alas every year we fall for it.the ball away and we end up flat on our collective faces because the hey, tony, sarah, caitlin, the wizards opening night on wednesday. >> see. >> look what you've done to tony. >> and that's -- that's the hard thing, you know, wizards are starting, the caps are starting -- >> why bother. >> back to our bottomless pit. >> when you go through a great year and wonderful and it's very frustrating. >> like i said i think it was you -- is there a local high school team that's breaking records that we can all rally behind. >> weiss won by 50. >> go find somebody. >> all right,. >> all right, stick around. >> >> final five is next. >> jim lokay will cheer you up. >> have a good weekend. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away

. >> reporter: pigs, chickens are goats they're all legal here and alas the police department facebookdid yield a clue that might just bring these little piggies home when facebook viewer suggest his neighbor owned a few. so we went to the neighborhood rooted around and started to smell the sausage. >> i saw about three. >> reporter: three pigs. >> three pig yeah. >> reporter: what we they doing. >> walking around. >> reporter: this woman confirming the story. >> right across the street they have a black one and a pink one. >> reporter: she loves seeing them but admitted the holidays did worry her. >> after easter i was so happy to see the pig. >> reporter: still alive. >> yes. >> reporter: thinking we were in hog heaven all that was left to do was to confirm they were the pigs police found. long story short, and not to be a bore, these aren't thing. >> they're not the pigs. >> we did not solve the mystery. >> no, did you not. >> reporter: we struck out in our little pig hunt. if you know who these little guys belong to police are insi insisting to night it's okay to squeal. in chelten

. >> yeah, maybe in sunny california but alas. >> you're here. >> no, i'm here. >> yeah. >> i was there2:00ish. >> missed ou the last couple nights. >> yeah, i've missed the show. we have a lot of fun doing this. >> we do have fun. president trump's first wife ivana continuing her book tour and once again she's talking about first lady melania trump. ivana said she was the first trump wife she was the first lady. melania released a statement calling this attention seeking and self serving noise. >> who would think a trump would be attention seeking and self serving. >> in an interview she turned to wendy williams. ivana says mel lana needs to get over the comments she made and what she says she's the first lady trump not the first lady of the united states. >> well, that's a good distinction. i mean, what would be funny is if ivana thought she was the first lady of the united states. she's like showing up at events. >> like the salahis, the white house party crashers. >> i miss those people. they were fun. >> just always there in the background. >> then she left her husband for the lead

said they carried out the attack but at the moment are blaming attack but at the moment are blaming alabut at the moment are blaming a la shebab. translation: it's a ha rd a la shebab. translation: it's a hard period, it's a natural disaster which claimed many is lies and the terrorist group are cruel and nasty people who kill anyone. for now the priority is helping the injured and burying the dead but the focus was on move to working out how to stop something like this from happening again. after the president was sworn in this year he promised to wipe out within years, this bombing appears to underline how big a task that will be. bbc‘s somali service reporter ibrahim adam was very close to the site of the explosion in mogadishu and witnessed the immense destruction caused by the blast. he described to me the immediate aftermath of the blast. yes i was close to the explosion yesterday. by so many people wounded andi yesterday. by so many people wounded and i saw dead bodies, i saw the premises or collapse. many people killed and many people wounded. that leaves 230 people killed and m

thought for titanic fans to get their credit cards alas are written on the doom ship the day before it sank in april nine hundred twelve is being auctioned in the united kingdom itself that was an american businessman oscar we wrote to his mother about how palatial the titanic was and how he was looking forward to new york after a holiday also up for grabs is a suitcase belonging to the youngest survivor of the tragedy millvina dean it was just two months old when the titanic sank. his reminder of our top story at this hour britain's prime minister theresa may has been thrown a lifeline in bret's it talks to you leaders agreed to stop preparations for the next round of negotiations they made clear that the united kingdom must settle its financial bill within him with the e.u. before the end of the year. that's it you're up today to have a few of the top off the hour to get you get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's a d w dot com of into. the whole d w one out. for in focus global insights the news out for local heroes. d.w. made for mines. in th

politicisation of your high school this alas tears has taken a toll on the organisation in my responsibility as i have seen it i'm speaking as the rector general going to school of course the member states have their own sovereign right to adopt decisions but my responsibility in this moment in this period was to. pass a message chip rather of uniting us around a certain course of looking at the community. closer i wonder if the united states has a point we've just heard from the director general of your asco she said well yes there is some politicize ation so does it require fundamental reform. i think there are some major reforms being necessary but that is due to the fact that the only zation is on the one hand a state organization so you have governments being represented of the different countries. on the other hand the only zation requires a lot of expertise in the different fears of education sciences interest and how to reconcile these two different worlds is pretty tough job and. for the time being i think we have to force the member states of reducing the overall but the overall go

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were made to consume large quantities of the stuff it would make them a strong as the comic strips alawrites. the rule university in boca is welcoming young guests today you're right students from a nearby high school. they want to examine spinach more closely they're testing the iron content of the vege in the lab. and. the spinach project was dreamed up by katherine sama professor of chemistry didactics. and. she's interested in how chemistry can be taught in an engaging manner. maybe these students will go on to become scientists themselves one day. katherine zama is convinced that examples from people's everyday lives are helpful like popeye. i used to love what's in popeye and my parents made me to spend it before i was allowed to watch the show. and that's when he ate the spinach he got huge muscles he was a role model whenever i ate spinach i imagine becoming strong. but the notion that there's a lot of iron in spinach is just a myth. scientists themselves created this myth because sometimes they to make mistakes and for mood it it probably came about due to a transcription erro

more than two weeks ago charlie thank you very much for that child fred reporting there live from abu ala in northern iraq. spain is celebrating its national day as a political crisis over the future of the catalonia region deepens many have already taken to the streets south boston and i in a show of unity these are live pictures independence rallies out so i expected that the central government in madrid has given casanova his leader china scholars put him on time to monday to say whether or not he has declared independence not. if catalonia does price on with secession a spanish government says it will take away the region's funny scholar tonic currency has more from madrid. it is the most extraordinary turn of events that spanish national day coincides exactly with a day numeral of the crisis between madrid and barcelona have a look over here and you can you can see what it looks like look at the depth of the crowd the other side of the road maybe ten or twelve people day this is actually the end of the parade now but huge applause for the army coming past the fly over by the air forc

you have your clout there that stretches all the way across into the foothills of the him alas just around is back to. my stand still saying what it was perhaps a wintry night you know just over towards almighty still some rather wet weather there just into northern parts of iran pushing up towards the south of that is find a dry warm and sunny kuwait getting up to well the made to high thirty's once again still a few showers in place for tehran all eighty degrees celsius for the west that well he's decided that the levant dry pleasant warm and sunny as is the case too across the arabian peninsula any wet weather here. rather more humid just tucking in as we go on into thursday but plenty of sunshine nevertheless sunshine will be replaced by right across parts of southern africa over the next couple of days we got some very heavy rain coming into central parts of south africa pushing across the eastern cape as we go on through thursday could be heavy enough to cause some localized flooding continue just around ethiopia maybe want to. maybe more whether for good west africa. the nation to i

that's to vote on this ala carte and vote on each thanks piece individually.ves republicans an excuse to not vote. jesse: that would and smart thing to do, and i don't think people in the congress right now are doing very smart things. we'll see. we'll see. thank you very much for joining me, i really appreciate it. still ahead. "watters world" went to a hillary clinton book signing to see what happened. an african-american immigrant shot up a predominantly white church in tennessee. why is the media hiding the truth about what went down? a startling report up next. hey! you know, progressive is america's number-one motorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we diget an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! jesse: sunday a 25-year-old african-american immigrant from sudan stormed into a church with a largely white congregation st

that's to vote on this ala carte and vote on each thanks piece individually.gives republicans an excuse to not vote. jesse: that would and smart thing to do, and i don't think people in the congress right now are doing very smart things. we'll see. we'll see. thank you very much for joining me, i really appreciate it. still ahead. "watters world" went to a hillary clinton book signing to see what happened. an african-american immigrant shot up a predominantly white church in tennessee. why is the media hiding the truth about what went down? a startling report up next. jesse: sunday a 25-year-old african-american immigrant from sudan stormed into a church with a largely white congregation stormed into a church and started shooting. there would have been more bloodshed but he was confronted by a 22-year-old confronted the shooter. it's eerily similar to the hill on roof situation where a white man went into an all black church. during first three days after the shooting the network spent 31 minutes on the anthem protest and just 8 minutes covering this church sh

minister has urged european leaders to help her result of key issues over the brakes and dale tourism ala speaking at a dinner in brussels ahead of an e.u. summit frets that negotiations have been hampered by disputes over citizens rights and the amount that person has to pay in order to leave china how has more from brussels. to reason may has had the opportunity to address over dinner her fellow e.u. leaders here in brussels talking about what she described as concrete progress in brics in talks so far she had hoped until recently to be able to persuade them that sufficient progress had been made in the thorny talks around money the so-called brics is brics a divorce bill to be able to move on to the next substantive phase talks about the future of trade relationship between britain and the e.u. which of course big business in the u.k. is desperate to know about as it tries to plan for the effects of breaks it down the road well the e.u. is not convinced about sufficient progress they are not sold on britain's offer of meeting its outstanding liabilities and commitments to the tune of t

but now the university of arizona says alas it is all-for-naught. researchers say it is mathematically impossible to stop aging in multiceller organisms. while somef our cells do slow down, others grow like crazy. so if you get rid of those sluggish cells, the cancer cells proliferate. if you get rid of the cancer cells, the sluggish cells grow. in the end things break up over time, and according to the math trying to fix them can make things worse. >>> ouch. you're about to see what happens when the winds are just too strong to land an airplane. a flight from frankfurt germany was trying to land. it was caught in a strong cross wind on approach causing it to drop. this time, though, it was forced to return to frankfurt. several states declared a state of emergency because of the weekend storm. >> that looks like a little toy plane just bouncing. >> considering it weighs thousands of pounds. >>> just this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it st

to the intelligence and security services that are put in place to prevent exactly such things but alas when it comes to questioning our national security establishment especially in the u.k. and the e.u. we've heard crickets even after time and again news breaks that a terrorist suspect was known to law enforcement prior to an attack where they started revelations that the terror cell behind this may is concert bombing in manchester was not only on the radar but very also on the payroll of british intelligence services a modern news cycle seems to simply move past the jarring facts and we're twenty four hours later returning to its default mode of reporting on the latest car dash and gossip and touting new aircraft carriers and sensationalizing drug busts but to break through that while the deafening silence investigative journalist tony gosling joins johnstone from the u.k. to shed light on what the mainstream media would rather gloss over. well. chills shoot great cheese on archie quite a bit you don't seem all that b.b.c. he's a former army officer for the special branch will and we

one agent threw alas sew around us and grad me by the neck. i'm going to remain silent. i'd like to speak to a lawyer. tried to sound as calm as possible but my voice probably broke. i had been hiking well north of the border in southern california. ran into jose josement they hadn lost for days and getting sick issue by the hour. this is back during the bush years were miles from the car in a desolate place issue didn't know what to do. i decided to stay with them. maria's husband had abandoned her and her four children. she gave to understand she had been doing sex work to put food on the table have say had written the freight trains to the perioder and couldn't talk about it itch didn't know what exactly happened to him during the trip. i had a bad feeling that something was going to happen. a helicopter had circled over us earlier. on a cold night like this we let up their infrared like a christmas tree. we were dead meat. are you her husband? what are you doing out sneer what the hell is going on, you're under arrest. i'm going to remain silent. i'd like to speak to

that's to vote on this ala carte and vote on each thanks piece individually.gives republicans an excuse to not vote. jesse: that would and smart thing to do, and i don't think people in the congress right now are doing very smart things. we'll see. we'll see. thank you very much for joining me, i really appreciate it. still ahead. "watters world" went to a hillary clinton book signing to see what happened. an african-american immigrant shot up a predominantly white church in tennessee. why is the media hiding the truth about what went down? a startling report up next. us. it's what this country is made of. but right now, our bond is fraying. how do we get back to "us"? the y fills the gaps. and bridges our divides. donate to your local y today. because where there's a y, there's an us. have you any wool?eep, no sir, no sir, some nincompoop stole all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming system. luckily, the geico insurance agency recently helped baa baa with renters insurance. everything stolen was replaced. and the hooligan who lives down the lane was caught

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of ala in the early one nine hundred sixty s. they're part of the u.s. agency satellite monitoring and space projects complex. in the one nine hundred seventy s. domes changed the landscape of. race in in southeastern spain at over two thousand meters altitude continental europe the largest observatory was built here the german spanish astronomical center a callar. helming came to spain in the one nine hundred seventy s. today he is one of the few german engineers who work here he knows the center's history very well. in the one nine hundred sixty s. germany was interested in investing more in astronomy which is why they looked for a location for a new astronomical center. they looked in the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere. in the northern hemisphere they looked in france italy greece and spain the best place was here in the south of spain. one line of research at the center is devoted to creating innovative instruments an example is carmen s. . from me. carmen s. was an idea that arose at a scientific meeting in two thousand and eight wh

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authorities say he shouted ala akbar and had a criminal report. >> 30-year-old man is under investigationor ties to terrorism. police say he hit a police officer with a car outside a football game last night. and then stabbed the officer. later they say he mowed down four people in a step rat attack. an isis flag was found in one of his vehicles. all of the victims are recovering. >>> police in spain today unleashed a violent crackdown, on those trying to vote for independence. >> spanish riot police moved in after local catalonia police refused to crack down on voters across the region. some officers, aggressively ripped people away from polling sites. others fired rubber bullets. catalonia police say more than 450 people were injured in the clashes. but this national show of force, backed by the anti-independence, spanish prime minister, was no match for people. who packed barcelona's streets today. they turned out by the thousand to defiantly vote in an illegal referendum for independence from spain. the autonomous district of catalonia, approved the referendum last month. but, never g

alas, every year, we fall for it.y pulls the ball away and we end up flat on other collective faces, but jim and sarah, next wednesday, let's start that headcoach heartbreak cycle all over again. the wizards start their season >> we got to move on and i heard people talking about the wizards. >>he wizards tip off on wednesday, the optimism you got to kind of feel for them >> we move on the best we can. so sorry, charlie brown. >>> thanks, brody. >>> the white house we go. as we saw some of those cameras before where you can't see anything, at least when you're closer to ground level, you get some sights out there. it's pretty foggy out there. and it will not let up any time soon, caitlin >> not probably until tomorrow afternoon, i need sports recovery time. need a weekend to pass before i can get back into any more washington sports just personally. but a warmer weekend is ahead and that will be warmer for sunday when sports starts again with the redskins back in the town and the 49ers pick up i was the 1:00 p.m. and