and stayed at first in a refugee shelter in friedland in central germany that's where she met klaus vanna half the love of her life they got married in as figure but not everybody has accepted their relationship or. their rank. at the end of two thousand and fifteen summer organized into a cultural event called let's talk. i said how different the series from i had the feeling i was fifteen or sixteen again. when our eyes met i felt like i was in america around in my heart beating so fast well back of your. question. and i was fifty two but i really felt it when i rise found each other. and look how good he looks like a young man. who should be having a really wonderful what did you most miss you know you can end up so talk to. a lot i missed my mother was a router with a traditional arab huge elation that. i missed my brothers and sister i was in my parents a pride but close because but close was there for me. there that a part of that i missed a lot of the kids but maybe that's the way i am. i suffer the pain and don't talk about it you can bust out of that for a kid but of course i had

the cuban capital have vanna is celebrating its five hundred and a verse or and with the chinese developing a taste for cigars the island signature product has many years left in it yet. and finally if you're looking for a good place for dinner why not go for the very best as in the best restaurant in the world that's the honor that's just been bestowed by the paris based world restaurant awards on a south african beach interest the restaurant get only seats twenty it offers local fare like shellfish oysters and seagrass that was grown nearby its tasting menu costs about sixty dollars a fraction of what most top restaurants tragic chef cole was fun america says he would not be hiking priests. and that's our show for today if you want more you can always go to our upside dot com slash business. watching. the virus is back the death toll from ebola is rising rapidly in the democratic republic of congo. the world health organization fears it could become an epidemic . a group struggling to contain the outbreak are hampered by various problems in the country. now they're pinning their hopes on

so vanna is out and about right now.verybody has snuck their way into town and into her place while she runs around with her man to run some errands. this shot here is of their new home. savannah and her man, chris, they built their home, which is awesome. you see that everybody is there on the top floor waiting for savannah and chris towe've got near the fireplace. >> savannah walks into the room. he has a big old serious question for her. >> i love you. you're my best friend. >> bold move there. building a house before the proposal? what if she says no? >> he was pretty sure about her love. >> will you marry me? >> yes! >> just like that. he pops the question. she says yes. clearly she really wanted this. >> this is pretty special. they built the house. this is where the proposal took place this is where so many other happy memories will happen, too. you're right. the next most beautiful memory comes next. >> surprise! >> whoa! [ cheers ] >> before she has the ring on her finger, her family had come into town from hund

wheel of vanna wer, d peace activist yoko ono turns 86 on this day. mena. >> i'm marlie hall.t here on nbc. president )s day. ad lib live picture of fremont. it )s cold out there >>> monday, february 18th, presidents day, a great three-day weekend for a lot of you out there. a live look in fremont, it is a cold start to the morning. good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington, and it says it right there on the screen, 37 degrees. >> it is cold. i had to scrape the windshield this morning. >> did you? >> yep. >> you had to do that and freezing temperatures in parts of the bay area. here is a look at livermore, down to 30 degrees, and fog in the area so watch out for freezing fog that could deposit ice on the roadways, especially those bridgesoverpass. watch out for icy conditions in parts of the north bay. we've h

she went on hello my name is mr vanna. but when you get paid to attend your institute interest in from abu dhabi . can i show your thanks. yes i tried to follow you and they don't know this man and you understand him too. so. you can't talk to me like this. please leave my office it was a lesson but why don't you have to comment. you don't have an appointment i don't think what you're doing is ok police are now investigating a suspected people smuggling operation the offices and arrest him were searched in summer two thousand and eighteen during a recession like second dress then we came across clear cases of the organized abuse of student visa regulations. there are no clear statistics about this form of human smuggling. we don't believe that law enforcement alone will solve the problem we don't believe that development alone will solve the problem we need a mixture of different measures there needs to be opportunities for people more opportunities for people to move legally there also needs to be we need to have tougher

. >> is a vanna -- savannah had no coat, no money, no car. where would she go?ve that. >> so far police have searched a home and seize add car in this rural county. they have not indicated if that is the house where savannah ended up. trace? >> trace: matt, a group of volunteers drove from louisiana to help police. >> yes. they're call the cajun coast search and rescue crew. they drove 900 miles to assist kentucky police. right now they say they're searching the nearby kentucky river for any evidence. savannah's mother says savannah was a very responsible young mother who was always in touch and even paranoid about her phone dying. her mother is heart broken and confused for not hearing from her a month later and tomorrow would have -- will be savannah's 23rd birthday, trace. >> trace: matt finn reporting live. thank you. president trump's convicted former campaign chairman in court today in washington d.c. prosecutors say he repeatedly lied to the feds in the special counsel's investigation. his lawyers said he didn't lie and has tried to correct any errors he

a.m., vanna jones on criminal justice reform and innovative strategies.fter 11:00 a.m., chair and ceo jamie dimon on the intersection of public policy and the modern economy. then sunday, live coverage continues at 9:00 a.m. as governors look at the u.s. -mexico-canada trade agreement. and the governor asa hutchinson discusses education policy. watch the national governors association winter meeting live this weekend on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. tv, starting at noon eastern, coverage of the 12th annual savannah book festival from savannah, georgia. this year's authors include "the author of "with every man author of the book "immunotherapy in the race to cure cancer." sunday night on afterwords, the washington post's jason was ion recalls the 444 days he was held in an iranian prison in his book , "prisoner." he is interviewed by a congressman. >> you recounted that it was a terrible day. you were arrested by gunpoint. you had masked men take you and your appointment. you were blindfolded and driven to one of the most n