los mayores acumulados para el este de los lagos, como pueden ver y para la zona de augusta.umento. maÑana esa nevada y para el jueves ya ambiente frÍo pero mÁs tranquilo. para el fin de semana con la mÁxima en los 31 y lluvias con mÁximas en los 40. ilia: en mÉxico el peso mexicano pierde valor ante el dÓlar. alarma entre residentes. autoridades en repÚblica dominicana. ilia: en puerto rico fueron detenidas tres personas por un vÍdeo donde cede a jÓvenes haciendo disparos al aire. el choque causÓ indignación en las redes sociales. todos son vecinos de la organizaciÓn santa rosa en bayamÓn y al menos uno de ellos aclararon que utilizaron balas de salva. en repÚblica dominicana, en menos de 24 horas se han registrado tres incendios. en el mÁs reciente caso, ocurriÓ en camboya y dejÓ ademÁs tres vehÍculos quemados. locutor: segÚn los afectados, el incendio que arrasÓ con tres viviendas asÍ como con tres vehÍculos fue provocado por un cortocircuito aquÍ en el sector de camboya. >> hasta ahora tres viviendas afectadas. >> prÁcticamente ahora estamos en cero. locutor: hace cerca d

it's taped at hardy inlet in augusta, western australia. it's pretty shallow water but that doesn't stop the stingrays. >> hey. >> apparently they get fed a lot in this area so they know to come. and they know they're probably going to get you a treat. >> i'll give you a pretty picture if you give me a treat. >> they're perfectly designed for this water, there's not much water. >> there's no venom, no injuries, it's not trying to kill us. >> it's cool. just feed me dude, come on. where is the fish? >> you said we were going to do something fun this weekend as a family. >> yeah. >> well, we're going to do something fun for the entire week. >> what could that be? >> mom, trisha, is telling her daughters, thea on the left on the white and lily in black with dots. >> chores, that's what they're going to be doing. >> yeah, because parents do have a really twisted idea of fun. nside those bags, if you canan. figure it out, will tell you what we're going to do. >> of course, it takes one second for little lily to figure out one of them. >> i think

this is one of the two documents that truman received while aboard the u is ss augusta --uss augusta on his way home. it's to the president from the secretary of war. big bomb dropped on hiroshima august 5 at 7:15 p.m. washington time. 7:15 washington time on august 5th is, of course, august 6th in japan. it wasn't until truman got back to the white house that he began seeing pictures of what had happened. now, for the rest of his life, this decision weighed on him. i think -- i don't think it was as hard to make as people would imagine because it seemed like the obvious way to end the war, and that's exactly what happened. a lot of things that truman did during his presidency he said it's going to take 50 years for people to understand whether these decisions are good or bad. and this was certainly one of them. this one we still can't agree, not all of us. as to whether it saved lives or not, we can't know. as the secretary of law, henry stimson, later said the face of war is the face of death. the decision to use the atomic bomb was a decision that brought death to over 100,000 jap

but now that the works are on the walls i have to say bravo to augusta which is so far. at eighty eight is among germany's oldest living artists is clearly enjoying the bounce surrounding his upcoming birthday but despite his commercial success he's maintained his ability for reinvention. everybody likes a show off and everyone likes to get to go close for it but of course subsides quickly and is discarded swiftly if it is conformist and. gail bartlett's was born to hand scale can in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight in the village of deutsche positons which inspired his ideas. on by a lie is showing some of his early works like break night down the drain from nine hundred sixty three which sparked a scandal when it was first exhibited in west berlin the artist was taken to court and accused of showing pornography. is nine hundred sixty series the hero's addresses the bombing records on his childhood village during world water. in one nine hundred sixty nine he began painting his subjects' upside down this has since become his trademark and it catapulted him to weal

but now that the works are on the walls i have to say bravo to augusta. at eighty eight says among germany's oldest living artists is clearly enjoying the bounce surrounding his upcoming birthday but despite his commercial success he's maintained his ability for reinvention. everybody likes a show off everyone likes getting applause for it but of course subsides quickly and is discarded swiftly if it is conformist. gail bartlett's was born hans-georg karen in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight in the village of joy which inspired his ideas. by a lie is showing some of his early works like break night down the drain from nine hundred sixty three which dr scandal when it was first exhibited in west berlin the artist was taken to court and accused of showing pornography. is nine hundred sixty series the hero's addresses the bombing raid on his childhood village during world water. in nineteen sixty nine he began painting his subjects' upside down this has since become his trademark and it catapulted him to worldwide fact. martin curated a show together w

a professor from germany on the focus of his research piece a couple of regularly troublesome on augusta and helps to set about the association that's working to improve the chances of survival. autumn in care in the far east the rainy season has come to an end and everything is still a lush green in this usually dry deciduous forest themis only live in the forests of madagascar these men are hot on the tracks they want to get hold of the thief aka the largest lima in this forest. a perfect catch the lemurs measured and weighed and the transmitter is attached to its body. is he's male side so we know exactly what he's done since birth. and that's a benefit of marking these animals individually that. we can get very detailed information about the individual molecules pizza capital is a professor at the german primate center of getting in university. he has been conducting research into lemus into reality for more than twenty years and runs the primate center as field station in the forest eight species of lima live here including dick's string the red narrow striped mongers how did limas

share every piece of evidence about every person who lived into communities, shenandoah valley, and augusta county virginia virginia, stanton. instead of history being something that just is presented as a done deal, the students and the people who like to read history, we could share the actual evidentiary record. that seems like a great idea and it took us 14 years to do that because it turns out there is enormous amount of material about 19th-century america. it's every letter, diary, newspaper article since this entry, military record, church record, tax records, all those kinds of things. the idea was that i wouldn't be the only one to see all that evidence, , that people could explore it for themselves. you can see every source that a use for this book for yourself and see exactly how wrong i was. it's been used many millions of times all around the world. teachers use it to get a sense of where history comes from. it's not just that we make up stuff or it's our opinion. it's based on evidence. i have to admit i often think of my mom who is a fifth-grade teacher. i told her i wasn't g

connecting overall is a great thing good to talk to you brandon across from rendition infrasonic in augusta georgia likewise thank you sill ahead for you on the news good pages here with the sports news celebrations in fact as the reigning super bowl champions the new england patriots take a step closer to defending their title the latest n.f.l. playoff action in just a moment for us there a quick look at your world way. it is here to talk sport i hope we are going to talk boxing today but maybe tomorrow mar oh i'm not i'm going out for me then i'll check the roster all right i might do that for you come all right now though whenever we get close to the super bowl the name of the new england patriots is seldom far away that appears to be the case again this year the pats have reached the a.f.c. championship game for a seventh straight time that's an n.f.l. record in itself now new england played the tennessee titans in the divisional playoffs and set a forty year old quarterback tom brady threw for three touchdowns and the titans really had no answer to that has they went down thirty five f

he was willing to work across the aisle to do what was best for the people of augusta and all americans. i was pleased that doug introduced and offered his support to me when i made my announcement to run for congress. other the years, i have sought his advice and have always cherished his mentorship. doug bernard was a great man of faith a friend, and a statesman. he will always be remembered and will be sorely missed not only by me, but the entire augusta community. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. thank you, mr. speaker. as many of you know, we have had a russian narrative that's been going on because of an infamous dossier. and while there's been much reported on it, i can tell you that the intel committee has been fast at work and chairman nunes has been doing outstanding work to get to the truth for the american people. today, i had the opportunity to go into a confidential setting to to -- to make sure that what we can do is understand better

from south carolina to augusta, maine and as far as south as daton datone, beach. new york city 27 below. turn it around in the afternoon you say it's got to get better. not that much better. not a day you want to be exposed. here's the last thing, actual air temperatures sunday morning, if philadelphia drops below zero it's the first time since 1944. >> thanks. >>> on to other news this friday night. new fallout open the book about the white house. the publisher rushed it to bookstores today. steve bannon turning on the president and his family. president trump is tweeting about bannon nicknaming him sloppy steve. the president is going after the author and the author saying he spoke to multiple members of the president's inner circle. he says they told him the president is like a child, does not read or listen. here's cecelia vega tonight. >> reporter: president trump headed to camp david for the weekend. as for questions, he wasn't having it. >> we're again. thank you very much. >> reporter: the new book taking his white house and it seems all of washington by s

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is right here on garlic just catching zambian tons of it's really wet in madagascar northern about augusta once again for the most part south of that it looks lovely. an attack on a refugee camp in syria russian forces are being blamed how people seeking sanctuary from war remain in the line of fire. this is al jazeera live from doha i'm fully back to old still coming up. and pushed the wrong button a false alarm over an incoming missile strike on hawaii frightens residents and it's put down to human error the tunisian government offers new aid to poor families in an attempt to stop public protests and warnings about how the latest internet technology could put your home at risk from hackers. sustained attacks by syrian government forces aided by russian air strikes are continuing on rebel held areas in syria in the past two weeks one hundred seventy nine people have been killed in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta leading to a new wave of people fleeing to refugee camps in the countryside but rather than finding places of sanctuary many continue to face. these dramatic pictures were c

because your original question was talking about egypt but augusta saudi arabia is the same thing with mike huckabee says meant. that his quest to become king is such that he no in the u.s. now he's not can get and he wants to because he's thinking why on earth would i want to upset my life over over the u.s. who i need to become king over israel plus also i think with regard to the saudis and i think you know their interests are not political hoping to fight is the issue because the main quite important part of that is how many who are considered the brunt of the muslim brotherhood that would be the main the palestinian cause i'm number one we don't have to be a go straight to the muslim brothers this very narrow minded for the sick from the saudis this very narrow minded politics from egypt at the proof of the seventy thousand is that by having good. faith and often we can say that probably it's usually what the families don't want to say publicly that's proof that the saudis moving away from the palestine israel issue because at the oh to be honest i can't point another word for it

memorial to the members of the map each indigenous minority killed by the military dictatorship on the augusta pinochet many activists vanished during the one nine hundred seventy s. and their remains were never found al-jazeera as latin america and its eleusinian men reports from temuco in central chile. yes here i am native mapuche a historian it non-coding need wants the world to know to news. the center of the plaza goes through here to the quake it's a sacred space where only one day a year the sun rays pass directly from one side to the other. it's here surrounded by seven hundred year old trees the first ever memorial to one hundred seventy one my push of victims of chile's former military dictatorship will soon be formally opened up here. shortly after the one nine hundred seventy three military coup could he needs twenty three year old brother nelson a left wing university student was detained by soldiers and never seen again but he made of this boy didn't and that's when i understood for the first time the meaning of state terrorism the fact that i could escape and go into exile expl

he owns computer exchange in augusta, georgia.hey do repairs on site and online support and recycling. now why don't you pick up your smart phone and take a picture of you and your business and send it to us or tweet it to us. include your name, name of your business, location, and don't forget to use #yourbizselfie. thank you so much for joining us it at the floor of the consumer electronics show. i hope you learned a lot. i know i certainly did. we love hearing from you. if you have any questions or comments or just want to say hi, drop us an e-mail. you can also go to our website. it is open forum. we put all of the segments from today's show plus a whole lot more from ces up there and if you want even more, connect with us on all of our social and dig digital media platforms as well. we make your business our business. so that's the idea. what do you think? i don't like it. oh. nuh uh. yeah. ahhhhh. mm-mm. oh. yeah. ah. agh. d-d-d... no. hmmm. uh... huh. yeah. uh... huh. in business, there are a lot of ways to say no. thank yo

city will close lose in augusta unique more. mean everybody. will again artery. in one thousand nine hundred sixty two the cuban missile crisis threatens nuclear war president kennedy installs missiles in europe and the soviet secretly deploy nuclear warheads to cuba the cia discovers the messiah was after thirteen days of escalation and u.s. assurances that it won't invade cuba the soviets removed the missiles. co-chair some men don't want their lobbying you know if you are up at three seventy seen. effie delorme from the irish. guest hall give a high reveal you know. three mile is not. only of the us let their women. are financially done with pleasure as the new version of. the missile crisis really reveals a lot about their relationship. ever the pragmatist came around to recognizing that there was no fight to be won with the soviet union. to give our. never really swallowed the impact of that event and this is what begins to drive something of a wedge between them politically. chain distances himself from the soviets castro travels to the u.s.s.r. for the fir

lynn carol, pamela elaine herbert, rodney peter hilbert, alfred hill, catherine augusta hollister formiriam hudson. >> we remember them. elizabeth sophie, jafar, robert been, paula jeffries, rachel jeffries, kathleen mary german, and johnson, mary alice lincoln johnson, syracuse university, i represent keisha wyden, her boyfriend, timothy baron johnson, christopher andrew jones, julian francis kelly, j joseph. we remember them. patricia and klein. is to for -- christopher lac h lacochi lacochier. robert milton, william chase flyer, wendy and lincoln. i represent and lindsay. lloyd david ludlow. teresa, william edward mack. james bruce mc curry. >> we remember them. wendy forsyth, douglas eugene, elizabeth merrick. lewis anthony marengo. noel george martin. diane marie kozlowski. william john mcallister. willie mcelroy. robert eugene mccollum. charles dennis mckee. bernard joseph mclaughlin. jane susan melbourne. i represent frederick sanford phillips. >> we remember them. suzanne marie, joseph kenneth miller. jewell courtney mitchell. james and morgan. eva mortensen. helga rachel mose

augusta, georgia, line for republicans. caller: i appreciate you taking my call. an africani am american, and i believe that l.a. times opinion piece is so on point. and i agree with my brother from florida. the thing is, trump has been on point with what he has been doing and what he has offered the democrats. i am somewhat of a historian myself, and he has been an honest broker with a lot of our country. the democrats keep up these firestorms over all kinds of issues, especially with what is going on with the investigation. they created these things. the people need to educate themselves about what is really going on with our government and what is going on with immigration, and see how all of this stuff was created. we will get back to the real truth about what is happening and people will be right with deciding how to make honest decisions about political issues. thewe will not tell unadulterated truth. a lot of the media will not tell the unadulterated truth. that is where we are both having our problems. host: rutland, vermont, independent line. go ahead. ca

woman at augusta. have never beaten but i won't wish that on what we've got as if they don't as i'm one of us all that comes on the. zigler has ensured her daughters have a more diverse education so they can choose the career they want and play a full role in society nineteen year old mina wants to be a journalist they're going to laugh at them but new york hello she can i know megan holden please know what bush i'm going to do whatever she can if you let him yes. randall well you have to employ to make an air bag a hole in the bush at. bush nor any coercion i can act not on my chemical ali but mahama lot of other thing in rum but you might remember the membership. at university her sister tina mixes with students of both sexes she refuses to wear a burka or he just. stood by her side now i know i was starting to. chum up as i thought it was unfair but when john afghanistan asked about can i. get the more right about. that. but tina's real ambition is to draw mother's support her father has now for bri

point there's a lot of us who feel like we need a true -- i mentioned before i'd like to walk on augusta national and play golf. i haven't been invited, and they're not going to let me jump over the fence and do it. there are borders. when i came up here, i had to go through security, and i was voted. everybody who comes into this country should be voted. like all of us citizens, when we come back -- >> i understood. some of those elements were part of the framework taken to the president thursday, right? some of those elements were discussed, at least senator schumer said they were in the meeting yesterday in the oval office. what does the president want? what is his starting point? what is the herea the dollar amount i want, here's the number of visa lottery spaces i wanted eliminated? is there all 50,000, does he want the 18 billion for the next ten years up front in any legislation? what is his starting point? mel brooks couldn't answer it. mitch membcconnell couldn't ans it -- >> i would love to be a part of the meetings. i think it's an overall thing. i think with trump if you gave

call them one at augusta. now that i beat him but i wish that i was. as if they don't as i wanted us all that comes along as a let me go zeigler has ensured her daughters have a more diverse education so they can choose the career they want and play a full role in society nineteen year old mina wants to be a journalist they're going to laugh at them but new york hello she kind of i know megan holden but it's not what marcia i'm going to do whatever she can if you let him yes. randy a little while you are employed you make an hour i go home that was that. much more any coercion i can act not on my chemical ali but homo lot of my the same in rum but you might remember the membership it didn't go on that. at university her sister tina mixes with students of both sexes she refuses to wear a burka or he just. stood by her side oh i know i was starting to. jam up but as i thought it was unfair to get back home john afghanistan has come back around the clock coverage right about. that. but tina's real ambition is to join the army like her grandfather and uncl

first memorial for members of the my intention as minority killed by the military dictatorship on the augusta pinochet many activists vanished during the one nine hundred seventy s. and their remains were never found. america at its release in human reports from to move in central chile. native mapuche a historian it non-coding need want the world to know to news. the center of the plaza goes through here to the quake it's a sacred space where only one day a year the sun rays pass directly from one side to the other. it's here surrounded by seven hundred year old trees that the first ever memorial to one hundred seventy one my put victims of chile's former military dictatorship will soon be formally opened up here. shortly after the one nine hundred seventy three military coup could he needs twenty three year old brother nelson a left wing university student was detained by soldiers and never seen again but he made out this boy didn't and that's when i understood for the first time the meaning of state terrorism the fact that i could escape and go into exile explains why i'm alive to tell the

concerns gives them with augusta stimulus? stimulus?rds to >> it is hard to see how this will play out. he says it will be manageable but must be vigilant. you can't wait for a dramatic inflation to move. against all of this, we have to look at one more thing. is ais the fact that there $20 billion sale of 10 year notes today, and demand was very healthy for these notes. they had a healthy jump. is thego to #251, that number of bids, the highest since june of 2016. a lot of indirect bidders. this includes big institutional buyers. this is the most since august of 2016. we are in a bear market annuals are going to run higher, but who knows, maybe they will. to this is potentially going be the break that slows it down and prevents it from being severe. there is a reach for yield in the world. maybe likely to jump in and buy it. >> what is next for bonds then? you have to be eye on thursday, ppi on friday. it is interesting to look at , talking fuller said about inflation and a different regime for the fence. when it comes to the jump in i

she's from augusta, georgia. again, 5. that's all i want to be when i grow up, robin.s your "gma" moments. robin, over to you. >> man, she was owning that moment. owning that moment. >>> now to our series change in a flash taking a closer look at menopause. you sat down with a group of women to talk about how it's affected their work and relationships. >> that's right. these women were candid about what they've experienced and how they've dealt with the changes to not only their bodies but also their moods, their relationships and, oh, so much more. take a listen. so thank you all for sitting down and talking about something that a lot of people just don't want to talk about. why do you think that is? why are we afraid? >> i think the way society treats women as they age has a lot to do with how we perceive menopause. when we were kids we got little books about how we were going to go into puberty and all the changes and how wonderful everything is. no one gives you a little booklet about menopause and people do shy away from the conversation. >> you finally get to a p

augusta, georgia, line for republicans. caller: i appreciate you taking my call.n africani am american, and i believe that l.a. times opinion piece is so on point. and i agree with my brother from florida. the thing is, trump has been on point with what he has been doing and what he has offered the democrats. i am somewhat of a historian myself, and he has been an honest broker with a lot of our country. the democrats keep up these firestorms over all kinds of issues, especially with what is going on with the investigation. they created these things. the people need to educate themselves about what is really going on with our government and what is going on with immigration, and see how all of this stuff was created. we will get back to the real truth about what is happening and people will be right with deciding how to make honest decisions about political issues. thewe will not tell unadulterated truth. a lot of the media will not tell the unadulterated truth. that is where we are both having our problems. host: rutland, vermont, independent line. go ahead. call

ralph, augusta, georgia. democrats.aller: what i want to say and please him coming off is that we hate all this money to see these actors and entertainers and now they are coming forward to explain what they went through to get their job. now they are speaking out and saying what really happened, we've got so many negative people that are still speaking .ut yes, we can go back and talk about the kids but first of all, we've got to accept what they are saying. i want to move over to the politics. we can see what happen in politics. remember there was over $15 million spent to keep people quiet when they had a sexual harassment complaint. now that these people are coming out and saying how the government is reacting toward women. it is time for us to get on with, make a change, start working with the actors and entertainers and move on over to the government, because these are the people that are making sorry --ions -- i'm that affect our lives. we talk about a woman president. germany have a president woman. still, presi

augusta's 38 degrees >> love that. >> that is amazing >> mike, what does this mean for the citrus cropse had talked to people there over a week ago saying that this was do or die situation and that they were really facing some hardships after all of the issues that have happened weather wise down there the last year >> reporter: well, they're going to go through it again tonight and tomorrow morning because temperatures in those areas are going to drop below freezing so it's another tough morning for the grapefruit, the orange crops and we'll see how things fare as we get into march, as we get into strawberry season in central florida. i can tell you living in atlanta, we are tired of this. i mean, you don't move to atlanta for temperatures in the teens and snow and snow and more snow. >> exactly. >> everybody down here is looking forward to a break in this pattern getting into the weekend to get back into the 50s and 60s. but the pensacola stats blew mea way this morning it's snowing and 20 degrees in pensacola. it is still in florida, joe, last time i checked. >> that's so weird repea

georgia, georgia tech, augusta. >> schools and transportation. >> it's the island >> and it's geographicallytry as you can get from seattle. >> savannah. have you been to savannah, sorkin >> i have. >> how long is a direct flight from seattle all the way to atlanta? >> you want it to be far away, don't you? >> yeah. >> it hits -- >> boston, schools. >> east coast presence, transportation hub. >> yeah. >> engineering. >> you think it's more likely atlanta than boston? >> oh, yeah, we do. >> you do? >> yeah, we do i mean, our call has sort of been atlanta, raleigh is sort of the two that sort of stick out. >> kind of like newark >> look, you never know, but i tend to think newark's further down the list. >> thanks for coming in, dan. >> thanks for having me. >> excellent >>> coming up, the cannabis confection industry is drowning in candies regulation and rule changes in california making it hard for companies to keep their head above the chocolate river. that story is next as we head to break. here's a look at european markets at this hour they're green. i'm a small business, but i have... bi