cheering for bryan. but darrow and the defenders of evolution really seemed to win over the mainstream press in the big cities. a journalist for the baltimore sun, a guy names h.l. minkon was dispatched to cover this trial and he wrote just incredibly searing, mocking reports of the people he met there. and i just want to read us an excerpt of one of his reports. the net effect of clarence darrow's great speech, meaning his closing arguments, yesterday seems to be preciously the same as if he had balled up a rain spout in the interior of afghanistan. the morons in the audience when it was over simply hissed. bryan had these hillbillies locked up in his pen and he knows it. since his earliest days his chief strength is among the hills ab forelorn and lonely forms and his nonsense is their ideal of sense when he deluges them with his theo logic bilge, they rejoice like pilgrims in the river jordan. holy cow. no matter what you might think of minkon's ideology, he had a certain genius for comic con desen an

he summoned to the stand for cross-examination bryan himself. this was very unorthodox for one of the attorneys for the prosecution to be summoned for cross-examination. and darrow aimed to make a fool of this great statesman. he really wanted to showcase the conflict between science and religion. so he asked bryan questions like, well, how could joshua possibly have compelled the sun to standstill? or can you tell us the exact date of the flood? and bryan did his best to remain firm and defending his doctrinel views though in many cases he didn't really have a clear and sharp answer to rebut darrow. i will say that bryan refused to defend young earth creationism. he would not defend the view that each day of creation described in genesis literally means 24 hours. he said it could mean a longer period of time, but in general he defended the conservative traditional reading of scripture. he kind of came off as an old man who was a bit out of his depth. the judge ended up throwing out this testimony and, in fact, most of the testimony for the defe

charles bryan. they were doing something that was martin.e were talking about nicaragua and what we were doing here but it was bigger than the karate purcell south central america it was white america and of course yourself. and what it meant to those on the receiving. end how this is all being carried out with our expert. this. president last week. it is not. time it is a final song. in the face of justice and liberty as the fast got on to thirty five and forty days and that's approaching the time when people began dying from fast like this and although they were being monitored they were getting weaker and weaker and we were quite alarmed they were usually you might. think. the question can come up relative to fasting well is. when life could take your own life. i can to my own life if i want to do what i know. my life. did fast on the steps of the capitol ninety six approach. which led to the f.b.i. identifying us as the best terrorist suspects. identified five hundred solitary actions around states that were acting in concert with us. an

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and william jennings bryan fell back on literal words in the bible.nt to depart from the literal words and said, i believe it as it's written in the bible. could god make the world stand still? as -- while joshua was holding up his hands. these are questions that are very hard to answer if you want to stay with a literal interpretation of the bible, but all day on the seventh day of the trial, darrow was forcing bryan to answer the questions. the last part of the seventh day, darrow got bryan toed a mate that the seven days of creation might not have been seven days of 24 hours appeals but each day may heave been thousands, even millions of years apiece. this is a standard fundamentalist interpretation of genesis but the defense took it to mean, well, in other words, we can't take the bible literally, so how could scopes have broken the law, what was the divine creation of man if we can't talk but the bible as being a factly as it's written? the short term outcome of the scopes trial was in fact paradoxically a loss and a victory for the defense team.

ran over bryan and i saw him play. a few fly out. ryan's body back and forth in there that frame i watched and listening to my son screaming they killed my dad they killed my dad. and i had medical training they even had i.v. equipment in my car because i was on our as a midwife and i asked for someone to go get the idea that card nine one one we had to wait at least seventeen minutes after the first ambulance arrived because baby used to take him to the hospital and they said now it's not our jurisdiction and then we have to call in the other ambulance. this is this you're. in this. the. this in the with the. bryans action it really opened up a lot of people to. what was going on there and why huge there and how much he had sacrifice in order to save. the conquered naval weapons station remained in the national spotlight as protesters of past and present rallied on behalf of the conference but the nickel occupy. protesters tore up this section the closest thing tracks were moved from the ground from over by train. this morning. want

we are joined by jeremy bryan from gradient investments. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> let me pick up on what mr. navarro said. there are people on wall street who feel as though the market is concerned about the fed's independence and as a result of that, it almost forces them to maintain their independence by raising interest rates this week. what do you think of that argument? >> yeah. there's an argument to be made there. i think the bigger component is that we haven't had a dramatic deceleration in economic data yet. i think the fed is going to stay the course for the december rate hike. i think the probabilities out there are probably fairly accurate. what may change is what the 2019 outlook looks like and the conversations that may come as a result of that. if they change course in just the sentiment for 2019's outlook, that may give the market a little bit more of a relief rally as a result. >> the other big fundamental factor looming large is the possibility of a government shutdown which created volatility

bryan, nick. >> i am bryan. i ride my bike on valencia every day. the current bike lane is dangerous by design. it is a parking lane for uber and lyft. the mta needs to separate the bike lane to mission on the south end. don't stop at 15th. let's get moving to make it all safer. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> nick barron. adrian. >> good afternoon. i am a 20 year resident of the mission. i live on valencia street. i bike it daily with my 3 year-old daughter, and we fell off our bike last week going around a lyft. she got a concussion. i wasn't expecting that to come up in my head. i applaud these parents for speaking with the safety issues. we need the safety issues for all user also. i believe there are real concerns about this block of valencia street and those schools, there are also valid concerns about the entire length and safety of the bicyclists and those getting out of the uber and lyft on the streets. valencia is a parking lot for uber and lyft. i understand the concerns of the parents. we need to look at the entire picture. on the

and william jennings bryan fell back on little words in the bible. and said, i believe it asit's written in the bible . could god make the world stand still? he asked while joshua was holding up his hands. these are questions that are hard to answer if you want to you do a literal interpretation of the bible but all day on the seventh day of the trial, darrow was forcing brian toanswer these questions but to the last day, the last part of the seventh day , he gotbrian to admit the seven days of creation ? have been seven days of 24 hours apiece but in fact each day might have beenthousands, even millions of years of peace . this was a standard fundamentalist interpretation of genesis, but the defense took it tomean well, in other words, we can't take the bible literally . so how could scopes have broken the law? what was the divine creation of man? if we can't talk about the bible as being exactly as it's written? the short-term outcome of the scopes trial was in fact paradoxically, a loss and a victory for the defense team. clarence darrow essential

in his next role, he appears alongside brya n next role, he appears alongside bryan cra nston, but nexte should have handled this weeks that he should have handled this wee ks eve nts that he should have handled this weeks events far better. if he is on the mainstream stage, he has got to adjust his act, he should have been faster to apologise. very mealy mouth, iam faster to apologise. very mealy mouth, i am sorry, i'm faster to apologise. very mealy mouth, iam sorry, i'm not faster to apologise. very mealy mouth, i am sorry, i'm not sorry, faster to apologise. very mealy mouth, iam sorry, i'm not sorry, i am better... the whole thing is a mess. that includes the oscars themselves, with the ceremony now fewer than three months away, they now search for a new host, someone they are sure won't end up being surrounded by controversy in the same way that kevin hart has. there's been a big rise in the number of robberies of cash machines. they've almost doubled in the last four years, according one of the biggest atm operators, cardtronics. it says there were around 720 attempts to steal ca

right at the end but he plays white by this point bryan with trying to catch the ball in ending with an incredible thirty two shots on goal. as it was a bit unfair it was like a lamborghini against a top and the lumber to me was full of fuel today i feel like crap to john lewis. so after the pre-match advice perhaps some whispers of encouragement at the end kind of an bryson writer need all the support they can get. now there are plenty more games on saturday in a moment we'll take a look at how byrd and shall go and distance off and freiburg fared but first house and home hosted the foals have a perfect home record to put on the road they're not so solid could they avoid dropping points and hold on to their second place spot in the table let's find out . de to hacking is not happy his glad backside were played off the park at hoffenheim only the hosts paul finishing say the best chances felt as your wellington in the sixty ninth minute and. in stoppage time neither player found the net a goal is sure the outcome and with it a lucky point focal at back the specimen watching the resul

conference in palm beach or find a way out of this dire scenario that's our topic this week with me bryan thomas. quadriga thirty minutes w. . not all think out of the well just sometimes out but most often whip it up and read the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype a cleft stick in your fingers leave the country behind on time. you don't seem to take it as grandma. to me it's all about ok. i'm rachel joins me from the german sunday w. . post life like a gentleman with. any time any place. video. he had at the back of the. songs to sing along to download to see this to come from soup. to the demands of. aberrant causes into active exercise is the hard thing about that d w joe come slashdot actually on facebook in the i'm still a. gemini for three d. w. . former us president george h.w. bush has been laid to rest of his presidential library in texas his casket traveled in a special. in ca before being taken to its final resting place during a private service bush was buried next to his wife barbara and their daughter robin bush sr died last week at age n

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conference on how to reach out to find a way out of this dire scenario that's our topic this week with me bryan thomas on wall street. quadriga next on d w. mentioned slee waiting. waiting for lifeline to syria. good morning where i can apply and humanitarian. every call brings them closer together. but in terms because they feel powerless to help. as a pet feel like i'm letting people down and i live for one. they worry about all the money they've left behind. them. you know i'm trying to be strong but deep down i'm broke in the middle of. the war continues to call on those who fled from syria. i'm trying to reach them but nobody answers the war on my phone or to put documentary starts december eighth on d. w. . hello and welcome to quadriga the international talk show coming to you from the left i'm brian tom's with the world seeing more and more extreme drought supercharge hurricanes and catastrophic floods millions around the world want to see action on coping with climate change among them of course the protesters are taking to the streets demanding governments and corporations do somethin

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president trump's trade truce with china yeah not quite sure what china is doing what the united states bryan and asian markets certainly are trading lower today as investors worry about the fate of this tariff truce between the u.s. and china those losses follow steep declines on wall street where shares tumbled to over three percent on tuesday investors had originally welcomed news of a breakthrough in the trade dispute between the world's top two economies but conflicting messages from u.s. president donald trump a dampened hopes of an easy resolution investors in the united states are also concerned about a fall in long term bond yields see this a sign of the american economy could be slowing down. meanwhile fox is looking to build an alliance with u.s. carmaker for to that's according to fox fox your habits denise executives from b.m.w. and mercedes met with administration officials at the white house on tuesday to discuss trade german companies of course are hoping to get out of a twenty five percent tariff threatened by president's trump as a way to strengthen the domestic car industry

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. >> bryan llenas has more from a snow and cold asheville, north carolina. >> reporter: a deadly storm at least five states sunday, dropping massive amounts of snow, sleet, and freezing rain in areas not used to it. there have been hundreds of accidents reported and even with schools canceled throughout the region, travel is still a mess. with stalled cars and trucks, forcing major road closures. >> we debated on trying to get people out of their vehicles but the problem is that if these cars are abandoned, once traffic is open, cars are going to block traffic. >> reporter: things aren't much better in the air. with flights canceled or delayed, the hardest hit state, north carolina, where more than a foot of snow fell in some areas, damaging homes and businesses and cutting power to more than a quarter million customers. governor roy cooper is calling the snow a nightmare and a tragedy and is urging folks to stay indoors. >> we need to stay vigilant. we're not out of the woods yet. this storm dropped staggering amounts of snow, ice, and rain across our state. a year's worth of snowfall

bryan had these hillbillies locked up in his pen and he knows a. since his earliest days in deed, his chief frank has been among the spoke of the remote hills of the for loan and lonely farms. his nonsense is their ideal of since. when he delusions them with his theological bilge, they rejoice like pilgrims exploiting in the river jordan. holy cow. no matter what you might think of minkus ideology he had a certain genius for comic condescension. and reports like this had powerful effect. this trial came to be widely seen as a cultural defeat for fundamentalism. as the moment that made famous the caricature of the fundamentalist as the uneducated redneck. the scopes trial has become this icon of the clash between fundamentalism and modernism. i think it is so telling that 1925 was also the year of the creation in canada of the united church of canada. remember i told you about that great moment of protestant unity in canada when the baptists, the comp -- the presbyterian, the methodists join together to make one big nomination. it is just this lovel

. >> turns out the bryan police were at the door. >> so my friend had heard me screaming and stompingled the police. >> this is like a miracle. >> it was, yeah. >> in the nick of time the police show up. that only shhappens on tv. >> i know. >> they ran in and i was just curled in a fetal position on the floor just shaking uncontrol bli and i remember them asking what happened and the words were just coming out so fast. >> the cops took the man away in handcuffs and kristen slept on her friend's couch that night. the friend called the police to see what would happen next. >> they didn't book him for sexual assault charges. in fact, kristen's attacker, the man she said almost killed her had been released. >> that must have been a tough pill to swallow. >> it was terrifying. i thought he was going to come find me and kill me. the man had given a wildly different version of events. he wasn't with the department back then, but he says the suspect told investigators that he and kristen had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he asked for cocaine and she went off in a rage when that o

bryan cranston was wedged between them. that was bryan, right? >> that's howard beale.ch is not comfortable. and he was pulling on libby's hair, kind of. >> that was all part of the show. >> the intermission? >> how was the show, by the way? >> it was terrific. it's a tour de force by him and everyone else in the show. i don't want to give anything away. >> did it make you want to get back into broadway? >> yes. a little different playing old joe. a little different. >> that's your second broadway show this year. >> carson, thank you. >>> mr. roker, the weather, stir? >> all righty. let's show you what we got going on. for today, we're looking for the chill continuing around the great lakes. storm watches are up from oklahoma into texas. we're going to finally see the rain ending in southern california. a beautiful day in the pacific northwest. mid-atlantic, sunshine today. that's going to be changing as this storm makes its way t that's what's going on aaron the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a

bryan dean wright is a democrat and a former cia operative. he joins us now. hey, bryan.. >> tammy: i'm a democrat as well. i think these issues are so crazy, it is transcending politics and the parties, right? and wouldn't you say claire mccaskill sounded almost jealous there, or at least was revealing why g alexandria ocasio-cortez got elected, because of this enclosed little bubble of politics in washington that both parties have experienced, that for claire mccaskill not to understand the appeal, even though i do think that young woman is going to have some trouble, but it really sounds like therele is a huge disconnect there. >> she represents everything that the democratic party is promising america that it ought to be,om right? it fits that identity politics that we have come to embrace. she is young, she'sav female, she's vibrant in the way that she delivers the message. that is what is important to this party now. what is frightening, though, about that, is what is in her mind, and what she is saying, and what, in fact, she believes, right? she embraces socialism

Él dijo bryan, esto representa cielo y visibilidad ilimitados.tes. poca gente recibe llamadas de un amigo y decirle que no lo pueden apoyar ¿les suena familiar? sÍ porque en la vida de george bush siempre hubo un credo permanente ¿quÉ harÍamos sin la familia y los amigos? cuando Él llegÓ a ser vice-presidente nuestra amistad se refrescÓ y compartimos muy gratos momentos juntos. mi vida en washington fue un tanto tumulto sa pasÉ de la lista de figuras sociales cÍi hasta la zeta y no volvÍ arriba, george me llamÓ una maÑana muy temprano, siempre, temprano. (risas). con mÚsica country sonando al fondo y dijo, veo que los medios te acribillaron, aunque lo dijo de una manera un poco mÁs acida que esa y me dijo ¿por quÉ no vamos a...? vente con annie y pasamos el fin de semana allÁ, en ese momento tenÍa 93% de popularidad yo estaba en 0. 93% asÍ que nos fuimos. los medios estaban allÍ cuando abordamos y george dijo ¿por quÉ no saludas a tus amigos de la prensa? y ellos no saludaron de vuelta. en la maÑana vio los periÓdicos y dijo ah! esto es lo que es

his next role is caring for a quadriplegic lion air played by -- millionaire played by bryan cranston believe he should have 'handled this week'events better. >> he is going to be on that mainstream stage, he should have been faster to apologize. it was very mealymouthed -- i'm sorry, i'm not sorry,.'m bett the whole thing is a mess. there was no winners here. reporter: that includes the oscars themselves. with a ceremony fewer than three months away, they are searching for a new host, someone they are sure will not be surrounded by controversy in the same way that kevin ha has. rajini: it is meant to be a time of peace and goodwill to all, but it seems that stress could be taking the sparkle out of the holiday season. a new study of 2000 americans shows that nearly nine out of 10 people feel under pressure overh period. more than one third of those questioned said working out which family to spend the holiday with can spark friction when it co the delicate issue of gifts, 31% of people say they might argue about how much to spend. then there is the all-important question of who takes

this one given to bryan rust, and that's the difference.s fall to the penguins, 2-1, snapping their five-game win ak st. afterwards, tom wilson was asked about the big fight. >> i think both parties knew, you know, i read the stuff that's said after last season and leading up to it, so,th i k it probably had to be done sooner or later. he went a long way to make that hit. when we looked at each other, it was on. and that's hockey. >>> former rockets forward and newest wizard trevor ariza back with his old team. washington off to a good start. at's thomas bryant scored nine points in the first quarter. the rockets didn't miss many. set a new nba ,record 26 three-pointers. the most ever in a single game. yeah, you're not beating anybody when that happens. harden hit six of those, led all scorers wit 35. wizard, lose it 136-118. >>>well, tmz released video which allegedly shows redskins safety montae nicholson, in the red sweatshirt, in the middle of it all, pushinch pg and knocking a man out. he was arrested, now has been placed on the nfl's

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conference and got to reach out to find a way out of this dire scenario that's our topic this week with me bryan thomas spot on. quadriga thirty minutes on d w. nico he's in germany to learn german. english benito why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to staff of the w z e learning course nikos vic. when the mountains call follow their voice. visit the place which is covered with snow for half the year. the place where ancient and modern meet. her beauty is natural and nature creates beauty. go there and hear the words of the mountains each small step. respect the threshold. to a giant leap. go to a place where the borders are covered with snow. feel a moment of happiness. moment which lasts for ever. i love yourself to be welcomed and compered by the best toasts. remember that memories full of smiles never end. those are the mountains of georgia that's good it see. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight to the evoque want will be one of germany's biggest political changes in decades chancellor angela merkel prepares to relinquish the chair of her party merkel has led the cons

marching orders for his role in the ensuing mad i i just finished one male advice all three points for bryan. and hear all the results of the bonus league is midweek games by i grabbed a late winner against leipzig as we saw. well they were cruising at an all important win in shock and we're hoping to see some some results for you on the screen too but i'll tell you about them in the day's other matches braman drew home to hoffenheim freiburg had over also share the spoils the darby and all square after four first goals in mind on tuesday with arguably the shock of the season against dolphin gladbach before i'm back most are exhausted gaunt and berlin drew with. well it's just business news now perhaps with some pictures here without a good closer look well at the russian economy what does the russian economy look like under putin well according to the president who has just given a press conference really good to tary. just been holding his fourteen's healy press conference he faced the president's time when his approval ratings are at an in-store reka low after an unpopular pension reform

bryan thomas thanks so much for being with us the american defense secretary jim mattis has resigned over president trump's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria a four star marine general has been defense secretary since the president took office in his resignation letter matter said my views on treating allies with respect and also being clear eyed about both malign actors and strategic competitors are strongly held and informed by over four decades of immersion in these issues not a says he was resigning because you have the right to have a secretary of defense whose views are better aligned with yours on these and other subjects. now reports indicate matt has resigned after a last ditch attempt to persuade the president to reverse his decision on syria white house press secretary sarah sanders denied suggestions that the president asked not just to resign secretary mabus has served the president and with the president for two years they have a good relationship i've seen up close and personal on a number of occasions and again they agree to disagree at times but that doesn'

climate conference and how to be find a way out of this dire scenario that's our topic this week with me bryan thomas. quadriga in sixty minutes. on t.w. . a continent is reinventing itself. as africa's tech scene discovers it's true potential. inventors entrepreneurs and high tech professionals talk about their visions successes and day to day business the difference. in history you know everyone. seems to have a vision. i was. digital africa starts december twelfth on t w. so what i see you when i saw you play i was really proud of you because what i've seen in the first. was perfect but this is teamwork if you want to win in life in football you must to work as a g.p. everybody must do his best for the team and not for himself because this is not about to show.

it's an economy job find a way out of this dire scenario that's our topic this week with me bryan thomas on laundry. quadriga next on d w. overwhelmed with coins all bills in some countries cash is becoming a thing of the past. what's it like when money has no material form. book risks and benefits come with digital payment systems. and who stands to profit from a world without money. in forty five minutes on. gemini with. any time any place. the news media and event as. they have i think the benefit of pop. songs to sing along to download it is to come from super. to do a. very huge cost is put it into active exercises are you talking about that deep down you don't come slash dungeon and i'm on facebook in the uk still. blend jam in fifth grade with the devon you. cut. a load welcome to quadriga the international talk show coming to you from berlin i'm brian toms with the world scene more and more extreme drought supercharged hurricanes and catastrophic floods millions around the world want to see action on coping with climate change among them of course the protesters are taking to the

in his next role, he appears alongside bryan cranston, but many believe that he should have handled thishould have been faster to apologise. very mealy mouth, "i am sorry, i'm not sorry, iam better..." the whole thing is a mess. there's no winners here. that includes the oscars themselves. with the ceremony now fewer than three months away, they're now searching for a new host, someone they are sure won't end up being surrounded by controversy in the same way that kevin hart has. lizo mzimba, bbc news. a british sailor whose yacht was crippled by a fierce storm in the southern pacific 0cean has been rescued. susie goodall, who was the youngest competitor, and the only female entrant in the solo golden globe round the world race, was stranded for days in the southern ocean, 2,000 miles from land. but this afternoon, a cargo vessel from hong kong came to her aid, bringing her aboard in stormy conditions, as andy moore reports. safety at last. the cargo ship that rescued susie goodall used its crane to winch her on board. she's reported to be uninjured and in good spirits. it was an ordeal

my colleague hugh woozencroft has beenjoined byjournalists jordan jarrett—bryan, natasha henry and leonace, football and the media. raheem sterling's words have got to me and many others in the sports journalism industry thinking about the current state of play. i have called on some of my fellow black sports journalist to examine the state of the injury. it's not too much hyperbole to suggest what raheem sterling has done is a game changer. what he's done has made editors, people with power, look at themselves. he has been very brave but we can't leave him on his own. it's a moment for us, but it's what happens from here. this is really about betterjournalism. happens from here. this is really about better journalism. it's happens from here. this is really about betterjournalism. it's about making sure there are more thorough processes. if discussions were made about raheem sterling's gone on his leg and if there were proper debates before that was published, then maybe it wouldn't have been published. —— gun on his leg.|j maybe it wouldn't have been published. -- gun on his leg. i had

against the killing of three rebel fighters in a gun battle an indian soldier was also killed alexia bryan reports. i paying respects to the did and vowing they will not be in they i gather at the funerals of rebel fighters and civilians killed by indian forces. the troops that surrounded the village in kashmir southern area after a tip off that rebels were hiding there. were about a part of the civilians were killed deliberately in the morning when the gunfight started the people started to run to the site to help the rebels escape the government forces fired indiscriminately on people and many were martyred. indian police say the fighters were hiding in a civilian harm and accused them of opening fire first. kashmir is disputed between india and pakistan separatist groups have been fighting the indian government since nine hundred forty seven the army has recently increased its operations in the region because of a surge in violence now intonation train services have been suspended. piers the soldiers fired indiscriminately on innocent protestors to silence the voices for freedom india t

could be vulnerable an and the department offers federal help that some republican officials like bryan camp who's recently elected the governor of georgia secretary of state says thanks but no thanks. mcconnell and the gop weaponize denial so what does this say about the ability of our political leaders to recognize or act on the real or present dangers to the national security? it is seen as a turning point in the country to behave in the society as a political entity. the officials in the book and the trump officials for the buck and intelligence officials from the cia and other agencies as a chapter where i describe closing the office for a two day stretch so worried about what is happening he's trying to figure out what is going on here poring over everything that the cia has on russia, putin and the election. he comes out of that so freaked out he says i need to see obama immediately. they come up with a plan which is we need to respond but the first thing we need to do is get everybody on the hill because we need to respond and have a bipartisan response. we can't be seen as the

borders as a snick campaign by european governments as forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers bryan explains. packing up the ship that's been a big can of hope for thirty thousand people over the past two years rescuing those making the treacherous sea crossing between libya and europe migrants and refugees risking everything for what many of us take for granted a safe place to call home the aquarius can no longer work in the charities doctors without borders and. they say that's because of european interference we've been subjected to a concerted campaign of harassment intimidation and obstruction it's taken the pull of criminal investigation on the basis of spiritus allegations and we've been shot at and harassed by the libyan coast guard which is funded by european governments including including that of the u.k. aquarius has been blocked in the french port of ma say since october after panama revoked its registration the charity say it was at the request of. government then last month the police ordered its seizure for allegedly dumping toxic waste the charities denied the alleg

officer bryan hamilton presented the new bike to the teen.mes )( james ) coming upnext ...remembering the attack on pearl harbor. we hear from a survivor of the attack that happened 77 years ago today. ( james ) and in the next hour ... the family of oscar grant is asking the city of oakland to re-name the fruitvale station to honor grant. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) (darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... skies continue to clear out today with plenty of sunshine overhead to take us into the start of your weekend. expect comfortable daytime highs mostly in the 60's with just a few areas holding onto highs in the upper 50's. expect skies to remain dry through the weekend with rainfall looking likely to work back into the bay by monday of next week. wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) (ááá2 shotááá) 77 years ago today -- japan bombed pearl harbor naval base in a surprise attack. more than two-thousand americans died from the bombings.( james ) just one day later

the captain is working with bryan strong and i am working with the chief and we are working with creating a more resilient city. what is going to happen when something hits? we are doing a lot of work together to make sure we are more resilient and prepared. homeland security. chief cochran has been to multiple meetings and exercises. he recently facilitated us teaching at the police academy, teaching them basic fire operations instruction us because sometimes we work really well together with the police. we can always improve on that. what we did was we had at least one member who was a police officer and became a fire fighter. usually doesn't go the other way around. cops like to become firefighters. he went down and taught them basically fire operations, what to look for, what to do, what nonot to do, how to stay safe. help us because we had issues and we don't want them to be victims in the fire. we need to access the street, building. it is a good collaboration. the chief is working with the department of emergency management, coast guard and others for a disaster. if a bridge goes d

jason: bryan roberts is probably one of the most influential in terms of content distribution.g year for him. bert: the thing with comcast, in the u.s. they are dealing with cord-cutting. it's become a huge issue. in europe, they are adding subscribers. this is a move to insulate themselves against that. carol: talk to us about politics. bert: in politics, you had people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, everyone saw that image of her looking shocked when she won the primary. that was a bellwether for the midterms. we included jose, a chef, a michelin chef with 31 restaurants. since the hurricane in puerto rico, and going back to the earthquake and haiti, he is the world's foremost expert on how to feed people in disaster areas. carol: jose is also the owner of the think food group. jason: in the wake of wildfires, hurricanes and earthquakes, his nonprofit has served more than 2.5 million meals to victims and first responders. >> arriving to washington dc in 1993, i saw d.c. central kitchen with a very simple mission, giving hope, one man, one woman at a time, taking homeless off

that was bryan, right? >> yes. >> what was happening? >> that was howard beale.self, which is not very comfortable. and he was pulling on libby's hair kind of. >> that looks like part of the show. >> yeah. >> how was the show? >> terrific. it's a tour de force performance. i don't want to give anything o away. >> didke you want to get back into broadway? >> yes. a little different playing old joe as epos joe as opposed to that. broadway your second pro show this year. >>> the weather, sir? oday we are looking for the chill continuing around the great lakes. storm watches up from oklahoma to texas. we will see the rain ending in southern california. a beautiful day in the pacific northwest. mid-atlantic sunshine today. that will be changing as this storm makes its way to the east. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> goodutorning. a bul day outside. seasonably cold under all the sunshine. temperatures mostly in the mid-30s across the area. as you are planning out your friday, plan on sunshine start to fi