rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to alfred first in geneva and congratulate him on his report that he presented to the united nations about it was very enlightening i wish more people would read it particularly in the media and maybe in the american political class why does the united states feel that it's incumbent upon itself to fix the problems of venezuela no one denies venezuela has a lot of problems but why should an outside power like the united states that has a very checkered and i'm being very polite here checkered history and meddling in latin america so i mean why is the trump administration and of all people elliott abrams appointed to fix venezuela. well you know stephen cancer's book overthrow and william blow looms. killing hope it is an american tradition to tell latin america to apply what we call the monro doctrine and we have a long history of pig send the iran contra affair nicaragua panama grenada haiti etc we have been changing governments all the time participating in the coup against the so lie in on t

amy: that is actress alfre woodard, the star of "clemency."fter the premiere here at sundance, in the q&a, one member of the audience said "why did you focus on the warden?" >> i focused on the warden because -- for a couple of reasons. explore and ofllenge the system incarceration, of capital punishment through the gaze of a perpetrator of a system. i thought doing so would widen the reach and the impact of the film beyond other progressive-minded people. i think it would really people's thinking around the death penalty and around incarceration, the humanities tied to incarceration is it is not told to the lawyer, defense attorney or through protester, but summit who is part of the system, somebody who might embody the values of somebody for the death penalty might embody. so that was my biggest reason. we have never seen this perspective before. it expands the humanities tied to incarceration. amy: talk about the lawyer who represents anthony woods, the death row prisoner. he is constantly challenging the warden. richard schiff is the actor

alfred street bapti church took the lead on this. tell me the inspiration is to make this grow, right? >> that's absolutely right. we're issuing a black history month challenge, where we are asking other churches j ton us in supporting our most valuable asset, which is o students in our hbcus. >> other churches can do this, as well. alfred street baptist church. we're here at howard university. great students right here that are able too on to the next chapter. they first have to graduate in may. let's get that done. >> thank you,le motte. >>> here are four things toow kn we start with a deadly plane crash in california. five people were killed when the small plane crashed into a home yesterday, aboil 40es outside of los angeles. morgan chesky will have the latest ahead on "today." >>> a montgomery county teacher was killed in an accident early morning.y bradleyolan watts crashed into a utility pole. >>> pivsident trump will d the state of the union saturday tomorrow night. in an interview, he signaled another shutdown could be comin

>>alfred: we'd say so. am i going to get in trouble for it?of those bodies had automatic weapons bullets. >> anthony: right. we talked about the uncomfortable reality of where a lot of modern miami came from over something you just have to hit hard when in miami in season. stone crabs. ♪ >> alfred: federal reserve branch in miami had a $5 billion cash surplus. mostly 50s and 100 dollar bills all of which had trace elements of cocaine on them. >> billy: and the guys who were in cocaine trafficking in the 70s and 80s got busted and went to prison got out and are now big medicare fraudsters. >> alfred: we're whispering because they're probably here. >> anthony: so where's the money now? how's business in general in miami and where is that business coming from? >> billy: oh remarkably, the rebound from the great recession, the people thought it would take almost a decade for all the condo inventory to get absorbed and it seemed to happen almost overnight by 2010-2011 things have turned around here were in the middle of another huge boom. so, who i

the alfred street baptist church sponsoring this for the second year in a row. facebook was a major part in this. >> we are here to let kids know that if you want to go to an hbcu, there are internships available to you, there are scholarships. we are here trying to recruit. we are here ting to promote hbcus and highereducation. >> the alfred street baptist church has been hosting this job fair for 17 years now. >>> tax day iast approaching and today some of you received free help filing yourreturns. volunteers welcomed folks to the fairfax skills source center in ann andale. >>> a house war ng party for the zoo's most popular attractions. here's news4's derrick ward. >> reporter: just when you thought the giant pandas couldn't get any more interesting, a new exhibit opens interesting, a new exhibit opens at the national zo i think the biggest thing that i'd like to say to first responders is thank you. without them, i wouldn't be here today. i would just like to say thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. from the bottom of my heart, thank you. ♪ >>

the overwhelm the opposition in large pond tanks to the stellar performance from the star striker alfred finn about sung. against lehmann made his debut as assistant coach for our book the bavarians are hoping the former germany keeper will foster a winning mentality the team certainly began with plenty of confidence and in the eighth minute handball by daniel brzezinski gave them a chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice for alex book in the thirty fourth minute another handball in the box gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and fin bogus and converted again of course his ninth goal of the season had out spoke to nil ahead at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counter-attack ended with finn bogus and scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strikers for the trick. that was more than enough to end alex berg's tangoing winless streak the yen's lehmann e

and in the eighth minute handball by daniel brzezinski gave them the chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice for book in the thirty fourth minute another handball in the books gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and finn bogus and converted again of course his ninth goal of the season had to nail a head at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counterattack ended with finn bogus in scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strikers for the trick. that was more than enough to end alex berg's ten game winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in full swing. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on t w venezuelan president nicolas maduro has rejected an e.u. ultimatum to call presidential elections eighty european countries including germany france and the u.k. earlier said that they would officially recognize the self to kar

next door for as with the alfred there is to do it sir thank you so very much and happy birthday for think you. are right next up we're going to shift our attention to some football to the champions league knockout stages and we were all hoping for a dramatic clash between two great clubs liverpool and by munich it was never for staying wired in the first of a two leg match up in the end defense was the winner. liverpool pressured by in munich from the get go they paid off the english side we're creating them more and the better off the chances but liverpool's dominant display lacked the killer attach sad human a with perhaps the best chance of the game but he couldn't quite get his footing right by unabsorbed on the pressure adopting a more defensive approach it was effective have a pool where unable to break down by ends defense with both sides shouting each other down this one ended in a goal this draw but if the first leg is anything to go by it's here and the sets up an exciting return leg in munich. and the other big match of the evening also looked like it would produce lots o

human rights expert alfred desires the head of new u.s. economic warfare talks in brussels and from the headlines the yellow vests the red in france on the ground transport of bread in gaza all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground but first this week the day after chinese new year celebrations for ordinary people in the british capital dres a maze minority government warned of the threat posed to the u.k. by china china is developing its modern military capability and its commercial power similar taney asli we confront russia with war not only are we confronting a state like russia an ideological enemy without a state like al-qaeda or. very character of warfare itself it's changing at the same time while britain conducts political war on them as whaler we should apparently be based in the western hemisphere and to the south china sea they believe that we need to go further considering what a permanent presence we might need in areas including the caribbean and a ship pacific to extend our global influence now arguably what

this famous photograph taken by alfred eisenstaedt shows an american sailor kissing a stranger in newed at the age of 95. the photo was taken in august 1945 and went on to become one of the most famous of the twentieth century. time for a look at the weather. here's lucy martin. hello. a cool and frosty start for some of us this morning. that is the exception rather than the rule this week. this photo was

confidence and in the eighth minute bowl by daniel brzezinski gave them the chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice book in the thirty fourth minutes another handball in the box gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and fin bogus and converted again off course his night goal of the season had two nil ahead at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counterattack ended with finn bogus and scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strike his fourth. trick. that was more than enough to end alex berg's tangoing winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in full swing. and the big topic coming out of the bonus league of this weekend is from nuremberg game braman on saturday i would like to one of you is that the images you're about to see could be disturbing. midway through the second half of the match nuremberg keeper crystal martin a classroom prevented or gover s

in the bundesliga, augsburg moved further away from the relegation zone as alfred finnbogason‘s hat—tricknz in icy conditions. finnbogason‘s three goals included two penalties before he sealed his hat—trick. meanwhile a stoppage—time equaliser denied 10—man stuttgart their first win since mid—december as they drew 2—2 with freiburg. psv eindhoven thrashed 10—man fortuna sittard 5—0 on sunday to re—establish their five—point lead at the top of the dutch eredivisie. luuk dejong hit a second half hat—trick, this the pick of his three goals. west indies captain jason holder will miss the final test against england after being banned by the international cricket council. the all—rounder will serve a one—match suspension for his side's slow over—rate in their 10—wicket win in the second test in antigua. holder took 4/32 to help bowl england out for 132 in antigua on saturday before west indies sealed victory with two days to spare. a sensational 90 from babar azam still wasn't enough for pakistan to continue their long streak of series wins in t20 cricket as south africa took an unaissable 2—0

we're here trying to promote hbcu. >> the alfred street baptist church has been hosting this job fairoyears. >>n black history month we're honoring the achievements from our area. one author has sold hundreds of copies from his latest book series, and get this he's only 10 years old. conor little john wrote a book called tag, you'r it." this all started with a creative writing in class and conor decided to go thera e mile and decided why not. write a whole book. >> writing is fun because it gives me all these new ideas. feels good to have people know what i'm doing and know that i have things out there and it just feels real good. >> ci can barely get through e-mail. his books are on amazon and he's already working on next monday. nbc 4 is celebrating black history month with a show today called "she thrives." join us a little bit later this morning at 1 is:30 right after "meet the press." >> a good o to catch indeed. >> lawyer ricketts will be back to let us know how i breezys going to go but temperatures are rising. stay with hey babe, what's the password for the cable bill? rollerb

outside of liverpool oh chenny las vegas oh alfred but a little and why it was a gift such looking at me jackson oh. oh. i told. the load. but. i. love. the silence that hit in the me. last night about it looks my love and i was in love take a good student. i . i. think not by sitting there on. the. ceiling in the mix on land every single person minute yet it was sincerely trying to get to talk live not just one. listener and this is tell it. no camouflage that. you are not was. not no this was not. not is man i'm. not afraid of my son. certainly i've not heard they were ordered. around and. i'm chairman of a child zero series a different unit now but the carnival i think they are and there are many i see a movie inside her one true once you. can learn members of the guys in the lesson learned that the old boy died and her great aunt is here with me and getting really sad speeds on a huge match in cuba and alas i guess it is not the impacts and so that. somebody policy of. you see our father is all smiles having found the perfect makes while more everything is going perfectly for dort

on behalf of alfred street baptist church, go do amazing things in the world and know we took care of your account for you. >> oh! >> reporter: the pastor and congregation of alfred street baptist church in alexandria, virginia, paid off $150,000 in debt to students they'd never met. the church called for a 21-day fast in january from food, social media and shopping using their cash instead as an offering. >> those 34 students ranged anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000 and we paid their debt off in full. >> i couldn't believe it. i'm the first kid in the family to go through the american public school system and the university system, so i'll be the first to graduate with acol >> reporter: reverend wesley t' joyso lphese students. >> my mom died my freshman year so i've been doing it by myself for awhile, so i'm just really grateful. thanks. >> oh, my goodness. what's also amazing is the impact this made on the congregation. in fact, none of them knew where that money that they gave was going but when they watched the video like we just did they were overwhelmed. many of them were in tear

it's been a rough run for alex berg and alfred finn bogus and he's been on a cold streak not having scored since november while alex burke hovered just about the drop sound. but the host had early luck against mines with a penalty called for general since he sounds out and bogus and drilled at home with a lot more confidence than you'd expect from someone in a six game scoring drought one no fifteen minutes later in the fans must have been thinking it was a case of deja vu another minds handball and another finn ball that some penalty taken as homely is the last to nail hausberg he's now eight out of eight on spark erik's to prove he's not just a penalty specialist finn focus and rounded out the scoring early in the second half three nil outs for with the icelandic assassins back in his groove. goes man and friedhelm phone call the league's youngest coach hosting its oldest often highmore on a surprising slump when he just won the last eight entering the match and dusseldorf looks more dangerous early on but one of no goals man sized red for a fool would and the penalty even with hoffa not

enough alfred enos says it's noticeable that even in parallel hybrid mode the car uses relatively large quantities of electric power and the gasoline engine kicks in relatively late that means the car's really making good use of this electric technology but this takes the battery charge level down relatively quickly and even so it could be a real benefit for drivers who use it to commute and can recharge the battery at work but that's a lot of bother trying to find this place that. unfortunately this hybrid starts at eighty eight thousand euros in germany. and that fat sums up by saying the p a four hundred eighty is goal is to reduce fuel consumption and emissions nowadays to bring down fleet emissions hardly any carmaker can avoid electrifying their vehicles buyers choosing a plug in hybrid should always be. careful to start out with a full battery because that's the only way to exploit the technology's full potential and not to drive around senselessly carrying all that additional weight. now it's been twenty two years since wool ruled out its first cross country model than the seven

reportory to visit about as well or in twenty one years alfred desire says the u.n. should look into the threats of military intervention. what concerns me here is not just that the united states is breaking international law it does regularly systematically there's a tradition of bullying latin american states we have. too many right wing. in latin america that have been financed and have been organized by the cia if there is an attack. from colombia and brazil coordinated with the logistical or other support from washington that there will be a jumble of war and tens of thousands of vets and that of course it's a matter for the united nations it's a matter of her and tony harris is a matter for michelle by surely to address now and to call for yet another emergency meeting of the security council because the united states is threatening with the use of force. after a twelve consecutive weekend of yellow vests protests in france president emmanuel mccrone is under attack from his political rivals now marine le pen who heads the national rally pot he accuses him of p

rapper to it's a visit to venezuela and twenty one use alfred desire says the united nations should look into the threats of military intervention. what concerns me here is not just that the united states is breaking international law it does regularly systematically there's a tradition of. latin american states we have. too many right wing. in latin america that have been financed and have been organized by the cia if there is an attack. from colombia and brazil or made it with the logistical or other support from washington that there will be double war and tens of thousands of them and that of course it's a matter for the united nations it's a matter for info on you this is a matter for michel bashfully to address now and to call for yet another emergency meeting of the security council because that united states is happening with the use of force. has repeatedly accused washington of plotting a coup to overthrow him and of directly instructing mr glyde oh so on to correspondent looks at how the opposition leader who was virtually unknown outside of venezuela two weeks ago is now wide

human rights fact that alfred desires the head of the e.u. u.s. economic warfare talks in brussels and from the headline is the yellow vests the red and france on the ground turns red and gaza all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground but first this week the day after chinese new year celebrations for ordinary people in the british capital dres amaze minority government warned of the threat posed to the u.k. by china china is developing its modern military capability and its commercial power similar taney asli we confront russia with war not only are we confronting a state like russia an ideological enemy without a state like al-qaeda are in dire. but very character of warfare itself is changing at the same time while britain conducts political war on venezuela we should apparently be based in the western hemisphere and to the south china sea and i believe that we need to go further considering water.

. >> alfred eisenstaedt's snapshot caught the euphoria of the moment, but it would take another 67 yearsern facial recognition technology to confirm it was the fisherman from rhode island. >> the best proof there is, is my date, her face is seen over the sailor's right shoulder. nobody can deny that that is not her. >> that's right, george was on a date at the time. that is her, rita. she couldn't have been too upset. the nurse went on her way, but rita and george were married for more than 70 years. yes, george mendonsa died yesterday at 95 in rhode island, but he will live forever at 22 in time square. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> glor: the woman in the photo greta zimmer friedman passed away in 2016. up next here tonight, a little boy's love of cars took him down an amazing road. road. i'm missing out on our family outings because i can't find a bladder leakage product that fits. everything was too loose. but depend® fit-flex feels tailored to me. with a range of sizes for all body types. depend® fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. liberty mutual customizesar

a woman is suing twits for allegedly violating her freedom of speech alfred cobbs her every tweets targeting transgender people and saying man and all women. and some experiments and russian cell types the stalinist truman show spots control the safe haven allegations of violence on sats. it's just ten four pm head and we'll scrape this is aussie and snatch. frances conducts it as strikes in the central african country of chad and if it to a vet. the aerial attack helps the caption two hundred fifty five. french support for the current leadership in charge in spring criticism is that if they're trying. just to the south of libya and between countries like nigeria and sudan there's a rare patch of relative stability called chad well it's just been bombed by france and you know what it's become even more stable after that because you don't president. in writing to intervene to prevent a coup d'etat and protect his country. so they save the government from the rebels the militants on dozens of pickup trucks had crossed over from libya thinking they could take the capital but chad's president de

the photo was taken in august 1945 by alfred eisenstadt for life magazine.ing kissed, died in 2016 at sthe age of ninety two. there's been fresh violence in indian—administered kashmir as tensions rise over last week's suicide bombing that killed more than a0 indian pa ra—milita ry police. officials say nine people, including four indian soldiers and a policeman, have been killed during a gun battle on monday. the pakistan—based militant group, jaish e mohammed, has said it carried out the bombing. sangita myska reports from delhi. security police sealed off a village in the district of pulwama. security forces say they fired warning shots in the air. militants immediately returned fire. hours of fierce fighting followed, leaving several data including soldiers and militants, some of indian police state where behind last week's terror attack. —— several dead. the aftermath of that attack was caught on camera. this was all that was left of the bus, part of a huge military convoy transporting over 2,000 troops. it was blown up by a suicide bomber, a new genera

independent expert alfred maurice design as one u.k. attacks on venezuela so see on wednesday twenty eight years to the day the british backed war planes launched laser guided bombs at the a marine air raid shelter in baghdad incinerating four hundred eight civilians men women and children. because the slowness of the mood of them someone. who was before. much of those who heard the preview. to see him we will. we will. move. move. move show you the stupid you are the little i mean it's those who looked or who are . more muslim also who is the also the good you found her good good girl. the british also look but look you're the same you belong to show the story to the issue go. to starbucks to. get to meet until it was in the middle of the mist they'd say look it is it's. him stashed in understands just moved it's a mash tow truck to stop the president and the speech from this morning comes to. those who have produced a ghost whisperer to sleep or come up when you look because that is the cause with you swear your supporters to your mac

the photo was taken in august 1945 by alfred eisenstadt for life magazine. there is the in 1992.ecame his wife and the nurse was a total stranger. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbc mike embley. thank you for watching. hello there. there's a trend for our weather to turn, really, very mild towards the end of this week. what's happening on the big picture is we're seeing southerly winds develop over the next few days, and those winds will be dragging up all this warm air from the tenerife, 2,000 miles to our south, and pushing it northwards across the uk. there's a question mark how much cloud there's going to be. it certainly looks pretty cloudy for the next few days. but towards the end of the week, as pressure begins to rise, that's where we're most likely to see the cloud break, and given some decent cloud breaks towards the end of the week, where we could see temperatures lift as high as 17 or 18 degrees celsius for a few of us. so, some very warm weather, really, for late february on the way. now, back to today's weather. we do have re

the eighth minute a hand bowled by daniel brzezinski gave them the chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice book in the thirty fourth minute another handball in the books gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and fin bogus and converted again course his ninth goal of the season had a head at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counter-attack ended with an bogus in scoring his third go it was the icelandic strike his fourth. trick. that was more than enough to end alex berg's ten game winless streak against lehmann effect is already in full swing. it's all right well known to the plight of one of humanity's closest relatives the arranged say in two thousand and sixteen the international union for conservation of nature declared or neo's orangutans critically endangered says their numbers have dropped by nearly two thirds since the early one nine hundred sevent

rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to alfred first in geneva and congratulate him on his report that he presented to the united nations i thought it was very enlightening i wish more people would read it particularly in the media and maybe in the american political class why does the united states feel that it's incumbent upon itself to fix the problems of venezuela no one denies venezuela has a lot of problems but why should an outside power like the united states that has a very checkered and i'm being very polite here checkered history and meddling in latin america so i mean why is the trump administration and of all people elliott abrams appointed to fix venezuela. well you know stephen cantor's book overthrow and william blown blew.

did have news coming up ahead allegations of sexual abuse speak that india's catholic church did alfredtalks to a nun who's refusing to remain silent. that and more coming up indeed i've been using it as your followers buy it is your business is to stay with if you get. our digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they deplore the powers of social media. their messages are so. reading like wildfire social media spectacle is critical to the boat and thousands of. columns. on the streets and the women in a more changing global reading. digital. starts marching on t.w. . there's a saying amongst many tribes in north america. before tribal decision is made the elders consider seven generations in the future trucks where two hundred years in the future holds us affects the well being of the tribes i have never heard of politicians in the united states talk about seven generations from a future. or not so far for me for our world. i suggest that you think in terms of the native people think less of per

the photo was taken in august 1945 by alfred eisenstadt for life magazine. 0ur correspondent peter bowesyes, it is one of the most memorable photographs, most significant photographs of the 20th century. it was on the day that eve ryo ne century. it was on the day that everyone found out the second world war was over. there was a sense of euphoria here in the us and around the world, japan had just surrendered to the western allies, and in new york's times square, there was a huge celebration and george mendonsa was there. in fact, he was on leave from his navy posting, which he had then girlfriend, the woman who was to become his wife of more than 70 yea rs. become his wife of more than 70 years. that is not who he kissed. this was a very impromptu moment. he jumped into the crowd, he spotted a nurse dressed all in white, flung his arms around her and they had a very impromptu embrace. but photographer you mentioned just happen to be there, he clicked his camera and produce this memorable photograph. and she was greta friedman, wasn't she? several people have claimed to be this couple.

other destruction of libya in two thousand and eleven is basically only money those things stand here alfred g. field as i were on the brink of another large military conflict in venezuela because it doesn't appear that when you elections mature i doesn't want that make because initiative has been shown by america to keep repeating military intervention i mean i meant to raise me at this stage is with manure so i mean you don't have to be that clever to work out you've got two minutes resigned to it. well. i think that the united states is betting that the military will eventually. switch over to weibo that they will not remain loyal to do that of course would be a massive defeat for the principle of national sovereignty for the principle of democracy and rule of law in venezuela but it would avoid of course the. shedding of blood i am concerned that if there is an attack from colombia and brazil coordinated and with the logistical or other support from from washington that there will be a civil war and tens of thousands of deaths and that of course it's a matter for the united nations it's

co-founder of the antiwar movement code pink and former secretary of the human un human rights committee alfred does this. through paragraph four of the united nations charter. prohibits not only the use of force but the threat of the use of force i am concerned that if there is an attack. from colombia and brazil or made it and with the more just to go or other support from from washington that there will be a civil war and tens of thousands of deaths are united states is only interested in venezuela's oil in venezuela as bold on both sides and. there's a lot of money to be made the idea is a looting campaign similar to all the destruction of iraq in two thousand and destruction of libya in two thousand and eleven is basically only money and it's well oppose absolutely no threat to the united states and therefore it has to be the congress not the executive branch that makes any decision about the u.s. use of military force right now there are two initiatives in congress to reiterate this that the president does not have the authority to do any kind of military intervention in venezuela people

the campaign was led by alfred hugenberg a reactionary publisher and head of the german national people'sty he was supported by france the leader of the style helm of. veterans organization as is shown feel this. aspect stays a man gets pushed impeachment. treason one one comes out and giving but beat up. and they had another ally the leader of the failed putsch of nine hundred twenty three adult hitler. given that fight off its. own to about done did you get into your mind's eye noise deutschland of on can. only reasonable caution i'm. now hitler had a powerful patron he had reorganized the national socialist party and the party rallies like the one in nuremberg in one nine hundred twenty nine he demonstrated a power which he didn't yet have but sought to grab at all costs the nazis still had few members in the reichstag but that was soon to change. strays a man was aware of the danger. he felt that slogans of eternal slavery were more effective than appeals to reconciliation but his strength was fading he was dying. and i guess to. track from this side. to me to come. into the publicly