she saw sawyer in the park with another girl. she got on the phone and gave him the what for. >> what are you doing with that girl? >> sawyer looks weirdly and suspiciously like mila, but just go with it. >> hey, why are you mad at me? >> just trying to explain himself. he's there hanging out with his boys. but mila isn't having any of it. >> it wasn't me. >> never ever don't ever -- >> every guy has been in that moment in the conversation where the phone goes -- >> that's because y'all say it wasn't you and we saw you with our eyes or our girlfriend's own eyes. but whatever the case is, it was you. >> sawyer now tries so hard pouring his heart out to mila. >> but i love you. >> yeah. when all else fails, drop ti th love you. don't fall for it girl. >> i will make it all better. >> you heard me. >> so no play date tomorrow? >> no. go play with her on the monkey bars. >> yet another viral video from mila. this one already approaching a million views. i'm sure it's going to shoot straight past it in no time. >>> this is penny's dog

another york and sawyer building. this was a vintage photo my friend -- this is not a vintage photo. my friend took it last week. cemetery chapel is a sawyer building. this was the bloodiest conflict interredr, 14,000 are there. it is the biggest american cemetery in europe. time will not dim the glory of their deeds. in new york city. inside the chapel are stained-glass windows made in new york by heineken and smith. these are army divisions. you can see the first, the fighting first on the left side from governors island. the second is the yankee division, 26, and the new york division, 77. if you want to see another heineken and smith stained-glass window, there is one in columbia in the journalism school. that is a stained-glass window of the statue of liberty, same artist, same craftsmen. when i lead tours of the city, i say the war is all around us. york avenue is not named for the duke of york. it is named for alvin york. in brooklyn, avenue q, that is quentin roosevelt, the 99th anniversary of his death coming

this is another york and sawyer building. this was a vintage photo my -- this is not a vintage photo. my friend took it last week. chapel isan cemetery also a york and sawyer building. 26,000 americans filled it. this was the bloodiest conflict in the war, 14,000 are interred there. it is the biggest american cemetery in europe. it is meticulously maintained. time will not dim the glory of their deeds. this is also in new york city. inside the chapel are stained-glass windows made in new york by heineken and smith. these are army divisions. you can see the first, the fighting first on the left side from governors island. in the center is the yankee division, the 26th, and the new york division, the 77th. another there see stained-glass window is one in , columbia in the journalism school. that is a stained-glass window of the statue of liberty, same artist, same craftsmen. when i lead to tours of the city of the city i say the war is all , around us. york avenue is not named for the duke of york. it is named for alvin york. i

sawyer. he's here with you guys all day every day in those units. let me see what he has to say and we'll go from there. okay? stay in here, cool out for a little bit, but don't worry. all right. >> you're saying he's a level two and he's thinking -- >> he is now for sure. >> ewe hit -- unit reports were good. what did you do, demote him or continue him? >> mia and the counselor find a solution for edgar. they compromise and place him on level three. back in his unit, he seems satisfied with the outcome. >> you have to believe that you are making a change. you may not see it today, you may not see it tomorrow, but somewhere along the line you have made a change or a difference in somebody's life. >> even when a teen is close to getting out of pendleton, there's rarely lack of drama inside the walls. 18-year-old andrew huff has been locked up 14 months. today, he is facing one of the biggest days of his life. his release interview. >> what's different with you, personally, that's going to keep you focused and keep you from getting angry when you are

to a new book one hundred seven years after mark twain died the creator of huckleberry finn and tom sawyer also wrote notes for a bedtime story which modern day authors of finally published christensen knew me as more of a poor boy along with his animal friends finds himself on a quest to rescue a kidnapped prince it's a character conceived by the american literary icon mark twain but brought to life more than one hundred years after his death the journey of this children's book starts here in hartford connecticut this house was where the major creative period of mark twain's life happens. this is where the author whose real name was samuel clemens honed his craft writing the adventures of tom sawyer huckleberry finn and the prince in the popper his home was a place for imagination and creativity and his daughters encouraged him to tell them stories on an almost nightly basis and every story had to be different and if any element of any story seemed to be the same as an earlier one he had to go back and start over again think of what that does to your creative process as a storyteller that

is where the author whose real name was samuel clemens honed his craft reading the adventures of tom sawyer huckleberry finn and the prince and the popper his home was a place for imagination and creativity and his daughters encouraged him to tell them stories on an almost nightly basis and every story had to be different and if any element of any story seem to be the same as an earlier one he had to go back and start over again think of what that does to your creative process as a storyteller that you have to come up with something brand new on an almost nightly basis the prolonging of prince only a margarine comes from a long clemens family tradition of telling bedtime stories it's based on a fairy tale he first told his daughters in paris one that the authors hope will continue to resonate with children for generations to come. the story was just sixteen pages of twain's handwritten scribbles when it was discovered in the archives several years ago the husband and wife duo philip in erin stead were tasked with turning tweens unfinished notes into a full children's book it wasn't necessar

mark twain died more than one hundred years ago but fans of the creates of huckleberry finn and tom sawyer could look forward to a new piece of his work notes of a bedtime story told by twain to his children have been turned into a children's book by a husband and wife team of. kristen salumi has that story of poor boy along with his animal friends finds himself on a quest to rescue a kidnapped prince it's a character conceived by the american literary icon mark twain but brought to life more than one hundred years after his death the journey of this children's book starts here in hartford connecticut this house was where the major creative period of mark twain's life happens. this is where the author whose real name was samuel clemens honed his craft writing the adventures of tom sawyer huckleberry finn and the prince and the popper his home was a place for imagination and creativity and his daughters encouraged him to tell them stories on an almost nightly basis and every story had to be different and if any element of any story seemed to be the same as an earlier one he had to go back a

. >> january 2003, did a 90 minute interview request diane sawyer, said relationship with the family was strained after they learned of relation shf with amber frye. >> what did they say to you? >> they're obviously upset with me but still looking for laci and would like to work with them. >> mother didn't want to believe scott's involved. >> comes home, what will she think of me? >> but remembers something that happened before laci disappeared. >> put my hand on her stomach. said scott doesn't like to do this. asked him to feel my stomach when the baby kicks and he never wants to touch my stomach. that really, really bothered me. that was last time i saw her. >> scott peterson was convicted of first and second degree murder. death row in san quentin. he's filed for another appeal. turning 45 last month. laci would have been 42 in may and son connor, would have been 14 years old. >> it's been a while but still gripping. >> thanks. >>> it's time for weather. weekend is coming up. >> that's tomorrow? >> it is. think so. sandhya patel. >> i do want to show you time lapse. this is a spec

. >> january 2003, did a 90 interview request diane sawyer, said relationship with the family was strained after they learned of relation shf with amber frye. >> what did they say to you? >> they're obviously upset with me but still looking for laci and would like to work with them. >> mother didn't want to believe scott's involved. >> comes home, what will she think of me? >> but remembers something that happened before laci disappeared. >> put my hand on her stomach. said scott doesn't like to do this. asked him to feel my stomach when the baby kicks and he never wants to touch my stomach. that really, really bothered me. that was last time i saw her. >> scott peterson was convicted of first and second degree murder. death row in san quentin. he's filed for another appeal. turning 45 last month. laci would have been 42 in may and son connor, would have been 14 years old. >> it's been a while but still gripping. >> thanks. >>> it's time for weather. weekend is coming up. >> that's tomorrow? >> it is. think so. sandhya patel. >> i do want to show you time lapse. this is a spectacular time

book even though mock twain died one hundred seven years ago the creator of huckleberry finn and tom sawyer also write notes for a bedtime story which modern day with as a finally published christensen has a story of poor boy along with his animal friends finds himself on a quest to rescue a kidnapped prince it's a character conceived by the american literary icon mark twain but brought to life more than one hundred years after his death the journey of this children's book starts here in hartford connecticut this house was where the major creative period of mark twain's life happens this is where the author whose real name was samuel clemens honed his craft writing the adventures of tom sawyer huckleberry finn and the prince in the popper his home was a place for imagination and creativity and his daughters encouraged him to tell them stories on an almost nightly basis and every story had to be different and if any element of any story seemed to be the same as an earlier one he had to go back and start over again think of what that does to your creative process as a storyteller that you hav

or some mark twain died more than a century ago but fans of the creator of huckleberry finn and tom sawyer can now look forward to a brand new what no it's of a bedtime story told by twain to his children has now been turned into a children's book by husband and wife team of modern authors kristen salumi has the story. a poor boy along with his animal friends finds himself on a quest to rescue a kidnapped prince it's a character conceived by the american literary icon mark twain but brought to life more than one hundred years after his death the journey of this children's book starts here in hartford connecticut this house was where the major creative period of mark twain's life happens this is where the author whose real name was samuel clemens honed his craft writing the adventures of tom sawyer huckleberry finn and the prince and the popper his home was a place for imagination and creativity and his daughters encouraged him to tell them stories on an almost nightly basis and every story had to be different and if any element of any story seemed to be the same as an earlier one he had to

. >> reporter: in his first network television interview, scott sat down with abc's diane sawyer. >> i think everybody sitting at home wants the answer to the same question. did you murder your wife? >> no. no. eat just -- i nothing to do with her disappearance. and i know that suspicion has turned to me. because of the inappropriate romantic that i had with amber frey. >> did your wife find out about it? >> i told my wife. >> when? >> early december. >> a lot of arguing? >> no. >> there wasn't a lot of anger? >> no. >> do you really expect people to believe that an 8 1/2 month pregnant woman learns her husband is having an affair and is saintly and casual about it? accommodating? makes a peace with it? >> well, i -- yeah. i -- you don't know -- no one knows our relationship but us. >> reporter: less than three months later, on the shores of san francisco bay, a breakthrough in the case. >> the contra costa county coroner has arrived on the scene and has recovered the remains of the automatically injected a big sense of urgency in the case. >> i just thought, we got to find scott. we

the former head of m16, the british secret intelligence service, john sawyers, has said pakistan has developed battlefield nuclear weapons, we're talking about tactical weapons, not strategic ones, as a means to defend itself and we have india declaring it would respond militarily if there was another attack, like the one in mumbai. knowing they would be overwhelmed by indian forces, these weapons are pakistan's way of halting indian forces shortly after they cross the border. it makes it sound like war could be very quickly reached, even by accident. you know, i agree with that. that any likelihood of war should be prevented and the only way to prevent that is we start talking to each other. we create an atmosphere which is conducive to negotiations and sorting out our differences. if, like the foreign minister of india spoke the other day at the un ga, if that sort of accusatory speech or talk is done on a internationalforum we have to respond to that. we cannot take it lying down, or if there are threats to our existence and we just wait for the international community to interven

reporter: her husband scott quickly became a person of interest, giving this interview to abc's diane sawyer. >> are you afraid police will arrest you? >> no. i know there is -- there's no basis. i mean, i had nothing to do with her disappearance. so there's no possible evidence or anything like that. >> reporter: soon scott's girlfriend, amber frey, comes forward. >> scott told me he was not married. we did vroman tick relationship. >> reporter: scott peterson was given the death penalty. and is currently appealing his sentence. tyler tessier is now also behind bars, arrested wednesday. he's charged with laura's murder, destruction of evidence, and providing false information. his bond has been denied. and he's not yet entered a plea. >> in this jurisdiction, it will all boil down to, was the baby viable? at the time of the homicide? if the baby was viable, this is a double murder. if not, just one premeditated malice murder. >> reporter: tessier's public defender did not return requests for comment. as for laura's family, they're now left mourning the loss of two lives. >> god did not give

the former head of m16, the british secret intelligence service, john sawyers, has said pakistan has developed battlefield nuclear weapons, we're talking about tactical weapons, not strategic ones, as a means to defend itself and we have india declaring it would respond militarily if there was another attack, like the one in mumbai. knowing they would be overwhelmed by indian forces, these weapons are pakistan's way of halting indian forces shortly after they cross the border. it makes it sound like war could be very quickly reached, even by accident. you know, i agree with that. that any likelihood of war should be prevented and the only way to prevent that is we start talking to each other. we create an atmosphere which is conducive to negotiations and sorting out our differences. if, like the foreign minister of india spoke the other day at the un ga, if that sort of accusatory speech or talk is done on a international forum we have to respond to that. we cannot take it lying down, or if there are threats to our existence and we just wait for the international community to interve

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. >> reporter: in his first network television interview, scott sat down with abc's diane sawyer. >> i think everybody sitting at home wants the answer to the same question. did you murder your wife? >> no. no. eat just -- i had absolutely nothing to do with her disappearance. and i know that suspicion has turned to me. because of the inappropriate romantic that i had with amber frey. >> did your wife find out about it? >> i told my wife. >> when? >> early december. >> a lot of arguing? >> no. >> there wasn't a lot of anger? >> no. >> do you really expect people to believe that an 8 1/2 month pregnant woman learns her husband is having an affair and is saintly and casual about it? accommodating? makes a peace with it? >> well, i -- yeah. i -- you don't know -- no one knows our relationship but us. >> reporter: less than three months later, on the shores of san francisco bay, a breakthrough in the case. >> the contra costa county coroner has arrived on the scene and has recovered the remains of the victim. >> when the bodies came up, it automatically injected a big sense of urgency in

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among his party besides the ,irst lady was general pershing charles dawes, brigadier general charles sawyer, the presidential physician and george christian. among the other guests who came eventr this reenactment with the pennsylvania governor, the virginia governor, the acting secretary of the navy, andtor george pepper, general assumed was there. marine general neville, ,rigadier general butler senator joseph mccormick, the speaker of the house and foreign governments send representatives to watch to see how the marines conducted themselves. from thesome shots historical side of the reenactment. it was a three-day presentation. was probably very similar to what whether we just had. it was torrential rain area in the quartermaster had given each regiment a bushel beets.s -- they cut them up to simulate blood. they were also issued bandages to apply to the fake wounds. as the time of the battle approached it was estimated that 100,000 people had shown up. to see this historical reenactment which opened up with two confederate guns which was the signal for the opening artillery barrage. thi

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among his party besides the first lady was general pershing, charles dawes, brigadier general charles sawyer, the presidential physician and george christian. among the other guests who came out for this reenactment event were the pennsylvania governor, the virginia governor, the acting secretary of the navy, senator george pepper, and general assumed was there. -- and general lejeune was there. marine general neville, brigadier general butler, senator joseph mccormick, the speaker of the house and foreign governments send representatives to watch to see how the marines conducted themselves. here are some shots from the historical side of the reenactment. it was a three-day presentation. july 1 it was probably very similar to what whether we just had. it was torrential rain area in preparation the quartermaster had given each regiment a bushel of beats -- beets. they cut them up to simulate blood. they were also issued bandages to apply to the fake wounds. as the time of the battle approached it was estimated that 100,000 people had shown up. to see this historical reenactment which opened u

they're still fearful but they won't let it happen again and now they're trying to rebuild as katherine sawyer parts. the kinda core is high in the mountains which straddled the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled much of a demo a state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who lived here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when i came when i returned after i had left i had burned houses so we started getting out to find the people of socor are still feeling the effects of that to talk. these are the gallery that held important artifacts away you centuries ago traditional clothes carrying beds and other household items war on display boko haram fighters burned everything that was in here. kingdom is a unesco world heritage site villages can't afford to have their home lose its historic value and its u.n. status. they recently started repairing what was destroyed along with experts from th

from other gay and northeastern nigeria catherine sawyer reports . children in my do green line that a.b.c.'s and one two three s. but this is not an ordinary class many of the pupils have seen what no child should some have watched their parents killed most often who fled attacks or the nigerian army pursuing the group in the north east the center has more than five hundred children including those whose parents were members of also. just made myself with maybe a few that yes i can do what they're. telling me do. you do what you ask them to do. than a mostafa founded the future progress islamic foundation ten years ago his mission is to do what is fighting against provide education and help war widows for that he's won a un humanitarian award. things. like . so this. over the years boko haram fighters have burnt schools killed and kidnapped students there more than two hundred girls from a boarding school in chibok three years ago shock to many most of all was involved in negotiating the release of some of the girls many children are no longer safe

is where the author whose real name was samuel clemens honed his craft writing the adventures of tom sawyer huckleberry finn and the prince and the popper his home was a place for imagination and creativity and his daughters encouraged him to tell them stories on an almost nightly basis and every story had to be different and if any element of any story seemed to be the same as an earlier one he had to go back and start over again think of what that does to your creative process as a storyteller that you have to come up with something brand new on an almost nightly basis the prolonging of prince oleo margarine comes from a long clemens family tradition of telling bedtime stories it's based on a fairy tale he first told his daughters in paris one that the authors hope will continue to resonate with children for generations to come. the story was just sixteen pages of twain's handwritten scribbles when it was discovered in the archives several years ago the husband and wife duo philip in aaron stead were tasked with turning twain's unfinished notes into a full children's book it wasn't necess

united nations is accusing the syrian army of using chemical weapons against civilians or to use paula sawyer with the story tonight the united nations commission has issued a report in which it found that there was a chemical attack that was carried out back in april in and that those responsible government forces using seven gas against the civilian population they face on occasions systems on interviews. with eyewitnesses victims and maybe called workers they also used videos and photographs of what is important is that the investigators themselves did not travel to the scene of this attack and not that investigators are even still call it that was conducted by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the open the c.w. and the findings of the o.t. c w of course also used by the un commission is this time around but what is most important here is that the o.p.c. w. recall did not assign blame it really was investigating whether or not this attack took place so what this means is that the question of who is to blame who is responsible is still open now the united nations repo

united nations is accusing the syrian army of using chemical weapons against civilians or to use paula sawyer with the story tonight the united nations commission has issued a report in which it found that there was a chemical attack that was carried out back in april in and that those responsible government forces using seven gas against the civilian population they face on occasions system foremost on interviews. with eyewitnesses victims and medical workers they also used videos and photographs but what is important is that the investigators themselves did not travel to the scene of this attack and not that investigators are even support that was conducted by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the open the c.w. and the findings of the o.t. c w of course also used by the un commission is this time around but what is most important here is that the o.p.c. w. recall did not assign blame it really was investigating whether or not this attack took place so what this means is that the question of who is to blame who is responsible is still open now the united nations report

a global trade war the global economy is really going to sawyer for a couple of years max good point and i want to talk to a little bit more on your comments about free market and how that works sense of the picture as a possible solution i think some people would argue that that's the problem but i think that they don't really understand necessarily the debate and all of it and its fullness and all and all the considerations that need to be plugged in to come up with a reasonable conclusion and i'm just looking on my directory where. right i'm going to vamp down for a few seconds and sell it because we got to go so you get bison so you can stick around for us us not the segment can you missed oh you got it let's let's continue this part two ok i get out of it all that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stays here i would like to thank our guest in a shed like you can find him at miss talk dot com you can find us on twitter a kaiser report you can find this white suit at a major retailer near you until next time by you know. they're not ones

restored families are returning home but only to find their villages and towns destroyed catherine sawyer now reports on how people are trying to win build their lives. the ruined town of me is a reminder. controlled this area for several months around two years ago charges were destroyed so banks entire neighborhoods were reduced to rubble. or government strikes. government offices that were in this compound are just beginning to be rebuilt nigerians who have fled coming back and the town is starting to thrive again. after the town was taken back by the government we returned but found nothing we had lost so much but now some of us are getting back our. do you know and has seven children returned two months ago this is what remains of the home she shared with a husband who she says was killed by. her neighbors helped her resettle in a new home. we had nowhere to stay so neighbors hosted us for a while then they contributed money to help my family and i many people who were displaced from towns and villages madama state eager to get on with their lives but several thousand who remain in c

is where the author whose real name was samuel clemens honed his craft writing the adventures of tom sawyer huckleberry finn and the prince and the popper his home was a place for imagination and creativity and his daughters encouraged him to tell them stories on an almost nightly basis and every story had to be different and if any element of any story seemed to be the same as an earlier one he had to go back and start over again think of what that does to your creative process as a storyteller that you have to come up with something brand new on an almost nightly basis the prolonging of prince only a margarine comes from a long clemens family tradition of telling bedtime stories it's based on a fairy tale he first told his daughters in paris one that the authors hope will continue to resonate with children for generations to come. the story was just sixteen pages of twain's handwritten scribbles when it was discovered in the archives several years ago the husband and wife duo philip in aaron stead were tasked with turning tweens unfinished notes into a full children's book it wasn't neces

keep many from going to hospitals in the first of a three part series on maternal mortality catherine sawyer reports from soco. but there is four months pregnant and wants to give birth in this government run special maternity clinic in sakata state it's new and the only one offering women different options of giving bath including how they would at home but who has six other children half of them to leave it at home choose the match right away. i want to give birth on the mat because it's comfortable and it's what i'm used to at home i think the nurses will take better care of me here in the united nations says one hundred forty five nigerian women die every day from birth related complications it's one of the highest rates in the walls this is one of the biggest hospitals and women from the state come here to have their baby for many. homes because that's not. too far away. and. this woman's baby died a year ago because a to cut too long to get to hospital after she developed complications at home she says ignorance of the artist you know of men are the biggest problems in conservative com

global trade war the global economy is really going to sawyer for a couple of years max good point and i want to talk to a little bit more on your comments about free market and how that works sense of the picture as a possible solution i think some people would argue that that's the problem but i think that they don't really understand necessarily the debate and all of it and its fullness and all and all the considerations that need to be plugged in to come up with a reasonable conclusion and i'm just looking on my director air and . right i'm going to vamp down for a few seconds and sell it because we got to go. bison so you can stick around for us us now the segment can you missed oh you got it let's let's continue this part two ok i get out of it all that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stays here ever like to thank our guest in a shed like you can find him at miss talk dot com you can find us on twitter a kaiser report you can find this white suit at a major retailer near you until next time by oh. absolutely the dubrovnik condition is

region the move comes in response to the successful kurdish referendum on independence or to use paula sawyer as wart on the iraqi parliament has asked the iraqi prime minister betty to send troops to the kurdish region of cook and to take control of the oil fields there in response the security forces belonging to the kurdistan regional government have said that they will not allow iraqi soldiers into the area this follows monday's controversial referendum in which an overwhelming majority of kurds at least ninety one percent voted in favor of independence from iraq of course oil is a hugely important issue both in the referendum and in this part of the world and bad diet is trying hard to get oil fields that are currently in kurdish held territories back under its control we're also hearing from the iraqi parliament that they will prosecute those who were behind monday's referendum including the leader of the kurds now has and he himself has asked iraq to engage in what he calls serious dialogue and not to threaten sanctions but baghdad has responded saying that there is no way it will enga

region the move comes in response to the successful kurdish referendum on independence artie's paula sawyer has more tonight the iraqi parliament has aust the iraqi prime minister a baddie to send troops to the kurdish region of cat cook and to take control of the oil fields there in response the security forces belonging to the kurdistan regional government have said that they will not allow iraqi soldiers into the area this follows monday's controversial referendum in which an overwhelming majority of could at least ninety one percent voted in favor of independence from. iraq of course oil is a hugely important issue both in the referendum and in this part of the world and bad diet is trying hard to get oil fields that are currently in kurdish held territories back under its control we're also hearing from the iraqi parliament that they will prosecute those who were behind monday's referendum including the leader of the kurds now bizarrely himself has asked iraq to engage in what he calls serious dialogue and not to threaten sanctions but baghdad has responded saying that there is no way

locals are finally returning home but as catherine sawyer reports many are finding their villages destroyed. the ruined town of me as a reminder of when boko haram controlled this area for several months around two years ago charges were destroyed so what banks. entire neighborhoods were reduced to rubble. or government strikes. government offices that were in this compound are just beginning to be rebuilt nigerians who had fled coming back and the town is starting to thrive again. after the town was taken back by the government we returned but found nothing we had lost so much but now some of us are getting back on our feet. if i do you know sigh and has seven children returned two months ago this is what remains of the home she shared with her husband who she says was killed by. her neighbors helped her resettle in a new home. we had nowhere to stay so neighbors house that has for a while then they contributed money to help my family and i many people who were displaced from towns and villages in adama's state eager to get on with their lives but several thousand who remain in camps in th

as long as many others out there are unprotected and threatened his job is far from over catherine sawyer my degree northeastern nigeria . a new attorney general has been appointed in brazil where he'll dodge every places rodrigo jenaveve who won the last week charge the president michel temeraire with leading a criminal organization and obstruction of justice president a temporary appointed there jim self overlooking the top nominee who is considered an ally of general. the irish budget airline ryanair is preparing for more than twenty million dollars in compensation payments for a series of planned the flight cancellations ryanair is canceling between forty and fifty flights a day between now and the end of next month in an effort to improve its punctuality only seventy percent of the airlines flights are currently arriving on time leary is blaming the problems on a shortage of pilots. romania's prime minister has visited the western city that bore the brunt of a storm that killed eight people and injured one hundred forty others over the weekend most of those who died were killed by fa

world heritage status after fighters destroyed five hundred year old buildings and artifacts catherine sawyer reports from the mountains of northeastern nigeria is adama's state. the kinda core is high in the mountains which straddled the buddha between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled much of a demo a state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who leave his centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when they came when i returned after going to list i found i had houses so we started putting out the farm the people of a still feeling the effects of that to talk these are the gallery that held important facts the way you centuries ago traditional clothes and beds and other household items wire on display boko haram fighters burned everything that was in here. kingdom is a unesco world heritage site villages can't afford to have their home lose its historic value and its u.n. status. they recently started

heritage status after five years destroyed five hundred year old buildings and artifacts catherine sawyer reports from the man dar mountains of northeastern nigeria as part of our state. the kingdom of core is high in the mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled matter of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who live here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed where i heard screaming everyone ran away when they came when i returned after grade left i found i had burned houses so we started putting out the phone that people of color are still feeling the effects of that attack. these are the gallery that held important artifacts away you centuries ago traditional clothes carrying beds and other household items were on display boko haram fighters burned everything that was in here. kingdom is a unesco world heritage site villages can't afford to have their home lose its historic value and i

families are beginning to return home only to find their villages and towns destroyed al-jazeera catherine sawyer reports now on how people are trying to rebuild their lives their town of me as a reminder of when boko haram controlled this area for several months around two years ago charges were destroyed so banks entire neighborhoods where we do used to rubble. or government strikes. government offices that wind this compound i just beginning to be rebuilt my dears who had fled coming back and the town is starting to thrive again. after the town was taken back by the government we returned but found nothing we had lost so much but now some of us are getting back our. fire do you know sir and has seven children returned two months ago this is what remains of the home she shared with her husband who she says was killed by. her neighbors helped her resettle in a new home and. we had nowhere to stay so neighbors house that has for a while then they contributed money to help my family and i many people who were displaced from towns and villages madama state eager to get on with their lives but sever

families that now began returning to their homes only to find their villages and towns destroyed catherine sawyer reports the ruins town of meat you guys are reminded of when boko haram controlled this area for several months around two years ago charges were destroyed so banks entire neighborhoods where we do used to rubble. or government strikes. government offices that wind this compound are just beginning to be rebuilt by derrius who had fled coming back and the town is starting to thrive again. after the town was taken back by the government we returned but found nothing we had lost so much but now some of us are getting back our. fire to you know site and has seven children returned two months ago this is what remains of the home she shared with her husband who she says was killed by. her neighbors helped her resettle in a new home and. we had nowhere to stay so neighbors house that was for a while then they contributed money to help my family and i many people who were displaced from towns and villages in adama's state eager to get on with their lives but several thousand who remain in cam

he is a very brutal and cruel dictator that destroyed it's very easy for barbara walters and diane sawyer and for an american journalist to interview fidel. someone else for something to really do the story. will you come back and tell us that story. come back soon. get to congress to get that done. problem fixed. next up the media lashing out at president trump's tax plan calling it roughly a huge giveaway to the rich. in the green bay packers asking fans to lock arm. fans there they are not having it. they are really mad. they will talk about it next. reaction was fast and furious. to the tax plan and most of the media coverage of course is negative. the media swelling hook line and sinker the steel old attack lines. calling the plan a huge giveaway to the rich to the washington post saying that it shows how unserious the republicans are about governing. abc calls the plan out of touch with the middle class. let's get reaction from those outside the beltway beltway and someone who was in the beltway. joining me now to take up the issue. the democratic strategist. and back with us congre

>> greg: what about your age custom xp to tom sawyer, whitewashing the fence. >> kimberly: so nice. >> juan: it was. on the other hand, it's worked. the work is political. i think president trump used this young man as a symbol of industriousness and someone who wrote a letter to the white house. so president trump was gracious in allowing him to come and actually do it and have this moment. if you are talking about the political -- the other side of it, the left leg steven greenhouse says don't forget, -- i think the number one injury with these are kids. >> greg: really? i can figure it out. one of the dash there was a toddler that fell off or should not have been on it. >> juan: burning their hands? >> greg: minor things. believe me, there's worse things you could do as a kid. >> jesse: if i was 11 and my dad said jesse, go mow the grass. i would say but dad, the american child labor -- come [laughter] >> jesse: the moral of the story -- >> dana: you're going to have to go back. >> jesse: illegals are doing the jobs that americans won't do? this kid is proving them wrong. doing the