babs these advances are a consequence of game against issues have been hotly debated under this hashtag for years one provocative question how sick system is the gaming industry and must to change one goal of the game design department at the college of technology and economics in berlin is to get more women into the gaming industry. the fact is that women play games therefore women can also make games and they showed in order to reach a female audience. here conceptualizing games is a combination of design and technology the students learn all the necessary aspects of gaming development from the design of the game character by hand to the programming of the software forty students are trained each year and half of them are women. a lot of our students are in demand employers say we'd really like to have one of your female graduates because we've noticed they can produce better products here is somebody who has empathy who knows what's required has the technical know how and can apply it to someone who can develop concepts brings these skills with them and can sensitize their colleagues

to babs said said. for some don't you call a bit out. of them or back. to live where you go. don't you these are. live a loving ave been a sad joke i didn't know the s. . and. p. vietnam and i don't know said the hood. on the fringes of some of those magazines make a slum is perched on stilts trying to roll the stories of the of the cities of beginnings of the valar and even the rich areas where the architects goodley are the armed forces offering more sustainable solutions for the communities hardest hit by the tides of change for the local tech to continue with working all this time on a just. business update scrolled to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places together. with. the from. the first century. business. this is al-jazeera. and i'm jane ducking this is the news live from coming up in the next sixty minutes north korea says its athletes will be at the winter olympics in south korea and.

to babs said said. for some don't you call a bit out. of them or back. to live where you go. to live don't you know and these are. live a loving ave been a sad joke i didn't know the s. . and. p. vietnam and i don't know said the hood. to leave for something very strange to you could meet someone an ambitious young artist from the mean streets of mozambique has set out to reveal the unseen truth about his country's. future the mozambique the inclosure see this year he didn't exist didn't make it to college changes to. the new african photography mario must have. at this time on al-jazeera. where every. china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of. one on one east meets those desperately seeking low anyway they care at this time on al-jazeera. history is so often told through the eyes of leaders but in amritsar india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum malika a wall here is the driving force behind sars partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few year

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to babs said said. for some don't you call a bit out. of them or back. to a life where you go. to live don't you know and these are. but live a loving ave been a sad joke i didn't know the s. . and. p. vietnam and i don't know said the hood. on the fringes of some of those mega cities make a slum is perched on stilts trying to role play the lead of the cities are beginning to develop even in the search areas for the. architect good layout the army is also the most sustainable solution for the communities hardest hit by the types of change for the local tech to continue with working all this time on a disease. and under pointed one of. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the work. of. the first

euphrates shield, led by turkish troops and syrian rebels, cleared is from jarablus, al—rai and al babtinuation with syrian rebel support. what it boils down to is yet another front in the syrian conflict. a seven year long civil and proxy war that has killed an estimated half a million people. tens of thousands of women have been protesting in cities across the united states to mark the first anniversary of president trump's inauguration. in washington, demonstrators heard speeches by a number of politicians, including hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine. there's been a march in new york, too. but the total number of participants was much lower than the estimated five million who marched on january 21st last year, one of the largest protests in us history. well, one year on from president trump's inauguration, we're looking back at his first year in office. pennsylvania was one of the key states in delivering his victory. he inspired hope among many working class voters in places like bethlehem, a former steel town that hadn't voted for a republican for president since th

subsidiary and moneyg ram thought the and payments arm subsidiary and moneygram thought the — alibi babmpetition at home. this was really quite important for them. the deal was announced a year ago. they submitted it for approval and finally the moneygram ceo said it has become clear that the us authorities won't let it go through and part is due to security concerns over us users data. china, the chinese foreign ministry spokesman today came out and said that they really hope the us can create a level playing field for chinese firms, but it shows a toughening sta nce firms, but it shows a toughening stance that the us has taken. it is not the only deal that has been blocked and it won't be the last. injapan we had no action. a public holiday in tokyo. elsewhere in asia, we saw gains across board following another record breaker the night before in the us. we had technology stocks surging again state side and that fuelled the sentiment in asia. let's look at europe. in london, it is the retailers that are headed high. you can see the ftse down a little bit, but actually the likes of nex

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with both sides talking again these runaway escalation that she'd happening it'll finally stop and babs will start seeing some negotiations in concrete results or certainly standing by to hear what comes out of these talks at the so-called peace village on the d.m.z. border line there will see what is coming out in fact we're keeping our ears and eyes on the pulse that we speaking to you soon but i guess d f thank you. well we also spoke with human rights lawyer eric cirrhotic who believe the talks will reduce the risk of a deadly confrontation. i think it's a step back from a military solution because there is no military solution it other than death and destruction of hundreds of thousands or a million people or more in the long run both sides would benefit from peace whether there are people within each government that have an objective to maintain this conflict to maintain the battle state the probably our however you know so it's hard to say put north korea into one camp however i see what can come from the talks is a type of peace. treaty and the type of situation where these coun

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pro bab probably what i would have said.on the flip side it can lead to some wonderful lessons. in this case, miriam says the kids got really into history and archaeology. and they got their own museum exhibit. showing off everything from antique school supplies to animal mummies. >> i found a pine cone. >> of course there are still many more findings waiting to be found. >> i found a pine cone. >> but no mat r whter what they tup. there will never be a greater treasure than the one that stand before them every day. the teacher with that special gift. for unearthing a passion. steve hartman, on the road, in new york. >> my favorite teacher. that's nice thing to fine. >>> and that's the "overnight g news" for this friday. from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco new york city, i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, january 12th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." no deal. president trump rejects a bipartisan immigration proposal, but it was his vulgar racia

so the real question is whether the story is going to come out some day and whether bab nonspeaks.k to mueller, no he won't speak to congress. >> could this create more problems for the white house. >> yes. on the legal side you want to look at it if you're on the special counsel's team is it an attempt to obstruct justice. on the white house side, it's a hoax, there's nothing to see here if they're telling people you can't talk about this or that, and it's not real executive privilege that pokes a hole in that idea. >> i think phil's point is so important here, which is that bon nonis bannon is going to appear voluntarily before the special counsel and will not have the same issues. he will testify about the campaign, the transition, his time in the white house. whereas he was not allowed to do that before the congress. so i think mueller, while he might have liked to hear more before the committee that would have given him some indication about what bannon was going to say, he's shrugging about this saying fine. >> how worried should the white house be? >> remember, before we hea

should return the congratulations to me because a movie that we played husband and wife in "the bos babsacademy award. and there's talk around that town is it wouldn't have gotten that nomination if it wasn't for us. >> i heard that, too. that's all i'm hearing. >> jimmy: did you feel like when you were doing the recording for this movie that this would be an academy award-nominated film? >> i thought sure, the film looked very good. >> jimmy: it's cute. it's very funny. >> i did feel like, you know -- i don't know if you did, but we only got to work together one day. >> jimmy: right. >> and that to me was the most fun day. >> jimmy: for sure. >> for me. >> jimmy: isn't that wonderful? >> well, it was. but after that, i mean, i had to come back in -- i don't know, like 10 times. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> you too? there's no stuff? oh, this is all the same. so i'm failing at this. because i have to keep retaking it. >> jimmy: but it is weird. and honestly, if you have an animated movie, and you want me to be in it, i don't want to be in it, i hate doing it. . >> until you're there with me. >

. >> new year, rain finally coming bab.uch welcomed here as we are seeing the roadways getting wet in wednesday's forecast. we'll look at the microclimate forecast. and towards the tri-valley a lot of traffic. but seems to be moving along. 56 degrees right now. and drop to 40s once we hit 11:00 p.m. but notice no rainfall this evening. it's just the cloud cover. we'll continue to contend with that. and in terms of tomorrow's forecast, the rainfall will return. temperatures cool off a few degrees. we'll have 60 for a high in santa rosa. 62 in concorda. 65 in san jose and 61 in san francisco. no matter where you are the bay area through tomorrow you'll have the same temperature here throughout the bay. now, in terms of the rainfall, you can see tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. some spotty showers near the coastline. i think the better bet to pick up rainfall would be 4:00 for the north by. also near san francisco. but for most of the bay area we sigh things increase at 7:30 tomorrow night. you can see the yellow and orange embe

he is scheduled bab -- to be back in court in april. >>> sag awards which happened on sunday are indicators of likely oscar nominees. three billboards, loved that movie. taking on the awards for best drama. other possible contenders for best picture includes get out, lady bird, itanya, and the post. >>> this year, the academy promises there are new rules in place, to prevent last year's epic envelope snafu from ever happening again. >> reporter: lalaland. >> reporter: and last year's awards show. the presenters announced lalaland had won best picture. turns out the real winner was moonlight. the academy says new state bars are now in place. a third accountantant, with a third set of envelopes is being added. accountants are prohibited from using cell phone during the program. and presenters confirm they have been handed the right envelope. >>> and if it's time for the oscars, it's also time to salute the worst in movie making. >> the destruction of everything we know and love begins. >> transformers, the last night, leaves this year -- leads this year's golden raspberry nominations for the

behind me are over 1,000 artifacts that tell the story of the history of computing going bab 2,000 years. the exhibit is laid out in 19 galleries each of which focuses on a different theme or object from the history of computing. for example one of the themes is realtime control. so here we look at things like pacemakers for hearts. these are computer systems that must function. they're not like your laptop which can crash and the worse is you'll lose your work. if a pacemaker crashes you die. the oldest item is probably a set of napiers bones. small ivory counting sticks. those are from the 17th century. the most recent thing we have is an iphone. the first model. we're in the punch card gallery. and behind me you see a replica of a 1890 census machine. in 1980 the bower row had just finished the census. the u.s. constitution requires the census to be taken every ten years. 1890 census was not going to be completed in time. so he came up with a method to do this mechanically. typically the way the system worked was the taker would go out in the field and ask the usual questions. he woul

this is not exactly this bannon-esque insurgency and then at the end of the year bab is completely cute reminded that you need experience, you need people, you need people with real experience on how to make government work if you want to actually have a revolution in government. >> bannon has a point, which is trump came in as a populist and as dan said, he's repealed obamacare, he's cut corporate taxes, he's cut the rate for the highest income earners, he's deregulated. where is this helping the pennsylvania coal miner? >> i don't think he is helping that. there is a role for insurgence in both parties. both are dissatisfied with the way the traditional parties have worked and i think they should change but there's a big role for a strong congress and we've been missing that, too. we may have a dysfunctional white house but we have a dysfunctional congress. >> paul ryan getting everything he asks? >> i think that tax bill bought off enough people to get it passed. i don't think it's a popular bill. i think tax reform is a good idea. i think entitlement reform is a good deal and done

i bought more bab ara this morng and i bought more calls this week so it's beyoni don't mind buyin top>> i want to push back on you and under armour >> what are you nuts we almost got through half the show >> it's not a show the stock obviously is in trouble. you can see where the multiple is still pu bu it's get tog a price where somebody comes in who knows thousahow to distribute and wi the brand the it's getting to take out value just on an -- >> don't they have solo share class though >> i'm not going on. >> if you sound like you're it today. >> under armour. >> that's what we're talking about. >> he said he was selling it >> doesn't he own the votes? >> that's besides -- away from that, nobody choir looks at a xaeb company and says oh, it's 6 beiillion, i can afford a it. >> all you need, is some international marketer to take the brand and say we're going to get this distribution thing in china done >> they could pack you with jc penney >> if you're bringing that up, you know i have a good argument. >> you're a little too earnest today. >> starbucks shares are under pressure toda

by the way, sue, there is a milla-bar around the corner, two for one babs blue ribbons right now. >> steve, you're the best. >> i'll be right there. hold her spot. >> a lot of school closings, watch the bottom roof your screen, sends us pictures what's happening in your backyard, thank you, we will put those on tv. >> getting a loft pictures from wilmington, we'll share with you in just a moment, for very good reason, they're seeing goodwyn of the snowstorm moving in there. jenny joyce joining us from wilmington this morning, hi, jenny. >> good morning, and i just stopped this woman, i just a.m. asking her few quick questions, these conditions are pretty miserable, aren't they? >> yes, indeed. >> i see you're trying to block your face from the side blowing snow. it is very windy out here. >> it is. >> why are you outside? where are you headed? what's your day look like? >> miserable. miserable. >> you have to go to work? >> i'm on my way to work. >> where do you work. >> and i'm late. >> you're late. and waiting for the bus. >> waiting on the bus. >> so we can let people know. >> bec

. >> i think they fired me because they're afraid of negative bab lash from the media. >> reporter: according to school officials there was never any problems with his work or complaints from parents or students. but in october the school got an anonymous tip, alerting them to a news article identifying the teacher and track coach as a leader in the alt-right movement and one of the organizers of the recent protests in charlottesville that turned deadly. contee can be seen in this youtube video from the charlottesville protest next to richard spencer. contee is in the blue blazer and sunglasses. greg contee used an alias greg alt-right movement and on his social media accounts. >> yeah, i wanted to do it anonymously because there are huge social costs to being publicly in favor of alt-right positions. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, the head of holy cross wrote, "a substitute teacher greg contee is a member of the alt-right movement and has been fired." >> there's going to come a time where institutions, whether that's schools or employers, just have to say, you know, i don't care. >> re

so anyway, babs, i was thinking. [ laughter ] let's get you into your halloween costume, and yes, i knowa lady bug. [ laughter ] i got married last year. that was very wonderful. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. it's the best. it was so good, i should have mentioned it first. [ laughter ] my wife is amazing, and i know it sounds corny, but she really does make me want to be a better person. that's real. [ audience aws ] thank you. she's a big reader, and i've been going through her favorite authors to understand how she sees the world. and i recently came across a famous feminist quotation by canadian author margaret atwood, which is probably how many of your favorite jokes start. [ laughter ] margaret atwood once wrote, "men are afraid women will laugh at them. women are afraid men will kill them." [ laughter ] yeah, that's heavy, and i don't know how to feel about that as a man who is also afraid that men will kill him. [ laughter ] worse case scenario, while the woman laughs, if i'm being totally honest. [ laughter ] when i get up in the middle of the night for a glass of water, i g

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we are now ♪ ♪ sure we changed budown you had the same♪re i got down onne ♪ ♪ i gonna forever ♪♪ so bab let's go over to the orange room. jill has the dealmorning. everyone. all right. it's time to talk organization one of my favorite topics athe day is the royce lea jewelry. the $95. carried in bloomingdale's and the retail $95. the deal$40. that is 68% off. and if you want m of course over to today.com. >> all right, jill, thank you. >> appreciate it. >> we've got a lot coming up in the fourth hour. lanco will sing another song a prediction it's a number one hit. and wewo lucs from our plaza for overs. >> i lovu do that likt coming. any advice on ambush makeover? >> we did it once. big scruffy p >>> good morn y.i' kat t' accurate neighborhood forecast. >>> it is pretty outside. we have some sunshine thinning clouds also pretty cold. the temperatures have been dropping, 20s in the suburbs, 30 in delaware. the wind is blowing to make it feel colder. there are s neighborhoods, greenville at 28 29 in cl south des 32 blowing. we are going to fee but feel like below day.ck o >> now. at mont

doorshe whiteho critiqued his top aides calling son-in-law jared kushner a adviser kellyanne conway a cry bab former press secretary sean spicer stupid. at the center of the fallout a man once in the inner circle who trump has called a friend former whi strategist steve bannon. >> there's nobody we think higher of than president trump. >> reporter: bannon offering his own accusations between donald trump manafort and a russian lawyer whom they were told had dirt on hillary clinton. bannon called it treasonous un unpatriotic and he said team trump, quote, should have called the fbi immediately. all in a tell all book "fire and fury" by veteran journalist michael wolff who had unprecedented access to the white house. in it bannon says there is a zero percent chance don junior didn't take the attendees of that trump tower sit-down to meet the president despite the president's insistence he knew nothing about it taking aim at ivanka saying she was a nonevent and became a white house staffer and that's when people suddenly realized she's dumb as a brick. 312 pages pulling the curtain back on the t

th we -bab the nicest people i ever they never anything negativ to say.hey always had a smile on face and gauge, tge, the one thd buddy of always so hyped up and happy. you can see him, he was always his happy self and in a split second it all changed. >> we're not revealing the name of the shooter right now and we don't know the motive and don't want to talk about that. tell us about your school. tell us about your community. give us a sense of what it's like there. >> well, we're very -- i don't know, like this is a great school. like i would never expect anything to happen. we have a great tech center. everybody, everybody loves each other here and just to see this -- just to see something like this happen, it's going to hit the history books and it will never be forgotten and it's unreal. never in a million years i expect this to happen in marshall county. >> well, bryson, thank you and we're thinking of you and everyone there. you're in our prayers, and i know that you all are getting the help you need to be able to process something like this but th

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