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he has said he will wait till the ebbed of the season. —— end.ampions league and they're obviously already out of the champions league for this season, that could very much sway his decision. the fans that protested at the start of this match were loud, but small. a lot of the fans around them were saying, no, we don't agrow with you. at one point saying, you're killing our club. a lot of the fans weren't happy with that, because he's done so much for arsenal. there comes a point where a lot of them are saying — what more can you do? one of the fans said he was a legend. if he'd have left when he should have left, he would have remained a legend. the problem is now — who do they get in? mourinho, kl°pp, now — who do they get in? mourinho, klopp, guardiola are already at other clubs and ancelotti doing well, thank you very much with bayern manchester united. they might wa nt bayern manchester united. they might want him out, but who replaces him? a miserable night for the gunners this evening. in tonight's other last 16 tie, holders real madrid ar

with the ebs movement that we were able to stop in south movement -- the bds that we were able to stoputh carolina, they need to understand that is not what we are going to be focused on. [applause] >> i think you would agree -- [applause] amb. haley: thank you for much. agree ank you would refreshing voice for america to have at the united nations. please join me in thanking the honorable nikki haley. [applause] >> please welcome speaker of the u.s. house of representatives will ryan -- paul ryan.

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oakland police activity eb 580 at eb 24 blocking the right lane. ( james ) a mother is outraged witha this morning after she said officers detained her family for more than an hour at the dallas airport... and deliberately kept them from their flight. jennifer williams posted this video to facebook of her 13-year-old son aaron being patted down. she says the problem began when she asked agents to screen him in some other way since he has a sensory disorder.. instead, two police officers were called. she says the boy had not set off any alarms and said the agents were quote 'power- tripping." the t-s-a is arguing that the proper procedures were followed. ( james ) the s-f-m-t-a has redesigned the l-taraval light rail line san franciso to create a transit only lane. the agency also removed some stops to reduce travel time for passengers by 20- percent but not without a little confusion . kron four's stanley roberts shows us in this morning's people behaving badly. this uber driver is waiting to turn left. despite the fact the light rail vehicle is not moving anytime soon let's check ba

instead of slowly ebbing his last years at a coup attempt, the crackdown on media has widened to encompassoreign press. with the arrest on february 14 of deniz yucel, a german turkish reporter for the newspaper "die welt." a judge has now consigned him to investigative detention, which can last up to five years in turkey. human rights groups are condemning the move as an assault on freedom of expression and demanding his release. supporters here in germany are joining the call, "free deniz." is this the end of press freedom? that is our question here on "quadriga." anne renzenbrink is a reporter with reporters without borders. she says it is more important than ever not to get intimidated and to express solidarity and support for the courageous colleagues still reporting in turkey. thenk carbon is a fellow at turkey -- hertie school of governance. she's also a member of the independent experts on nondiscrimination. she says press freedom as well as other rights and liberties turkey. ended in it is high time the european government acknowledge this. and finally, we welcome bulent mumay, a t

saying, "i will never, everen comme ebe commenting on dissolution of my marriage."egal custody she want hire daughter to live with her. scarlett's ex wants rose to live with him in his native france. could a nasty custody battle be brewing? >> the husband got a really big uphill battle. new york courts aren't in the habit of shipping kids off to live overseas. >> the attorney here does not represent either party but hannah storm client did say, they will file their own documents claiming the father has been custodian of their daughter sin hansen has to travel for work. i was with the 3 2-year-old mom last april as she travelled to new zealand. little rose was on her mind. >> i want my daughter to ffel comfortable taking risks. >>? the year overseas making movies and husband can provide a more stable home base for the child, then there is a chance he could prevail. >> last month scarlett shared how she juggles it all. >> always feel a little bit of, if you're at work you feel like you're missing out on a special moment with your kid. if you're with your kid you feel

away.fe is ebbing later that evening, mustapha died.hat about those children that do not make it to a treatment center from areas inaccessible to aid. doctors,re are no clinics, where food and water has been looted a retreating boko haram fighters. for those children the end is inevitable. innocent victims of a man-made tragedy. this 10-month-old should make it. she has an appetite and should recover. has been driven from most of the country, their legacy of pain and starvation continues. laura: the children who are casualties of the ongoing conflict with boko haram rom. in other news, the ethiopian parliament declared three days of national mourning for the victims of the rubbish collapse. mother 70 people have been confirmed dead following a landslide. bodies have been retrieved from the debris three days after the landslide. the head of the u.s. marines admitted the recent scandal involving photos of nude female marines on a website is one of she darkest moments in it history. he promised to change the culture in the marines which co

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and in terms of the longer term it's not just tesla that will be there in the eb world. in that particular case gm in particular has made some interesting investments between its ride sharing activities and its electrification and autonomous activities. >> i don't get it, though, because gm and ford haven't done well at a time they should have done well, when financing was easy, when their autos rolling off of the sales lots left and right, and now we're coming at a time where perhaps we're seeing already auto prices are declining that could put pressure on new ougauto prices financing terms won't be as easy these days. >> right. they performed well operationally. it has not, as your chart points out, been recognized by the stock market. the key thing this proposal highlights what is the commitment to the dividend in the down cycle? ford has been firm that it would pay the dividend as gm has and really if you think the dividend is safe through the down cycle then the strong case of shares are undervalued. >> brian, we'll leave it there. thanks for your time. >> consume e

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>> the specifics idea tail in the book in a chronology because you can see how it is an ebbing and flowing always what drives the scientists crazy, the scientific skeptics. you mentioned iran. i mean there are some inescapeable evidence that the psychics that were working at the time were able to -- the iran hostage situation, were able to determine the location of certain hostages, and even the joint chiefs of staff themselves wrote a letter to the program manager saying, this is actionable intelligence. >> that's a little scary though. >> if you could know that, what else could you know? you know, i try to focus less on like, this is exactly the truth and more asking the reader the question, what is the truth. i mean where do we go with this kind of knowledge? what i found most illuminating was going into this thinking that this whole program had been buttoned up in the 1990s, and that's not the case. it is back today with the dod, and it is occurring under a different rubric, all under the idea of anomalous mental cognition. this idea of perception, the ability to see the future, the ab

but support is ebbing and calls for protectionism are emerging. - i'm going to issue a notification ofntent to withdrawal from the trans pacific partnership, a potential disaster for our country. - [narrator] supporters of free trade say it creates the greatest amount of wealth for the highest number of people. representing the most efficient use of the world's resources. opponents say free trade eliminates jobs at home and makes the nation weak. international trade next on great decisions.

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it is blustery, ebbing and flowing and we do at the moment still have moisture to report, storm scan three, locally but you can see how that cloud deck is shifting away. that is back edge of the cold front making its full departure. skies clearing nicely. that will allow that cold air to rush in, and then send us on a downhill drop here with time. so at best we will hit lower 40's both tomorrow and saturday but today is a blustery day, high wind warning posted until 10:00 a.m. for the vast majority i should say of our region. tomorrow scattered showers. it looks like this clipper gets here later in the day. you may see some snowflakes you will see rain drops as well with this but it is a minor disturbance more than anything it will reenforce cold. >> yes, absolutely we are seeing effects on the roadways , of course, we are seeing down trees. we will get to that in just a moment. first, vine for those wand fairing there was construction , no, the answer is no, so vine street we are looking g we are looking very quiet on the vine. now heads up, we have a high wind warning in philadelph

the tide of violence showing few signs of ebbing had yet to run its course, witch's brew of hatred and vengeance. it was over quickly. taken first was the purser, steven pacey, after he had first been ordered to sit by the mast, stabbed repeatedly he was cast into the ink black sea, followed shortly be hugh sampson, the surgeon, previously punished for stealing from hugh sampson, his 14-year-old servant, taunted the senior mercilessly with choruses of hand him up, hand the buggers up. next to be flung over the side, his skull split by an axe, was lieutenant reed, not withstanding richard redman's bedside assurance that he would not be harmed. not to be outdone, richard redman later described as a tall and lean, with a -- red complex, seized the boatswain, john martin, who brought his wife, fanny, aboard the ship with captain pigott's blessing. not uncommon in the royal navy. by the holy ghost, ex-exclaimed redmon the boatswain shall go with the rt. my god, john martin declared to his attackers, what have i done to you? i've only been six months with you. dragged to the main deck, marti

it has ebbed and flowed, it has ne shape shiing. it's a tradition of regarding a particular group of people's removal as the solution to all of society's problems. if you put it in that form, it's apparent how ridiculous it is. >> host: the second question you ask, professor hayes, is why the germans. >> guest: why the germans is in some ways tougher. germany has been a country only since around 1871. if you had asked anyone in the aftermath of the dreyfuss affair in the 1890s which country will oppress people, what country will try to kill them, most people would have guessed france or germany -- i'm sorry, france or russia. [laughter] germany became a place that was particularly dangerous to the jews because there was a rhetorical tradition of anti-semitism. it was not a very effective political movement in germany, but it had frequent adherents who wrote books favoring it. and then this philosophy attracted people after world war i or because germany was facing an existential crisis, if you will, a crisis on every front. emotiona

ebs some point i could write the op-ed to say that capitalism had less to implode to use my platform for good. but specifically what the she have to offer other people to use that platform to say something? i am hesitant. >> i am nowhere for it -- writers are banding together and is seems belittled a goal of what we wanted. i thinking then there is the reason to have a direct political conversation. >> it would be great if we could with the assaults of the first amendment. i think the breakdown hurts us because i totally want to support journalist right now in support the first amendment to be very aware that if i lived in another country i would be in a lot of trouble if not in jail. siam will lazy and advocate for the first amendment and it is time to release of four journalists. because i just cannot believe the of way that they did not so to now be. >> i don't like the atmosphere. >> is way too late for re taste i am glad it is happening but i still think that we tell our students all the time you're in a privileged position to be a student. i feel that about journalist you are c

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>> reporter: this is an eb-5 visa program that holds if you are a former you can hold large sums of money the u.s. that create jobs. in exchange, you get a visa to the united states. donald trump organization has used it in projects before. there is rare by paipartisan support. here in whichina, you will havw people. it is a way to move money out of the country and pickup a u.s. visa. >> that's exactly right. it is a program criticized here for being a way to sell american citizenship. thank you, matt. >>> are republicans working into the morning trying to move the health care plan along? now the president who ran on the promise of cutting great deals is said to have a back-up idea if he can't see this to the finish line. we'll have the latest for you. one day a big bad wolf huffed and he puffed and blew the house down. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped the pig with homeowners insurance. he had replacement cost coverage, so his house was rebuilt, good as new. the big bad wolf now has a job on a wind farm. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insur

too, at ohio state university, when a suspect rammed into a crowd with his car and stabbed mult ebed people. >> in paris, the eiffel tower went dark in sol dairy with britain. three french teenagers on a school trip were among those wounded in london. >> america's alert level has not been elevated because of what happened in london. travelers will see additional police officers patrolling the terminals. >> authorities patrolling high profile bay area landmarks say they will be more vigilant in response as well. >> the process -- they process more than 1,000 reported threats every year. >> the vast majority turn out to be deadends. today's attack in london highlights the very real concern over soft targets here. >> who did it and what was the motive for that attack. >> that has not changed our posture here. >> the fbi's head of counter terrorism operations for the bay area tells me, today's attack in london has not increased the alert level here. they are always vigilant for these low tech attacks. >> it doesn't have to be some elaborate plot. >> absolutely. >> this type of attack, ve

you believe ine eb america firs, don't you. >> i believe in america first, but we are talking about thety politics and have one speaking, you guyu standing up in the other t ones down and then the other one goes before i know, right. >> it's the most vivid depiction of the divided party before even if you look at the media, they still can't come to grips with the fact that president b trumps president and he actually might be doing some good things for the american worker. i think the media iss dragging the democratic party so far to the left they won't know what to do with themselves and have to start running for reelection. >> to me the most telling aftermath of what was an extremely articulate and effective address, i thought it was terrific, was the fact that 80% of americans approved of it. 78% plus. for dental trump to get into those kinds of numbers, that means half of the people who would self describebpmeans halfo the president. i think you have to celebrate his success.e the fact that you have a couple stick in the mud's,, who knew.ic jesse: who knew he could be so unifying. t

and flowed the intensity of that interest has ebbed and flows over the years but what is lacking is the understanding of how to do it. so there has been conceptual recognition that we have the opportunity with some of our real estate assets we have not had the knowledge or know how how to develop housing and another factor is we haven't had the financing it has not been clear how that would be funded. a brick and mortar development. olson is going to talk that in his part of the presentation. that i would say in the last couple of years has been a break through that the city and county through the property bond inclusionary housing funds they have committed to 10s of millions of dollars for such a development that's a new and important development that has not been part of the equation in host - most of that history you are referring to while it's true conceptual ly if we had the no how and the staff that previous school boards could considered dedicated more of our general fund resources to this. that really does then present a tradeoff how much of our very scarce resources califor

>> reporter: this is the eb-5 program. create jobs in the united states. in exchange, the united states provides a visa to the foreigner which could lead to a citizenship for that person down the road. we know the trump organization has used funding from the visa program to get funding from the projects in the past. there is rare bipartisan support during the budget process we are about to move into on capitol hill to reform or scrap the program. lawmakers say it amounts to nothing other than selling u.s. citizenship to wealthy foreigners. people in china will be upset because the chinese have used it in a way to move wealth out of china and get a visa. >> matt, thank you. >>> it's that time of morning. 56 minutes past the hour. let's get a check on your money. today an important day. bull market's eighth birthday. the profitable ride from march 9th, 2009. the s&p 500 up 250%. dow up 220%. eight years ago, s&p closed 676. i remember that closing bell and not believing that number. it is now above 2,300. labor market shed 8

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are going to diminish and then his chance of being a very successful president is going to start ebbingagree with the other panelists on everything she said. this is going to be dangerous for the republican party to be dealing with. it's just as dangerous to have pushed it down the road a little bit and collapse around its own weight. you start owning all of it and i think the president's tuned in. the question is what is will happen later this week and then exactly how you'll get it through the senate. mitch mcconnell is a pretty crafty guy. i'll be watching exactly what his body language is this week as it moves through the house. >> so you're going to be watching mitch mcconnell. emily, which members of congress or the house or the senate are you going to be watching? >> that's a great question. there's a lot of members of the house right now vulnerable and are starting to indicate whether or not they will support their bill. we have identified 32 republican members of the house that would not support the bill. these are not considered moderate republicans. if they lose support of ve

prosecutors say retired rear admiral bruce loveless and eight other officers accepted luxury travel, ebsnsive dinners and prostitutes and in return gave a civilian contractor classified information about their ships' movements. >> this is beyond the pale. when you look at the ranks and level of officers involved in this scandal, it is something the navy has not dealt with in decades. >> reporter: according to the indictment just unsealed, when some of the officers docked in manila in 2007 they went to a party at the mcarthur suite in the manila hotel. quote, during the party, historical memorabilia related to general douglas mcarthur were used by the participants in sexual acts. >> totally disgusting. there is absolutely -- when you look at that, that is the history of the united states of america, and to take those artifacts and embarrass general macarthur's family in that manner, being used in what is purported to be those sexual acts, it's just -- i -- there's no words that can describe it. >> reporter: the contractor who allegedly supplied the lavish gifts and parties was this man, l

cradled in his mother's arms, his life is ebbing away. later that evening, mustafa died. like this from areas inaccessible to aid? where there are no doctors or clinics, where food and water has been looted by retweeting boko haram fighters. —— retreating boko haram fighters? for those children, the end is inevitable. innocent victims of a man—made tragedy. this ten—month—old should make it. she has an appetite and should begin to recover. but while boko haram have been driven from most areas, their legacy of pain and starvation endures. a conservative mp has been interviewed under caution over his election expenses, the bbc understands. craig mackinlay, the mp for south thanet, is being investigated over alleged overspending in the 2015 general election campaign. our political correspondentjoins me now. what can you tell us? craig makinley was voted in and he beat the former ukip leader, nigel farage, to become the mp there. the bbc understand that's he has been interviewed under caution over allegations of overspending during the general election. the conservative party

this=éb is just one of several houses that were damaged today, as well as cars that were in accidentsransformers down. wires down. coming up at 5:00, you'll hear from neighbors who watched this tree fall down and you'll hear from montgomery fire were on code red an hour this afternoon during the worst of the storm. live in montgomery county, mark seagraves, news4. >> you can see why. we are getting another look at some of the storm damage in montgomery county thanks to chopper 4. this is the scene over gaithersburg and crews are trying to clear trees that fell on the power lines. if you have our weather app you know we sent you warnings to your phone before the storm arrived. >> the storms left devastation in the ñ#wmidwest. at least three people are dead including one in missouri. and two in illinois. a 76-year-old man was crushed in a falling tree 90 minutes outside of chicago. the storm system spawned several tornadoes and left a damage across more than six states. national weather service investigators are on the ground right now counting the tornadoes and tracking their paths. >

over the past quarter of a century northern ireland peace process has ebbed and flowed.r—sharing, the political settlement is facing a grave challenge. northern ireland has been transformed beyond recognition since i first reported from here in the days when armed squaddies still patrolled the streets. now belfast is a thriving city with gleaming new buildings. but almost 20 years on from the good friday agreement, ancient divisions are haunting the selection. very old memories of the border have been thrown up by the very new challenge of brexit. northern ireland's largest party the dup supported brexit. but nationalists voted overwhelmingly in favour of remain amid fears that brexit could lead to an eu border cutting across the island of ireland. the former american senator who chaired the good friday agreement has told newsnight he hopes the uk government will ensure there no return to the hard border of the past. i can recall my first days there when it was very difficult to move back and forth across the border. it was heavily militarised and there has been a huge d

in october of 2014, trump tweeted, eb ha is easier to transmit than the cdc and government representativeser africa and fast. stop flights. ebola did not spread all over after qua. all but 15 of the 11,000 ebola-related deaths were con find to three countries in west africa. trump never gave evidence to back up the information that the government was hiding the truth. >>> in march 2014, trump tweeted a debunk health claim offering no evidence. healthy young child goes to tock tore. pumped with shot. autism, many such cases. the cdc says there are no links between vaccines and autism. actually, here's what president trump's pick to lead the fda said in 2015. >> i think for too long a lot of people's public statements allowed these myths to propagate because they said things like well, we don't think there's correlation but we need more research. at some point, it's fine to continue to collect data. but at some point you have to take no for an answer. number 5. barack obama is manipulating the job numbers to hide the truth. another claim candidate trump tweeted without evidence during his ru

these eventually made their way to ebs in five hour-long specials called the american patchwork set -- series. the fourth is called the appalachian journey. according to lomax, far from being a european white refuge like sessile sharp had imagined, appalachia is a dynamic place, a truly american region, a culture that over the course of millennia has produced a uniquely american culture. he argued that when he looked at the cherokee, who he argued had historically worked its way into the mountain psyche, he said they also left agricultural practices which became instrumental to appalachian culture in the 19th century. he focused his attention on the scots irish, specifically the ballad tradition. he looked at african-american contribution to appalachian culture. he focused on one aspect that is undeniably african in nature. that is the one instrument we most associate today with appalachia. that is the banjo. it is the most appalachian of instruments. lomax points out the way it is played in the mountains betrays its african heritage. only brought into many districts on the railroads

back home, the very same complaint about obamacare they were sort of giving voice to the last receive eb hear from constituents on this. >> you can't just say never mind when have you every single republican member of the house and senate campaign end repealing and replacing obamacare. so they have a problem here. they understand it's a problem but the people who elected them and so they have to say we're going to come back to it. what else can they say, wolf? they have to say we will come back to it. they do need to figure out a way to pay for their tax reform. that is really a problem for them. what they will have is a much more narrow tax cut bill rather than massive tax return effort. >> yeah. look, they spent seven years saying this cap puts us on the road to socialism and is the main reason the economy isn't do is as well. you can't just say oh, well we will move on to tax reform. >> they decided today, david, so move on to the epa and doing away with some of president obama's executive orders. involving climate change and the president today, you know, one president can sign an ex

populism can ebbed up being sort of william jennings bryan incompetent and kind of funny and comic, ort can end up the way it did so many places between world war i and world war ii, it can wind up really, really ugly. i'm hoping we're having, you know, history occurs first as tragedy and then again as comedy. i hope that's what's going on at the moment, but i'm not laughing really hard. >> glor: what do you make to have the president at the moment now, the speech to the joint session of congress got so much attention earlier this week. people said he appeared more presidential. did you sense a shift or do you sense a shift? >> well, you know, he's a good actor. i mean one thing -- again, i talk about it in the book, no journalist ever watched "the apprentice." it's not because we're smart, it's not because we're sophisticated, it's not because this is below us, it's because we're in the media, and none of us need to hear "you're fired" ever again. i mean, we all know what the state of the media is like. so we haven't watched him on "the apprentice." when you watch him on "the apprenti

eb 580 slow from richmond pkwy to the toll plaza.ge wb 80 is slow from the maze. ( darya ) another setback for president trump's immigration travel ban. a federal judge in hawaii granted a request to extend a temporary block on the ban. the halt on the ban has been extended indefinitely the ban would restrict travel from 6 muslim majority countries for 90 days and halt the country's refugee program. hawaii's attorney general says the judge's decision affirms values of religious freedom. the department of justice has already appealed a different judge's decision to halt the 90-day travel ban. (darya) severe storms continue in the south this morning.. and we are now learning that six people have been killed due to the weather... including two children. anny hong has the details on where the storm is hitting today. (anny) the mississippi valley is in the severe weather bull's-eye today... the system moving through has already left at least six people dead. take a look at some of the damage in texas. you can see homes completely destroye