little rats aboard pictured here with his mom and dad she wasn't with them but imagine her pain when she had to identify the bodies of her child and husband or even surviving is easy. some see he jumped others that his father threw him out of the window in a desperate effort to save his little boy before succumbing to the smoke him self there are too many to mention here but the point is made a list of names is one thing but it's only when you get to know them just a little that the depth of this tragedy really hits you. we do have an update on the boy who jumped out of a window at the burning shopping mall he was in an induced coma due to the severity of his injuries but he's now conscious again however he's still unaware that he lost both his parents and his little sister and fire. on me while donations have been flooding in for the victims the russian red cross alone has received fourteen million rubles that's almost a quarter of a million dollars so far. yesterday the russian red cross announced a fundraiser to help those affected by the incident people have responded extremely w

promise that he could remain on as foreign minister and he quoted his daughter as apparently saying look dad you have more time with us now it's not so bad what i have to say you will it's much better than spending time with that man with the head in the face meeting martin this was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back as much as it is valued as somebody who is very smart very fast thinker very analytical we saw that also at the munich security conference recently where he mapped out what he felt is europe's necessity to act particularly on the international scene to stand together and he's also seen as somebody who was always very difficult to handle and his party particularly the party leadership and the analysis now on all sides drew the line allowing him to come into the new cabinet with angela merkel the continuation of this current government and there is now it's the end of a political career absolutely he's of the running also who are the likely candidates who could replace him as a former foreign minister for the s.p.d. there's a lot of discussion now it could because it

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i am glad the dad is speaking out. absolutely, our children are most important and we need to take steps to protect them. ruth cake, "hats off? hats off, to the dad, he taught the daughter right."rebecca nelson and ruth cake are talking about this dad... david henry sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood.david henry. "he said do i know you? do i recognize you from the market? and she said no. henry says his daughter stayed strong keeping her distance from the man. henry. he had his door open, he said his window was broken, fortunately, an att technician was in the area and walked over, and the man drove away and waived.they got a license plate, turned it over to sonoma county sheriff's deputies who arrested kottler on an annoying or molesting a victim under 18 offense. but several hours after his arrest, kottler was let out of jail on bail. with the department issuing a warning s

the mall after the time it's probably the busiest time of the week sunday afternoon you know moms and dads i'd shopping maybe leave their kids on a playground at the cinema and come back a little bit later for them this is what makes it all the more tragic what we know at this stage about what occurred yeah i mean can you imagine a normal sunday going out with your family doing what lots of people do which is you know enjoy the shopping mall allow your children to go and enjoy the sights it really is a tragic situation that was saying in the fire happened in the shopping mall in the city on sunday afternoon and it was contained twelve hours later so i imagine what they were fighting that absolutely huge approximately six hundred square meters again that just shows the size of the building is in the. a little bit of a mass there were reports as well as you're about some of the fire crew teams had to wait because it was so large to actually get to the top four to put out the blaze that's how big it was yeah exactly and it just shows the enormity of the situation and obviously the building is

little rats aboard pictured here with his mom and dad she wasn't with them but imagine her pain when she had to identify the bodies of her child and husband or even surviving is easy. some say he jumped others that his father threw him out of the window in a desperate effort to save his little boy before succumbing to the smoke himself his parents and little sister. there are too many to mention here but the point is made a list of names is one thing but it's only when you get to know them just a little that the depth of this tragedy really hits you. was. was that we have got to do this a little as i said in the house yesterday this isn't just a matter of the u.k.'s position and working with you case i think in the national security interests of the individual countries concerned so theresa may has appeared in front of the parliamentary liaison committee following the mass exposed expulsion of russian diplomats now she commended the rising number of countries that have expelled diplomats commending this unified response from the countries she says it's not just in the interest of the

believe everything that sort of who sits on the internet would go through it just madness in munda dad who are a modern daughter forty five hundred twelve years old and the father yesterday he was another and he got a call that there was a fire in the shopping mall he spoke to his wife a few hours earlier and he knew that they had gone there when he came all the earlier today he had health issues was his heart when he got the news about his family. you know details are emerging and another woman who escaped the blaze of the fire alarm sounded in the shopping mall during the police. did you can't instead of complicit with his i was into the shows but not the sheep is that it meow he's the queen that seem to live. in the new clues from which it would be possible that it is actually possible that she was going to clear up the pickle pretty. much all. the much if you kill even if it was a movie didn't you say. yeah that is something we have been hearing from other witnesses as well according to the latest figures we have right now sixteen people remain missing the families of the victims m

my dad god rest of my mother were what were smart but they belonged to a generation that had no chance of education my father became a barman my mother became my hairdresser they would have loved to have the chance to stay on school after fourteen but it just didn't happen when i got into university i was the order of nine children the first of my family you know to go to college. and my parents were so enthralled that they took the whole nine of us including the baby who was my mother's youngest child who was then only a matter of a few months old they took us out to lunch we'd never been to lunch before and. i had just got my a level results so i knew i was getting and cleans to do law but we got the school. what happened was the girl who were serving us came along with the menu and i can still remember my father giving it to me for me to order for all of us i remember the pathos of that that some home my father felt increasingly there was a gap between him and his daughter who was nice to become an educated person because my parents had wonder in their eyes at the idea of being in t

my dad god rest of my mother were what were smart but they belonged to a generation that had no chance of education my father became a barman my mother became my hairdresser they would have loved it had the chance to stay on school after fourteen but it just didn't happen when i got into university i was the wards of nine children the first of my family. were to go to college and my parents were so enthralled that they took the whole nine of us including the baby who was my mother's youngest child who was then only a matter of a few months old they took us to lunch we'd never been to lunch before and. i had just got my a level results so i knew i was getting the queen's to do law. school. what happened was the girl who were serving us came along with the menu and i can still remember my father giving it to me for me to order for all of us i remember the pathos of that some home my father felt increasingly there was a gap between him and his daughter who was nigh to become an educated person because my parents had wonder in their eyes at the idea of being in the company of educated peop

my dad was a mine of a violent alcoholic and my mom worked at the pit not down the pit in the cow. auntie my granddad was a miner his dad was a miner and i grew up and i was a spurs i was militarized by the same or going on a music kid in you know not really understanding what was going on for bread and milk and stuff law and what do you think about those people don't even know about this history and i think people care to be honest like i don't think north of watford i don't think care this country. is what's going on north of watford it's all about what's happening in the capito and yet issues like illiteracy i understand that these days they exist to these communities yeah definitely a day yeah i mean i mean a lot of people grew up here and so what we've called maybe a dull culture karna thing because it's nothing there for him and it's omar sly the didn't bother going to school because they're the generations that they looked up to you know the lives older than them and they didn't work or anything not so there's a lot what's the point anyone listening to the debut album is goi

whatever it takes to cling to power those are you know those are hamas rules he learned that from his dad who kill your own people is dead killed fifty thousand people in a city called on the killed everybody that was in revolt against them and they literally paved over the city bulldozed down their houses and paid it paid for their cities he watched his dad do it he's going to do the same thing and look he's backed by the iranians who you know their goal is to have a an empire that stretches from the mediterranean you know all the way to the red sea and they want to they want to have their influence in iraq they want to control syria they want to control lebanon through hezbollah alternately they'd like to encircle and conquer israel if they could these are very brutal people they're very hard people and and we've got to stand up to them so career once was to talk to north korea good or bad look it's always worth talking there's you know i don't know i'm a i'm a diplomat i think you always have to talk it has to be backed up by strong policy strong sanctions policies and we've got always

paved over the city bulldozed down their houses and paid zero paid for their cities he watched his dad do it he's going to do the same thing and look he's backed by the iranians who you know their goal is to have a an empire that stretches from the mediterranean you know all the way to the red sea and they want to they want to have their influence in iraq they want to control syria they want to control lebanon through hezbollah alternately they'd like to circle and conquer israel if they could these are very brutal people they're very hard people and and we've got to stand up to south korea wants is to talk to north korea good or bad. look it's always worth talking there's you know i don't know her i'm a i'm a diplomat i think you always have to talk it has to be backed up by strong policy strong sanctions policies and we've got always leave options on the table but there's no reason not to talk. the south korea says don't have preconditions now you're a veteran diplomat why are there preconditions to talks you know what you don't want to deal with some of these dictatorships is that y

i am glad the dad is speaking out. absolutely, our children are most important and we need to take steps to protect them. ruth cake, "hats off? hats off, to the dad, he taught the daughter right."rebecca nelson and ruth cake are talking about this dad... david henry sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood.david henry. "he said do i know you? do i recognize you from the market? and she said no. henry says his daughter stayed strong keeping her distance from the man. henry. he had his door open, he said his window was broken, fortunately, an att technician was in the area and walked over, and the man drove away and waived.they got a license plate, turned it over to sonoma county sheriff's deputies who arrested kottler on an annoying or molesting a victim under 18 offense. but several hours after his arrest, kottler was let out of jail on bail. with the department issuing a warning s

s christopher wiley said dad i gather that unlawfully was used to manipulate people in the u.k. to vote to leave the european union lawrence the reports. christopher what his extraordinary relations are now casting a shadow over democratic elections on both sides of the atlantic here he was speaking to a u.k. government committee explaining how he knew that public opinion had been unlawfully manipulated before the referendum which is leading to the u.k. leaving the european union to irrevocably alter the constitutional settlement of this country on fraud is a mutilation of the constitutional settlement of this country and you cannot call yourself a lever you cannot call yourself somebody who believes in british law and and win by breaking british law in order to achieve that. while the central claim is that the campaign group to leave the european union hired an offshoot of cambridge analytical the data mining company accused of harvesting personal details of millions of people through facebook and manipulating opinions in an attempt to put on trump in the white house the compan

my dad was a mine of a violent alcoholic and my mom worked at the pit not down the pit or in the. auntie my granddad was a minor his dad was a miner and i grew up and i was a spurs i was militarized by the same order going on a music kid in you know not really understanding what was going on for bread and milk crate and stuff law and was using a bicycle don't even know about this history i don't think people care to be honest like i don't think north of watford i don't think air this country. is what's going on north of watford as it's all about what's happening in the capito and yet issues like illiteracy i understand the days they exist in these communities yeah definitely a day yeah i mean i mean a lot of people grew up in so what we'd call a stop maybe a dull culture karna thing because it's nothing there for him and so my sly the they didn't bother going to school because they're the generations that they looked up to you know the lives older than them and they didn't work or anything not so what's the point anyone listening to the debut album was going to lose that inspires

>> dad, why are you putting me under the stairs? dad, please be careful. >> dial 91 within. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> they're on my front lawn. i think they're here. >> "death wish" scoring just 9% on rotten tomatoes. never flatlined but never delivers the thrills you expect to see in this type of genre piece. it's the 2018 version is riddled with more plot holes than bullet holes. that's not the review you want. >> next red sparrow, jennifer lawrence is playing a russian ballerina who sursuffers a career ending injury. and she meets a cia agent who tries to convince her he's the only person she can trust. >> did you want me to know you're following me or are you just clum zae? >> you always want tuse think we're so interested, don't you? >> my uncle helped me get the job. >> your uncle is a very poreful man. >> in my country if you don't matter to a man in power, you do not matter. >> i want to see you again. >> why? are we going to become friends? >> if you do not matter to the men in power, you do not patter. i leak it.

paved over the city bulldozed down their houses and paid it paved over their cities he watched his dad do it i he's going to do the same thing and look he's backed by the iranians who you know their goal is to have a an empire that stretches from the mediterranean you know all the way to the red sea and they want to they want to have their influence in iraq they want to control syria they want to control lebanon through hezbollah alternately they'd like to encircle and conquer israel if they could these are very brutal people they're very hard people and and we've got to stand up to south korea wants is to talk to north korea good or bad. look it's always worth talking there's you know i don't i'm a i'm a diplomat i think you always have to talk it has to be backed up by strong policy strong sanctions policies and we've got always leave options on the table but there's no reason not to talk. the south korea says don't have preconditions now you're a veteran diplomat why are there preconditions to talks you know what you don't want to deal with some of these dictatorships is that you do

there were dads, brothers, husbands and that shop. my son goes there to do homework in the back. >> reporter: one man was panicked trying to tell police that children were in the building. camera video shows the pandemonium. two officers fired 26 rounds. >> he was struck approximately 18 times. >> reporter: police expressed condolences to the relatives who spoke. >> he was family. we will always remember him and this devastating parnevik incident. wood -- >> reporter: the family is divided over whether the force was justified. >> we do not have hatred toward the police department or officers on the scene. >> i am looking for more answers. i'm not satisfied so far. >> reporter: emotions boiled over tonight. tensions between the family and those loyal to the barbers and the shop. some shoving, some shouting and police ushered everyone outside to cool off. the original call was from his parents. they said he flashed a gun, he had threatened them and tried to break into their house. >>> in sacramento there were peaceful protests this even

do you still think about your dad every day? >> oh, yeah, and that's one of the reasons why i wrote the book to keep him with him and to keep his legacy alive. >> what made me laugh when we were walking down here, i said, did your dad teach you basketball. no? >> no, did you see how big he is? he didn't have an athletic body in his -- didn't have an athletic bone in his body. >> you're playing basketball, then you find out at halftime your father had his life taken from him? >> yeah, i was taken out of the game at halftime, and they told me that there's been an incident, and i later found out that may dad was shot in front of my school. >> wow. i mean -- and then you somehow have to finish your season. you go on, and you guys won the state that year. >> yeah, we won the statement good things happened, though. i became a mcdonald's all- american. we won the state championship. everything isn't as bad as it seems. >> i'm laughing, pam and steve. when we were down the road on van ness, tirkz erra said, i gist ear using botox now, b

broken promises and he showed himself rather political injured and quoted his daughter saying to him dad don't be sad will spend more time together now and it's better than spending time with that man with the hair and the face now this quote was seen really as something does that disqualified him for holding any high office no matter the fact that martin source in the end was forced to basically withdraw his intention of becoming foreign minister himself there was although this campaign launched by the goblet in recent weeks accompli described in any other way to get back into favor with his comrades at the social democrat party but also at a speech at the new security conference that through quite a bit of attention mapping out his vision for a more united europe once again pointing out his credentials in the end it wasn't enough and his and his political career will now shrink to the size of a normal m.p. he will remain as a normal m.p. in this tug so all the uncertainty about his future now is a little bit who is not likely due to police as germany's next foreign minister but it's qu

dads don't take sick days... dads take dayquil severe. the non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat... ...stuffy head, no sick days medicine. >>> stormy daniels broke her silence on the one-night stand with donald trump. before he became president. and details, ended up on the cutting room floor. we take you behind the scenes of the interview with this installment of 60 minutes overtime. >> anderson, you interviewed porn star, stormy daniels about her alleged affair with the president. you said in the clip that was released, you're not 100% sure why she is doing this 60 minutes interview. >> aren't you taking a big risk? >> i am. >> i guess i'm not, i'm not 100% sure why you are doing this. >> could viewers say the same thing to you they're not 100% sure why you and 60 minutes are doing the stormy daniels interview? >> sure some people will say that. given the level of interest, i think there are plenty of people who would understand why we would be interested in doing the story. one a human story about somebody who says they had

here's what she had to say all it comes down to is why your dad was authored to all the politicians out there if you take money from the n.r.a. you have chosen. if you have not expressed your constituents in public stance on this issue you have chosen to ask if you do not stand with us by saying we need to cause commonsense gun legislation you have chosen and not of the millions of people marching in this country today will stop until they see those against us out of office because we. always thought she was ok. and our correspondent out of town a phenomena in washington after the march for life looks like there's quite a crowd behind you this could become even a larger protest than the women's march in twenty seventeen tell us about the atmosphere there and tell us who's there with you right now. i would describe the atmosphere here as a mixture of determination and confidence because the students i talked to are confidence that they can make a difference one of them is joining me right now it's amanda she's from new york amanda you came here from new york with your friends why was it

authorities dad in the midst militants who attacked multiple targets trying to do good there's been gunfire and explosions and officials say other attackers could still be at large also coming up . shaky daily cease fire fails to offer relief to people trapped in syria's eastern ghouta german chancellor angela merkel and u.s. president donald trump pressure on russia to do more to stop the bloodshed. and what britain wants from greggs it after months of uncertainty theresa may spelled out what her government wanted from a future of trade deals with the european union will get the latest from london. and welcome to the program we start with some breaking news authorities and brooke you know fast so say an armed attack is underway in at least two locations in the capital ouagadougou government officials say security forces have killed several militants after they opened fire this morning near the army headquarters and french embassy soldiers and special forces have encircled the buildings and are combing the area for suspects french officials say the embassy is no longer in danger and there a

that's on the show says the children never dad now he's a well known cartoonist and the relationship with his father is the main theme of his graphic novel second generation published in two thousand and twelve the amos the what is that the nazi atrocities a never forgotten. on on the today i p l that's just how he did it is sure he should be and you should be if you can do so then you can you can like yeah if you. can the people. he gives up on the city. and if you remember he. was many children and grandchildren around fifty all together. and that's forming my nose at hitler. life as a cartoon as the title of the documentary about and his family to me as a man human is what kept the now ninety one year old a life she's a horror as of the holocaust. incredible story you're watching the news live from berlin i'm abbie quite often more to come at the top of the hour and you can always get all the latest on our web site dot com thanks for watching. the top stories from across social media to share your comments and content welcome to. starting out with some junk. actions from a book. a

that's on me show says the children never dad now he's a well known cartoonist and their relationship with his father is the main theme of his graphic novel second generation published in two thousand and twelve the amos the what is that the nazi atrocities a never forgotten. on a ten year period. just how. did the edition you read you should be if you're in this hall. and if you can i get. in the thing. he gets up on the floor. and if. you don't do. any you work you both leave and i'm lucky not just to have. survived but i've built up a big big family with many children and grandchildren around fifty all together. that's the stain and that's coming my nose at hitler. life is a cartoon as the title of the documentary about kishka and his family optimism and humor is what kept the now ninety one year old alive she's a horror as of the holocaust. but isn't it a football now on the relegation battle of hearts out this weekend fiber when looking for a win in friday's game to all but secure the safety but a new start got would be a tough proposition the visitors haven't lost a game since y

amy carter was 12 years old when her dad became president. - [reporter] amy did something unusual for children of government leaders. her parents sent her to a public school to show it was good enough, even for the president's daughter. - and when she was at public school there were a lot of difficulties because there was press coverage all over. i mean, even herteachers restricted her so much that she couldn't even go outside for recess because they were afraid something would happen to her. - [reporter] maybe that's why she got her own tree house on the white house lawn. amy went on to become an artist and help her family work for world peace, but you probably won't hear her talking about it. - amy carter doesn't give a whole lot of interviews now, because she feels that her childhood and teenage years were kind of invaded by the press and the media. - in fact, amy carter is now living a quiet life with her husband and son in georgia, the state where her father grew up. with white house kidz, i'm lila. - in college there are hundreds of majors to choose from, but which majors are mo

i am glad the dad is speaking out. absolutely, our children are most important and we need to take steps to protect them. ruth cake, "hats off? hats off, to the dad, he taught the daughter right."rebecca nelson and ruth cake are talking about this dad... david henry sheriff's deputies say timothy james kottler tried to lure henry's daughter into a pontiac grand prix as she was walking home from her middle school in this santa rosa neighborhood.david henry. "he said do i know you? do i recognize you from the market? and she said no. henry says his daughter stayed strong keeping her distance from the man. henry. he had his door open, he said his window was broken, fortunately, an att technician was in the area and walked over, and the man drove away and waived.they got a license plate, turned it over to sonoma county sheriff's deputies who arrested kottler on an annoying or molesting a victim under 18 offense. but several hours after his arrest, kottler was let out of jail on bail. with the department issuing a departmen

her dad mark is a single parent. after 27 years in work, he gave up hisjob is to look he gave up his job to look after his four kids. happy birthday dear sophie...! you can't really let them see what is going through your mind. having the heating on, food in their stomachs. he says the £20,000 a year benefits cap means he's lost £340 a month. i got probably within a week or two of losing the house. i ended up having to take out a credit card which i actually can't afford to pay back, but it was the only way i could keep the house over me. the government says if mark works 16 hours a week, he'd be exempt from the benefits cap. he says he wants a job but can't afford childcare. he just tries to get money but if he runs out of money he can't get anything for us. we're seeing more and more families coming through the doors. those in need come here, oldham food bank. we've had people that have told us that they're almost suicidal, theyjust want out. last year they gave out 7,000 emergency food supplies — nearly 2,500

i was crying to my daughter she said dad i love you i'm suffocating i'm losing consciousness. scene from the damage to the morning is clear but what's not so clear are the circumstances behind the fire furious locals suspect to cover up so far five people responsible for fire safety have been detained including the more direct. i'm a mother myself i perfectly understand what people who are now burying their children are experiencing i know what they're going through but i don't want to blame myself for this i just don't. the government has promised those that folks will be harshly punished but we're relatives believe officials when they say justice has been done north korean leader kim jong un has made a secretive trip to china a visit that could signal an opening to nuclear disarmament kim's needy with president xi jinping in beijing was kept under wraps until after he left u.s. president donald trump reacted saying he received a message last night from the chinese president according to trump she said the meeting went well and the game is looking forward to meeting him in th

that's on the show says the children never dad now he's a well known cartoonist and their relationship with his father is the main theme of his graphic novel second generation published in two thousand and twelve the name of the walk is that the nazi atrocities a never forgotten. on the one hundred twenty r.p. . and i guess. he did it is here we should be and you should be. invisible. and you can like yeah you know. when the people. he gives up on the city. and if. he. comes. to. your work you believe and i'm lucky not just to have survived but i've built up a big big family with many children and grandchildren around fifty all together. and that's coming my nose at hitler. life is a cartoon as the title of the documentary about kishka and his family optimism and humor is what kept the now ninety one year old alive she's a horace of the holocaust. that's all for now but stay tuned for the bundesliga coming up next thanks for watching the news and. the top stories followed across social media share your comments and content welcome to. news. starting out with some junk and instructions