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Morning. Nobel. Hasnt decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize for twenty eight team two dennis macwhich yeah and. For their efforts to end the use of Sexual Violence as a weapon of war and conflict. Both laureates have made a crucial contribution to focusing attention on and combating such war crimes. Dennis macwhich it is to him who has devoted his life to defending these victims. The rod is the witness who tales of the abuses perpetrated against herself and others each of them in their own will. Has hill to give greater visibility to wartime Sexual Violence so that the perpetrators can be held accountable for their actions. The physician denis macwhich has spent a large part of his life helping victims of Sexual Violence in the democratic republic of congo since the pouncey hospital was established in the cargo in two thousand and eight dr mccoy and his staff have treated thousands of patients who have four victims to such assaults. Most of the abuses have been committed in the contex
responded last night to green street. they say 4 adults and two children were inside the home. officials say one child was pulled out in cardiac arrest. taken to a hospital to be stabilized and then taken to the burn center. investigators say no other injuries were reported and the house is probably a total loss. also new information this morning. greenville county deputies say they re investigating a home invasion in fountain inn. they say it happened about 10:30 last night on nash mill road. investigators say a man and woman with a gun rummaged through the home and left in a car. no one was hurt and no arrests have been made. geoff: in greenville county. a boy scout s back home safe after spending nearly a day alone in frigid temperatures covered up in leaves to stay warm. allyson: 12-year-old john quay was separated from his troop during a hike in jones gap state park afternoon. saturday officials say he was was alone for roughly 18 hours. he was found on sunday on old cam
investigators say no other injuries were reported and the house is likely a total loss. allyson: also, new information this morning. greenville county deputies say they re investigating a home invasion in fountain inn. they say it happened about 10:30 last night on nash mill road. investigators say a man and woman held homeowners at gun point, rummaged through the home, and left in a car. no one was hurt, and no arrests have been made. in greenville county, a boy scout s back home safe after spending nearly a day alone in frigid temperatures covered up in leaves to stay warm. geoff: what a story. wyff news 4 s aly myles joins us from jones gap state park with more. aly: lovely a positive outcome in this story. we re here at jones gap state park where we barely have any cell signal. imagine getting separated and dealing with rough terrain. that s what happened to 12-year-old john quay here saturday afternoon. he was found sunday on old camp creek road hungry, cold, and in wet
with lester holt. good evening and thank you for being here. we start with a dramatic white house announcement and pledge for action in the face of a catastrophe literally killing communities and destroying families across the country. no longer a slow-motion disaster, cheap, powerful, and plentiful opioids are taking more than 90 lives a day. imagine that. and today the administration elevated the fight. the president declaring it a public health emergency. as americans we can not allow this to continue. it is time to liberate our communities from the scourge of drug addiction. never been this way. we can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic. we can do it. [ applause ] more federal help comes as welcome news to cities and towns struggling under the weight of the burden. even now, worries that today s declaration may fall short. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has details. i learned myself. i had a brother, fred. great guy. reporter: th