i do believe that some part of it is because you were raised in a destroyed city. and when you are raised in a beautiful city that s been destroyed, you really it becomes like a mirror of the way you see yourself. and you want to make it beautiful again by making yourself beautiful again. wealthy or not, young or mature, liberal or conservative, going to the beauty salon here is part of daily life. i feel like sophia loren. ralud is one of this salon s most dedicated customers. you do this how often, the makeup and the hair? the hair? i do this every day. i ve been doing this on a daily basis almost like 17 years now. here in this salon? here. and your face? made up here? here. they take care of me, then i start my day with beauty and
whoa. so when you say it s a father figure. but he s handsome. obviously there are many different kinds of women in beirut and all over labor. women who don t wear hijabs, women in short skirts, women in long hair, sleepless. is that okay? that s what they want. they are happy. it s okay. and how about you? are you conservative? so your husband, who s 20 years older than you, who you fell in love with, he s the reason you re wearing the hijab? you stopped drinking, you stopped dancing?
a cost it almost resembles rural england only here there s even move wind and damp one form or keep enter this stately home complained of it frequently. longwood house which served as napoleon s home isn t by the french government the french m. pro was sent here by the british in one thousand fifteen and it s why he stayed until his death six years later his nights are said to have been sleepless. restlessly he wandered from one bed to another he had three of them and no boredom seemed to have been a problem for him as well as the damp in the house. the restored furniture is being read and stored in the house including napoleon s billiard table that s reason enough for tour guide basil george to stop by. he
been an what a different place we might be in tonight. yeah. well let me go to they call your thing, you got big brain in the kind of political setting. think about what you can do in the time you have left. what s trump doing as you see it? i agree with woet of you. i think he s doing the only thing there is left to do, which is to throw that hail mary. can t believe i m make iing a sports analogy with the likes all of you. what he has to do if he wants to win, he can sweep the battlegrounds and lose, but he could win florida, ohio, yourng all the gray states on our map and still lose the presidency, so he s doing what you have to do, but you re asking the question that i think haunts most republicans as we lay awake sleepless at night. most republicans i ve talked to of the much loathed establishment ilk think he s
emotions are high. one moment we were asleep. the next we were here on the street, she says. we don t know what to do, where to go. a sleepless, terrifying night, an exhausting, confusing day, and still no answers for all the people now surrounded by devastation. will rippley, cnn, tianjin, china. john kerry will visit cuba tomorrow to help raise the american flag and formally reopen the u.s. embassy there. the first time a u.s. secretary of state has visited havana since 1945. the cuban government raised its own flag at the embassy last month after both countries agreed to restore diplomatic relations that were severed more than 50 years ago. patrick is live with more for you. good morning. reporter: good morning, carolyn. about 24 hours from now we should have secretary of state john kerry here in havana. the u.s. flag should be raised for the first time in 54 years