the yazidis activists isil might have released them and, this is just speculation because they were unwellid not see any reason holding onto the elderly who are sick. >> and do we know where they were held? because, of course, as you as a you alluded to isil controls mania sides villages in this part of the country. >> reporter: indeed. accord to this peshmerga command der who is at the frontline just about seven or eight-kilometers southeast of the city of kirkuk, he says he believes these people were held in the city of mosul. the second most important base for isil in iraq. he says that they were driven through a town not far away from the frontline that they are in before being released. he says it was as if it was intended that this people be brought to kurdish area and no longer remain in isil territory. as we know, there are thousands of yazidis still missing. we have been talking to some of the parents of some of the girls who are missing and any say they do not need any other help, the only thing they need is for their children to be returned for them. >> okay, for now mohammed he

i think most of our family is in this stage that we are unwell. some of us get sick. one of my brothers is hospitalized yesterday. so we just are kind of in a stage we hope everything is going to end soon. >> they hope it ends soon. bad weather is a problem. they are not having a great success of getting to the actual wreckage. search crews of the java sea with new ships, but the weather is not cooperating. let's go to ivan cabrera. >> at times you cannot see the java sea. it is covered by thunderstorm activity. amazing this time of year. storms set up here and it is difficult to get an extended period of dry weather. i don't think we will see that although saturday looks a little bit better. i'll show you the forecast in a second. there is the area of interest of course. you can see the thunderstorms just covering the entire java sea here with torrential rain. some of the thunderstorms have produced winds in excess of 50 miles an hour. that has led to what we have been talking about. upwards of 10 to 15-foot waves. not conditions you want divers in. we have to deal w

my husband is also unwell, we were really suffering here. >> the rain comes all day. at night the temperature drops to below zero degrees celsius. >> we are given bedding heaters and fuel. most of them came here with nothing. we cannot satisfy all their needs here. >> reporter: it's a situation that's bound to get worse. these people have little protection from the snow and flooding forecast for this weekend. the lives of thousands of displaced are at risk, warning that their capacity to help is hindered by a shortfall in funding. the u.n. fund asked for $440 million to help displaceed people. it received only halved of that. >> we have crises all over the world, we have syria we have the central african republic, we have trouble in yemen we have trouble in mali, all of these countries require resources to help people. >> reporter: at the mercy of the elements iraq's displaced people share the little they have. it looks like it's going to be a long winter. mohammad adow, al jazeera erbil in northern iraq. >>> more than 100 people have been killed and dozens of homes s

it is the body of henry who complains of feeling unwell. last night, he was dead. >>. is how the day ends at the main cemetery. -- here is how the day ends at the main cemetery. bbc news freetown. >> they be -- baby arthur just one of the many killed by ebola. the spread does seem to be slowing down. too many have already died. for good news, today christians are celebrating christmas. the greek orthodox community has reason to celebrate. right instruction -- reconstruction has started on the church. the new church designer has spoken to the bbc. >> we are building the reconstruction of the church of saint nicholas at ground zero. the idea is a tiny church. it is the location. it is the place. it is the significance. it was this tiny house and behind it, the twin towers. i was contracted to build this in a special place, ground zero. i was conscious that the church will be the only non-secular building in the area. the stones come from vermont. we could not bring the greek stones. we are the greek orthodox church of america. we will rebuild it with american stone. i wa

this is running after money or they were expensive to keep they were unwell. >> the reasons for kidnapping is varied. in this case they might be coming together. i.s. does not do things without a purpose and it may have suited them in those circumstances to make that release. the key problem and it is a good point to make that most kidnappings involve people of the country in which their group is operating, do not involve international figures. of course we notice it's when nationals of other countries are in videos. this is exploited by isil in this way. nevertheless, the sums of money paid are so large, this is a relatively low risk and high reward activity for terror groups and worst of all for the criminal networks that in some cases are taken to order and handing them to terrorist groups. >> thank you for making your point. an expert in terrorism. thank you for your expeer tease. let's turn to the crisis in eastern ukraine. an escalation in violence there. the city has been badly shelled. prorussian rebels say they control that airport. each side accused the other of breaching a cease

i'm unwell no one helped us in years. >> reporter: hundreds of families live in the apartments. the u.n. is here to distribute material for people to cover their apartments with... >> we'll listen live to the leader of the left-wing syriza party speaking in athens. >> translation: it will be hard work. the greek people's decision closes in an undoubtable way the vicious circle of austerity in our country. people say, you'll say the day cancels the memorandum of austerity and disaster. greek people say it makes pleasure a thing of the past for our european future. we are fully aware - we are fully aware that greek people - doesn't give us blank check. it gives us an order of national remissions, of social coherence in our country. we are going to form a government of all the greek people. we trust every greek person - man and woman, regardless of whom voted for us or not, we fight together to rebuild our country on new steady foundations of justice and development. it is the day friends, citizens of athens - and i refer to every greek man and woman. today there are no winners and

and he was unwell. he was in europe visiting some naval establishments. the trunks were sent home. eleanor, being dutiful wife unpacked hem and there were the -- them and there were the love letters wrapped up. and that led to a confrontation between eleanor and franklin where they worked out a deal and that was to say if you really want to go as far as you can go in politics, you will need to have an unblemished private life. i could halt your career in a moment's notice if we get a divorce, so let's work it out in this way. you carry on, you never see lucy mercer again, and you allow me to live an independent life, and i will express my own views. and what's more when you become in a position of power you will take notice of them and you will try to put them into action. they seal this deal with a trip back across the atlantic in 1918. the treaty of versailles was being negotiated in paris and woodrow wilson was presiding over it. on the way out, franklin roosevelt's great mentor -- his fifth cousin teddy roosevelt, former president -- died. teddy roosevelt as you may remember, w

health officials say after she landed in scotland where she lives, he began to feel unwell.gh level isolation unit in london. that hospital announced this weekend that she's now recovered. save the children is trying to figure out how he contracted ebola. >>> in the u.s. the 2016 presidential race got off to its unusual start over the weekend. it gave presidential candidates a chance to introduce themselves. among a speakers real estate mogul donald trump. here's what he had to say. >> so you didn't have romney he choked. you can't have bush. the last thing we need is another bush. >> trump says he'll make his decision before june. >>> the head coach of the nfl's new england patriots strongly denies cheating in the playoff game a week ago. league officials say the footballs used by the team were a little soft inflated at lower pressure than the league stipulates over their win against the united states. the nfl is investigating whether the patriots did it deliberately. on saturday the head coach said that the team found that the balls deflate on their own in outdoor conditio

believe that as she was waiting for her grandson to come out of the store, she startedded feeling unwellt the time everyone is out of the hospital except one male. >> reporter: that man's condition improved today and that their condition is the reason for the crash. >> we don't anticipate any arrest. we think that's going to be the cause. >> reporter: the driver's daughter describes her as an independent woman, someone who picked up the children from school and drove to chemotherapy. the family says that will now change. >> it's terrible. you hope for the best. >> reporter: still shoppers say it could have been worse. sue kumar was at macy's at the time of the crash. >> i was here on 445. and it was empty. so it was not too busy. >> reporter: of the injured, sam suffered panic attack. everybody else cuts. >> whoever is in the hospital we will pray for them. >> reporter: while one contractor's estimate it could take four to six weeks to replace those doors. ann rubin. kt ktvu. >>> a dog stolen three years ago is found. >>> there's dense fog in your forecast. and when things will finally b

. >> it's in this space that we are unwell. some of us one of my brothers is hospital today. >> now, experts in general say the more luggage, people and more plane parts that they find intact would indicate that the plane hit the water in one piece. that would hint there was a mechanical error or a stalin stead of a mid-air breakup due to any sort of explosion. alison? >> scott, thank you. and now back here locally, three months and at least seven people charged with allegedly stealing jewelry and other valuables from the homes they were hired to clean and repair. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis live in potomac with this story you'll see only on 7. kevin? >> alison we're in this neighborhood because police say that a cleaning lady a trusted cleaning lady at that recently stole two rings and a gold pair of earrings from a home here. all combined that family now out $9,000 and they are not alone alone. >> she was my -- >> she runs a cleaning company. her employee maria grenadas one of seven service workers currently accuse

they believe as she waited for her grandson to get out of the store, she began to feel unwell becameacted and possibly pressed the gas instead of the break. six people were hurt, one critically. the family says they are devastated. >> at this time everyone is at the hospital except for one male. >> reporter: newark police say that man's condition improved today. >> we don't anticipate any arrests. >> reporter: the driver's daughter describes her as an independent woman, someone who picked up her grand kids from school and someone who drove herself to chemotherapy. the family says that will now change. >> it's terrible. you hope for the best. >> reporter: still shoppers say it could have been worse. sue was at macy's in the minutes before the crash. >> i was here around 4:45. it was e. -- empty. the store was not too busy. >> whoever is in the hospital, get well soon. >> reporter: macy's says there appears to be no structural damage to the building. by one estimate it could take four to six weeks to replace those doors. >>> an ohio man is scheduled to appear in federal court tomorrow.

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it's the body of a 37-year-old man, he complained of feeling unwell over the weekend.yesterday, last night, in fact he was dead. here's how the day ends. at the capital's main cemetery. baby alpha is laid to rest. his father whispering a solemn prayer. tulip mazumdar bbc news freetown. >>> do stay with us. coming up in the next half-hour here on "gmt," we'll take you live again to paris and bring you right up to date with ongoing developments. tension incredibly high in the city. french authorities are hunting now for two heavily armed brothers that they fear will strike again after they methodically killed 12 people at the "charlie hebdo" offices yesterday. we'll have more for you coming up. stay with us. you know, if you play football for a long time like i did you're gonna learn to deal with alot of pain. but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of little blisters. red, ugly stuff. lots of 'em. not a go

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