i'm really into winter sports and i'm going to do my very best to try everything that black berry has to offer. because there's so much to do. the clock for a job winter wonderland. just. entering the conflict zone fronting the powerful. this week my guest is mark greg combet israeli government spokesman now he's country's ambassador in love . over just since israel an excuse in the book kind of sixty six because. in sixty minutes. beat the germans knew and stop. closing aspects of license culture in germany. u.s. american keep news of takes a look at germany it is increasing use of two traditions for everyday lives and language because there's a lot of times i was so i'm ok i'm good to. the body considering the high i'm going to d.w. dot com the germans. make your smart t.v. the smarter the g w for smart t.v. . what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary into you decide what's on sunday morning n.w. dot com smart t.v. . and. today i'm off to the black forest in the southwest of germany. my tour starts in freiburg the region's biggest city it attracts.

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and millions of interest points and i'm going to do my very best to try everything the black berry and offer to move her because there's a lot to do for. the black forest the winter wonderland the the next the books. on the scene the scene. using setlist mention. the netherlands postal protection project is the only one of its kind. years ago punched sam when it comes to living by the forces of nature they help to protect the coast system in fact the plan was to morrow to do it in sixty minutes long t.w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language for the first word emerged in the. eco is in germany to learn german why not learn to spell a simple online on your mobile and free to sapps d w z learning course because german made the c. o dropping bombs on civilians. who are trying the situation escalates the smoker. for schools. ruthless calculation military leaders work ok extent of the massacre technological her response was to come as a gracious mr carson the barack obama to give to her starting february third on w o. today i'm off to the black forest in the southwes

why did you well this shot today because we can't breathe either way because for black. berry gone his mother was also they. have. had to get up here to see to write a business and are right. this is a commemoration not a celebration and now we have to go forward with this we shouldn't stop until everybody gets justice you know justice in this city justice in every city you know because what happened on this bridge is similar to what happened to my son you know they had no because for our wives and. and we didn't get justice yet but we're still pushing on we want to show and just like we're pushing on here we've got the story. erick on his mother will continue to fight in order to sentence the policeman who killed her son it will not be easy to hand and for all those in selma today walking on this bridge is a way to continue the fight for justice and equality the fight that is unfortunate . necessary. the long litany of blunders and police abuse proves it the united states has still very far from having solved the issue with racism. where is that country called russia no one's

for black berry mouth it's lieberman is i compare the life of a tree to the life of a person by a very i try to incorporate something of the tree into the figure and vice versa. and the figure then becomes the carrier of an in a value or an image in the rear. just the most on the tree old ways grows on the shady side on the north side of the forest i liked the idea that a figure or a person can also have a sunny side and a dockside. the disusing the helicopter rescue operations of the eye or typing began at the sun on hit in the late eighty's. rafael kos now has lived here since he was a teenager. if you think rock ark mischka long not was nothing but planks and there was no paneling inside it was very dry off to be unmade of that for myself out of four old boards with a mattress on top of the one day i woke up and there was amount of. you know next to my head i had no water no electricity no access route no phone nothing so it grew very slowly it's nice to build something for yourself it's a south park and. raphael has turned the house into a flourishing in with his wife magdalena. to

so, believe it or not, i'm the first black berry -- the first e-mail president. just the e-mail -- the blackberry was a government issue right at the end of bill clinton's time. and the robe i make that point is technology has changed so dramatically and so quickly, as has the dispersal of noise. in the old days the three, abc, nbc, and cbs, and now it's from -- people get news and information from all over the place, and part of the issue with this new -- these in disbursal agents you can be anonymous. there's no responsibility. there's no accountability-whatsoever, and -- which lends itself to some pretty angry messages going out. and the danger, as is mentioned earlier, is good people say issue don't want for get involved. that's a huge problem. the still is only a goods as the willingness of good people to be involved it in. >> a question for michael in buffalo. ronald reagan had the famous line of asking, are we better off than we were four years snag is the world a more dangerous place than it was four years ago? >> the world is a dangerous place, and this

tesla reps say it's like going from black berry to an iphone. first thing you notice is the screen.ferent way to interact with your car. then the car's electric. you go past gas stations and you laugh. its driving itself right now. >> reporter: what tesla calls autopilot. my feet are off the pedals. >> it's a semiautoonps driving system that helps you drive the car more comfortably. >> reporter: for me it takes it edge off in traffic. but the driver is still in charge and responsible like during this lane change. it's not ought onps driving. it's driver assistance. tesla says over 500,000 people have paid a thousand dollar deposit to reserve a model 3. >> we've been on the list since the first day. we're excited to have an affordable electric car. >> reporter: but when they'll be receiving that car is the question. critics have complained about significant production and delivery delays. also 24 base mod recall won't even be manufactured until later this year and while customers wait for production to speed up, speed isn't a problem for the car itself for a sedan this price, the acc

. >> even #do smart phones were even in the main stream, i mean black berries. >> yeah. >> think backin the day. >> come on back to the future now, all right, let's win this thanks, buddy. >>> coming up next, the state with the happiest workers, where do we fall on the list in find out. >>> teacher dragged out of the school board meeting for questioning a pay raise for the superintendent is getting support, good and bad, what the prosecutor say about the charges filed against her up next. >>> if you are trying to slim down for 2018, we have a list of the best diets, the won you might want to try coming your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> fifteen people have been confirmed dead in california, that is after the worst mud slide, rescuers have ever seen >> officials say hundreds of people are trapped in one neighborhood an

these are pictures of the movie black berry the latest in a bull and a long line of blockbuster successes for marvel studios monday night saw the world premiere in los angeles and expect the shows are sky high for its release in mid february to our very own turned home study is here with me on the set are already declared it a blockbuster i don't know yet but by the looks of it it has all the ingredients. ingredients and it's obviously it's time to be a record record breaker already the advance ticket sales blew away all the records of all the prepared to all the previous marvel films so so that's saying something and by all reports it is quite possibly on track for a record breaking opening weekend that will be mid february as you said and it will most definitely probably compete with you know marvel blockbusters for instance like spider-man the homecoming yeah for instance this is just another another superhero movie this is i think something more than just a superhero superhero film and you know a lot of people been waiting for the black panthers return since he first appeared in two t

here if we do in fact see all of those hollywood leading ladies standing up to that pledge to wear black berry i'm. right and so which films are likely to end what do we need to watch all. right let's talk about break it down for you a little bit the shape of water it leads the pack with seven nominations that's the gear motor. directed film that is in the drug dramatic category it's got some very tough competition though mind you among them ladybird and this goes back to we talk about the year of the woman ladybird of course has fabulous b. male actresses outsource the ronin and laurie metcalf both of them up for nominations here at the golden globes this year it is also a film directed by gretta gerwig a woman so will that film rise to the top not only because of its great talent but because it is basically a female directed film with some strong leading ladies we'll see if that holds true another film to watch out for call me by your name this film has generated some controversy because of its plotline a coming of age love story again love story if you will between a seventeen year old and

berry black gives the benediction. >> let us pray. eternal lord god, the giver of every good and perfect gift, we thank you for the gift of senator robert j. dole. a hero and an exemplary role model for patriotism, service, justice and freedom. lord, we're grateful for the beauty of his life that continues to bring light to darkness, joy to sadness, pardon to injury and hope to despair. may his magnanimous living challenge us all to see you more clearly, love you more dearly and to follow you more nearly each day. lord, bless and keep senator bob dole and his precious elizabeth in all of their going out and coming in, keep them without stumbling or slipping and one day may they both hear you say well-done, good and fateful servants enter into the joys of your lord. we pray this in your great name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. >> in a rare moment of bipartisansh

it has notes of dark berries, black currents, motor vehicle a. got to give it -- mocha. got to give it a try. try it right now. >> would you hold the microphone? >> i will. >> kevin, have you tried it? >> i love it. >> wally loves it, too. >> wally's -- >> when wawa buys a small batch for all of their stores, how small a batch is that? >> we're talking only a couple hundred thousand pounds. the unique part is that it's only a dollar this month. right now, dollar coffee back. this is the chance to try some of best coffee you'll ever have. any store, any variety this month. >> you're not exaggeratinexagge. >> literally one of the best -- >> i love the wawa coffee. there is a different level. >> specialty, one of the best we've sourced. >> this may not be available by the time you get here after the show. >> no. >> you better set aside a cup for tracy. she's here rubbing her hands, her eyes got big. yeah. >> you will be amazed. thank you. >>> this morning we're profiling the ft. washington community. >> themselves days the area focuses revitalizing the sprawling office park

over until next year, but the theme of all black on the red carpet will be remembered for years to come. celebrities, both men and women alike like halle berry and reese witherspoon wore black as they stood in solidarity in the fight against sexual harassment harassment and of inequality. act -- and inequality. activists like the university alliance director joined actress meryl streep on the carpet, trail blazers of the me too campaign, also at that event. speaking of celebrities making an impact, family and friends are remembering how a small town class clown became a fa a acting debut on the dick vandyke show and later appeared in the tv sitcom coach, but as bailey bryant reports, vandyke always gave back to his hometown in illinois. >> reporter: he was the class clown of danville high school in the late '40s. >> he rode some kind of a motorized bike or something in the halls. >> reporter: later he was a tv funny man playing the banjo with a monkey on the dick vandyke show. >> he was just a delightful guy, funny, funny, funny. >> reporter: but one thing jerry vandyke was serious about was his love of his hometown, for example, pitching in

doug black, sonya, ruth robinson, nelson berry iii, mayor steiner, marcy coburn, juliet simms and then i'll call more names after that. first speaker. >> hello, good morning, thank you for featuring this policy. i'm mary steiner the president of the united nations association san francisco chapter. i'm here also as a member of the san francisco collaborative against human trafficking and a member of the mayor's task force against human trafficking. i was stunned when i attended the recent san francisco collaborative against human trafficking conference about industry's impacted by human trafficking, how business and community are fighting back. one of the presentations was from a member of the teamsters union and they routinely evaluate the conditions of farm workers. they had evaluated taylor farms in salinas and it was a passing grade and then decided to investigate taylor farms in tracy. they discovered pregnant women washing these organic greens, baby greens in chlorine and unprotected. and the motel was doing sex trafficking. the owner was men dosa. so here are the packages of org

black. let's kick things off with halle berry. in this lace dress with a plunging neckline. >> she looked amazing. >> gorgeous. >> lady bird actress, sersha ronan wore this. but it was versace. >> with the sparkles on the side. i like that. angelina jolie channeled old hollywood, check out the feather trim, wow. >> she wore black but she had a revealing slit. >> of course, ooh, ooh, very nice. and speaking of plunging necklines, check out geena davis. now i'm not going to say how old she because also i don't know. but she looks like she never is a day above 20. maybe not 20. that's a bit of an exaggeration. but i would like to wear a plunging neckline for that long in my life. >> eva longoria wore black. she showed off her baby bump. >> that's nice. but the night wasn't all about the ladies. let's look at the dudes. chris hemsworth wore a printed suit. >> and james and david franco. the brothers. james, of course won the best actor award for "the disaster artist." but yeah so they have a normal tuck tuxedo. >> so once everybody wa

berry hallelujah. >> i saw it. >> i toldou i'm coming for 2018. i'm in beast mode for 2018. i'm a beast this year. >> halle is coming in hot. that dress stunk sexy and shear with black lace placed so the mom of two could show off just enough. it has no nude lining. it's completely shear. >> i'm coming to get all this. i'm saying no when i need to say no and yes when i need to say yes. >> her rules for being a fierce female one treat your body right. what is she doing, sleeping in an oxygen tank. >> diet maybe, glass of red wine every day. i don't know. >> two you don't need a man to be complete. berry and alex da kid broke up last night. >> that was then. moved on. >> three work hard play harder. she introduced us to her favorite trainer peter lee thomas. the 51-year-old says i'm in the best shape of my life but i can defend myself and more importantly my children. >> i love a strong woman. fierceness right now. >> i love everything about her. >> michelle you were there at the naacp awards. >> i was. when she stepped on the red carpet the decibel went to a fever pitch. she looked so amazing. you know who else? kerry washington and tracee ellis ross. we can't forget

blacks from the caribbean, from africa. host: point well taken though, doctor. dr. berry: in other words, there are lots of people. i look at lead institutions in that article because i teach at one and a conceit on the campus, and i have seen it for years. education is important because this is rather leaders and the people who make the decisions in our society come from. if we do not do a good job of especiallyng people, in democracy and how it is country, that is how we may feel good about ourselves in institutions of power. we feel good about helping those in the bottom, but we forget about this wholehow we may feelt ourselves in disparity that is in existence. the disparitywhy -- i have some ideas, and there some research and papers some research and papers published, about the same thing -- same thing happening with poor whites students. from listening to people, there's some kind of catch. we won a few of them, but not too many. i think the reason why you think it is important, is not just for people not just because of the original mission of the commission, but all the others arrive groups that have civil

always think about on this day is the progress that blacks are making notwithstanding the rampant open deadly racism that existed in society. dr. berry talked about the what would king do question. i think he would be completely unfazed by donald trump. [laughter] i do. i think he would say, you know, i had to deal with that, i had to deal with my bull connors, i had to deal with people with these attitudes. and, frankly, i think when i see trump more of a indifference at the base of what he's doing. more so than animosity. i see a man who has real, no real interest in uniting the country. i don't think he sees any plus in that for whatever he's trying to do. and so he is just completely indifferent and says these things out of indifference more than anything else. i don't know that there's a grand strategy there. >> so wait a minute -- >> if there is, i can't accept it. >> i'm going to challenge you on that indifference piece, and i'm just going to -- and i'm not saying it is, i'm not saying it's not. but the naacp, you say indifference, but that's track record of indifference d. >> yes. >> -- or things said that do not sit well wit

co-authoring a black woman's history of the united states, as well as developing a documentary series about women in american history. so we are very honored and pleased to have professor berry as our distinguished guest, so let's welcome her with a warm round of applause. [applause] daina: good evening. i want to thank all of you for your lovely introduction. i want to thank everybody for coming out this seething. it is an honor and pleasure to be here. i am happy to be the keynote opening speaker for the symposium. i want to say a special thanks to dr. martin and one other person for their invitation. i am sorry if i messed up your name. i was practicing earlier. i want to thank michel for helping me get organized and getting me here, and the committee for the decision to have me come open this conversation. one of the things i wanted to say, i promised your former dean and my current provost -- some of you are very good friends with, dr. murray. she told me to give everybody here her best wishes. she was one of the starting members of the president's commission and wanted me to give everybody her regards from texas. in 1845, two physicians corresponded with one another ab

berry, 51 years young. looking spectacular in reem acra, "insecure" star issa rae sparkled in sequins. and i don't know, maybe yellow is the new blackown and color is back on the red carpet. that doesn't mean that time's up isn't still in the forefront of the national conversation. >> that's true. >>> also in "pop news," in dating news there's a new couple in the sporting world. i like this one. robin, you will too. nascar driver danica patrick revealing the rumors are true about her and green bay packers qb aaron rodgers. these two type a overachievers who love to be behind the wheel, one literally, the other figuratively as the fan driving the place for the packers but it works. these two are a couple. according to danica she confirmed it. >> she's a big bears fan. >> listen to this, she says she's an avid bears fan but she would probably now root for rodgers and the packers. >> probably. >> then she says in the interview -- [ applause ] -- then she goes on to say, okay, take out the word probably. now i am going to cheer for the packers. >> i saw that coming. >> you did? >> no, not really. >> i was going to say. danica said this