and was looking to cause harm to bonnie. >> bonnie was an agent of chaos. she left a trail of broken hearts and angry men. one of those men was christian brando. and she kept telling him the baby was his even though she knew it was blake's. eventually he found out. >> it's not my kid, you know that? >> no, i don't know that for a fact. >> so why don't you come out and [ bleep ] say it? >> no, i don't know that for a fact. >> why does it all end up in the "national enquirer"? making up a bunch of [ bleep ] that winds up there in the "national enquirer." what the [ bleep ] is the deal with that? it really [ bleep ] bugs me. >> i don't know. >> you have no idea what you do to people with this [ bleep ]. no idea. it's -- you know what? you know what? it kinda -- it kinda hurt. think about it. you're lucky someone doesn't put a bullet in your head. (burke) parking splat. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ red lobster's new weekday five days.s here: five

the bonnie project is a web documentary by law. nest that black and white film tells the story of a vanishing senegalese town near the capital dhaka the belgian filmmakers discovered a coastal town called bonnie which is under threat from the sea but also industrialization . in the west there has been a cement work very close to the choruses nine hundred forty sales a new city center is being built to the north. a percent is built on land that could be found. in the west of the quarter there's a coal fired power station that went into operation in twenty eighteen. the government says the power station will be able to light up the whole of senegal but it was constructed on land that was originally promised to the fishing and farming communities ongoing coastal erosion is forcing families to abandon their crumbling houses by the sea. last may last night that is. equipped with a notebook and a camera here in la also explored the densely populated urban area where almost seventy thousand people live. they met families deprive both of a

bonnie: how are you today? girl 1: good. bonnie: i'm here to talk about how with technology you can make amazing worlds. come with me. my team and i bring the halo world to life. girl 2: is that you? bonnie: that is me. i wasn't a math genius and i knew nothing about coding. but you guys do. you guys have the power to change things. girl 1: i want your job. bonnie: i want you to have my job. . >> america's news headquarters as the partial government shutdown enters a third week after a week and a staff meeting at camp david the president said he could make a deal in 20 minutes if they want to. the president shows no signs of budging on his border wall that he is threatening to declare a national emergency to use military funding. the pentagon confirms the bombing of the uss cole was during a us airstrike in yemen last week helping to coordinate the attack the october 2000 attack on the destroyer at the yemeni border killed 70 sailors and injured dozens more. now back to "watters world". jesse: this week elizabeth warren othe

>> thanks, bonnie. i think that's probably true in the near term. you already mentioned that the operational tempo in the east china sea has decreased of late. and that probably speaks to the desire for bilateral diplomacy this year. at the same time, as was mentioned previously, japan is fundamentally concerned about china's long-term military ambitions. and in mid december, just released a new defense strategy, and a five-year procurement plan, focused very much on defending japanese territory, and the southwest island chain. so there's still concern about china's long-term ambitions. and you will see japan continue to invest in defense capabilities, strengthening the alliance with the u.s., and partnerships with others in the region. but i can understand why this question only garnered 2% in the near term. hopefully the relative stability in japan, china, ties of late, will reduce the likelihood of an incident in the near term. >> if there were to be an incident, do you think it would be controllable

in bonnie doon, ann rubin, ktvo fox 2 news. >>> a lot of rain is headed our way. that's bringing in our meteorologist. >> there was a little rain today and a little more tomorrow and more wind tomorrow. afternoon, morning commute tomorrow will be kind of damp, more than today. as heather eludes two, wednesday night into thursday morning is the big deal. that will be 8/10. if 10 is the max, this is about eight or 7.8. there will be good rain and strong winds. as you look at the radar on the satellite loop, you see most of the activity really is ending up in southern california from this system where they have flood watches, flood warnings and flood concerns down there, advisories, wind issues, and heavy rain. for us, we are on the north end which is the weaker side of this weather system as it will be again tomorrow as the next system moves through. the wednesday night form storm comes down to -- mrs. l.a. and brings us the bulk of the dynamics. showers right now, sacramento, pastor bill, snow flurries in the mountains, not a big deal yet. i wednesday, it will be,

people who live in bonnie doon are clearing miles of underbrush hoping it will save lives. >> in the santa cruz mountains, residents are working seriously felling trees and clear brush. a sense of urgency as a direct result of a campfire in paradise. never say the situation there mirrors there's too closely. >> you have all seen these horrifying videos and our neighborhood looks just like that. so we need to do something about it. >> so they are. the committee is clearing 25-30 miles of fuel breaks meant to stop a fire's progress. they are focused on side ridges but along roadways also. >> in wildfires in california, most people die in their cars trying to evacuate. so making the road safe to evacuate his primary importance. >> 55 say having brush cleared can make all the difference. both for people rushing out for firefighters rushing in. >> engines are 10 foot wide. 14 foot tall. if we can't get into savior has, we can't get into save your house. you got to give us every chance we can to help us help you. >> the governor's budget is proposing millions of dollars for forced programs

. >> reporter: missing his wife bonnie of 36 years. she died in september shortly after being rushed to mt. carmel west hospital in columbus, ohio, for shortness of breath. >> out comes that doctor and he says, she's brain dead. then i went berserk. >> reporter: austin agreed to withdraw life support, but in a lawsuit says he didn't know dr. william husel had already administered an excessive dose of pain medication, including the opioid fentanyl, for the purpose of ending bonnie's life. >> any reasonably careful doctor would know that would cause death. >> we apologize for this tragedy. >> reporter: now in a video statement, hospital officials are apologizing, saying they found at least 27 patients near death for whom dr. husel ordered potentially fatal doses of pain medication over five years. >> the actions instigated by this doctor were unacceptable and inconsistent with the values and practices of mt. carmel. >> reporter: the hospital fired dr. husel, who could not be reached for comment, and suspended 20 staffmembers pending revi

are now back in bonnie to show their film to the communities affected they hope their web documentary can raise awareness about the situation and inspire more people to resist construction projects that disregard the local population and their environment. staying within the west african sub region here in nigeria the activities of man also affects the earth even farming as well a young man in lagos is wanting to help to solve that problem he wants to reduce the effects of farming on the earth through the hydroponic system of farming and uses less land space and little or no soil for the cultivation of vegetables however the most remarkable bit of news is that it brings the farmers and their produce closer to the. these buzzkill parsley and little plants are special they're being drowned with old use a noble sword vision over to systemise called i'd reply nix to feed the plants they got. laid from the bark of the coconut tree at the clinic you transfer yours are not. nutrients with chemical additives basically. natural state and a special vegetable form of micro nutrients that the pla

bonnie, you have the con. let's thank our panel for their predictions. >> we are going to move right into our security threats panel. get your clickers ready. i will briefly introduce everybody. we have a really terrific team. we could all do some other panels as well. these folks are really security focused. right,, to my extreme pat but can. he runs our alliances and american leadership project. and then to his left, victor cha. senior advisor and career chair here. and we have greg polling who directs our asian maritime transparency initiative and is also a fellow with the southeast asia program. to my right, the deputy director and senior fellow at the japan chair. i'm bonnie glazier. so, we are going to start, i think, by looking at a slide from last year. if you could put that up. year with thet question of, where will a major security incident most likely occur. you may all remember, we were here in january. we were all thinking we were going to have a real crisis on the korean peninsula. we were talkin

and bonnie doon, ann rubin, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> checking on the rainfall forecast. we are seeing the first of three today. it was now much of anything, but it was the first, and the second shows up tomorrow. these are some of the rain totals expected tomorrow, little bit more. these are added to today's, which are light. so, some areas over the next 24 hours could see 0.5 or 0.6 inches of rain. on wednesday, you get a little bit more activity, lot. but it is incremental. and the bay kids wednesday night into thursday. that is when these numbers really, you see the red contours representing the areas you hammered the hardest lake tahoe, sierra nevada, northern california. we will do all of the storm especially wednesday night. a little bit more robust than they were today, but still light showers, nonetheless. through the area right now we have reports of light shower activity, nothing major. as you look at the life radar spinning, you can see showers offshore, even a couple lightning strikes showing up offshore as well. we will see how that pans out. a beautiful, li

. >> reporter: in a wrongful death lawsuit, david austin says his wife bonnie was being treated for "chest pains and difficulty breathing" at mt. carmel health, when dr. william husel ordered a "lethal dose" of fentanyl and a sedative and told austin his wife was brain dead. >> he's a doctor, i figured he's got the knowledge. >> reporter: 30 minutes after the medication, bonnie was dead. >> every time i think about it, i get upset. >> reporter: the health system says, "these patients' families had requested life-saving measured be stopped," but that "the doctor ordered more than what was needed to provide comfort." tonight, 14 nurses and six pharmacists have also been put on leave. david, dr. husel has been fired. we've been unable to reach him for comment. the hospital telling us that an employee alerted them to the doctor's behavior, sparking the whole investigation. david? >> all right, eva, thank you. >>> when we come back, the major security flaw involving "fortnite." others can listen to your conversations. >>> the urgent search for a missing couple. now the grim discovery. >>>

bonnie, you have the con. let's thank our panel for their predictions. >> we are going to move right into our security threats panel. get your clickers ready. i will briefly introduce everybody. we have a really terrific team. we could all do some other panels as well. these folks are really security focused.

>> thanks bonnie. that's probably true in the near term. you are dimension the operational tempo in the east china sea has decreased of late, and that probably speaks to the desire for bilateral diplomacy this year. at the same time as mentioned previously, japan is fundamentally concerned about china's long-term military ambitions. in mid december, they released a new defense strategy and a five-year procurement plan focused on defending japanese territory in the southwest island chain. there is still concern about china's long-term ambitions. you will see japan continue to invest in defense capabilities, strengthening the alliance with the u.s., and partnership with others in the region. but i can understand why this question only garnered 2% in the near term. hopefully, the relative stability in the japan anti--- china ties of late will reduce the likelihood of an incident in the near term. >> if there was to be an incident would be controllable given how potentially volatile that relationship is in the very strong nationalistic feelings

bonnie, you have the con. let's thank our panel for their predictions. >> we are going to move right into our security threats panel. get your clickers ready. i will briefly introduce ev

that's bonnie's panel where we talk about things that go bang. is more about politics and a group of senior scholars. right, not literally, geographically is chris johnson, china studies, many of know him about developments runs our aright who southeast asia program with experience in the pentagon, and a.i.d.tment india ssow who runs the project here and provides detailed analysis at the state and local sue mi terry.and let's get started. the first question on this panel year, it's ao this rough year for u.s. allies everywhere. year looking at asia, which of the following alliances or partnerships is biggest be in the trouble and this is with the united states. fault, but where are we having the most friction, the difficulties, the philippines, south korea or taiwan. to ess the panel is allowed vote. ok. sue.right, [laughter] ichael: what's going on in seoul and washington or do you disagree? sue: no, i agree, this says a we feel about north korea prospect because if that the next summit is going to go well, if there is a korea, maybe th it's not

so bonnie, you have the microphone. so let's thank the panel for their predictions and your predictions.

this is e w news live from bonnie heavy snow blanket central europe cutting off that it isn't triggering avalanches helicopter crews use a break in the weather to help clear the mountain sides but the risk of avalanches remains high and more winter weather is expected also coming up at least three people are dead following a gas explosion in paris a spanish woman in two firefighters were killed in the blast and dozens more are injured some critically. and they were once almost extinct but now the gray wolf has made a comeback in germany they have become so humorous that the threatening livestock and some fall is a calling for both hunting to be legalized. some have a home free glad you could join a weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow fall and avalanches across the alps they say that a less hot which has been able to authorities to restore some vital services could only be temporary arctic conditions have brought some parts of southern europe to a standstill at least twenty one weather related deaths have been reported so far. it's been a busy week for the austrian milit

first giant killing did arrive on day two when underdogs jordan upset reigning champs australia i must bonnie a scene headed in the only goal of the game with jordan taking a one nil victory thank you for watching t.v. every will be back at the top of the hour with more news. this. knowledge. of the markets. good morning.

a lot of the things we can take out of what michel bonnie is said the chief e.u. negotiate it was that he thinks that there should be a change in the u.k.'s position those so called red lines yes sell reopen negotiations but they'll want the concessions from the u.k. side and they're not prepared to give any more they're saying that it was the u.k. that wanted this divorce they're the ones walking away now they still have no intention of changing indeed the main institutions of the european union as a result of that british decision now that means essentially that the the to resume a withdrawal deal is still on the table there might be some vague reassurances some minor changes but the irish backstop will remain they have to protect the core values of the customs union they don't want to. hold blown in the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland they will not accept that and that means there's very little room for maneuver yet again for to resume may no matter what time she comes back to brussels she'll find things haven't changed that much and

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bonnie. player class. hello my name is peter and i've been living in russia now for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got in the time. when you go into. it. i mean does it just published or do it if i'm just the guy it's the stuff that i still does not seem to see if i. i plan. to. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth you long to be all for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that prevalent in

. >> not exactly bonnie and clyde. >> hi, we're complete strangers who have been robbing for 15 hours. can we hide in your house? >> the man said he was playing video games when they ran in reports are they had a knife. needless to say they did catch these two geniuses. >> there's a police dog. zero chances they will hide from the dog. >> the man was bit by the dog. the woman was charged with dangerous driving, attempted armed robbery, attempted violence, burglary. i don't know where they thought they would go. >>> ladies and gentlemen, i introduce to you the notorious lauren. >> yes. >> this amazing lady is 72 years old. >> get my life together. >> check out her push-ups. >> she's doing the triangle push-ups. >> she has a solid core. her trainer, wesley james is wondering how strong one person must be to be able do this with the bands. >> she broke s like calle if yo want to! >> lauren is a former marine, she's now an adjunct professor at uconn in connecticut. she's always been into fitness. for most of her life she did ballet. she goes to crossfit seven days a week. six of those wit

bonnie. they're bred for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight months of intensive schooling. their reps. and they save lives. what politicians do. put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or something i want to. have to go right to the press that's what i'm up for three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the was in the house. last question. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going out for the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense office says we're got to act and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money others with their lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war then surely we can risk some discomfort for for uneasiness . yeah. i. thought it was tear gas smoke and clashe

president john culliton, speaker john madigan, leader bill grady, leader jim durkin, attorney general elect bonnie raul, secretary of state jesse like, controller susanna mendoza, treasurer mike rarick, members of the general assembly, members of the congressional delegation. governor pat quinn, governor bruce ratner, and national guard adjutant general richard hayes, to all of you, on behalf of of the people of illinois, i thank you for your service.>> [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years, illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place whose people have high hope, and clear vision. this is where lincoln found the metal to grip a whirring nation in both hands and hold us together. this is where obama came to organize and to witness the courage that runs deep in our communities, and whom he found the fortitude to launch his bid to make history.>> [ applause ] >> this is where the 13th and 19th amendments to the u.s. constitution were first ratified, ending slavery, and guaranteeing a woman's right to vote. >> [ applause ] >> this is where, on the sunday morn

bonnie. you know like the e.k.g. for countries is their ten year bond rate you look at that you say oh that country southie the country is not healthy well looks like being health of the chinese economy based on that their interest rates are better than america. join me every thursday on the elec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. nobody could see coming that false confession this would be that profile in the spot way shape or form for conviction if you look at any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat why a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable makes them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said to forward. say on a statement that i will be home by the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothin

bonnie: how are you today? girl 1: good. bonnie: i'm here to talk about how with technology you can make amazing worlds. come with me. my team and i bring the halo world to life. girl 2: is that you? bonnie: that is me. i wasn't a math genius and i knew nothing about coding. but you guys do. you guys have the power to change things. girl 1: i want your job. bonnie: i want you to have my job. m&a good thursday morning. welcome back. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 31st. your top stories right now 7:32 a.m. on the east coast. earnings season in high gear now, dow dupont and general electric making big moves in the premarket this morning after reporting their fourth quarter. dow dupont down 5 3/4% right now. general electric up 7 1/2%, revenue better than estimates, up 68-cents a share on ge. mixed action for futures this morning. take a look at what we're expecting at the open. dow industrials at the low of the morning, down 45 points, fractional move. s&p is up just by about a point and the

bonds has a third ranked schnauzer named bonnie. >>> a playground in san francisco's north beach is enjoying a rebirth of sorts. last year, crews accidentally severed the rooms of several majestic pine trees surrounding the playground at washington square park. they ultimately had to be removed. the playground has reopened with new play equipment and new trees. they're a bit smaller but easier to maintain. >> went through a lot of discussions about the species, replacements. these are called horn beams. they do lose their leaves, as you can see, in the winter. but they'll leaf out again in the springand summer. >> each with yesterday's drizzle, the new playground was getting a lot of use. >>> all right. switching over to a major traffic issue this morning in the south bay. san jose, no change. we still have all lanes blocked on northbound 101. just past mckee road. we did just get an update from chp saying that they opened up the left lane. i think that was to release the vehicles trapped there for a long tiemt. our partners at waze are saying that delay is about 50 minutes. everyone else is

ebb bonnie crawford one of our viewers put us on game. >> i just found out about this. this little bottom plate down here, right here is for, like, a few pages. one to five pages or whatever. these bigger ones are for, like, ten or more pages, right? >> did you know about the little stapler secret? >> did i. >> i just figured it was a different way of stapling. >> now do you change it? >> you said you knew. >> so you push the button and then rotate the flight put it on the setting you zblant we're going to show you the difference. here's a big ole stack of paper. >> and it goes through, but -- >> all right. now let's try it the other way. >> oh my gosh there are one was actually harder. >> what are we supposed to be doing? >> oh, great. >> i don't do well with staplers, okay. apparently there's a lot of people that didn't know this existed. if you didn't know, i don't care, i gave you some knowledge for the day. >>> a tiny to the t is trying tk to dad. >> but this girl takes it to a whole other zblefl the way she's signing coming up. >>> plus, the funk brothers are back

when race the entire neighborhoods flooded is miley's so make it bonnie and his crew don't work for the sanitation department they're volunteers for a local n.g.o.s called madiba and nature for them this is a gold mine of valuable rule material. one day when i was walking back from university raining heavily around for shelter to wait to towers that's when i saw hips of plastic bottles klugman operator i was shocked i thought surely something can be done with all these bottles cleaning them up i saw it as a challenge the challenge is mild who studied engineering eventually devised a way to convert the bottles into something practical and useful after being cleaned and checked for quality the bottles become the basic building blocks constructing the organization calls eco boats close one thousand bottles the needed for a six metre cannot shake the vessel it takes about three days to make one additional materials needed are purchased with money and from both sales. there's a we do have a cash flow problem at times and we sometimes don't have enough money to build the boat we just can't co

if she got really cute little hot chick not made it so i asked bonnie some jack on the child id it michel that t.v. john key will iraqi troops on the hunt got i'm on it i got maybe by moss that costs me it make it hot so you need to make it they will walk i've. known the last fishing in his safe oh money to avoid taking a decision on the ammo songlines the biggest investment project in the history of all mania. now he faces a stark choice that could tie the deter foreign investment or alienate the very people who put him where he is it's an uncertain time but one thing seems clear the blockade is on gang anyway. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on but what he sees rice is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic drugs this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist when trying to pay for the roads smaller and smaller we don't want to be set realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing pains on al-jazeera february on a

reduces my own perception of pain that also affects my perception of another person's bank and based on bonnie mccann. to test their hypothesis the neuropsychologists recorded the brain activity in volunteers during a series of experiments. e.g. caps measure their brainwaves. the test subjects were hooked up to at a time when you. elect trades on their hands they were given slightly electric shocks in a random sequence. from. they each had to rate how painful their own shocks were and those the other person experienced then they had to say how unpleasant it was to know that the other person was feeling pain. they couldn't see each other but they could assume that they were each given the same intensity of shock. the next step was to give some test subjects a placebo painkiller. and others nothing at all. it turned out that those who took the placebo said they felt less pain and also rated the other's pain as less intense. the next stage was to watch the participants brains using functional magnetic resonance imaging or f. m.r.i. while continuing the experiment. they used these buttons to regis

the second panel, bonnie grazer will moderate. that's on security crises, hotspots, and the third panel, matt gutman will run on economics, stealing -- but we do life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. hopefully. and then we ask you to help us. we are going to but go back to some of our predictions from last year. pretty well. not perfect. as yogi berra said, especially about the future. and we will show you some of the predictions last year in each panel and try to explain what didn't happen and why or what did happen that we didn't see. for the most part, we and you the audience called it pretty well. so the way the clickers work is you have them on your seat. have to turn them on, which is that little yellow button at the top. and then you have a bcd and e choices. this is anonymous. we are not creating social credit scores on you as you vote. like our friends in beijing. you can only vote once. this is not chicago. [ laughter ] you can click frequently if it makes you feel good. but you only get one vote. and what we find

given the need to try so much bonnie. to flee with the. first of the prison lights in the little one of the songs in which children edition could have been put in and did we saw a pile of flowers of candles soft toys and i was getting bigger and bigger well wishes many of them quite emotional interiors coming here to express their condolences this in please offer support to those affected by this of course preparing for the large number tragically of funerals in this city of magnitogorsk . u.s. president trump tweeted on sunday that progress was made at a meeting between vice president mike pence and a democrat leader pelosi on ending the partial u.s. government shutdown trump says his proposed border wall which democrats have refused to fund will now be a barrier rather than concrete which according to his tweet is stronger and less obtrusive the negotiations so far have been contentious with both the white house and democrats holding their ground. we are committed to keeping our borders safe where in a shutdown because democrats refused

don't have a hard border any infrastructure the border you know with the republic of ireland michel bonnie's very very clear that that can happen he said it could happen in a new deal soon are so why shouldn't that be possible within two years so the question isn't whether this can be done it's a question of the e.u. wanted so the ball is now in the e.u. school and i would hope our german friends and all the you and european friends now grasp the opportunity to get this deal over the line that's often dominic rob makes it sound so simple that so why won't the e.u. consider an alternative to the backstop. because it's not that simple the e.u. has checked all those possibilities technology maybe having sort of a toll system even there hasn't been a convincing solution to that they have considered keeping northern ireland in the customs union with the european union effectively pushing the border outside of the isle of ireland into the the irish sea between the rest of the u.k. and northern ireland but that the u.p.a. for example the unionists will not have it then of course they've considered

implied that he gets its way through takes a hard line against grace for example how do you think mr bonnie can now take a hard line against rex it something that we must hold regret as utopians is that you have brussels in london negotiating and neither the british government nor the european union bureaucracy that is negotiating on behalf of the rest of europe have in their interests and on their sites the interests of the people of britain and the people of europe other moment come to think of it mrs may far more interested in securing her own prime ministership and the unity of the tory party than she is interested in the interests of the british people and at the same time the worst nightmare for mr belin and indeed mrs merkel as well would be a mutually advantageous agreement with britain because that would signal to the rest of member states in europe that you can oppose the establishment in europe and get a decent deal we must escape this conundrum we must escape this trap our representatives should be the go sheeting on behalf of the masses of the populations of our peoples not on

>>> actor robert blake is speaking out. 14 years after he was accused of murdering his second wife bonnie lee blakely. >> robert, are you innocent? >> of course i'm nebt. of course i'm innocent. >> what if you are found guilty? >> what are they going to do to me they haven't done? >> in the new interview, he maintains his innocence, holding a grudge against the police. >> i hate them. i'm still here. i didn't die in that box. you got it? i am still here. >> that interview on a special "20/20." >>> and mary poppins returns, and a skater in minnesota using an umbrella to glide across the ice. practically perfect in every way. >>> when we come back, the mother and her invention. you saw it here. and what so many of you have done. n's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sore

to avoid that dreaded no deal break that however in the european parliament we heard from michelle bonnie a the e.u. chief negotiator on break he said well the blame game that's going on inside british politics needs to stop and focus really needs to be found on finding a solution to to the break that problems to the break that impasse we also heard from any piece like brockie said that the infighting has to stop. as well adding the same message junk or younger the european commission president said that there would be no renegotiations of the withdrawal agreement he said that it's they were committed to supporting island and that was also backed up by other e.u. leaders as well sometimes from time to time i have to push. some hope to twenty six other countries really burns and vexed. at the last minute but this is not a game. is it disappeared by leftish it goes to the heart of what being a member of dupion union meets bordeaux. and union square i want my message to me the you position is clear and consistent that we draw agreement is not open for renegotiation yesterday we found out wha

give them the need to this time so much bonnie. good to shut up over the solution of my mil told me. most of the prison lights in the. one of the songs in which children inversion could have been put in and then we saw a pile of flowers of candles soft toys and i was getting bigger and bigger as many of them quite emotional interiors coming here to express their condolences there simply is offer support for those affected by this and of course preparing for the large number tragically of funerals in this city of magnitogorsk. little headway was made saturday in terms of breaking the deadlock over funding his border war which has seen the government in partial shutdown for more than two weeks that present neither the white house nor the democrats were backing down. border say we're in a shutdown because democrats refused to fund a border security situation with you except. for this president over. one dollar. it's not who we are is a nation i'm very proud of doing what i'm doing because. i don't want to shut down i call it doing wha

a hard road or any infrastructure at the border you know with the republic of ireland and michelle bonnie's very very clear that that can happen he said it could happen in a new deal so not right so why shouldn't that be possible within two years so the question isn't whether this can be done this question of the e.u. into so the bulls now in the e.u. school and i would hope all german friends and all e.u. and european friends now grasp the opportunity to get this deal over the line so max hoffman dominic rob that makes it sound so simple even says the chief president goes as they signed up to the idea so why is this still a roadblock. can i just say one thing really nothing in this process has been simple the really isn't anything simpler what the mini gripe is referring to you know technological solutions maybe some kind of toll. that just doesn't work many experts have looked into that's why that you tried to offer for example keeping more than an island in the customs union with the e.u. and effectively pushing the border between the u.k. and the e.u. out into the irish sea and having c

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confusion so what do you know yet we do know that before the brics it talks began both sides michelle bonnie ray and trees may said that that goal was that british citizens would not be affected by this that they would continue living their lives as before and we know that even with that deal all with the worse outcome of a no deal that will not be the case lives are going to change with the present present suggestions both of a deal or no deal do you think the british government is doing enough to address the concerns of people like yourself and the people you represent here in member states after breakfast. we feel that. because of the. the the the status that e.u. citizens in the u.k. were given. this second status at that's had a big knock on effect as to the way in which e.u. citizens. in which the e.u. is treated u.k. citizens in the e.u. we're in a constant state of limbo a constant state of uncertainty i've just we're getting thousands and thousands of responses all the time in requests from british people across germany asking what can we do if i may just give you a quick call that