. hallie berry works out with her trainer. gwyneth has tried steaming her lady parts to bee stings. >> the bee sting has these amazing healing properties. >> is it really painful? >> of course it's [ bleep ] painful. >> i've been wrapped in foil. >> girl, i felt hot and sticky and wanted to take a shower. i want to try the pedicure with the fish that eat the dead skin. >> mandy more, demi lovato have tried cryotherapy. it burns 800 calories in three minutes. >> it's freezing. i don't like this. >> it's not so bad. >> maybe the most interesting beauty tip we heard comes from sandra bullock, use preparation h for lines and under eye bags. >> if you want to put butt cream on your face, put that butt cream on your face. >> she looks amaze. >> we know somebody who does that. >> anyway -- >> check out catherine heigl. >> this is one year after she

very important for me and up the score moment but good day for two months for what's happened to trisha supersymmetry we had to play with desire he once again time and wants to perform well in order to make it to the world cup with belgium and it's you know it's a great thing for us i think of political to shift difference. i returned and a new beginning sounds like a good thing to be famous and still got the booby pinching her here. he's on a survival mission. the new coach. typhoon call could. a local lad who grew up in shock well that's indeed him to the supporters of the defensemen the fans will judge me based on my success that's a fact is fact. is a kind soul not a tough disciplinary and his record two wins in twenty four does league games how does that go down with the fans. choice of. most polls showing stuff are going to kind of family know which pushed the mug shot by the. administration it was hardly false trying to get aboard. a well for the fans did want another local boy mario gomez making his return to vols but after leaving in january they greeted him with flowers as a t

use of practice and it needs to stop but trisha mcginnis from the california advocates for nursing home reform told us that the use of anti-psychotic drugs poses a real threat to the lives of people with dementia at least one hundred seventy nine thousand people every week who are treated and who have dementia who are treated with anti-psychotic drugs. it's easier to drug somebody up it's less expensive than having adequate staff we have very we can force but system in this country certainly in california it's weak so one of the ways to control people and control behavior people who have dimensions to give them and i psychotic drugs even the f.d.a. has noted that you're when you give somebody with dementia anti-psychotic drugs you have a two times higher chance of death it can cause people to like you said before to become zombies and i psychotic drugs can cause death and i psychotic drugs can cause heart palpitations and heart issues with people we really have to look at what is informed consent and make it national make it at a federal level that this isn't form consent and unless and

with me is trisha andres, commissioning editor at telegraph travel. thank you for coming in.ot ask you about your experience! what is it that the caa is looking at? your experience! what is it that the (aa is looking at? it is a review to see a few things, one of them being if airlines are deliberately charging passengers to sit together and whether they are being transparent and fair about how they advertise these extra charges, whether you can see it on the site in the early stages of the booking process. some of the research they conducted themselves, they talked about 4000 passengers and it looks like quite a lot of them did know, more than half were told before they booked, that they would have to pay more if they wanted to sit together. there is an argument saying that if the airlines have this policy, which is to make money because it does not matter to them whether people sit together or apart, unless there are a weight issues in play, on that basis they are telling us they are doing it and they are doing it, so what is wrong? consumers are being coerced to pay to sit

search whole journal back trisha it's all for you and. the void in meaning that. the new silk road planned by xi jinping runs for ten thousand kilometers on road and on rail it crosses western china kazakhstan russia and will run all the way to europe it's a huge construction site. but what are china's true intentions behind this mega project. the many by the way in my opinion this project will change the development of the economy and society but it will definitely have long term geopolitical implications to judea. the new silk road crosses central asia the russian sphere of influence. the near putin and the xi jinping regularly affirm their geo strategic alliance but this new chinese project could have a massive impact on the relationship between the two countries and in the long term it could do the same to the power balance in the whole of eurasia. group in the past the silk road was called the axis of the world if you control that road you control the world. china has. chosen the city of chong shing as the starting point for its new silk road. with a populati

. >> reporter: for morin and trisha, it started like any ordinary day.birth to a daughter. a baby sister for her two little boys. >> we were very excited. she was healthy and i felt great. >> reporter: the weeks following were stressful, and while her blood pressure was mildly elevated, her doctor saw her and sent her home with medication. it was a week later, five weeks after delivery, when things went horribly wrong. >> i felt like pressure, possibly gas, acid reflux. i wasn't sure what it was. the baby was having a hard time nursing. one of my arms went numb. i started getting nauseous. cold sweats. >> reporter: she called her husband. >> something is wrong. and i think i need help. >> reporter: trisha sullivan says she has never been much of an athlete. >> i thought, well, i can ride a bike. so i made it my personal goal to really get into bike riding to stay healthy. >> reporter: so the first grade teacher decided to do a bike ride for a cause. >> i was bound and determined to do this 100 miles. >> reporter: after training extensively, she was ready

. >> reporter: the message resonates with trisha, who nearly died in a motorcycle crash. >> what he says is powerful. motivating. >> she started watching in the hospital on her phone and then also we were bringing her books, like her friend and family to read. so she got involved that way. >> reporter: the houston's preachers took heat last year during hurricane harvey. some questioned whether their mega church was doing enough to house people displaced by flooding. >> we would do better next time because we have people there. but you know, the city didn't know it was going to be that kind of flood either. they had failures too. but you know what, we give them grace. >> the own thought i have on that, that's him and god. he have the deal with that. >> reporter: osteen's net worth is estimated between 40 and $60 million. he says he stopped taking a church salary following the success of his books. >> never done any of this to make money. i never dreamed my books would sell tens of millions of copies. >> tickets cost $15 each, and event organizers say they have sold more than 0,00060s. in

international olympic committee said it had taken note of reports of a drop in case on monday alexander trishalidsky who won a bronze medal along with his wife and mixed doubles curling is suspected of having tested positive for dhoni m if confirmed it would be a major blow to russia's halfords to emerge from the drug cheating scandal the i.o.c. is currently investigating the issue. now days after gaining world number one status for the first time in six years tennis star roger federer has won his ninety seven career title at the rotterdam open facing world number on record from ever a broke the bulgarian early. there at the swiss remain on top he cruised through the match sealing victory in just fifty five minutes. thirty six federer is the oldest male tennis player to be right number one in the world. you're watching t w news still to come the munich security conference reveals rising tensions in the middle east could they ignite a wider conflict do you know when you hear some germany's green party foreign policy spokesman. and powerful drama about a ten year old girl torn between her birth

. >> reporter: trisha sullivan says she has never been much of an athlete. >> i thought, well, i canhe first grade teacher decided to do a bike ride for a cause. >> i was bound and determined to do this 100 miles. >> reporter: after training extensively she was ready but early on in the ride something wasn't right. >> i just kept dropping back. i couldn't keep up. i was short of breath. but we all chocked it up to nerves. >> reporter: she rode only 57 of the 100 miles that day. three days later experiencing sore airports and heartburn and that night in bed her world went fuzzy >> that's when i screamed to my husband and as i did that, i fell. i passed out and i heard like a loud crash and i realized i had hit my head on the nightstand. >> reporter: what both experienced was a little known type of heart attack called sponge takenous coronary artery dissection or scad. >> the doctors explained it to me. >> i had never heart of it. that is this? >> and dr. jen ashton joins us now. these two women, they reached out to you last year. >> they wanted to share their story, robin, because mos