lecturer at the paris institute of political studies thank you all for joining us i appreciate it sammy i want to start with you so obviously one of the most high profile of all these people that i've been detained as prince had been to law he's known around the world what do you make anything of the timing of this very unusual interview that he gave to orders right as davos was was wrapping up do you see any type of connection there with any messaging coming from saudi. i think it less to do with the messaging coming from saudi but more to do with the deal that perhaps a ligament has made with mohamed bin so meant now there are reports saying that more than one hundred billion has been raised for some of the deals that he's made with the other princes but where we'd been followed issue and what have been said mon is more than money it's about the rulership it's about being king it's about political competition from what we've been follows message it seems like one part of the deal that's been made is that he will follow mohammed bin cements political line he will fall in line with prom

judge his vision in a doctor has a little world with sammy and then when when as as a main people be beside him why not one of them go forward the end put his name for the elections for example so i think c.c. is would like to see a competition in my opinion he would like to see a competition because he north at the street level and ordinary people many of them really are our supporter and the main factor in my view that we would be a really warrior for a c.c. is if his supporters winter to the to the ballot or not because there are many people who are relatively passive they may show support or have support for someone but they don't go to to do the effort to go to the election about about why in their computers of a c.c. more watch more organized as groups if they are dedicated behind someone they will go in masses behind him so i think the main challenge in the next stage is to to see the supporters of assisi going to the streets to the ballot to put their vote and this what he asked them to do he knows that he will get the majority of the winter to the ballot box ok i did it at f

absolutely they do sammy those congressional elections in november are. that could mean a change in the control of the house and the senate it won't mean a change in the control of the white house as a four year term but when it comes to congressional elections senators typically serve six years members of congress two years so there's going to be a shift and that's what many republicans are concerned about whether or not these policies are going to adversely affect their chances for reelection donald trump with his own approval ratings at about thirty eight percent five most accounts in most polls certainly needed to win over americans who did not vote for him it doesn't seem to be at least looking at this democratic response looking at the democratic audience that donald trump was able to achieve that at least with this speech and that is going to be very challenging for these republicans who are hoping to try and hang on to the control of these chambers but it will certainly be difficult certainly be difficult one thing i think many people can agree on

[applaus [applause] >> i want you to welcome sammy rangel and connie wright. sammy is author of life after hate, deals with victims who become perpetrators of hate and violence and he is involved in a documentary called healing from hate, angry white men and the rise of the alt-right. connie rice of the wroj that deals with racial justice and the legislative issue, a number of legislative issues and sought out by key policy makers including the obama administration, and putting together a paper on 21st century policing. our discussion revolves around the issue of race and nationalism. and i think that is the issue of our time. in other words, how race is creating or influencing conversations that put communities into a corner and that divides our country and makes it difficult to have honest conversations about national security, about civil rights, about pluralism. about the economy, even. so, i'm just going to let you open with your remarks and then we'll take it from there. >> no pressure on the high level conversation, right? like the loquacious abilities

vamos a los deportes, sammy ¿cÓmo estamos? buenas tardes >>> hoy con muchos goles.l atlas, el chileno nico castillo en 2 oportunidades, argentino matÍas y alustiza pusieron arriba a patiÑo. con marcha perfecta en el clausura mexicano sumando 6 unidades. en la primera vuelta de espaÑa, ha terminado con un fÚtbol club barcelona invicto, lÍder e intratable, ha sacado 9 puntos de ventaja al atlÉtico de madrid. >>> y no ganaba 11 aÑos y apareciÓ el genio lio messi. la lÁmpara y llegaron los goles de paulinho y un golazo messi. al final 4 a 2 y paso seguro del equipo que dirige ernesto valverde. el partido que tuvimos hoy en pantalla de telemundo no hay mal que dure 100 aÑos y cuerpo que lo resista, manchester city ganÓ 2 veces perdiÓ invicto de 22 jornadas, ante liverpool que fue mejor con presiÓn alta. hizo fallar a la defensiva de los citizen y sobre el final para dejar un marcador de un emocionante 4 a 3. el equipo de pep guardiola es el sÓlido lÍder de la liga premier de inglaterra. en y en los playoff de la nfl contra todo pronÓstico, los jaguares de jacksonville, e

sammy, sammy. why don't i take this one? all right? shift's almost over.get you that much closer to the weekend. yeah. (gail) "dumb blonde"? (chuckles) really? (chuckles) (door buzzes) seriously. pizza rolls for 3 bucks? sometimes you gotta stand up to the man and say, "coupon or not..." (oliver) yeah. "i'm getting that sale price." yeah, man. i'm right behind you. i know it. look, it's the booking fairy! all right. price, save me from my hell. booking fairy's bangin'. no, no, no, no, no. we do not harass the booking fairy. (door buzzes) understood? price, are you living down here now, or what? fourth shift this week. frank must be really impressed with my work. well, at least you're not getting special treatment, huh? this is chuck dolson. found him at the grow-op on euclid. he was, uh, picking up marijuana. here's a cell phone, blue lighter. (radio chatter) this... is a picture of a dog. it's not mine, though. it's a dog i aspire to own one day. dogspiration, yo. (laughs) he speaks your language. enjoy. chuck... this is officer price. you will refer to h

host: sammy is on the democratic line from kinston, north carolina. caller: good morning. the city councilman in north carolina, in the last 15 years we have had two major floods and lost about 700 homes. we had a meeting with the north carolina emergency management team, and everybody in the past was talking about, fema would replace people's lost homes and all that, and i thought about the issue of the army corps of engineers. it is a learned in the last 15 years with two major floods? nothing.r was, they know that they need to dredge the rivers, they need to build dams and things like that. people always say you have got to have studies, epa studies that take years and years. we could have had several peoples, and some of the in the audience said it is poor spending. the army corps of engineers needs to do more long-range thinking. when you have two major floods in 15 years. host: what do you think about that? guest: in 2014, the house passed a border resources and redevelopment act and they did a lot of work to streamline the process to eliminate the duplication and ov

hello i'm sammy's a than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a problem with davus an exclusive ski resort host of the rich and powerful to discuss making the world a better place but for who. also this week african skies moves are afoot to open up air travel across the continent when it prove a game changer for the region's economy. class slavery see the link between supermarket shrimp and forced labor in one of the world's largest food exports. a tiny town in the swiss mountains has hosted the world economic forum every january for the past forty six years the rich powerful and famous mingle over five days of sessions and that's working the stated aim for this annual event improving the world high in the alpine problems of inequality are discussed by some of the planet's richest and most successful leaders of industry. men outnumber women this year for the very first time there were all female co-chairs here to environmental issues are discussed by some of the world's biggest polluters but the feeling on less elevated g

on sammy's a than this is al jazeera live from also coming up unprecedented agreement between the two koreas belmarsh together at the opening ceremonies of next month's winter olympics in pyongyang. catalonia is new parliament since for the first time facing the threat of renewed direct rule from madrid. at its latest stop in chile a pope francis confronts a difficult colonial legacy. now for the first time in its history the u.n. agency which provides funds for vulnerable palestinian refugees says it faces a challenge in meeting its mandate to trumpet ministration is confirmed it's withholding half of the one hundred twenty five million dollars it was given it was going to give rather the body established in nine hundred forty nine unruh is the united nation's longest running humanitarian program providing a lifeline some five million palestinians the money is also distributed beyond the palestinian territory funneled to refugees in jordan lebanon and syria goes towards health care and education the u.s. is under was largest single donor making up nearly thirty percent of its budget

gratian and we're going to be right back there again sammy possibly right before that february eighth deadline once again we heard the president in his speech yielding to the demands of democrats in terms of providing a pathway for those who are children of illegal immigrants were brought here to see united states illegally but have grown up here some cases living here for many years working here going to school we've heard the president yielding there but the points where this will be contentious and be problematic came on the issue of funding for that border wall that donald trump has been promising also the promise that he has said in there that he will end the visa lottery and also the chain migration that is very controversial limiting that to just a spouse or a child here's what the president had to say oh. my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans to protect their safety their families their communities and their right to the american dream because americans are dreamers to. so the president trying to unite democrats and republ

the dup mp sammy wilson said leo varadker was naive, arrogant and inexperienced for siding with the eu and he used another term which he later apologised for. i disagree with all of that because i think on the performance of the taoiseach's speech was anything but. he was very clear, he was very focused on the issues that face the european union, and he didn't dodge the hard questions. the piece about taxation, the taoiseach responded by saying there are other member states who perhaps have a higher rate of tax but when it comes to exemptions etc they collect less tax and their effective rate is lower. he dealt very comprehensively with the range very complehensivelymdthierange had that 7 an a —— and felt he had to reflected. i think the world has moved on from that type of politics, i would hope, because what happened this week in strasbourg was very significant and hugely important for europe. the taoiseach was the first leader of a country, of the 27, to put his case forward. he had a speech which was wrote received. — — forward. he had a speech which was wrote received. —— which wa

well now sammy the first session of the new cattle parliament has now ended members of parliament have headed out but not before of course fulfilling the first main task and that was to choose the new parliamentary speaker and the seven person in the leadership body of the parliament now the reason why the parliamentary speaker is such a key position a strategically key position is because it will be him who decides the future order of the day the future procedures essentially say the political agenda and in this case asked was widely expected the separatist majority has imposed their candidate asked parliamentary speaker so that means that once again the capital and parliament could be on a collision course with spain's central government over this issue of catalonia trying to break away from the rest of spain to set up an independent republic let's take a look at some of the background. so far the chance of freedom for the prisoners have been in the ward as catalonia is polman to be opened handful of elected support is politicians remain in jail others fled abroad we've these demonst

sammy is right. this undemocratic rule is nutty. the sky will not fall if the senate decision. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? the gentleman, without objection, is recognized. >> mr. speaker, a century ago there was a poem called the second coming in which he said things fall apart. the center will not hold. mere anarchy is loosed upon the world. mr. raskin: but in america that's not our destiny. we can make sure things don't fall apart. we can make sure that the center will hold. let's move beyond the blame game and let's identify the moral center and common ground for reopening the government and moving america forward. commanding majorities in congress and in the public want to re-authorize and fund the chip program and guarantee health care for our kids. we should do this for a 10-year period and save $6 billion over a mere short-term extension. commanding majorities in congress and the public favor re-authorization in funding of the community health centers, which are indispensable for both children and adult hea

i'm sammy's a dan this is al jazeera live from coming up north korea restores a communication hotline with south korea after nearly two years after days of unrest tens of thousands of iranians rally in support of the government passed a new york school that's providing more than just education for vulnerable children . the u.s. president is threatening to cut aid to the palestinian authority in a tweet donald trump asked why the u.s. should make any future a payments to palestinians they no longer want to talk peace or show the u.s. respect trump angered palestinians last month by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital in the same tweet he now says jerusalem status is off the negotiating table palestinians insist occupied east jerusalem should be the capital of their future state. in a series of tweets the palestine liberation organization has responded to trump's threat saying the palestinian people will not be blackmailed trump has sabotage the peace process blaming the palestinians for the consequences of his own irresponsible actions washington is also threatening to cut off fu

catch the domesticated reindeer himself but this doesn't have much to do with the real life of the sammy. ok i'm going to want to put a little. i often play. by heart for it. every day it's. five thousand and some is still live from breeding reindeer and one to the north with us but they don't use traditional rain dia sleds like these anymore so the tourists love the short ride around the corral these days the some of them so's you snowmobiles. and. inside a traditional samba love who has some insights on how to survive in la plans on limits how to hunt moose for example for a thumb it's easy to sound like you may lose what you thought like you moved the sound a long distance and therefore you need to hold your hands like this. and the moves are more. than me and therefore either would you feel. ok all of them out. there with a come. off or awful lot off off off. and then the female and just all the women ah ah ah ah ah i was. a. little much. not so much fish in the. rain. goulash is a typical dish hakan tells his guests about some of traditions but he doesn't say anything about the nort

[applaus [applause] >> i want you to welcome sammy rangel and connie wright. sammy is author of life after hate, deals with victims who become perpetrators of hate and violence and he is involved in a documentary called healing from hate, angry white men and the rise of the alt-right. connie rice of the wroj that deals with racial justice and the legislative issue, a number of legislative issues and sought out by key policy makers including the obama administration, and putting together a paper on 21st century policing. our discussion

and that's all yours for for now sammy back to you thanks alex that's it for this news out all be back with another of those just a couple of minutes so do stay with us. the sky should be no borders up here why only horizons one as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world's better that way. it is a right for all of us to go where we need to go to feel with things we want to fail . to see the people we want to see. that's why we'll continue to fly the skies providing you with everything we can and treating everyone how they deserve to be treated we do this because we know the trouble goes beyond borders and prejudice. the travel teaches compassion the travel is a necessity. the travel is a right for all remember that this world is full of ours to explore and it's a strange thing for us to be a part. of our ways going places together personal stories of lebanese villages on the border with israel up to the blue line runs through this period their daily struggles then about when they go get emergency forces stop us when we go there they sh

sammy is right. this undemocratic rule is nutty. the sky will not fall if the senate decision. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? the gentleman, without objection, is recognized. >> mr. speaker, a century ago there was a poem called the second coming in which he said things fall apart. the center will not hold. mere anarchy is loosed upon the world. mr. raskin: but in america that's not our destiny. we can make sure things don't fall apart. we can make sure that the center will hold. let's move beyond the blame game and let's identify the moral center and common ground for reopening the government and moving america forward. commanding majorities in congress and in the public want to re-authorize and fund the chip program and guarantee health care for our kids. we should do this for a 10-year period and save $6 billion over a mere short-term extension. commanding majorities in congress and the public favor re-authorization in funding of the community health centers, which are indispensable for both children and adult hea

artists like sammy hagar and pablo cruise are all going to be at this big reunion concert. the man putting it all together is putting -- is here with us now.>> we are so excited, everybody is -- everything is snowballing in the right direction. where it used to be the avalon ballroom, if you remember the music scene in san francisco, that is where the concert will be. they have been terrific to work with, the golden boys people are fantastic. what if, that is what we are saying to a few people. they are answering to count them in. i did not get a "no" at all. right now, we are looking at march 21 -- march 24 it is a saturday night in san francisco and where else can you see sammy hagar eddie money jefferson starship doing a tribute. it is a special night to those folks. i am a airplane/starship fan. we also have special guests that we cannot announce right now.>> people might know who they are -- >> you might know who they are. the last 2 hours of the concert from 10:00-12:00 will be a historic concert. >> can we say it will feature a certain musical instrument?>> we are ca

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i'm sammy's a down in dog with a look at the headlines here are now just here and now the u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at his former chief strategist steve bannon follows publication of eggs from an upcoming book in which palin calls trump's eldest son trey's on us for meeting a lawyer linked to the kremlin in two thousand and sixteen that meeting is central to an investigation into alleged russian meddling in the presidential campaign diana easterbrook reports. for the first time a furious donald trump publicly thrashed his former strategist over comments in an upcoming book saying steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency when he was fired he not only lost his job he lost his mind in fire and fury inside the trump white house bannon says donald trump jr was treasonous and unpatriotic when he met with russians who claim to have dirt on democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton press secretary sarah sanders called the president's anger at bannon justified i would certainly think that going after the president's son and absolutely outrageous a

i'm sammy's a diamond dog with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now the u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at his former chief strategist steve bannon follows publication of eggs from an upcoming book in which palin calls trump's eldest son trays on us for meeting a lawyer linked to the kremlin.

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roger clemens terry bonds and sammy sosa all way off the 75% of the voting you need to get to get into the hall of fame. barry bonds greatest hitter in the history of baseball.>>> standford is not at their best today. tonight against usc. jarrett has come playing better basketball. jordan mclachlan the point guard for usc up and over. the trojans led by 17 and the first half. stanford comes back. into the hands of oscar da silva. baseline 3 -- 30 left. they are within 4. down 3. davis not this time. pretty good look for a 3 that would have tied it. it doesn't work out. stanford falls 69-64. that is the sporting life for tonight.>>> great stuff with the hall of fame. they will always argue about it. not on the day when the winners are name.>> we will be right back. >>> a part of our gross and another part of dalton's -- in southern california. the killer whales breached the water several times. not very far from the pot of dolphins. the orchis chased a seal.>> a lot of activity today.>>> good night everybody. see you back here tomorrow. rr claire: honey, do you need me to move the car?

so sammy got them come on the.errence hills mother was german his father italian he spent his childhood knew devised in these days he lives in a maria and he helps choose the location for the series. and. it was very emotional for minimal to muslim and my father always told me about the beauty of the dollar mites as a child but in those days there weren't any lifts the louis hiked fifty kilometers from heart to heart. if we knew the names of all mountain raise the money. to him. and when i arrived here and you know what it was like an informant to my family. and their love of the mountains and a lot more the good raviv happened on one time. mountain guide alvin shiner worked as the double for the hollywood star in the climbing scenes but when the production company called him his initial instinct was to turn the job down. if the movie got to be honest i knew very little about the film industry and actors i know terrence hill from the great westerns i liked as a teenager and you know i said well i'd be happy to be a

heiligenkreuz sammy is the oldest continuously occupied cistercian monastery in the world. prayer is govern the rhythm of daily life. in. the. form of the. one who was asleep. in. the cold the supreme youth the mange man is the crown of creation that has to be said. and it is our job to see that the gospel is brought close to people who have learned more a monastery also has to do missionary work. that means god willing that will also perform pastoral care in the parish ordered me to bring in the part i. might say. will be carrying out pastoral work in the parish of noise. for that the diocese will provide salaries which can then go into no it's be. disclosed we'll just have to see if we can manage on that so everything else like making business plans about other things we could do is also part of it maybe we can open a shop in the abbey or something like that but we're still just getting settled so i can't say very much about it yet. you know. it's winter in austria and the monks are starting to prepare for the move. so. the hymn books for the daily prayers are produced by

all right tennis fans time to catch up with a game with father thank you so much sammy roger federer has won a record equalling six australian open his twentieth grand slam singles title he beat maher and chill it over fighting and i can final four marin chad at the croatian for a second grand slam roger federer for his twentieth and six here in melbourne. chill it had been overruled when they played for the wimbledon title last year and the team might be again as better rate for the opening set in less than thirty minutes. but the twenty fourteen u.s. open when i regained his composure in the second. and after and nail biting tie break the twenty nine year old had been levelled the contest at one settles. temperatures were even higher in melbourne man for the women's final twenty four hours previously meaning this match was played under the both labor i remove great that didn't seem to bother the ice cold federer. great game when he needed to take the first set. chill it wasn't going to let him run away with it though winning five games in a row on his way he will sing a decider. bu

well afghan officials are calling it a massacre sammy as you said it was an ambulance packed with explosives pretending to head to the hospital that is on that street but when it didn't make the turn into the hospital entrance police became suspicious and then the driver detonated his explosives on a very very busy streets it is a very heavily guarded street there are a number of checkpoints that the ambulance had gotten through one checkpoint and detonated at the second checkpoint that street is home to a number of government offices to some foreign embassies there's a school on that street as well as that hospital and it's a very very crowded busy bustling part of town it's a very forums of of anyone who's visited kabul the famous chicken street which is where many are tourists come to buy trinkets and souvenirs of afghanistan and it's a busy street as well there a lot of stationery stores and regular offices so the terrible terrible death toll now sixty three people and more than one hundred fifty one injured in the immediate aftermath of the attack we saw bodies scattered across the stre

will sammy the bell has gone and now being elected and members of parliament to the catalan parliament are beginning to take their seats for the opening session of the new parliament and from the outset this session is likely to turn to control of a seat remember that when the spanish prime minister mariano hoare using special powers called elections to the capital on parliament back in december he was hoping to change the balance of power in parliament and effectively end the cattle and crisis the effort by separatist politicians to break away from the rest of spain now that gamble did not pay off because right now separatist party still retain an absolute and controlling majority in the capital and parliament so this is likely really the opening of parliament today is really also likely to open a new chapter in what is already spain's biggest political crisis in the last forty years setting the spanish central government against the regional government of catalonia you also see in some of the pictures that we're seeing from inside the parliamentary session a number of yellow ribbons

over the next couple of days sammi give which is struggling to sort out what it wants to do actuallywe've seen some very high temperatures now look at some cold temps to slide back into the blast this area cloud here we have across the eastern side of the u.s. that's to making its way further research yesterday d.c. got up to eighteen degrees celsius and is still on the mild side now take a look at this as we go on through saturday seventeen celsius in d.c. thirteen degrees in new york but minus thirteen in ottawa and a minus ten for toronto in the cold air will win out in the space of twenty four hours we're looking at a twenty degree drop for washington d.c. so minus three the top temperature in the heat of the day on sunday and minus four for new york a little change as we go on into monday as a say we have seen a fair amount of rain and snow that's been making its way across the eastern seaboard eastern areas of canada still seeing that wintry weather pushing further east was clear skies come back in behind so at least it's quietening down but with those quiet skies coming throug

does teheran think the europeans will take on this this might be the key point at this stage well sammy this repeating deadline really brings everyone back to the same place every three or four months and similar to what happened last time the foreign minister javad zarif began campaigning once again to try to secure support and rally around a nuclear deal going to brussels he went to moscow and really the european partners from the p five plus one countries in fact all the p five plus one countries other than the united states were really supportive of this deal in iran's european partners who negotiated the deal with them have have voiced their support all along and as long as iran is in compliance with the nuclear deal something that the u.n. washed up agency the i.a.e.a. has continuously verified you know european support is likely to stay and that is no doubt what is bolstering iran's confidence in this war of words with the united states the debate getting more and more heated every time this deadline for verification in the united states comes up so i think the lawmakers here the

sammy nduvi is one of the guinea pigs.aize with a mixture of what are thought of as old—fashioned crops like millet and peas, which put nutrients back into the soil. translation: these days we are getting less rain. when i plant these crops i know i will have something. unlike with maize. the millet and peas normally resist the drought. he's also been given new and improved plants, hybrids he's very happy with. translation: these peas are bigger, they mature faster, and they can get two crops in a year, rather than one. that's where the science comes in, finding the best strains means cross—breeding hundreds of plants to isolate the traits they're looking for. what we are doing is trying to combine traits, characteristics from different plants into one plant, so we end up with a superior plant that is early maturing, high yielding, drought tolerant, and resistant to many pests and diseases. but as well as being highly nutritious. and this new dna profiling lab in nairobi makes that process a lot quicker. this machine tries

all right time to catch up with all the sports news his father sammy thank you so much we start with the australian open women's final top seed simona halep is currently facing number two seed caroline wozniak you it's tied at one side all both players are trying to win their first ever grand slam title but stokes's off field problems didn't put off suitors at the indian premier league auction yngling star all rounder was sold for just under two million dollars to the rajah's son royal stokes who was named the i.p.l. as most valuable player last season there is currently under investigation in the u.k. he's been charged with a fray for an altercation outside a nightclub in september and will appear in court next month the season begins and april. xina dean's a down has admitted leaving his job as around madrid coach is a possibility if he cannot turn around their form or else face to valencia in the league a later or actually one place above them in the table last blanco's looks certain to miss out on any domestic silverware this season they're currently down and fourth nineteen poin

a search warrant said he may have been interested in the suspect sammy woodward. police arrested woodward on friday. >>> uncooperative comments from steve bannon forced lawmakers to issue a rare congressional subpoena. during testimony bannon claimed the white house instructed him not to answer any questions about his tenure in the trump administration. in response lawmakers got a subpoena to compel him to testify before the house intelligence committee. the panel was investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. bannon spent more than 11 hours before the committee yesterday. he's the first of three high profile witnesses expected before the panel this week. >>> new jersey senator cory booker unleashed an angry criticism on this secretary of homeland security yesterday. it followed keirsten nielsen's testimony before the senate judiciary committee. the secretary said she could not remember president trump using a certain vulgarity to describe african countries during a meeting last week. >> you don't remember. you can't remember the words of your comman

sammy tovar from vacaville was arrested along with suisun city resident noah guirguis.ing the investigation police found the home where the suspects were storing the stolen property. officers were able to return most of the packages to their owners. ( darya ) a man is arrested for stealing credit cars from cars in livermore. an officer was on patrol at a shoppping center.. when he spotted a man trying to hide behind a pillar at a fedex store yesterday morning. the officer discovered that the man had items on him that had been stolen from multiple cars earlier in the day. the stolen property included bank cards... credit cards ...and electronic devices. the man was arrested and booked into jail. (james) new this morning... a japanese national broadcaster apologized on air today after incorrectly issuing a missile alert. the alert claimed north korea had launched a ballisitic missle... it was received by phone users with the n-h-k app. this comes just days after hawaiian residents recieved an incorrect emergency alert of an incoming ballistic missile. (james) in national

sammy woodward. police arrested him on friday. >>> investigators in montgomery county are now turning to new technology to help find a man who sexually assaulted a jogger last summer. they hope the technology called phenotyping will them find the guy who attacked someone in a park. the image doesn't reflect things like age and weight. >> this is an approximation and an attempt by us to generate leads. >> technology, you know, is only as good as the person that's using it. so there's mistakes in everything. so it could be good and it could be bad. >> and the fact that phenotyping offers only an approximation of what the suspect looks like has led to some hesitation from the aclu which fears showing these images could lead to racial profiling. >>> uncooperative from bannon -- bannon claims the white house instruct instructed him not to answer any questions. in response they got a subpoena for him to testify. bannon spent more than 11 hours before the committee yesterday. he is the first of three high p

. >>> drexel down two at james madison 14 seconds to go sammy mohicka, the three blocked, dragons go , james madison wins by two, 75-73. the game of inches there. >> how often do you see blocked three. >> could not finish it with a win right there. >> thanks, jeff. >>> the forecast is up next on "action news". taking a live look from sky six over center city, you can see the sky line all decked out in eagles green. meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back i work overtime when i can get it. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headac.. check your blood sugar

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