we don't have a program for that. history walk is specific to castro street and it's not -- i would love that. i think that's great, but all of a sudden, we're introducing a new kind of way to identify historic buildings when we take the physical presence away, which required a hell of a lot more -- >> there are plenty of e.i.r.s that include interpretive displays -- >> those are office buildings or residential building that has a lobby and -- >> some are on the outside. it's not unusual. >> all right. i think it required a lot more conversation to figure out what that is. >> commissioners, to provide some background on what this mitigation may fulfill, as part of the e.i.r., there will be a mitigation monitoring plan that identifies who is responsible for what part of the scope. so one of your comments may be to flesh out that plaque or history walk or whatever to make sure there is somebody who will administer that program over time either on a website or part of a publication or on the exterior of the building. it could be help

a chord with us. it takes several minutes to fit three walk properly all. the. new guys can hardly wait to see a nuke standing on her own two feet. and the trainer explains how to operate the mechanism. just started she has to lean forward. when she leans back and stops. it will be enjoyable to swing forward move the supports forward. then finally a new takes her first steps. you. lean forward and back it sounds easy but in practice it's pretty difficult and it wears you out that's what i must have got spasms in my right leg and the walking is making it a little worse. it was as much as i need to take a break although over the supports back catch yourself. some water. please my milk is exhausted lucas is stunned one meter seventy is taller and you think. yeah after a short break the training continues coming up that was better right yeah. now a new can really enjoy a walking her trainer is impressed that she learned so quickly. criticized him she worked with the system and did a good job of reacting to all the data that came in and she was quick to find her cente

a play. black men walking covers a few miles in the peak district, but 2,000 years of black history. and the real men they portray. we are home. 2000 years of black british history, told on a walk in the peak district. we walked england before the english. it's a play inspired by a real walking group and just days before the first curtain call, the cast have come back to where the story started for a final run—through and to meet the men who inspired the play. so the story takes place on a day when the probably the walkers shouldn't be going out because of weather warnings, and along the way, they encounter over 500 years of black british history, characters from the past emerging. what the play is looking at how long do you have to be in a place to become part of it? how long do you have to be in yorkshire to become a yorkshireman or woman? so today is all about getting the actors into character, so here we are in the peak district and this is, of course, all about a walking group. so shall we do some walking? yeah. why not! we're joining the original walkers on a route that they've

now a new can really enjoy walking her trainer is impressed that she learned so quickly . your new criticized him she worked with the system and did a good job of reacting to all the data that came in and she was quick to find her center of gravity was that usually takes three or four sessions. well he's been taught to type and i start i'm so relieved and happy i can't stop smiling . it's always been about ourselves but i'm also glad that the session is over i'm staying on the last few steps really wore me out to try to snuff one of them got really confused with leaning forward and into the turn but i'm definitely looking forward to next time. the nukes insurance company will decide whether there will be a next time the re walk representative tells her that the approval procedure can take time the exoskeleton costs over ninety thousand euros so far only twenty three re walks have been authorized in germany and the patients often had to wait several years to get one. six months later a new andrew connoisseur visiting a trade fair for physical rehab products. a nuke will demo

play inspired by a real walking group and just days before the first curtain call, the cast haveired the play. so the story takes place on a day when the walkers probably shouldn't be going out because of weather warnings, and along the way, they encounter over 500 years of black british history, characters from the past emerging. what the play is looking at is, how long do you have to be in a place to become part of it? how long do you have to be in yorkshire to become a yorkshireman or woman? so today is all about getting the actors into character, so here we are in the peak district and this is, of course, all about a walking group. so shall we do some walking? yeah. why not! we're joining the original walkers on a route that they've done many times. it's a long stretch along the yorkshire—derbyshire border. more than enough time for the actors to get to know the walkers and the story that they'll be bringing to the stage. so, mark, you're one of the founding members of the original walking group. why was that group started? we very much wanted something that was healthy, some

a play. black men walking covers a few miles in the peak district, but 2,000 years of black history. or a final run through and to meet the man who inspired the play. the story takes place on the day when the walkers probably shouldn‘t be going out because of weather warnings and along the way, they encounter over 500 years of black british history, characters from the past emerging. watch the play is really looking at is how long do you have to be in a place to be part of it? how long do you have to be in yorkshire to become a yorkshireman? today is all about getting the actors into characters so here we are in the peak district and this is of course all about walking group so shall we do some walking? we are joining walking group so shall we do some walking? we arejoining the original walkers on the route they have done many times. it‘s a long stretch along the yorkshire derbyshire border, more than enough time to the actors to get to know the walkers and the story they will be bringing to the stage. you are one of the founding members of the original group? why was it started? some

one step at a time to find a digital balance. >> like the 90s going for a walk without your phone. >>ne step at a time. >> i love there's an app so you can detox from technology. there's an app for everything. >> i'll try a few things, but i don't know about the walk without the phone. 5al a.m., much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, buttery goodness details on the work that went into creating the sculpture for the pennsylvania farm show stay warm with new films in theaters, we have a preview of the film mollyies' game. ,000 in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. if gravity's your biggest fan, it's ok. we understand. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... ...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. our brutally low temperatures feel even worse

prince george's county say someone out for a walk found daniel dehaven dead last night. he had dementia. he was found in a wooded area off dorsey road. over the weekend police told us he may have been picked up along route 1 and dropped off in anne arundel county. >>> police are also asking for your help in a similar case in d.c. 81-year-old del mar mosley has dementia and is now he was wearing a black and white plaid shirt, light blue jeans, black hat and brown suede jacket. de delmar is in need of help. >>> a d.c. teacher charged with sexually abusing a child is now in court. robert leach allegedly abused a child from 2011 to 2013. the victim who was his student reported the abuse in 2014. news 4's megan fitzgerald will be in court to follow that. >>> there were reports of chaos outside of george washington university hospital after a man was shot. this happened just after 8:30 last night. while that street was filled with people walking from the nearby metro station, bystanders helped the man get inside the hospital. we're told the dashboard camera on a passing metro b

a walk a wife a mistrial because i don't think either was in a trial to listen once i realized that i had to go had to leave. we were these soft drinks was going on the beach so. can you help carry one of these how do we live without money well it's very difficult. we have a lot of supporters who says for example. a very beautiful is trying family has that us style in this house. with no cost. that's a bus fare some. pocket. money is from like nana. and a few other people who. leave money here i give money to. where we're going to buy his books his mother's country. coming there. and some other friends of india. i'm just. sounds fun like. always wants to get into even the police station not this one here that belongs to you didn't i work for us. right here our. own way. when i walked away from this trial in world i wrote to the government and gave back destroying possible war is trying to license the bank accounts in and the superannuation that had accrued over twenty years. me giving all that stuff away. you know that was a six figure salary in that old dream time world and i and. i'

a manager walked into a man, he quickly left and walked in a mcdonald's restaurant next door. police are chasing a suitland man. a grand jury indicted darryl williams. he stole a check worth nearly a half million dollars from a georgia company, deposited the money of a shell account he created in new jersey and then created other shell companies before withdrawing the money. police have no idea where williams may be tonight. in the district, d.c. police are aski identifying this man wanted for an armed robbery. investigators say he walked into the 7/eleven at dupont circle around 1 a.m., pulled the gun on the cashier, forced the clerk to give him some cash. if you recognize this man or anything about his clothing call d.c. police. >> new tonight, a three year old child was killed in a car crash in southern, maryland. police are called to the scene. two vehicles were involved, a pickup truck slammed into the back of a car. three adults in the car were taken to a trauma center, the child was pronounced dead at the hospital. the driver of the truck was treated and release. police

nice for a dog walk today. here's a look at what's going to happen with our air do i mention that warmup? watch as the milder air surges back into our area. this is friday. this is the day we're going to be in the 60s. again, with rain, but there it is on the tip of that warmer air. we had the colder air getting ready to move in for the second half of the weekend. here's a look at future weather. clouds increase as we go into even thursday. 4:00 p.m. we'll start to see the approach of light rain. overnight, here's friday. periods of rain through the day. still be in the 60s but have the umbrella around. unfortunately it won't be sunny and 62. looking at cloudy and rainy at 62. saturday, the showers start off our weekend and then we clear out throughout the day. temperatures drop and by sunday back in the 30s. so don't put that winter kota way forever, guys. >> sheena, thanks. >> new adventure for discovery. the company is packing up and shipping out of silver spring. what that means for the city and the thousand

a play. black men walking covers a few miles in the peak district, but 2,000 years of black history. ak district. we walked england before the english. it's a play inspired by a real walking group and just days before the first curtain call, the cast have come back to where the story started for a final run through and to meet the men who inspired the play. so the story takes place on a day when the probably the walkers shouldn't be going out because of weather warnings, and along the way they encounter over 500 years of black british history, characters from the past emerging. part of the play is looking at how long do have to be in a place to become part of it? how long do you have to be in yorkshire to become a yorkshireman or woman? so today is all about getting the characters into character, so here we are in the peak district and this is, of course, all about a walking group. so shall we do is walking? yeah. why not! we're joining the original walkers on a route that they've done many times. it's a long stretch a long the yorkshire—derbyshire border. more than enough time for th

this juvenile is walking home from school on a populated bike path, walk path. and for this to happen at that time of day, it is very concerning. >> reporter: investigators have this composite sketch, but thanks to a neighbor's home security camera, they have also got video of the suspect. >> he's seen jogging in one direction and shortly after almost sprinting in the opposite direction. >> reporter: the video doesn't show what happened in between. deputies say the man jogged to where the girl was walking, touched her inappropriately. she screamed. he sprinted away passing by that camera again. >> it was really surprising because i'm unaware of anything happening in the neighborhood that's dangerous. >> reporter: barbara has lived here 40 years, raised her kids she often hears children playing around as they walk home. >> once in a while i'll hear a kid scream or squeal because they're teasing each other or something. >> reporter: she didn't hear the young girl's screams last wednesday, true calls for help. you can answer the call looking closely at this video. >

and second the project aims to motivate pensioners with a walk to go for a stroll in the center of town. malise matter of months reveals the secrets gadgetry this plastic box conceals immobile wife i read. the boxes hidden in the baskets to keep it from being stolen. the project then translates as a walking wife by the password is a writer which means every friday because that's when the retired people make their rounds. making this pedestrian mall is the only place with free wi-fi. otherwise we have to use the cell phone network and it's expensive wildfires were. initially. but once the kids are logged in they often ignore the older people chatting online with friends seems more interesting than an intergenerational conversation. so it's understandable that the project does have its critics. a finical it's nonsense children used to play outdoors pop into the bathtub an evening and head for school in the morning hours of school then they'd run around outside again play soccer or climb over fences until the woman next door scolded them this time it fell to open the starts and but we do s

and i can tell you that what's happened in 2017 is a big accomplishment. if you just walk outside and you see the volume of people, the volume of cars all the activity, and the fact that we are down in terms of the number of deaths is a huge accomplishment. it's a huge accomplishment and i think everyone should really take pride in that. the other thing to realize is for every person that dies, there's a dozen who were severely injured. so think of it as a pyramid. the whole pyramid is getting smaller. again, that's a big accomplishment. we all have to remember that all of us, all of us every single day no matter how you get to work, school, wherever you go, all of us are always pedestrians. this is really -- this impacts all of us. from a public health issue, one of the side effects of having pedestrian safety is that it really promotes community health. it allows people to walk more, to bike more, to do what we call in public health, active transportation and this is really good. it's promoting health in other ways, reducing people's stress as they feel they can take a w

bit of an adjustment. >> reporter: sophia's regular job is a business coach where she's very sedentary. the dog walking provided a little extra money and added benefits of getting more exercise and being around dogs >> it is just feeling like really, suiting, dogs are just so, so loving, and amazing, all they want to do is make you happy. >> reporter: studies show people that walk dogs on a regular basis have a lower risk for high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, also people who care for dogs live three years longer than average then

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the hearing, i communicated with the staff and their response was, of course there's going to be a walking tour. so, i would like the -- to ask the commission to ask the staff to report back at a future meeting on that particular mitigation measure or to place this on the future agenda for further hearing. thank you. >> thank you. any other member of the public wish to comment on a nonagendaized item? if so, please come forward. seeing and hearing none, we'll close general public comment. >> commissioners that places us under department matters. item one, director's announcements. >> there's no director's announcement today. >> item two, planning commission staff report and announcements. >> i believe we don't haves that either. [laughter] >> very good. moving right along. commission matters. item three, president's report and announcement. >> i have no report announcement today. >> item four, consideration of adoption draft minutes for for a.r.c. september 20, 2017 hearing and draft minutes for h.p.c., december 6, 2017 hearing. december 20 took some time because we lost the audio, unfortu

players after the game spanned this bonus moment >> they deserve this >> lane johnson and dog masks a walked off the field wearing them. >> i thought it was awesome >> we were talking and be everybody is calling us under dogs. give us a dog mask. >> reporter: watching the players rub it in, that under dogs are now one game away from the super bowl was so exciting to fans that immediately after seeing this moment, many went on line to purchase the mask. a few hour later, the amazon site that was selling them sold out. >> already? i was going to order one. i was telling one of my friends >> it's safe anyone who got their hands on one of those dog masks they will be wearing it for weekend of nfc championship games. they are now printing t-shirts with a picture of the under dog mask on the shirt. another opportunity to rally behind the eagles. alicia nieves, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> don't miss a moment when we aren't on tv, you can get the latest information any time on our website, just go to cbsphilly.com/eagles. of course we want you to share your eagles pride as well. show i guess so your

you move like a racehorse. you walk like a derby winner. you must let me help you.some friends of mine, some photographers, film people, television people. i could do wonders with you, little baby. lam homosexual, irretrievably. why did you come here looking as you do. well, many people said don't do that, you'll never work again and i said it is not about homosexuality, it is about the tenderness of the individual as opposed to the cruelty of the crowd. we did so well, but... a beautiful woman. you are my future selves? yes. am i having a midlife crisis? why are you pointing screwdrivers like that? they're scientific instruments, not water pistols. welcome aboard, delighted you could join us. captain strike at your service. how do you do, i'm the doctor, and this is tegan. doctor who theme plays # but where do you go to, my lovely # when you're alone in your bed # oh, won't you tell me the thoughts # that surround you # i want to look inside your head, # yes, i do # your name, it is heard in high places # you know the aga khan # and he sent you a racehorse for chri

there were a couple of people with dogs walking, excuse me, maybe in all that. there's a distinguish ed panel speaking against the item, but with every item, 293, you will see a lot of pictures that we took that show that almost none of the issues, if not all of them, are invalid. we're not blocking anything. most of the area, as it is, of our area, is already -- already has a structure on it. we're not taking anything from the park. i have a lot of pictures here showing you up a the garbage that's all over the place. >> commissioner melger: i understand. i wasn't questioning that stuff. i was asking about the fence, if it's been redesigned or if we can look at it. >> may i add something? we got an urgent call from rec and park asking us to meet them at the site. we get there, talk to them. they were concerned that we would block the path. we show them everything. we talked. we asked if they had any interest. they said they had none, but maybe they don't know. i can't say. the only concern is that they were going to redevelop or do something with that path that g

back to the desk. >>> san josee safing for a man who walked into a classroom -- are searching for a man who walked into a classroom at harker elementary. >> alli rasmus, you're in san jose. tell us about the surveillance video of this suspect, allie. >>reporter: we're going to show that surveillance video in a minute. this happened 6:30 yesterday morning as you mentioned hours before students were returning to class here at harker middle school. returning from the winter break. this is the private school here in san jose. san jose police released this surveillance video. again, they're hoping that someone recognizes the man you see here. he broke onto the school campus. and you can see him in the video wandering and pacing around the hallways. around 6:30, he walked into a classroom where a female worker was working and he sexually assaulted her and robbed her. the man left the area. police say the victim did not recognize him or know him prior to this crime, but the surveillance video is fairly clear and you can see that the suspect is a taller, heavy set man dressed in baggy clothing.

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hi i'm femi oke a walk cause anti-government sentiment to flare up in iran one week after protesters call for an age to high prices and in some cases the removal of iran's clerical elite hundreds rallied this weekend in support of the nation's leadership so what do these demonstrations tell us about what's happening in the country that's today on the stream where live now to zero twenty cheap. prefer sort of news for those of you know. i mean was three. some argue the recent uprising in iran was fueled by president hassan rouhani economic policies this video highlights the economic grievances of some iranians but it's also insists he has been clouded by reports that production was backed by iran's revolutionary guards corps released just days after protests erupted reza of the national iranian american council tweeted facts matter with little data verifiable evidence how do we even know that iranians believe based on slogans chanted in protests more senate malani says i am skeptical of those who have more arts is than questions about the iran protests others noted the irony of u.s. p

yes, we left the hotel and went for a bit of a walk at about 8pm, went for a walk and was going to oneof the nearby bars, we crossed one of the nearby bars, we crossed one of the bridges where the dock is and from the one side it looked 0k, from the other side it was absolutely shocking. you can see these flames just building through every single floor of the car park. it was absolutely, honestly it was like someone was absolutely, honestly it was like someone was setting fireworks off in the car park. 0bviously that was cars, it was ridiculous. it was surreal, something i will never —— i have never experienced before or wa nt to have never experienced before or want to again, to be honest. thank you for coming on to discover to us and we hope the rest of your night gets better, anyway. lee clark speaking to us from the. it lets speaking to us from the. it lets speak to nigel blandford, who had to be evacuated from a nearby hotel. tell us what happened to you this evening? happy new year. we arrived in liverpool for new year's eve at around 2pm, parked out are in the multi—storey carpa

taking a nice walk in center city today. nobody around. we're the only people basically who are here. >> bill by the way is training to climb mount kilimanjaro in a couple weeks. he says at the bottom it's in the 80's but at the top of the mountain it could be zero. no doubt our weather is helping him get prepared for the chill at the top. >>> and our coverage of the cold weather continues for you on 6abc.com. check out the hourly and seven-day forecast as you prepare for the frigid temperatures. we also have tips to help you through this cold snap including ways to save on your heating bill. >> in other news tonight, a 16-year-old boy is accused of gunning down his parents, sister and a family friend at the jersey shore. abc's aaron has more. >> reporter: a new year's eve tragedy in long branch new jersey where a 16-year-old male is believed tonsil for shooting his parents and older sister an family friend. >> 63 wife wall street. 635 wall street cross with oakland and long branch. >> reporter: that young man is now in poli

prince george's county police tell us someone out for a walk tonight found daniel dehaven dead. he had dementia, you'll recall. he disappeared a week ago today and was last seen at the costco in beltsville. over the weekend, police told us dehaven may have been picked up along route 1 and dropped off in anne arundel county. he was found off dorsey road near bwi thor good marshall airport. >>> the last day and a half have been stressful on frozen pipes and water mains in our area. it caused many to burst and break across our region. water seen flowing today down brantley boulevard in potomac. route 1 in college park even inside from a broken pipe of the historic dan by's tavern museum in alexandria. >> after the freeze comes the that their pipes are frozen and that's often when we find out that some of our pipes belowground have failed. brittle and may be cracked. if you see an outage, don't assume someone has called it in. let us know. >> two closings to be aware of in virginia tomorrow because of burst pipes. the loudoun county courts complex in leesburg will be closed along wit

is it a good look for democrats to be walking out? >> no. y weren't i think he should be there at that moment. the president has done nothing but divide since he took oath of office. i respect it. a lot of people in my party are appalled. i think everyone you to attend and respect the office, if not the man. but the burden is especially on the president, not the audience. and this is a huge missed opportunity. had he begun his presidency with a bipartisan infrastructure package torsion put working people back to boring. to raise wages for the middle class and poor folks. to fix roads and bridgesest could have brought a half dozen democrats in with him. but he is a divider. not a uniter. the real donald trump who wants to turn americans against each other. on race, on religion on, geography. he'll put the words on the screen. he'll read them mostly in the right order and we'll all pretend that's impressive. >> i always love hearing from my friends on the left but i couldn't disagree any stronger. anyone who has sboen the president recently kno

that putin is a thief when he was arrested and in a way that's not surprising because as i walked here along to the sky a street which is the street that no one you wanted to have these protests on. where the protests have been taking place there was police every five meters so it seems that they were perhaps ready for him at any point along this main street. now as you said the protest was just there and they're moving now towards the kremlin what can you tell us about the situation are things tense or are they under control . well. things were tense up until about a half an hour ago i would say because along this main road which is just to the right of me there were huge police vans lining the road police standing there and there were huge crowds of people on pushkin square now as you see people have sort of started moving on in a way it seemed that people were waiting for some kind of an escalation perhaps waiting for the police to react there were only around fifteen arrests in the whole of moscow according to one monitor so things have stayed rather peaceful and for that reason pe

yeah, we left the hotel and went for a bit of a walk at about 8 o'clock, went for a walk and was goingd from the one side it looked 0k, from the other side it was absolutely shocking. you could see the flames just building through every single floor of the car park. it was absolutely, honestly it was like someone was setting fireworks off in the car park. 0bviously that was cars, it was ridiculous. it was surreal, it was something i have never experienced before and not something i ever want to experience again, to be honest. at least 36 people have been killed in a head—on collision between a lorry and a bus on a notoriously dangerous road in kenya. the bus was carrying people to the capital, nairobi, when the accident happened on the nakuru—eldoret highway near nakuru. more than 100 people have died in the last few weeks on that stretch of road alone. ian palmer reports. few survived the crash. first—responders search twisted metal to help and recover the injured, the dying and the dead. police say the number of people killed on this dangerous stretch of road has risen to 100 for the

street in paris, andi with her walking away in a street in paris, and i found with her walking in paris, and ifound i kept asking myself the question, what would happen to you after being part of such a catastrophic life changing event? such a catastrophic life changing eve nt ? if such a catastrophic life changing event? if you were part of somebody ending their life, you could not walk away from that with a bouncing off stride. even if you thought you we re off stride. even if you thought you were 0k, it would come back with a terrible kind of profound resonance in your life. the question, that was really the question. what happens next? but i feel like she's done now. i don't want people to think i'm flogging a stripey legged dead horse, so i might revisit her in a short story one day. our! but as novels go, that's it. readers are free to imagine she lives more or less happily ever after. free to imagine she lives more or less happily ever afterlj free to imagine she lives more or less happily ever after. i think they will have to read the book and they will have to read the

a little help. >> how do i do it? >> she's like, all right, walk me through this. >> see her son give a how-to about what's hiding in that hole. >> oh! >>> this is one adorable rescue in costa rica. the one thing you had to do is get there before the dog got the sloth. this is a baby sloth, so it l it was going to makegoi a fast escape. but two dogs were trying to get at it. >> the biggest danger is the tide coming back in 12 hours, but it's a sloth so the biggest danger is the tide coming back in 12 hours. >> you're right, oli. the person who came to rescue is an owner of an ecolodge. somebody said we saw a sloth down there. he saw the dogs nearby, chased the dogs away and time to take the sloth to tranquility. tranquility is the name of a rescue center that will take care of it for now. >> okay. >> oh, that thing is cute! >> it's not cute. >> that is cute! >> that thing's adorable. imagine how easy it would be to babysit, you put it down, go off and make a whole meal, come back and it's moved three inches. >> you want to hear the sound a baby slo

the right time for a. walk on to the program the middle east's largest emirates is throwing airbus basically a lifeline for its troubled jets the three hundred eighty amaris is buying twenty jets with the option to buy sixteen more airbus had said earlier this week that if it didn't close a deal with emirates it would end production off the jet altogether the airbus a three eighty lives to see another day emirates ordered thirty six of the super jumbos for a total of sixteen billion dollars on twitter emirates c.e.o. shake been. called the eight three eighty a success story and a critical part of future success for his company and the united arab emirates the latest deal shows how confidently we're approaching the future and how determined we are to forge ahead dubai wants to keep growing and become a world class destination and aviation hub. airbus has manufactured and sold more than three hundred of the giant jets over the last ten years emirates has accounted for almost half of those orders. but production l

it's like a drunk man walking a straight line in an earthquake. it's like both affects are canceling themselves out. so he just walked a straight line. does that make insense? >> no. you.hank >> first of all, i am still trying to get my head behind what donald trump will look like in 2147 hewhen he turns 20 you have to promise to put him on the show. he will come in and look back. look, i think this has been a very mixed year. there are some very bad things. the statements he made about african countries that is simply inexcusable as the grandson of immigrants who came from ywhat was considered, s-holecountries back then and has accomplished a lot. we should never judge people on the base of natural origin. i don't like the way he deals with immigration, the way he deals with people from foreign countries. on the other hand i like he has the peace process moving a little rebit in the middle east. maybe the recognition of jerusalem will push the palestinians to come to the bargaining table.ot mixed record on judicial appointments. mostly i don't lik

they were called in because a gang was targeting stores. one walksn with a riot shield, bangs over the cabinet so more people can get in and get stuff. >> this is exactly what these guys are there to stop! >> authorities say that they need to figure out who these people were and who their bosses were, so this could have been avoided. the question is, you start with who's on duty today. >>> in rotterdam a different type of attempted robbery. this guy is suspicious, hacking around, looking, walking back and forth. finally breaks out a hammer and breaks the window. >> like a high-end jewelry store or watch shop. >> he's going slowly. somebody says what are you doing? the guy just walks away, gets in a car, but there were cameras around so police didn't have too hard of a time catching up with him. here he is surrounded. he was trying to drive away but he couldn't get away. >> this is like the laysieziest robber ever. >> i'm glad it was the worst because he didn't get away with it and police caught up with him. >>> cat and nat are back with some new year

up, and sees a woman walking away with her child. >> nurse? >> that's the thing, you assume you're in a hospital, this happens all the time when you've got a newborn. >> not only that, she's also groggy from having been asleep, right? it doesn't take them long to realize that is a woman kidnapping the child, because in this next video we see that same woman walking to the streets and away with that child. >> it's a casual nature with which she did it was so brazen. yep, i'll take that one, thank you. >> that's perhaps why she was able to get away with it, with no one noticing, not the nurses, not any security guard that may have been there, no doctors, no one noticed. she got away. police ended up launching an investigation and you'll be happy to know that sometime later, they were able to locate and arrest a number of people that had not just this newborn, but also five other children that ranged from 2 months to 11 years, all girls. >> what for? are they looking to sell them? is this for people that want children? what's going on? >> seems li

he quickly changed course and sprinted after a middle school girl walking alone. she told loudoun county deputies he touched her inappropriately. she screamed and he ran away. the timing of the attack was alarming since it was the middle of the day. >>> now take a look new sketch of the suspect that the loudoun county sheriff's office sent us. >>> icy roads may have been a problem montgomery county. >> a school bus slid off the road and into a ditch on tuesday on actutulip lane in potomac. no one was seriously hurt. >>> metro is thinking about taking some unused parking spaces and redeveloping the land. the deanwood metro space in northeast d.c. is one on the list. at that station there are 200 parking spots and only 70 cars park there on a typical day. part of the land could increase parking and cut crime. >> any time they say a vacant anywhere, they want to throw something there. >> i like the convenience. i like that it's in d.c. i work in i don't want to drive to maryland and work in d.c. that makes zero sense. >>> another campaign to improve your commute. me t

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a walking teacher is working class. volunteers. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving. their challenging systems and shaping. creative thinkers shaping their continent's future innovate africa. fighting in the southern yemeni city of aden as the prime minister accuses secessionists of staging a coup. hello i'm sam he's a dan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkish bank forces take control of a strategic mountain in northern syria. russian opposition leader like sin of and they arrested as hundreds marched through moscow to show their support and one of hong kong's most prominent activist is banned from standing for elections. yemen's prime minister is calling for an immediate cease fire in the southern city of a that earlier here q separatists are staging a coup so far at least ten people have been killed in fighting between security forces and secessionists the security forces are on

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walking into her lounge isn't quite the same asa into her lounge isn't quite the same as a darts walk kids on the block. do you like the song? it's ok. the lakeside prize for the women is eight times less than the men, although the hours of graft rarely differ from the male counterparts. we have been arguing this for years and i can't see where it's going to change. when it comes to michael van gerwen, who competed in the bbc recently, he said he thinks that women will never be as good at darts. do you see that changing? possibly, if the women have to go to work and everything else. for the professional men, they've got more time if they are a full professional to stand at that board and it all day. tricia has competed against men for the ones pushing three—time world champion daryl fitton toonie defeat, and words were listed as wordsworth whispered at the oche. he said they few words, but in good fun. what tricia can do is give me a quick masterclass. i'm aiming for triple 20. you got a triple. is that triple 18 or triple four? triple four. no jerking. i'll take that! the bdo world c

and the fire that we talked about, i had a fire in my life and i was walking through the house and my house was burned down, i picked up one little bear, and i touched the bear and the bear said keep a sense of humor. and so we forget many times that we are the thing that we are looking for. and if we can just laugh about it. but it doesn't mean we don't be active, we don't protest. but it does mean we are not really letting that thing immobilize us. i think the worse emotion that we can have is to be able to -- is to be in a place that we are inactive. for example, right now we have donald trump as our president. and most people are just upset about that. realizing he is showing us things that we need to deal with. we beyond beyond fear, 12 keys to spiritual healing. nobody wanted to deal with the issue of race. now people are coming, everything is calling, everybody is saying oh, we didn't know we had this issue. let's be joyous and look at the things that we need to heal. so i think the many times we forget that we are the thing that we are looking for. >> that's good. >> happiness