>> chad: hey. no, no, no, go back to sleep. >> abigail: oh, my god, it's 10:30. >> chad: no, no, no. >> abigail: i never sleep this late. >> chad: i know. it's okay. don't worry. >> abigail: i got to feed thomas. >> chad: no, i took care of everything. okay? you slept through your alarm this morning, so i figured you should probably sleep in a little bit. did you have another nightmare? >> abigail: i don't think so. >> chad: good. well, hopefully that's a sign that things are going back to normal. okay. i'm gonna go make some fresh coffee and orange juice and all that good stuff. i'll see you downstairs? okay. [door closes] >> abigail: i don't think i had a nightmare... [tense music] ♪ >> stefan: it's part of the murder weapon. what are you doing with it? >> gabby: oh, okay. gonna go get all high and mighty on me now, huh? >> stefan: you killed him, didn't you? you killed andre. you tried to set me up by planting this lid. >> gabby: hmm. figured that out all on your own, did you, stef? see, i'm f

it took my soul. >> katie and chad both started using drugs at age 13. when she was 20, chad showed katie how to shoot heroin. >> it was the best high that he ever felt in my life. >> did you ask him to shoot you up? >> well, i didn't really have to. i mean, i was going to do so. i wasn't not going to shoot up. >> the way i looked at it was she's going to do it anyway and i need to show her how to do this right and how not to reuse needles, share needles. i kind of wanted her to learn the way of the standards because she was already going down the wrong road, the way i justified it in my head anyway. i regret not leading by example. if i would have stayed clean, she would have followed me. i know she would have. >> my dad was like, she was all right and then she met chad. you know? they think we're bad influences on each other which is probably true. >> now, the couple must face a new set of consequences. chadecently got sobeng news during a visit to the jail's infirmary. >> i found out i have hepatitis "b" and "c." i have been proud saying i can beat de

karen, chad's family. [ applause ] it was tough for karen to be here today, but she wanted to honor chad, she wanted to show us that when we talk about this crisis we are really talking about fighting for all of the chads and the karens out there, for all of the lives cut too short and all of the families that will never be the same. that's why no matter how hard it is, we cannot ever give up this fight. [ applause ] we enacted tough anti-gang legislation, including a new maryland rico statute. we formed a new american intelligence network to assist police and prosecutors to going after and taking down the people who are responsible for so much of the violence in our state. this year let's crack down on those violent criminals who use guns to commit crimes by passing tougher minimum sentences. [ applause ] and pass truth in sentencing legislation to require that repeat violent criminals serve their full sentences without the possibility of suspension, parole or probation. [ applause ] let's strengthen maryland's gang statutes and rico laws to help take down these drug dealing criminal ga

chad's mom karen and his family are here with us today and i ant to recognize them. [applause] >> it was tough for karen to be here today but she wanted to honor chad. she wanted to show us that when we talk about this crisis we are really talking about fighting for all of the chads nd the karens out there. for all of the lives cut too short and all of the families that will never be the same. that is why no matter how hard it is we cannot ever give up this fight. [applause] we enacted tough anti-gang legislation including a new maryland rico statute. we formed a new maryland criminal intelligence network to assist police and prosecutors in going after and taking down the people who are responsible for so much of the violence in our state. this year let's crack down on those violent criminals who use guns to commit crimes by passing tougher minimum sentences. [applause] and pass truth and sentencing legislation to require that repeat violent concerns serve heir full sentences. let's strengthen maryland's gang statutes and rico laws to help take down these drug-dealin

[applause] it was tough for karen to be here today but she wanted to honor chad. she wanted to show us that when we talk about this crisis , we are really talking about fighting for all of the chad's and karen's out there and all the lives cut too short and all the families that will never be the same. that is why no matter how hard it is, we cannot ever give up this fight. [applause] we enacted to gang legislation including the new rico statute with new criminal intelligence network to assist police and prosecutors to go after to take down the people who are responsible for so much of the violence in our state. this year crackdown on those criminals who use guns to commit crimes by passing tougher minimum sentences. [applause] and past truth in sentencing legislation that repeat criminals for the full sentence without the possibility of parole or probation. [applause] let's strengthen the game statutes to help take down the drug dealing criminal gang enterprises and work with us to look at human trafficking is a violent crime b-17. [applause] and to finally pass

[applause] it was tough for karen to be here today, but she wanted to honor chad. she wanted to show us that when we talk about this crisis, we are really talking about fighting for all of the chad's and karen's out there and all the lives cut too short and all the families that will never be the same. that is why no matter how hard it is, we cannot ever give up this fight. [applause] we enacted tough anti-game legislation, including a new maryland rico statute, with a new criminal intelligence network to assist police and prosecutors in going after and taking down the people who are responsible for so much of the violence in our state. this year, let's crack down on those violent criminals who use guns to commit crimes by passing tougher minimum sentences. [applause] and pass truth in sentencing legislation to require that repeat criminals serve the full sentences without the possibility of parole or probation. [applause] let's strengthen the game statutes theng help tame down -- take down the drug dealing criminal gang enterprises and work with us to look at huma

but she wanted to honor chad. she wanted to show us that when we talk about this crisis, we are really talking about fighting for all of the chads there, forens out all of the lives cut short in all of the families that will never be the same. that is why, no matter how hard it is, we cannot ever give up this fight. [applause] gov. hogan: we enacted anti-gang legislation, including a new statute. we formed a new maryland criminal intelligence network to prosecutors innd going after and taking down the people who are responsible for so much of the violence in our state. this year, let us crackdown on useviolent criminals that -- by passing tougher minimum sentences. [applause] gov. hogan: and pass truth in sentencing legislation to require that repeat violent criminals serve their full sentences without the possibility of suspension, parole, or probation. us strengthen maryland's gang statutes and rico laws to take down these drug dealing criminal enterprises. work with us to classify felony human trafficking as a

first haiti, now chad. 0ne first haiti, now chad. one of the poorest countries on earth. new allegations that a number of oxfam workers paid local women for six. —— sex. the head of the mission that was the man who five years later in haiti resigned after admitting using prostitutes. four others were sacked. 0xfam would confirm the details but says it is shocked and dismayed by the reports, which highlight unacceptable behaviour by a small number of people. as the scandal grows, the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has sent a strong warning to all british charities receiving public money. they will lose the cash if they can't show a robust approach to safeguarding. cash if they can't show a robust approach to safeguardinglj cash if they can't show a robust approach to safeguarding. i am very clear, it doesn't matter whether you have got a whistle—blowing hotline, it doesn't matter whether you have got good safeguarding practices in place, if the moral leadership at the top of the organisation isn't there, we cannot have you as a partner. she said

more allegations have emerged from chad and the charity says it is shocked and dismayed. after haiti, now new allegations about the behaviour of some oxfam workers in chad in central africa. they date back to 2006 and also involved prostitutes. the head of mission in chad at the time was the same man who resigned from 0xfam five years later because of the scandal in haiti. 0xfam said it was shocked and dismayed about the latest revelations from chad. it said it can corroborate the information but highlighted unacceptable behaviour by a small number of people. the british international those funds will be withdrawn unless they can prove they are cooperating fully on safeguarding issues. she called the behaviour by some 0xfa m she called the behaviour by some 0xfam workers in haiti horrific and said it wasjust 0xfam workers in haiti horrific and said it was just one example of a wider issue on which her department was already taking action. figures from 0xfam show the organisation dealt with 87 claims of sexual exploitation last year, 20 members of staff were dismissed. the

chad are you there. >> reporter: yeah, i'm here rick. we have our camera up against the fence to get a good shot when this plane makes its way and get some shots of the players and coaches after they deboard. i'm right here behind the camera. we got about 200, 300 die hard fans continuing to party from last night. >> e-a-g-l-e-s. >> reporter: obviously it was a great time around the city last night. well, they have resumed it here atlantic aviation. they are excited to see this team, this super bowl champion team make its way here off the plane. this team will then make its way over to the novacare complex. you can see a heavy police presence. you have the fire department on hand. we imagine they'll probably get an escort to the novacare complex and then i imagine those players and coaches will continue the celebration. of course these fans are also looking forward to thursday's parade. really this crowd out here, though for today began assembling about 12:30, 1 o'clock. there was a few people and then the crowds just started to come as

chad: across the board. of the big things and spacex identified this early know, there d, you is no transparency in this arket and also the prices are extremely high. so by addressing those two barriers to entry, they really pened up the market and opened up the market in a big way for all kinds of satellites, new constellations coming on the market that are doing all kinds of amazing things. the big private space flight companies, all of the slightly are different. how do they stack up right now against each other? who is in the lead on what, who behind? chad: spacex is leading the charge. they have been leading the for a while. blue is doing amazing things as well. operated in stealth for a while. they are also developing the space, the re for railways to get us to orbit and beyond. one to s the first launch a rocket of this size. heels.s nipping at their virgin is doing something a little bit different. anderson, thank you so much for stopping by. we will be covering this tomorrow. free after a king year

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i'm life at the art museum chad pradelli channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, chad. >>> cole fitzgerald and his father, bill are headed to their super bowl thanks to a broken hearted yet big hearted vikings fan. grader from sewell ot the rock star treatme left philadelphia international faerairport t given from an anonymousdonor who won them ine when the vikings lost to eagles in the nfc thel eagles fan and he fo cole beat cancer and the dir connection >> 30 minutes, 501 chicken wings, this was the tally for this year's wing bowl champion molly schuyler. the 26th edition took place this morning at the wells fargo center the truly philadelphia tradition started so birds fans could have something to cheer about during super bowl weekend when the team almost never made it to the big game. not a problem this year. >> no wings left for super bowl sunday around here. >> there will be wings left. the game plan is installed. all they have to do now is execute and make sure that nobody else gets the flu. >> no problem for the eagles, right? third time

live outside of atlantic aviation chad pradelli channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, chad. one player who did not make the trip back to philadelphia with the team, quarterback nick foles. he had a date with mickey mouse. the m.v.p. made a detour to orlando for the traditional super bowl parade through disney world's magic kingdom this afternoon. >>> we're already getting word from school districts that they will be closed on thursday for the parade. that includes philadelphia public and archdiocesan schools. let's switch live to the philadelphia museum of art and annie mccormick, annie, you've got some details about parade plans. >> reporter: we have some early details jim that we do want to share with you. more details will come tomorrow but you see how many people showed up at the airport in chad's story. imagine how many people are going to show up for this parade. early estimates they may be between one and 2 million people. parade preps are now in full swing. here on the art museum steps crews began assembling a stage this morning. by city hall private contractors put

emily: that was chad anderson, space angel's ceo. still ahead, facebook cofounder chris hughes joins us on his new book, "fair shot: rethinking inequality and how we earn." why he says the american dream is on life support. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: japan's softbank is working with nomura on what could be a $19 billion ipo of its domestic telecom business. according to people familiar with the matter, softbank may market most of the offering to japanese individuals. that ipo would be japan's largest in two decades. facebook cofounder chris hughes was at the epicenter of the start of one of the biggest tech companies in the world. since stepping away from facebook, hughes has become increasingly aware of wealth inequality in the united states. we caught up with him for a future episode of "bloomberg studio 1.0," and began a conversation on his new book on income inequality called, "fair sho

there have been allegations about oxfam in chad. penny mordaunt said herself that this is now a merging picture. there will be questions today about whether there will be concerns about these oxfam ‘s may also relates to allegations of sexual extradition by aid workers working abroad. people are seeking strong working abroad. people are seeking strong reassurances on. working abroad. people are seeking strong reassurances on. there is a need to reassure donors that money is not being sprout well, but could be spent better. there are scandals like this... and others that preceded it will only undermine public confidence in the way that foreign aid money can be spent. i discussed this with the mp peter kyle. i asked i discussed this with the mp peter kyle. iasked him if i discussed this with the mp peter kyle. i asked him if he was aware of these sexual extradition of aid workers? no, i did have knowledge of this. but what needs to get a knowledge of this. but what needs to geta grip knowledge of this. but what needs to get a grip o

. >> chad: abby? >> gabi: no, it's me. >> chad: is everything...okay? you seem a little bit-- >> gabi: tense? edgy? yeah, yeah, all of the above. listen, i-- i'm stressed out, okay? i have no job, no--no company, no reason to get up in the morning, okay? i'm going stir-crazy, chad. i'm bouncing off the walls here. >> chad: well, then you have-- you have has said all along is that the two of them in the business they had, they made millions and millions, maybe $75 million in all. and then tried to hide from the federal government to the evade taxes and to avoid their obligations to report under banking laws and to report under the fact they were lobbying for foreign government. now, when the original charges were filed against the two men in october, they faced charges. as of yesterday, gates faced 23. today in just a few minutes in that courthouse, about a dozen blocks from the white house, gates will plead guilty to just two charges. so it's a good deal for him because he faces legal legal charges. they get the testimony of the man who is said to be in

but then we see that he appeared in chad working for oxfam, and ina appeared in chad working for oxfam, and in a strange quizzes, you were working for the development agency that were approached by oxfam for some funding. you saw that this belgian individual was in charge of the particular mission in chad, and you want your superiors that this was not selling that sweden should be putting their money into. and yet sweden did. £750,000. right. so what happened there is a lack of the proposal on my desk and i reacted because i saw very quickly that he was the country director. i went to my then boss, the head of the humanitarian assistance unit, who reacted immediately, and was appalled. he took me straight to the legal team, and i appalled. he took me straight to the legalteam, and i remember appalled. he took me straight to the legal team, and i remember several meetings with the legal team. they all reacted in the way that i would expect them to. they could very seriously and were appalled and wa nted seriously and were appalled and wanted to do something about it. again, ifelt wante

for now live at state college chad pradelli channel6 "action news." jim. >> chad thank you. >>> 6abc.com is your home for thon coverage all weekend. we'll bring you the latest updates, photographs, videos, all from penn state and you can also find out how you can get involved and help the kids with cancer ftk. >> ♪ >> latest from phillies spring training. here's ducis rodgers. >> they're still fine tuning things down there in clearwater. they're still having fun and the manage?er is still raving about his players. optimism remains high with the phillies. let's join jeff skversky live in clearwater florida with more. jeff. >> reporter: hey, ducis. new phillies first baseman carlos santana reported to camp today. he's not the only new face out here. out of the blue the men in blue showed up. it's not a sight or sound phillies pitchers are used to until spring training games and the regular season but new phillies manager gabe kapler is throwing a change up. umpires calling balls and strikes for bullpen sessions something they've never had done in the

chad: this is very cool to see. spacex just continues to push boundaries and keep us all interested. even in the shuttle and apollo years, we saw viewership start to fall off. that's because people want to see what is coming next, what progress we are making and what are we doing next. spacex continues to push the envelope. today, the payload, the satellites, came back to earth and they attempted to catch them with a giant net on a boat. while they missed, they came really close. it seems they have a good plan to catch it next time. emily: you are also at the national space council meeting. i know they talked about space entrepreneurship and there is a move towards future space travel as a commercial rather than a government endeavor. what kind of progress are you seeing? chad: that is exactly right. it was good to be in the room yesterday, to hear the conversation. it is really good to hear the emphasis on streamlining regulation and licensing. they have moved a lot of space operations and space oversight into the

when chad was a necessary ally. >> again, of course, the death of those four american servicemen has been played out and playing out in the u.s. right now as everybody is trying to figure out what the mission was and why four of their loved ones have been killed out there. so thanks for explaining a little bit about that. let's just go back to this surge of migration and the pipeline. why are you finding -- what is the principle reason for despite the danger and despite the horrors even the slavery auctions that you uncovered late last year, what is the reason for them continuing to make this perilous journey? is it war? is it economics? is it climate ravages and the inability to sustain themselves in those parts of africa? what is it? >> it's pretty much all of the above. it is war in some parts of africa. it is despotic regimes in east africa and also fundamentally grinding poverty. literally this extraordinary young man we spoke to who had been rescued from slavery in libya, we met with him in nigeria when he returned back to his family. he was homeless. he couldn't move back in w

chad pradelli joins us with a special report. if you have a team, you are likely hearing the word fortnight. what the fortnight frenzy is all about. >> ducis rodgers with the flyers beefing up their defense. meteorologist cecily tynan back with the week ahead in the seven-day forecast when news >> bill cosby's daughter ensa has died. the 44-year-old died friday in massachusetts from renal disease. ensa was a strong supporter of her father and believed he was innocent of the sexual assault accusations against him. her death comes a month before cosby is set to be retried for sexual assaulting employee andrea con stan. >>> federal investigators will finish inspection on wednesday. 70-year-old howard sexton of gloucester county was killed when a section of an electrical conduit fell through the windshield of his delivery truck. the northbound tunnel doesn't have conduit over head. >> roosevelt boulevard has five more cameras. there are 30 in operation. these are five more. the project will be funded half a million dollars from state

the actions of their director in chad and arrow—mac we re their director in chad and arrow—mac were never properly dealt with. bringing 0xfam into disrepute, enda kenny wait abusing people who may have been beneficiaries... there was a discussion of how the organisation should respond, but we didn't act on it, and more significantly, because there were not formal complaints, we allowed him to move on to another post, and that was our failing. 0xfam's bosses were called in to meet ministers this morning with questions over the £32 million the charity receives from the government. ministers here at the department for international development no british charities do good work overseas, but with 0xfam half the story of what happened with its staff in haiti it has now put pressure on the entire charity sector. 0xfam says it investigated 87 allegations of sexual abuse or exploitation last year, and save the children looked into 31 cases of misconduct. christian aide said it had two cases, one of which was reported to the charity commission. i don't think anyone can see in good faith operating

oxfam said it was shocked and dismayed about the latest revelations from chad. it said it couldn't corroborate the information but it highlighted unacceptable behaviour by a small number of people. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has now sent a strong warning to charities receiving eu money that those funds will be withdrawn unless they can prove they are cooperating fully on safeguarding issues. —— receiving public money. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has now sent a strong warning to charities receiving eu money she said this. she called the behaviour by some oxfam workers in haiti horrific and said it was just one example of a wider issue on which her department was already taking action. the former secretary of state for international trade is also calling for tougher action. this is now an opportunity for everyone to make sure that there are very clear, notjust guidelines, but actions, action, will be taken and money will be withdrawn as well quite frankly if there is inappropriate behaviour. oxfam says

british foreign secretary boris johnson haiti and chad. british foreign secretary borisjohnson has met with myanmar leader aung san

oxfam said it was shocked and dismayed about the latest revelations from chad. it said it couldn't corroborate the information but it highlighted unacceptable behaviour by a small number of people. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has now sent a strong warning to charities receiving public money that those funds will be withdrawn unless they can prove they are cooperating fully on safeguarding issues. she said this. she called the behaviour by some oxfam workers in haiti horrific and said it was just one example of a wider issue on which her department was already taking action. the former secretary of state for international trade is also calling for tougher action. this is now an opportunity for everyone to make sure that there are very clear, notjust guidelines, but actions, action, will be taken and money will be withdrawn as well quite frankly if there is inappropriate behaviour. oxfam says that after haiti, it set up a dedicated safeguarding team to deal with such issues. the charity finds itself at the centre of this particular sca

"action news" reporter chad pradelli joins us live from state college with much more, chad. >> reporter: hi walter in just a few moments ago the children 's talent show started at bryce jordan center, a real touching moment of thon 2018 but this charity really has so many of those moments. these students are raising money for pediatric cancer. we wanted to introduce you to a family who is benefiting. it has been nearly 24 hours since these penn state students rose up, began their 46 hour dance marathon. the cramping is setting in. the pain intensifying. but they find ways, to continue on. >> right now you know i'm feeling g it is all mental thing. so we're all well with that. if i can control that everything else is fine. >> just trying to keep myself occupied, keep walking, listening to music, trying to be meeting as many people as possible. >> reporter: but more than anything it is the kids who dealt with the horrors of cancer who inspired these penn staters. kid like keyleni le body of lancaster who was diagnosed with brain cancer as a infant. the thon and four diamonds fund helped h

but they still decided to put money into the chad project. but here is an individual who is now establishing a reputation among some who have worked with him, and yet there is no red flag against his name. and so if we move on from chad and get to haiti, where this story, in recent days, has come to a head, here, again, is mr roland van hauwermeiren, who is now country director of oxfam's operations after the earthquake in 2011. they really big job and a huge amount of pressure. and again, what we now know is that oxfam were faced with a plethora of allegations of staff procuring prostitutes, parties in oxfam accommodation, other allegations concerning pornography, harassment of staff, and bullying, with its individual at the centre of it, yet again. that is unfortunate, i think these are two very different questions. is it wrong for donors to donate? in some respects, maybe, but it should be thoroughly assessed and reported, of course. but that programme could still have been a very vital programme. as merlyn‘s were in liberia, it was supp

. >> all right chad thank you so much. i can only imagine the excitement back in at home if it's one-tenth of feeling from fans who are here it's going to be awesome. >> so much energy here. hang with us. because coming up at 4:30 we'll have more live from inside the nfl experience and i get outside and go ice fishing. >> how about. >> yeah, we'll show you that guys coming up in a bit. back to the studio now to rick and monica. >> cool. >> guys we'll see you in just a little bit there in minneapolis thank you. meantime don't forget to kick off your super b right here on channel6 tonight at 8 o'clock. tune in foron news champioive frminneapolis and stay with "action news" tomorrow as the excitement continues to build. we'll have live reports throughout the day from minneapolis as well. >> now sunday start your game day coverage right here on "action news" at 6:00 a.m. we'll have live reports all morning and through "action news" at noon. our live pregame coverage begins on "action news" at 5:00. and our live coverage then c

"action news" reporter chad pradelli is live on campus with more, chad. >> reporter: hi, walter, the party's rocking here in the center, the band just took a stage a couple minutes ago and it is hot in here. the pictures are up, fans are up, but this is a party with a purpose. motto is, this is for the kids it has been nearly 24 hours since these penn state students, rose up and began their 46 hour dance marathon. the cramping is setting in, the pain intensifying but they are finding ways to continue on. >> right now i'm doing good, it is all, mental, thing, so it is, just that and if i can control that then everything else is fine. >> i'm just trying to keep myself occupied, keep walking, listening to music, trying to see as many people as possible >> reporter: but more than anything it is the kids, who dealt with the horrors of cancer, who inspired these penn staters. kids like keyleni boy of lancaster she was diagnosed with brain cancer as an infant , thon and four diamonds fund helped her and her family in the recovery. >> they helped us with bills, with back and forth from the h

no word on their condition, but chad perdelli telling us she was able to walk away in a lot of pain. school officials looking into what caused the accident. >>> 6abc.com the home for on this, coverage all weekend long, we'll briive -- bring you the latest updates, pictures from penn state. >>> phillies bring umpires into camp. >>> a firefighter is seriously injured during the call of duty. we'll are hear from the grateful firefighter as for me. >> reporter: we have everything from snow to record warmth in a in a matter of two days, we'll have the details next. >> lights swayed back and forth as buildings rocked when a massive 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck mexico. video shows people lining up in the hall of a building as the slights swayed. not clear if the earthquake caused any damage or injuries. we can tell you at this point there are no tsunami warmings. >> we're expecting a little bit of everything. >> reporter: i think it's hard to realize, we're we were in the 60s. things are changing for you. sky6 live hd at philadelphia international. the first change when you step outside

chad pradelli joins us with a special report. if you have a team, you are likely hearing the word fortnight. what the fortnight frenzy is all about. >> ducis rodgers with the flyers beefing up their defense. meteorologist cecily tynan back with the week ahead seven-day forecast when news continues tonight. ♪ ♪ sorry, i was at my bank. no. yeah, you're definitely getting hosed. dang it. do you ever get hosed by your bank? no, at santander bank, they personally ensured my account we give you and your money respect. not surprises. and, at santander bank, respect adds up. not surprises. >> bill cosby's daughter ensa has died. the 44-year-old died friday in massachusetts from renal disease. ensa was a strong supporter of her father and believed he was innocent of the sexual assault accusations against him. her death comes a month before cosby is set to be retried for sexual assaulting employee andrea con stan. >>> federal investigators will finish inspection on wednesday. 70-year-old howard sexton of gloucester county was killed w

there was a time when the city of both on an island surrounded by the waters of lake chad but over the past few decades life has dramatically changed. it was an island in the middle of the lake now we are ten kilometers away since one thousand nine hundred sixty six the lakes water has been receding it continues to dry up in the one nine hundred seventy s. every year more and more the lake is getting further away from us. so used to be thriving people lived on fishing farming and herding it was considered the warehouse of the deferred region where the borders of coming room child nigeria niger meet now it's a desolate city where people barely survive lake charles has shrunk by eighty percent over the past twenty five years and continues to recede. owns a red pepper farm known here as manga gold is very popular in both niger and nigeria business used to be good. because the chad lake is the backbone of the economy in this region people were self-sufficient and now we're facing dire problems and we need help if the lake dries up people will die out of hunger the area has been sealed for

but chad does not sound like a muslim country. chad sounds like a muslim country trying to pretend not to be a muslim country, right? ( laughter ) they're like, "hi, we are chad. that's mike, and that's chip. just hanging out." ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, happy new year. when is new year-- when is iranian new year? is it the same? >> the persian new year happens, the first moment of spring is the persian new year. it's coming in march to a theater near you. >> stephen: well, you have to come back for the next new year's, too. >> i would love to, man. >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you. "immigrant" is on netflix, and you can see maz on "superior donuts" right here on cbs. maz jobrani, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by margo price. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ introducing the npower jean aka the perfect straight. and introducing the new relaxed slim for men. power up with 50% off all jeans this saturday an

believe it or not let's hope he's singing. >> right this minute, we have chad. >> what's up? ♪ on right this minute >> what's up, dude? >> how did this start? are you a frustrated singer? >> about three years ago i was an elementary drama teacher. we had a two week stretch of horrible winter weather and parents were starting to text myself and saying, if you're closed within more day we're going to throat punch you or you're going to be paying for my therapy. i went home and wrote the lyrics to these videos are out of the overflow of the culture we're trying to create. >> did you have any principals to inspire you to be the principal you are today? >> the school i was mentioning before, my principal there, man, you could do anything that would engage a family, he was up for it. he was a mentor and a are great inspiration for me. >> what senator do we have to write to increase your budget? >> man, i don't know. >> i've got some wigs back there you might be able to use. >> can't turn it off, can't turn it down, baby. >> let's hear it for chad. >> you guys rock, man. thanks fo

now it's a desolate city where people barely survive lake chad has shrunk by eighty percent over the past twenty five years and continues to recede. owns a red pepper farm known here as manga gold is very popular in both niger and nigeria business used to be good. because the chad lake is the backbone of the economy in this region people were self-sufficient and now we're facing dire problems and we need help if the lake dries up people will die out of hunger the area has been sealed for two years as a result of the war against boko haram. with the absence of rainfall in a drought prone region west african countries are looking for options to save the lake including transferring water from other sources but that needs funding and security both unavailable at the moment the rise in poverty has led to an increase in the popularity of boko haram in many places the armed group has become the only employer feeding on a widespread feeling of hopelessness specially among young people. many of the flora and fauna species are now extinct people have lost their livelihoods and are now desperat

penn state alum and "action news" reporter chad pradelli live on campus and chad we know the excitement there has to be building. >> reporter: yeah, sharrie, absolutely, the doors just opened here at the bryce jordan center. you can see the stands are now beginning to fill up. those are the people here to support the 700 or so dancers who will stand and dance for 46 straight hours. no sitting, and no sleep. it is a spectacular event if you've never been here. now, you can see some people here on the dance floor right now. these are actually volunteers who will support a specific dancer. now, if you're unaware, all the money raised by thon goes to pediatric cancer and in particular the four diamond fund and penn state hershey children's hospital. it allows families to have some comfort to know that bill will be paid, the accommodations will be taken care of if their son or daughter has to deal with a horrific reality of cancer. you can see the stage right here. there will be performances all weekend. i want to he should you this year's theme, discovering tomorrow's wonder. now, moments a

because the chad lake is the backbone of the economy in this region people were self-sufficient and now we're facing dire problems and we need help if the lake dries up people will die out of hunger the area has been sealed for two years as a result of the war against boko haram. with the absence of rainfall in a drought prone region west african countries are looking for options to save the lake including transferring water from other sources but that needs funding and security both unavailable at the moment the rise in poverty has led to an increase in the popularity of boko haram in many places the armed group has become the only employer feeding on a widespread feeling of hopelessness specially among young people. many of the flora and fauna species are now extinct people have lost their livelihoods and are now desperate this enables some of the terrorist groups to attract the lake's residents to join their ranks and secure a source of income now the lack of security is hindering all efforts to save the lake who are working on many fronts but we need time. but time is running out ai

narrator: in addition to cameroon, shell casings were found in the central african republic and chad, all linked to sudanese paramilitary and

the observer newspaper is telling us that the same thing seems to have happened in chad with some of the same individuals who were let go from oxfam, mentioned as working in chad and leading the oxfam operation in that country at the time. this seems to be... oxfam saying there was no cover—up but it seems to me the charity commission was not fully informed of the events and the charities who was subsequently employing some of these people were not properly informed of the conduct of these people. whether it is true or not we know the un peacekeepers, some of them have been accused of this in times past. this is a sad old horrible story. the sooner we get to the bottom of this, it has to do with a oppression, it is a form of oppression. we need to get to the bottom of this as soon as possible. what fascinates me, priti patel was the former international development secretary, warned that predatory paedophiles have been allowed to exploit the aid sector. did she just find this out, or did she know when she was in charge of this sector? we have jumped onto the times newspaper. it is

little bit of cloud is building here but as yet not various too much in the way of what weather what chad if you're in the philippines though the increasing cloud of rain here is ahead of a tropical storm that's galloping its way towards us over towards india plenty of cloud snaking its way across us and across bangladesh at the moment but it's not really giving us too much in the way of significant rain the next feature though that's working its way towards the northern parts that is going to give us some more intense rain so but whether they're over parts of pakistan or on sunday then that gradually pushes its way towards the northeast on monday turning wintery over the mountains as you'd expect but still plenty of rain here and that also pushing for the southeast as well so not poor we could see some role the shop showers here on monday not for cold cuts or not yet anyway even further towards the west and

chad perdelli was there, but the students walked away, but appeared to be in a lot of pain. school officials are looking into how the accident happened. >> the student run event is for the kids and the largest of its kind charity in the world. it helps raise money for those impacted by childhood cancer. on this weekend is a 46 hour dance-a-thon. chad perdelli filed this report. >> 3, 2, 1. >> reporter: and with that on 2018 was underway. kids promised to dance, strut and stand for 46 hours. >> i'm capping off my career at penn state by dancing at thon. you barely sleep you can't wait to get on the dance floor. >> what's your game plan for the 46 hours. >> stretch beforehand and eat as much as possible. >> this has been my dream since i was 7 years old. >> reporter: you're excited. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: the money raised goes to the four diamonds funds and penn state children's hospital, $146 million has been raised over the years to help families pay their medical bills and get the assistance they need. >> it's the coolest thing of the year, this is as amazing. >> r

british foreign secretary boris johnson haiti and chad. british foreign secretary borisjohnson has met with myanmar leader aung san suu kyi, leading the talks saying he did not think she had crossed the concerns many had about the treatment of rohingya refugees. —— grasped the concerns. at 10pm clive myrie will have a full round—up of the news. now on bbc news, our world. for nearly a0 years afghanistan has been in a constant state of war. how has this affected the mental health of its people? in this week's programme, sahar zand meets mental health patients, including a former taliban fighter, struggling to deal with the trauma of war. afghanistan has been at war for nearly a0 years. a conflict that has claimed over two million civilian lives. they are from 40, 50 years ago and itjust really shows how long war has been going on in this country. and the cost to the nation's mental health has been enormous. it's estimated that three quarters of afghan women and more than half the men suffer from mental health problems. with rare acces

oxfam said it was shocked and dismayed about the latest revelations from chad. it said it couldn't corroborate the information but it highlighted unacceptable behaviour by a small number of people. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has now sent a strong warning to charities receiving eu money that those funds will be withdrawn unless they can prove they are cooperating fully on safeguarding issues. she said this. she called the behaviour by some oxfam workers in haiti horrific and said it was just one example of a wider issue on which her department was already taking action. the former secretary of state for international trade is also calling for tougher action. this is now an opportunity for everyone to make sure that there are very clear, notjust guidelines, but actions, action, will be taken and money will be withdrawn as well quite frankly if there is inappropriate behaviour. oxfam says that after haiti, it set up a dedicated safeguarding team to deal with such issues. the charity finds itself at the centre of this particular scandal

the actions of senior 0xfam employee roland van hauwermeiren in chad and haiti never properly dealt with. at that time, the use of prostitutes was not explicitly contrary to 0xfam's code of conduct. bringing 0xfam into disrepute, in any way abusing people who may have been beneficiaries of course was. so there was an exploration of how should the organisation should respond? but we didn't act on it and, more significantly, we allowed him — because there weren't formal complaints — we allowed him to move onto another post, and that was our failing. so will then need to be more resignations? i still feel we have not done enough. if it is felt by those who employ me that i am not doing that forcefully enough, or well enough, they will have my resignation straightaway. 0xfam's bosses were called in to meet ministers this morning with question marks about the £32 million the charity receives from the government. ministers here at the department for international development know british charities do good work overseas, but with 0xfam only telling half the story about what happened with i

chad pradelli has more on that. >> a break in performance here, but i have been covering thon for the last seven or eight years. the last 16 to 17 hours are the most brutal for the dancers, but it's kids like the two little girls you are about to meet that keep them going. >> the party rages on inside the bryce jordan center at penn state. this is a party with a purpose, ftk is the motto for kids like lottie who was diagnosed with brain cancer as an infant. her mother remembers the tears. >> she was given a 50% survival rate. it was tough. >> thon helped ka kalani with a full recovery. >> we get gas vouchers for every trip we make there and everything outside of inshiewrps iinsuranceis taken care of. >> they dance 48 straight hours. kayla is a committee member of thon. she cut her hair today to make wigs for children. >> i wanted to cut my hair and i thought no better reason to do it than this. >> inside the bryce jordan season pictures of the afflicted on the walls, each of the dancers, fighting cancer. $146 million has been raised by thon over the years. tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. the da

oxfam said it was shocked and dismayed about the latest revelations from chad. it said it couldn't corroborate the information, but it highlighted unacceptable behaviour by a small number of people. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has now sent a strong warning to all uk charities receiving public money, that those funds will be withdrawn unless they can prove that they are cooperating fully with the authorities on safeguarding issues. she said: she called the behaviour by some oxfam workers in haiti, "horrific" and said it was just one example of an issue on which her department was already taking action. the former secretary of state for international development is also calling for tougher action. this is now an opportunity for everyone to make sure that their very clear, notjust guidelines, but action will be taken and money will be withdrawn as well, quite frankly. oxfam said that after haiti, it set up a dedicated safeguarding team to deal with such issues. the charity finds itself at the centre of this particular scandal, but the b

the chad lake is the backbone of the economy in this region people were self-sufficient and now we're facing dire problems and we need help if the lake dries up people will die out of hunger the area has been sealed for two years as a result of the war against boko haram. with the absence of rainfall in a drought prone region west african countries are looking for options to save the lake including transferring water from other sources but that needs funding and security both unavailable at the moment the rise in poverty has led to an increase in the popularity of boko haram in many places our group has become the only employer feeding on a widespread feeling of hopelessness especially among young people. many of the flora and fauna species are now extinct people have lost their livelihoods and are now desperate this enables some of the terrorist groups to attract the lakes residents to join their ranks and secure a source of income now the lack of security is hindering all efforts to save the lake who work here many fronts but we need time. but time is running out. the humanitarian c