dorothy is with us tonight. her leadership on childhood and nutrition has resulted in more than 12 million more meals being served to our students this year than in my first year in office. and her work on behalf of our military students in their families has ensured that virginia will remain the number one in the world for service members and loved ones to call home. thank you, dorothy, for your great work. i would like to take this opportunity and recognize and thank our five children. four who are here with us tonight. i want to thank my daughter, mary, sally and peter. for enduring this governor ship and making me a better governor and being a great partner to their dad. thank you. our lieutenant governor. and governor elect. and our next first lady, pam. are in the house with us tonight as well. i have been so fortunate to have you as my lieutenant governor. and my friend. i know you will make a great 73rd governor of the commonwealth of virginia with pam at your side. congratulations and good luck. to our

thank you, dorothy, for your great work. i would like to take this opportunity and recognize and thank our five children, four who are here with us tonight. i want to thank my daughter dory, mary, sally, and peter for enduring this governorship and making me a better governor and a great partner to their dad. thank you. our lieutenant governor and governor-elect, dr. ralph northam, and pam northam are in the house with us tonight as well. [ applause ] ralph, let me say this. i have been so fortunate to have you as my lieutenant governor and my friend. i know you will make a great 73rd governor of the commonwealth of virginia with pam at your side. congratulations and good luck. to our attorney general, mark herring, i want to thank you for your unwavering dedication to upholding the law and protecting the rights of all virginians. i have loved every minute, as you know, but i have really loved working with ralph and mark, and i know they will continue that great work alongside our next lieutenant governor, justin fairfax, ov

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thank you, dorothy, for your love. [applause] to. mcauliffe: i would like take this opportunity and recognize our five children -- four who are here with us tonight. --nk you for in enduring this and being a great partner to their dad. thank you. [applause] our lieutenant governor and the governor elect, dr. ralph northam and pam northam are in the house with us as well. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: ralph, i have been so fortunate to have you as my lieutenant governor and my friend. i know you will make a great 73rd governor in virginia with pam at your side. congratulations and good luck. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: to our attorney general, i want to thank you for your unwavering dedication to upholding the law protecting the rights of all virginians. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: i have loved reallyinute but i have loved working with ralph and mark and i know they will continue that great work alongside our next lieutenant governor, justin fairfax over the next four years, congratulations justin. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: to my entire c

if he made it he could meet up with his wife who dorothy going to head by another route but. for had been of the. alien on this of the than. yet it is a tower on all. george us was a literature student from northeastern syria when he ended on a mat in the takesh put of izmir they stopped an immediate bond. inuktitut said. someone us a. after days of making discreet inquiries the pending goshi to deal with a people smuggler to take them across the sea. or. even lead. fifteen us when jimmy allowed out of a. good long. life with him. that he knew. the fully and when. and. in the. last. time it was a. though the waters were calm that fear wasn't misplaced over three thousand seven hundred refugees were to drown in mediterranean crossings that almost a thousand of them and the eastern sea is through which that pass. this time they were lucky within a few hours that overloaded boat came within sight of chaos a greek island. if you look. at the. scene. by the early summer of twenty fifteen more than one hundred thousand refugees had arrived by small boats in greece and the governmen

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and the defense minister that you mentioned dorothy's also said that there is no option now for a ground offensive to target the wife b g now turkey just encroach under siege in terror you wonder why did the repercussions of such a move when according to turkish prime minister been in the yield room today he says that turkey has international law on its side it says that when a country is facing such a major terror threat in his words then the country has a right to remove it but there are major threats to this operation given the fact that syria the muskets regime has warned that any incursion into syria will be treated as a hostile act and will be resisted militarily the united states yesterday the pentagon spokesman called on turkey to refrain from such an operation and crucially moscow which also backed the militia has remained silent and it is unclear whether moscow would support such an operation if turkey care about operation without any of support of the key regional players it will be a day operation that's considered fraught with danger so potentially of a volatile situation is

her room may was dorothy, kenikut. later nonat sister parish, leader decorator and had a childhood names where bunny was born rachel and became bunny, sister was born dorothy. i love the idea of these two women who would become the icons of 20th century style would be sleeping on these huge front porches in the middle of nowhere bunny wanted to attend college and when i got her high school yearbook and turned out that half of the student shed went to school went to college, very good schools, and bunny's father wanted her to get a mrs. degree instead and would not let her go to school and that became a rage us instituter for her also. she was very well read but bothered her she didn't have a degree. one thing found most compelling is a was reporting the book, bunny wore the finest garments, spend 150,000 -- talking $1,960 -- on clothes. so there were reames and reames at her estate of clothes. but when she was in her late 90s, she got an honorary degree from the renowned school of design and she chose to be buried in h

dorothy. in our get to taste the defeat under new coach peter is still good but their home form has been far from convincing with three defeats so far this season is this will sports chance to put some space between themselves and the drop zone and we have to cologne where the billy goat well the bull rivals blood in the rye and darby can the injury plagued bulls maintain their dominance over the leaves cellar dwellers. for today's chop up i'm joined by the world's most traveled footballer former goalkeeper and current hoffenheim scout lutes funny and still welcome back lutes thank you very much glad to be here again. and of course our very own but as that gets out guy ali moody welcome back as well was going to be any press ok but before we chat let's talk dormant and will spur this match it was supposed to be a chance for appear in ric o'barry on to score his one hundredth goal for the black and yellow but instead he's left out due to disciplinary reasons his absence is surely a disappointme

[applause] it's a model that governor terry mcauliffe and his wife dorothy have followed these past four[applause] virginia is better off today because of them, and pam and i are proud to have been their partners. two hundred thousand new jobs. $20 billion in capital investment. voting rights restored for 173,000 virginians. [applause] 10 million more school breakfasts served to children who need them. [applause] first state in the nation to functionally end homelessness among veterans. [applause] that's a record to be proud of, and i am ready to build upon it. the mcauliffe administration has been about putting the needs of the people you serve first. those values defined my upbringing from the earliest days i can remember. my mother taught children who were learning english as their second language how to read she worked in health care, nursing sick people back to health on virginia's eastern shore. she volunteered with the hospice, comforting people in their final hours. she taught me that, no matter who we are or where we come from,e are all equal in the beginning, and in the end. [a

let's go to dorothy from cleveland. you oppose legalizing marijuana. why, dorothy? caller: for a lot of reasons and amen to the caller from georgia. this is a racism trying to keep the underdog down. what it is is what really pissed me off about it why i really don't want see it legal is you got a lot of young youths in jail for selling marijuana. ok. the reason why they were selling it in the first place is because they couldn't get a job because they had a felony. now they saw how much money that these young boys who are trying to survive out here was trying to make off it. now they want to go and kick it over and make a big business out of it. and some states are legalizing it and some states aren't and that raises -- racist -- in the white house trying to take away the mandate that barack obama had about it. so that he could keep on putting states that hasn't legalized it, they could go to jail. this is a big -- all this is is a big setup for these millionaires to get richer and like she said, hurt the little guy and make money. host: all right. and in some othe

the money goes to the dorothy mann center for pediatric and adolescent hiv at st.pher's hospital for children. >>> also in university city, philadelphia voices of pride presented its winter concert. the city's only lgbtq and ally choir performed by the water by the flame at philadelphia episcopal cathedral. >>> next, a death investigation inside a cemetery. a woman stabbed to dead. police say the person who stabbed her took her to the hospital. >>> eagles fever in the air. will the weather cooperate for tomorrow? i'll breakdown the forecast if you're headed to the stadium or if you're sticking by your neighborhood. that and hour ten-day forecast coming up next. cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. v

. >> reporter: i'm dorothy spencer people are coming in from the cold. what do you have for me? thank you so much. we'll have the story coming up. >>> a plane falls from the sky and burst into flames in puerto rico and the death toll includes 10 americans. >>> news for 11 starts now. >> it's one of the biggest new year's eve parties in our area. you're looking live at the celebration at first night alexandria, a fun-filled affair for all ages. let's take you live to the wharf for the hoisting of the anchor, the district and festivities as well. the bitter cold forced some cities to cancel their event they had planned for tonight. the big apple hosting the biggest party in the country. these are live pictures from time square. we'll take a closer look at the fun and security situation there. clock is ticking, less than an hour from 2018. we'll take you across our area of the country and around the world. good evening, everybody. i'm chris lawrence. if you're planning to be outside it will be absolutely brutal. we're talking feel-like temperatures as low as 10 degrees in the comin

dorothy spencer is live in northwest d.c. with more on this story. >> reporter: i'm standing outside the annex. one of the classrooms on campus and the steam pipes caused significant damage. you can out at this hour. it will take at least a month to get it back open. leandra gardner is moving back into the residence hall at howard university but she and thousands of other students won't return to class monday as expected because the extreme cold has caused damage across the campus. >> it's kind of good because it gives us an extra week to get ourselves together. >> reporter: the told caused steam pipes to burst filling two classroom buildings, douglas hall and the annex with moisture. that hot air got into the ceiling tiles. they had to be ripped out on every floor, the air so moist it even fogged our camera lens. >> this is our main physical therapy lab for this college. we had just got finished remodeling this space and it's a total loss. >> reporter: they will treat the building to prevent mold. the cold also caused proble

but not everyone in fairness is happy about micheletti initiative the paltalk dorothy's invested millions of euros in modern cruise terminals now due to the success of the protests only half of them can be used. for four years we've been listening to these fears that our ships could even plow right into venice i can only keep reassuring people even with the biggest ships the chances of that happening are zero. nevertheless in the future large vessels weighing one hundred thousand tons or more will be diverted to a. bring industrial port leaving the historic center and water taxis but it will take years for the port to be ready and there are still issues concerning air pollution. so for now nothing's really changed. every year there are still thirty million tourists who swarm fantasist fifty five thousand residents. but of the cemented paradoxical but the best tourist for venice is the one who stays at home. more than with a thirty million visitors a year. something radical has to happen to reduce the number of visitors and the venetians will have to sacrifice some tourist dollars if they

peeing beside the thirteen fatality at least of the twenty five people were injured that's what out dorothy as says and crew rescue fifty people by here in those and more by ground you've been talking to some of the affected people what if they've been telling you about their biggest concerns right now. well most of them were taken by surprise there was an about a mandatory evacuation for some of the area about what happened in moore the seato was not predictable actually montecito were not the in area there was none the thory evacuation caught so in just a few in a matter of a few minutes the pounding rain have overwhelmed the south facing of the sea and floated a creek that has lead to the ocean sending mud and massive boulders in the roll into residential neighborhoods so people is now staying with the relative friends there are no real shout there because the weather conditions are getting better but of course many houses are still call over of mud and there is still fears for what could happen now what are authorities doing to help and is there a risk of further much lights out or if y

have it stronger or leaving the whole thing to russia is not good and to turkey is not good because dorothy is is not accepted by the gulf states because of its support the muslim brotherhood and it's not it's the place for the syrian opposition who are the islamists a small fraction and the america needs to be involved instead of it's not going up and the love that people have that their point is that that that many people are not involved they're not happy to see russia as an honest broker they just simply don't see it as an honest broker but it does reflect the reality on the ground that russia iran and the government damascus assad have the upper hand. and so therefore that reality reflected in sochi is that they're able to lead the process here. the reality on the ground of course has changed a lot in the past year but the this does not. mean peace there indeed as it was already just said very differing agendas around in syria and the diminishing of the climate state which went into underground those of course exists there in the underground does not did not bring kind of solution actu

that moscow has given the green light to this operation as it controls syrian air space so russia is dorothy in this conflict because the longer this conflict goes the more danger there is that this will widen to something much bigger isn't it dorian . well that is the really the big fear among nato partners and i think also are the key regional players iran and russia while at the moment a moron and russia may be quite happy with this operation given the fact it is straining relations between turkey and its western allies i think it would be concerned about how far turkey goes at the moment turkey seems to be confined to africa but all the rhetoric coming from korea that they want to expand this operation across the whole of turkey's southern border with syria now that would cause big concerns i think particularly among iran and russia they are anxious to keep turkey's presence in syria restricted and while russia does seem to have the card of controlling airspace and believe that do have this power of influence over the more the one who gets deeper and deeper involved into the into the con

i was at the airport, and i left the ring that my grandmother dorothy gave me in the security bin, but gentle british voice say... - "pardon me, miss. have you forgotten something?" - but now there's a crowd that's gathered that actually thinks we're getting engaged! so they're chanting, "kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss," so we kissed, and now our little joke is it doesn't matter if we get married, because greg gave me a ring - mom, please wait until we get outside before you make fun of this. oh, my god, are you crying? - no. it's just such a good story. oh, no biggie! let's talk about something else. - no, carol, i don't think that having a baby would end my career on broadway. honestly, i think of it as a chance to lend my voice to the greatest song of all: motherhood. - [cries] - you're right, carol. i guess greg and i don't have a lot in common. we're just one of those unlikely duos, like how my dog is best friends with his handicapped duck. see? - ooh.... duck! - you have a duck? - i have three ducks. - and every time i hear that bell, it reminds me that christmas is real. - oh, okay, can

movement today was really about the regime seizing about control of that narrative reasserting itself dorothy and getting these things under control well we don't want to rule us ability that more protest or a this might be. in the months to come but now it does that there is a rush to get things done to control and what effect to have a today's pro-government demonstrations are had if any. well yes this is part of the regime showing that if it wants to it can bring a huge number of people out into the streets in the these protests were impressive tens of thousands maybe more marching all over the country in different cities we've heard it's not confirmed yet that they'll be much in tear on to morrow after friday prayers. despite what we hear from places like wash intimates are. that the regime is seriously under threat the fact remains that there is a very large swathe of society that is firmly behind the terrorism in rulers and that they can be called upon to show their support a very short notice and i want to act so all those pro-government protests genuine because i've been saying report

thanks to my guests in washington miami and in phoenix and thanks to our viewers for watching us here dorothy see you next time and remember rough stuff. leveled off selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles but still the few socks credit tell you that will be gossip and probably my file for the most important news today. about telling me you are not cool enough unless you buy their products. all the hawks that we along with our loved ones. join me every. time i'm sure and i'll be speaking to the world of politics sports business i'm sure. i'll see that. hey everybody i'm stephen bob. taft hollywood guy the suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and our visa two cents to this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different. no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. three hundred kilometers from new orleans far away from tourists j

i've been weaned, obviously, on the english traditional crime novel, agatha christie, dorothy l sayers, you start with a dead body in chapter one and the rest of the book is kind of a puzzle to solve it. first of all, graham greene's brighton rock was the first time i'd read a crime thriller where the victim is still alive at the end of chapter one. and the menace created in the first paragraph of that. the first line is great, "within three hours of arriving in brighton, hale knew that they meant to murder him." you have to read on. and then somebody said that i might like ed mcbain and i read conman first and then i've read everything he wrote. what i love about that style of storytelling is that he, incredibly gripping, you really feel ed mcbain knows what he's talking about. people who read fiction are smart from the fact they really but people don'tjust want a good story, we want to learn something about life and the human condition. talk about roy grace. when we first meet roy grace in the first novel, dead simple, he is 39, just coming up to his 39th birthday and his wife, sandy

the oscar winning actress dorothy malone has died at the age of 93.—movies. after a decade in films she won an academy award for best supporting actress for the 1956 film "written on the wind". herfilm career reached its peak by the beginning of the 1960s, and she achieved later success with her television role as constance mackenzie on "peyton place from 1964—68. athletes from north and south korea will march together under one flag at the winter olympics games in pyeongchang next month. the news was announced by thomas bach, president of the international olympic committee. this was not an easyjourney, but thanks to the commitment of everyone here today, i am happy to announce that athletes from will participate in the olympic winter games 2018. the ioc today has taken exceptional decisions and allocated additional quota for 22 athletes from the noc of the, who will compete in sports and five disciplines in pyeongchang. our correspondent is in geneva where she says this feels like quite a moment. yes, it did. in fact it took place here in this room

the oscar—winning actor dorothy malone has died at the age of 93. the film written on the wind. her career achieved its peak in the early 60s, and she was later known as constance mckenzie in peyton place from 1964-1968. she mckenzie in peyton place from 1964—1968. she was in basic instinct as a woman who killed her family. and now, an actor of a different kind. go on, stav, give it your oscar—winning best! i will try my best! a disappointing weather story this weekend for many places. a glorious buzz of sunshine for scotland, but some lying snow. colder further south with some hills smile as well. slightly milder air pushing in. over the overnight period, more rain from the west will bring some snow as it bumps into the cold air across northern ireland in north wales. a very cold night further north and west, particularly central scotland with that lying snow. there will be some hazards on the road for sunday morning. snow and ice across central and northern parts of the uk, so keep tuned your local radio before you head out. hill is no across the

the 0scar winning actress dorothy malone has died at the age of 93.ed small roles, mainly in b—movies. after a decade in films she won an academy award for best supporting actress for the 1956 film "written on the wind". herfilm career reached its peak by the beginning of the 1960s, and she achieved later success with her television role as constance mackenzie on "peyton place from 1964—68. church bells and music venues in england are to be offered extra protection against attempts to silence them by people living in newly built housing nearby. the government is changing planning—guidance so that long—standing, but noisy, community facilities won't have to make expensive changes because of complaints from new neighbours. instead, housing developers will be responsible for addressing any noise issues during construction. sist /w-d sist /w—d the mandate on which he was elected, but approval ratings remain low, he has lost special elections in virginia and alabama and perhaps the ultimate test of mr trump's presidency will come later this year. with the

happening in one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and on choose day morning the maritime of dorothy's here in shanghai said that as far as they knew traffic was not being affected going into or out of the port of shanghai one of the world's busiest ports but they did say an exclusion zone was now in force which meant that no vessel could go to within ten kilometers of the accident site and it's possible that is this rescue operation continues that the exclusion zone would have to in fact be widened thank you. well so to come here and al-jazeera including a blow for. a major drug company into finding q. . and a new. speech at the golden globes speculation that media mogul oprah winfrey could make a run for the u.s. presidency stay with us. welcome back as we look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia we have a frontal system which is sweeping down through the caucuses and as it goes through it's really going to introduce some cooler air to many areas so back dropping from ice on the eleven on choose day to just five by tommy get through to wednesday to stay

colin powell, jim nantz, dorothy bush koch. but i think the first time we, the public, got to see them is because guccifer hacked into his sister's personal e-mail account. that's how he first got them and that's how we all first saw them. what the hacker guccifer did went on for a while, 2012, 2013. he raes a leleased a lot of peo information personal, medical information. by publishing e-mail sent to hillary clinton, it was the guccifer hack that accidentally exposed that hillary clinton was using a private e-mail server and you know how that ended. >> the hacker got caught. what he did, that unauthorized access and stealing and redistributing data, that is illegal. the u.s. justice department went after him. i think he was like a retired taxi driver or something. they got him in romania, brought him to the united states and they convicted him. in september of 2016 he was sent away to prison for more than four years. and as often is the case, they department of justice sends out a press release and this is the press release a

here, dorothy. was recently named as one of television's most gifted creative writers. when you look back at the past women's role models on tv, it's easy to see susan harris' impact. >> susan harris was the greatest writer of her generation at that time, singularly. so all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> woman's voice? they speak higher, softer? >> i should know not to ask that of a writer. >> yes, of course, there's a woman's voice. woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so, yes, there very definitely is a woman's voice. >> oh, do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? >> no, dorothy. exactly how many. >> 147, blanche. >> cut-throat primetime time this fall as some 23 new shows compete in one of the hottest ratings races in years. here's one just about everybody predicts will be a big hit "designing women" on

i look over and skating so happy, i'm thinking i'm dorothy hamill and is there ke len smashed up against whatever that importanttition is called ice skating rink. >> yeah, the board. >> screaming his head off. he is freaking out. i don't want to do. >> what is brian doing. >> holding kelen. >> yes. >> i don't know what to do. >> he is looking at me, looking at him. >> so, opposite attract at first. >> they do track but sometimes it goodies to have things, more you have in common the more you have in common and that helps you out in the long run when times get tough. >> i disagree. >> what is your, do you have a type. >> most different type of guy i ever went on a date with was one that karen hooked me up with. >> how did it go. >> it was terrible. >> it was great. >> it was horrible. >> he might watch this show so i'll tell you later. >> he doesn't watch. >> they had nothing in common. >> it wasn't her husband. >> it was one of his friend is one of your husband's friends. >> karen went to high school with him. oh, he is so nice. he was in high school. this is afterward. he is so fun. >>

it goes to the dorothy mann center. >>> meteorologist krystal klei here.'s check the temperatures. getting out early this morning, a few ingredients later this afternoon for the eagles game. you'll need a bigger jacket as you head out the door. 28 in -- clay mont at 29. odessa at 35. dropping farther south, you see pretty much the same. milton, 27 degrees. warmer rehoboth beach at 39 and dewey beach at 35 degrees. the 30s, upper 20s to start. you'll want maybe the bigger jacket as you begin to head out the door. same deal with the pennsylvania suburbs. newtown 31 and warrenton 39. while you need it now, you won't need it this afternoon. things will be nice. kind of like yesterday when we make our way to the 50s. one notable difference. cloud cover. the clouds are building up to the west of us. this is going to move our direction through the morning and especially afternoon hours. mostly cloudy forecast. i know you're seeing flecks of green and going, what is that? don't tell me it's turned into anything. it's not turned into anything. a warm front will war

my name is dorothy graham. i'm a resident of capp street. i can't come last time. i wasn't aware of the project at that time, so i would like to have 3 minutes to speak, but i have very severe lung disease. i was a hospital planner at alameda health system for 23 years and worked on many environmental impact reports. i was shocked in reading the report about this, that there was no analysis done about the contents of the structure. no mention of if it contains lead paint or asbestos or mold. without any examination of the current structure, it makes the unfounded claim that the project will not be detrimental to the welfare of persons residing in the vicinity. there is no basis for saying that without examining what is actually inside the building. and i wanted to let you know that i came to a meeting of the board of supervisors land use committee in november where they discussed a different project with a similar demolition and the neighbors came by and said their residences were covered with flakes of lead paint after a demolition. how can you do a demolition on

as a result have the plea 58 year-old dorothy murphy of new hanover forfeited her job and permanentlyarred from public employment in the state. >>> and times herald movies underway to shrink pennsylvania government, republican want to let voters deciding whether to have a quarter of the 203 districts in the pennsylvania house. democrats opposed the move pennsylvania has largest full-time legislator in the country. >>> from the reading eagle does free speech need protecting on pennsylvania college campuses? a philadelphia based non- profit called foundation for individual rights and education is advocating for states to adopt legislation that arms right of free speech on college campuses. some states have already adopted a campus free expression act. >>> and that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>> everybody thinks theyre super bowl snacks are the best >> super bowl fan from arizona is combining snacks and stadium, check it out, almost completed replica of u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis where our bird and patriots will meet february 4th, for s

what was dorothy or my brain so that second alert that it was a false alarm for. >> we figured that maybe it is safe. we started driving out. the second alarm kind of calmed it for us. st. pete on twitter earlier than the alarm saying that it was a false alarm. initially, we were, by that point. >> where are you from? >> fort lauderdale, florida. i'm sure you can imagine it was a certain way to wake up this morning. >> absolutely. what happens now? one of the things we've heard. and i'm glad you're with us seeking give us your eyeballs. where people running into the street, you describe how it was, where you were. but now that it has calmed down, do people seem, i mean obviously hawaii is very chill. but the people going back to their vacation mode or mode of just going back about their business? and also, my second question, what you think about the fact that this was caused by somebody hitting a wrong button? >> well to adjust the first question, it definitely has resumed into vacation mode. we on the north shore right now, there is a lot of children running about, families. since green

. >>> a big scare dorothy people fishing in oregon. it was all caught on camera. if you haven't seen it, take a look. the three were out on the boat when they noticed the bigger boat heading right towards them. there they go. they got hit. the cameras captured the moment they jumped into the water to avoid the impact. all three are expected to be okay. the man operating the larger boat apparently told officials he could not see where he was going because the dash of his boat blocked his view when he was sitting down. the owner of the smaller boat is now suing morgan hill than $300,000. >> thank god everyone is okay. >> pay attention on the road and the waters. >> wherever. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. follow us on twitter, facebook, instagram. did i miss anything? >> everything. >> the next newscast is the 4 on 2. >> have a great day, everyone. psst, grocery cart 12 o'clock. oooh and she looks like the no artificial sweeteners type, she'll love us. right? we are the new light & fit greek yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. zerooooo! ooh e

dorothy cotton trained the young black children who did the children's marches in birmingham.hat was her job. she was a singer. that was one of the great watershed moments in the civil right euro when the dogs and the fire hoses came out. she did that. diane nash who helped her then took that reaction and said, we have to do something to answer these kids who got bombed. there is a document what became the blueprint for the selma voting rights. thrownre not just women in there. these are women who are central, but they have not been recognized in their true proportions. joan baez, very significant in the huge arguments within the movement about whether vietnam or poverty. marian evelyn, it was her idea -- edelman, it was her idea to move into the poor people's campaign. these are highly significant women that i think get their due in this film, and you can't feel their significance in the interview. amy: talk about the relationship between lbj and dr. king. really significant, especially lbj's alarm as riots are ,reaking outcome uprising rebellions. who did he call? dr. king.