my name is chris rivers. i work with greg on staff at edgewood. i've been there three years, and i work with our foundation partners to fund additional services and needs in the organization. and over those three years, i've watched a rising tide of statistics, alarming statistics about teen suicide, those who faced untreated mental health in our country, and the c.s.u. has continued to be a beacon of light for many children and their families. the work that i do works because it's a public private partnership. i have many partners who want to continue to step up and provide tens of thousands of dollars to support the c.s.u. and the work that they do, but they can do it without your leadership. they can't do it without you standing up and saying you care about this facility because of what it does for the community. so i just want to thank you again for considering this, and i strongly encourage you to pass this $350,000 support for edgewood to allow us to continue to provide these crucial services. thank you. >> chair mar: next services, please.

my name is chris rivers. i work with greg on staff at edgewood. i've been there three years, and i work with our foundation partners to fund additional services and needs in the organization. and over those three years, i've watched a rising tide of statistics, alarming statistics about teen suicide, those who faced untreated mental health in our country, and the c.s.u. has continued to be a beacon of light for many children and their families. the work that i do works because it's a public private partnership. i have many partners who want to continue to step up and provide tens of thousands of dollars to support the c.s.u. and the work that they do, but they can do it without your leadership. they can't do it without you standing up and saying you care about this facility because of what it does for the community. so i just want to thank you again for considering this, and i strongly encourage you to pass this $350,000 support for edgewood to allow us to continue to provide these crucial services. thank you. >> chair mar: next services, please.

thank you and we will also have the weatherforecast from chris. riverthe league. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. let's go straight to south wales. this is pontypridd which is being visited this afternoon by prince charles. he is going there to see residents in the town whose homes and businesses were very badly affected last weekend because of storm dennis. there were hundreds of properties across south wales that we re properties across south wales that were flooded and residents reported that the sound of what sounded like an explosion as some of the floodwaters hit their properties in the middle of the night. clearly a big clean—up operation still to be finished. our correspondent is there for us this afternoon. he was showing us just for us this afternoon. he was showing usjust some for us this afternoon. he was showing us just some of the debris that has been left behind by these flood waters. storm dennis at last weekend followed hot on the heels after storm ciara the weekend before. it was very much the winds which w

my name is chris rivers. i work with greg on staff at edgewood. i've been there three years, and i work with our foundation partners to fund additional services and needs in the organization. and over those three years, i've watched a rising tide of statistics, alarming statistics about teen suicide, those who faced untreated mental health in our country, and the c.s.u. has continued to be a beacon of light for many children and their families. the work that i do works because it's a public private partnership. i have many partners who want to continue to step up and provide tens of thousands of dollars to support the c.s.u. and the work that they do, but they can do it without your leadership. they can't do it without you standing up and saying you care about this facility because of what it does for the community. so i just want to thank you again for considering this, and i strongly encourage you to pass this $350,000 support for edgewood to allow us to continue to provide these crucial services. thank you. >> chair mar: next services, please.

chris really believed annie was pregnant. so he persuaded her to meet him at the river. but -- >> chris has no intent on running away. for being there is to kill her. so he just starts beating her until she dies. >> turns out to be a very sloppy crime. the amount of blood. >> i feel that he betrayed annie more than he betrayed us. annie knew him. and annie trusted him. >> at his sentencing, chris sounded remorseful. >> i'm very sorry for everything that's happened, and i want to apologize to annie's family and to my family and to everybody in court today for putting everybody through this. >> still trying to put words into everything that has happened -- >> but for veronica, no around of i'm sorries could make up for what she and annie's entire family lost. >> may you feel sadness. may you feel loss. may your tears heal your soul. but may your conscience never clear. i will grieve my daughter every day. >> and so for the charge of first murder, a firstagree felony, i'll sentence you to an indeterminant term of not less than 15 years -- >> chris bagshaw has determined her future, now chris bag sa shaw would hear his f

installed decorative lights under bridges giving residents of south bend colorfully illuminated rivers. >> chris: you say biden is mocking people in small towns, he says the point he is making is you just have too little experience on too little a scale. you like to say that the democrats who win are the ones who push for generational change. john kennedy, bill clinton, barack obama. he says, this is his quote, "he is no barack obama." >> he's right, i'm not, neither is he, neither is any of us. this isn't 2008, this is 2020. this is how we are going to turn the page and deliver a better future in the country. but also, there are so many communities, cities like mine in the industrial midwest, rural areas, even neighborhoods and our biggest cities that are tired of being treated as a punch line or not feeling that our voices are heard in washington, and a big part of this campaign is making sure that we carry those voices to the capital instead of thinking that the answers are going to come from washington as we know it. in order to win, also to govern we need to be ready to look to the future a

river rock casino. >> reporter: hi, everybody. chrisarez outside hard rock stadium in miami getting ready for super bowl liv. now, the league honoring the best of the best on super bowl eve. that is the nfl honors. nick bosa wins defensive rookie of the year. many in these parts thought jimmy g should have been the comeback player of the year. he came back from a torn acl and had a great year. that instead went to ryan tannehill. jimmy g and his team, they're in the super bowl. the national narrative seems to be the niners are a running team, but former 49ers head coach steve mariucci dispels that notion and drops the facts on jimmy g. >> jimmy g is going to have to throw more than eight times, right? but i think it will depend on the score. you know, if they're in control or it's close, i think they'll stay with the game plan and run the ball like they do. a lot of play action passes and do what they do that way. jimmy g has come from behind before. down by ten three times. did you know that? >> i did not know that. >> now you do. he's

cardiff too. 100 volunteers helping to remove six tonnes of debris left by the river taff at bute park. in worcestershire, chrishe ruins of his business and said he was giving up the fight to survive. ijust can't cope with it any more. i was flooded in 2007, and that was pretty traumatic. but this time, you know... during the day river levels have fallen back. the highest flood alerts have been downgraded and many roads reopened. tonight the environment agency said there was a slow improvement along those rivers most affected by the recent bad weather. and that respite should continue tomorrow, but further heavy rain forecast for this region on monday means there is a risk of further disruption. robert hall, bbc news, on the river wharfe in west yorkshire. a man has been charged with stabbing 70—year—old raafat maglad inside london's central mosque during afternoon prayers on thursday. daniel horton, who's homeless, appeared at westminster magistrates' court accused of causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. the relatives of a young family who died in a crash in the highlands have descr

cardiff, too, 100 volunteers helping to remove six tons of debris left by the river taff at bute park. in worcestershire, chrise ruins of his business and said he was giving up the fight to survive. i just can't cope with it anymore. i was flooded in 2007, and that was pretty traumatic. but this time, you know... during the day, river levels have fallen back, the highest flood alerts have been downgraded and many roads reopened. tonight, the environment agency said there was a slow improvement along those rivers most affected by the recent bad weather. and that respite should continue tomorrow, but further heavy rain forecast for this region on monday means there is a risk of further disruption. robert hall, bbc news, on the river wharfe in west yorkshire. a storm, carrying clouds of red sand from the sahara, has forced the suspension of many flights in and out of the canary islands. winds of up to 120 kilometres an hour are buffeting the islands. the regional government has declared a state of alert and advised people to keep doors and windows closed. authorities in la nzarote's capital arrecife, have cancell

cardiff, too, 100 volunteers helping to remove six tons of debris left by the river taff at bute park. in worcestershire, chrisbusiness and said he was giving up the fight to survive. i just can't cope with it anymore. i was flooded in 2007, and that was pretty traumatic. but this time, you know... during the day, river levels have fallen back, the highest flood alerts have been downgraded, and many roads reopened. tonight, the environment agency said there was a slow improvement along those rivers most affected by the recent bad weather. and that respite should continue tomorrow, but further heavy rain forecast for this region on monday means there is a risk of further disruption. robert hall, bbc news, on the river wharfe in west yorkshire. boxing, and tyson fury and deontay wilder are preparing to face each other again in in las vegas for the wbc world title. it's almost 15 months since the pair fought out a controversial draw and tickes have been exchanging hands for thousands of dollars. sport editor dan roan is at the mgm grand hotel in las vegas. the wbc title, the most prestigious of the four belts, is

cardiff, too. 100 volunteers helping to remove six tons of debris left by the river taff at bute park. in worcestershire, chrisf his business and said he was giving up the fight to survive. i just can't cope with it anymore. i was flooded in 2007, and that was pretty traumatic. but this time, you know... during the day, river levels have fallen back. the highest flood alerts have been downgraded, and many roads reopened. tonight, the environment agency said there was a slow improvement along those rivers most affected by the recent bad weather. and that respite should continue tomorrow, but further heavy rain forecast for this region on monday means there is a risk of further disruption. robert hall, bbc news, on the river wharfe in west yorkshire. a man has appeared in court charged with carrying out a knife attack at a mosque in central london on thursday. daniel horton is accused of stabbing raafat maglad, who is in his 70s. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah gave us this update from westminster magistrates‘ court. daniel horton appeared in court this afternoon. he sat for most of the hearing with his head down.

we go to eastern iowa now, the town of clinton along the mississippi river. chriss. >> reporter: hey there, brian. and we've got people who are walking in, as you can see. look, this night is just getting started. we have pete buttiegieg getting all set up. joe biden. behind us amy klobuchar. elizabeth warren. andrew yang. but the reason that we're here -- and you mentioned it -- is the mississippi river. this is the place where all up and down the mississippi river there was industry. there were businesses that had high-paying union jobs that went away largely now. there are still a few industries along the mississippi. i took a drive there today. but what you see is what you see in so much of the industrial midwest, brian. that is a lot of boarded up shops downtown, a lot of homes, in fact, that are boarded up because when the jobs went away the population went down as well. so what we're looking for here tonight, and believe me, people who are looking at these different candidates and saying, who is it who can win back those swing voters in places like michigan,

river rock. aaron rodgers we hear from him. >> husband went to stanford. it's fun this time of year. >> all year round. >> house divided. >> chrisch more to come on abc 7 news at eleven. a north bay man living in wuhan, china, describes the pan and i can desolation in the city as coronavirus continues to take more lives. >> and of course more oscars coverage, the actors

chris fawkes. hello there. we've seen some significant disruption today thanks to storm dennis, the torrential rain led to significant flooding and we still got six severe flood warnings in forest, stretches of the riverles and in the west midlands, all affected. —— flood warnings in force. at over 300 flood warnings elsewhere in the uk. even as the rain stops falling, we can see the flooding gets worse before it gets better in some communities. storm dennis, it's final act is pushing close to the north of scotland and a swathe of powerful wind gusts here which could get gusts of around 75 miles an hour and can cause some disruption into monday morning's rush hour. for monday itself, a day of sunshine and blustery showers and one of those days are most of us will see a downpour or two, showers most frequent across northwestern areas where they'll have some hail and thunder mixed in, but nowhere is immune from catching an odd downpour, it will feel quite cool in the wind and will stay windy all day. temperatures between 8 and 11 degrees. hello this is bbc news. a major incident is declared by police in south wales — as flooding and landslides caused by storm dennis lead to a number of road closures. he

chris. finally, i want to show you hopefully you can see the flow of the river severn. 400 tonnes of water anejohnson, who helped launch the first american astronaut into orbit around the earth, has died at the age of 101. her role at nasa was highlighted in the 2016 film hidden figures, which tells the story of african—american women who worked on early space missions, including the moon landings. in a statement, nasa said katherinejohnson's legacy of excellence had broken down racial and social barriers. margot lee shetterly, who wrote the book hidden figures, said it was her "life's honour" to telljohnson's story. and actress taraji henson, who played johnson in the hidden figures movie, thanked the mathematician for sharing her intelligence with the world, adding: "because of your hard work little girls everywhere can dream as big as the moon." we can speak now to libbyjackson, who works at the uk space agency, as their human exploration programme manager. shejoins me from paris. how big a figure was catherine johnson? catherine played a huge pa rt johnson? catherine played a huge part r

chris dropped out of high school. got and stayed high every minute he could, he says. hanging out down by the riveraho falls with all those kids his mother warned him about, and that, he says, is how his name came up after the murder of angie dodge, when police were scouring the city for suspects who might match that dna left behind after the murder. so too he was asked to submit dna. did you think anything of that? >> no. i had no rhyme, no reason to be scared. >> but then not a word for months until, you'll recall, january of 1997, when tapp was brought in for questioning after his friend ben hobbs was arrested for a nevada sexual attack, which police said was similar to the murder of angie dodge. >> i didn't know what he was being brought in for. >> you didn't connect it with the angie thing at all? >> no, honestly, i thought i was going in for drugs. >> and as you've seen over the course of several weeks, chris tapp soon went from saying he knew nothing about angie's murder to being the only man charged in the case, just as his mother warned him. >> how was your mother during all of this? >> fr

with chris culliver about the effects of trauma viruses having on german car makers i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being. good to. me. that changed. our part documentary about the river carrying. charts and john the. soldiers songs like i don't go away stay with us because i'm by the sound afraid of. the phonics. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but not. then nothing with the tenant you bet you haven't think they've been for gemma culture yet you don't seem to take that as grandma down east coast it's all that they know i'm right joe join me to meet the devil to funkytown post. with him how to be suckers with the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be small i never would have gone on a trip to cuba i would not have put myself and my parents so much danger to the bottom of the theme of the going to give us leave would. put that on the global d.g. to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there much i'm going to. want to know their story to migrants terrified to enter a mobile information for margaret's. the factory doors remain closed fox wagon extends its production halls in china

chris slegg was there. there is no water but they youngsters involved today will tell youngsters involved today will tell you it is every bit as challenging as rowing on a rivert into it or you will feel like you are not going to be able to make it.” it or you will feel like you are not going to be able to make it. i start to dwelling in year seven cell a year ago and to dwelling in year seven cell a yearago andl to dwelling in year seven cell a year ago and i wanted to give it a try. it's a sports which has been labelled by some as a deepest more than half of great britain's middle east where privately educated compared to just 7% of the general population. events like this are seen as crucial to tap into talent from last privileged backgrounds. andrew went to state school and did not take up welding until he was a student at staffordshire university and he went on to win three olympic gold medals. today, he was handing out tapes to the next generation. it's a big event here and there is a lot going on butjust focus on it's a big event here and there is a lot going on but just focus on your machine. part of the sports but it's not a deepest. no one is barred

chris or growth versus value. for all intents and purposes does growth mean tech? >> it does mean tech doesn't have to mean just tech the ray river front defines it is different we throw out the idea price to book is the right way to daily he in it a growth to value but certainly tech fits that description. a lot of health care fits that description. things that are ancillary around the tech space companies that own real estate, that house data servers, for instance that would be considered a real estate company but yet it plays very much in the same growth. >> you in this market despite the run up, you're still on board, right >> yes, we are still one of our favorite sectors at river front we put a bit of a spin on it a lot of press goes out to fang stocks and as an ex-technology analyst from a million years ago i can tell you once the pe gets over 25 i get nervous. there's a whole other part of tech, a subsectover tech like software companies generate tons of free cash flow and increasing returning cash flow to shareholders >> we'll come back to that thought. let me turn to you jim paulson your in the camp that says dance with

chris fawkes. thi5 this is tewkesbury. reviving unpleasant memories of the historic floods back in 2007. six severe floods back in 2007. six severe flood warnings across the country, 95 normal flood warnings as well. the riversn the river severn up to and including sunday and things getting better on the river trent and the river wye showing signs of improvement. more rain in the forecast. but tonight we have showers coming in across the north—west of the country falling as snow over north—west of the country falling as 5now over the high ground about 200 metres elevation. later in the night you can metres elevation. later in the night you can see more general metres elevation. later in the night you can see more general rain arriving across these areas, which i5 arriving across these areas, which is what we have in store for tomorrow. another big weather front stretching thousands of miles into the atlantic. thi5 stretching thousands of miles into the atlantic. this one is targeting the atlantic. this one is targeting the north—west of the country, so not the flood hit areas across the midlands that will see the heaviest rain, northern ireland, scotland, northern england and the north of wales. 20 to a0 mil

river rock casino. >> thinking of next career move. >> thinking there's a movie there. >> no doubt, let's write the script. >> let's do it now, okay, i'm leaving. thanks christo come on abc7 news at 11:00. new concerns about coronavirus outbreak and spread in other countries. >>> oprah is here. abc7 news caught up with her on tomtrump on the economy.ald his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or channeled your inner jedi? you gotta love that... have you raced through radiator springs? or struck a power pose with them? now is the perfect time to feel like this... and this... and definitely that. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. kids enjoy the magi

river -- the idea of sacrifice is too hard. how about the idea of hope? can't we instill hope in people we can do something with climate, that we can still accomplish our goals? >> so, chrishen young people are running the show, all this stuff is going to change. these people are going -- the sekaras of the world are going to be throwbacks. he's going to be a throwback. >> he is a throwback. >> article 1 section 8 clause 8 of the u.s. constitution refers to the progress of science and useful arts. you know, we all like to talk about what the founding fathers had in mind. well, they had science in mind, everybody. and carbon dioxide being put into the air by the burning of fossil fuels has been shown to make the world warmer faster than ever in earth's history, with the exception of asteroid impacts. so, you guys, we can fix these problems. we can innovate. clean water, renewable electricity, access to the internet for everybody in the world raise the standard of women and girls, and happy presidents day. >> that's why young people are on your side, sir. thank you very much, bill nye the science guy. right back after this. thank you. we made usaa insurance for members like

the environment agency's chris bainger — who gave me the latest from the flooded streets of shrewsbury. we are seeing levels very similar at the moment to last week and the river have a gauge here in shrewsbury, it is 4.6 metres now. last week it was 4.85 metres, but we have issued on our severe flood warning that we expect levels to be around about 4.8 metres — 5.2 metres. and you say the risk to property, we can see the property, we can't see the people, where are all the people? well, i have lived in this town for 30 years and it is like a ghost town. that is the good news, because people have heeded the severe warning and we are asking people really, there is no need to come down to these areas of town. i am stood now on the main thoroughfare through town, called smithfield road, and it is like a ghost town. usually at this time in the morning, this road would be extremely busy with people going to work. so all the roads have been closed, it is important that we are putting out the message that we don't want people driving through this floodwater and we don't want people wading through this floodwater. and what do you expect to happen next? hoping, fingers

rivers. >> nbc road warrior vaughn hillyard has been following this and joins us now. what's buttigieg saying to fight back? >> reporter: we should note that we just left the campaign event, chris, with him just down the road in which there were more than one thousand votes who showed up to a middle school jim naizium in nashua here. this is the first of five stops today. he's played it a point not to get distracted. he held a press conference yesterday in which he questioned the readiness to be president. he was asked about this at that rally a few minutes ago down the road. i'll let you take a listen to his response. >> it's the heat of competition. throwing elbows, making contrasts. although i would argue that this has been more than people are saying, a substantive debate. and we are having respectful, honest disagreements about our approach. of course i believe my campaign's ra approach is the best one. i believe i'd be the best nominee to defeat donald trump and i believe my vision for the country is the best. but there is going to come a day where out of the 25 people who jumped into this race for president, approximately 24 are not going to be the nominee. and so much d

chris fawkes has the weather. there are six severe flood warnings are still in force and another 99, more rain today, we will be taking a look at what is next coming to our riverystems and looking at the forecast as there is a bit more rain on the way so the areas of flooding could move to different parts of the country. thanks chris. also coming up on afternoon live. tributes are paid to larry tesler, the computer scientist behind cut, copy and paste, who's died at the age of 7a. also coming up on afternoon live, tributes are paid to larry tesler, the computer scientist behind cut, copy and paste, who's died at the age of 7a. hello, iam hello, i am simon mccoy. a suspected right wing extremist has shot dead nine people in germany. the 43—year—old, named by german media as tobias r, attacked people in two shisha smoking bars in the city of hanau. many of the victims are thought to be turkish. it's believed the attacker then shot dead his mother before killing himself. the authorities say he had expressed extreme xenophobic views in a manifesto and video. the attack comes amid growing conerns about far right violence in germany. paul adams reports. horror in th