>> um, i was -- well, until about two weeks after we lost crystal. >> crystal's family heard that and it bothered me so much to hear him say that because he never called, he never cared, he doesn't care. >> as for the prosecution's theory that he hatched a plot on the basketball court with skyler moore aka c-styles to kill crystal taylor? impossible, said derek, for two reasons. first -- >> did you ever play basketball at this park? >> no, sir. >> reporter: but more important -- >> prior to this case, have you ever seen skyler moore before in your life? >> no sir. >> derek also had an explanation for why he showed up on security video at a 7-eleven near both moore's and crystal's homes. he said he stopped for cash after being at his aunt's house nearby. >> my mother asked me to run an errand for her, to take my aunt a cooking device, it was something round, it was either a crock-pot or a pressure cooker. >> derek forcefully denied any involvement in crystal's murder. >> did you have anything to do with the death of crystal taylor? >> no, i did not, sir. >> did you have her killed? >>

of crystal palace the inflicted his 1st defeat as liverpool coach and failed crystal palace and. of course liverpool also won plenty of games against but it's always a close affair the psychological barriers are clear to see. the board against his most feared opponent harry potter. or mike tyson who could never beat holyfield. who can just never get the better of gerry. and captain ahab against the white dick. that was true and sumi jo sumi thing i missed was for non-financial that's right in the bundesliga byron have a problem with blood. that is based on statistics. in the seventy's and byron both won multiple german titles while byron success continued the foals haven't won the league since 1977 but if they could be buyers equal they could at least become their bogey team since the summer of 2014 no bundesliga side is one of many points against germany's most successful club. and they scored more goals against biron than any other team in the league. to collective have conversations the conversations happen in the current goal is to happen in the changing room when it happens

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crystal's paintings resonate with women visitors self and encouraged to speak up. i want to be accepted as someone who can go find people who can work and who can be valued by our values should be recognized. back in her studio crystal focuses on her next piece with each painting she wants to drive home a message that if we men will govern this country i have this hope there is. hope for the future of africa cristela wants to see women rise in prominence in togo and she's determined to play her part with ease. brushstroke. i was very cold and i said for an awful good of you news africa you can catch that story and now this from today's show on our website on facebook page so we leave you know where the busiest carnival celebrations from in bend over in cape said see you next time i've been out. playing. the flame. he goes for a cup. the south african say the better environment. 2 men are taking a new approach to waste recycling players' garbage was polluting their community but the oldest do all have become recycling experts and they're planning a great future for

crystals paintings resonate with women's visitors self and encouraged to speak up. i want to be accepted as someone who can go. you can work and he can be valued by our values should be recognized. back in her studio christo focuses on her next piece with each painting she wants to drive home a message that if we men will govern this country i have this hope there is. hope for the future of africa cristela wants to see women rise in prominence in togo and she's determined to play her part with each brush stroke. call lasted for an hour from didn't use africa you can catch that story a lot of us from today's show on our website and facebook page for. you know what this year's carnival celebrations. sungmin bellow in cape wrath see you next time i think. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to his shadow and a few newspapers one official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantrips and their problems are all the same or do social inequality a lack of the freedo

paula abdul and billy crystal.t. >> jimmy: i hope you got to meet billy crystal and fulfill that fantasy. >> i went up to say hi to him backstage and somebody came out and cracked my neck. they really didn't want -- >> that was billy crystal. >> he ordered a coffee from me. i had to give him a latte. >> jimmy: but re also for once have a nice surprise for you, sal. something that i think actually you're going to really take to. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> don't kill her! don't kill her! >> jimmy: paula, sit, sit, how are you? sit -- feel free to sit right on sal if you want to. >> this, this is quite the pickle. >> jimmy: tell paula. >> tell her more. >> jimmy: tell her all the stuff you didn't want to tell her. >> you know what the funniest thing is, i've got them on set, he's the one that keeps walking away from me. >> you know, because -- because -- >> look at him. he can't even talk. [ laughter ] >> he can't even get it out. >> you know, jimmy, you know. >> we were friends, but i never revealed to you that i h

should evolve or crystals paintings resonate with women's visitors self and encouraged to speak up. i want to be accepted as someone who can go find people who can work at it right and who can be valued by our values should be recognized. back in her studio christo focuses on her next piece with each painting she wants to drive home a message that if we men will govern this country i have this hope. for the future of africa crystal wants to see women rise in prominence in togo and she's determined to play her part with each brush stroke. but i was very cold about it for now from did aves africa you can catch that story and others from today's show on our website and facebook page so. you know where the busiest carnival celebrations from in belo in cape breton see you next time. woodland be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers everyone of them as a planet for your children. and the children who have already been there. and those that will follow are part of a new kind of. they could be the future. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. mad

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wells then from the international committee of the red cross across crystal the humanitarian situation in some of these affected areas was was already dial wasn't it was i think when you think the balance that current look at south africa . you have to remember that this comes on the heels of a very tumultuous year. 2019 basically between droughts but so that year started which route and swung into floods and then back drought and then at the end of last year we such a rancho rains and flooding because of the phenomenon were basically the indian ocean he is that presence that operation which leads to precipitation in millions and it was actually those conditions that really created great. breeding grounds for look at and i think the other thing that we have to remember is that a lot of these communities that are being attacked it are not only being hit by climate shocks a lot of them are also experiencing our violent conflicts somalia is obviously a country that's experienced decades of war and ethiopia also has seen intercommunal byron's over the last couple years this year and hundre

please welcome billy crystal. ♪ >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: how are you? >> great. >> jimmy: it's an honor to have you here. and i'm wondering what goes through your mind when you come into this neighborhood, where you hosted the oscars so many times. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you see the street closed down and you're maneuvering to get around, what do you think of? >> how to use waze. >> jimmy: very practical. >> we've hosted between the two of us, 11 times. and this year is another no-host show. >> jimmy: no host. >> which is like having a trial without witnesses. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who'd ever have that? never heard of such a thing. >> moves faster but not quite the result that you want. yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: do you think that a host is important to the snhow? >> yeah! don't you think so? >> jimmy: it seems like it. >> it's the tradition of it. when we did it, you know, i always felt i was in a line of johnny and bob hope. >> jimmy: i felt the same way about you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's t

>>not just for right now either we're going to stay crystal clear through the morning fog is not something we're going to be seeing out all across the bay area whether you're at the coast or in our inland areas so we can just rule that out right now skies are going to remain nice and clear conditions going to remain dry. what we do have is a pretty icy cold start livermore you're sitting at 32 degrees right now expecting you in dublin to fall below freezing at points through the morning, san mateo redwood city hayward right on the bay and in the 30's currently oakland europe, 43 well berkeley at 40 degrees timber on san anselmo most other areas in the north bay at freezing or below freezing like napa fairfield down at 3031 degrees these temperatures are a big drop from yesterday at the same time hopefully are sleeping in on your sunday morning. but if you were you felt temperatures that are about 15 degrees warmer than they are right now and hayward livermore and napa so it is a frigid start you want that extra layers, you're stepping outside. again don't worry so much about the fog or any

crystal meth is unfortunately making a resurgence in our communities. by the way, you may remember in your community in the past couple of decades you heard about these meth houses. where people would be cooking meth literally, you know, in a home or in a trailer, in the basement and causing environmental concerns and so on. you don't hear about that anymore. and you know why? because the crystal meth coming straight from mexico is so powerful and so cheap that people don't have to make it at home anymore. so that's a bad thing because this has expanded the people -- to people that have become addicted to methamphetamine because of this powerful crystal meth. anyway, today i met with law enforcement officers from around the state of ohio. the f.o.p., fraternal order of police. many of you met with them, my colleagues, and they confirmed this troubling trend. they told me that the crystal meth and the cocaine, because they are psychostimulants, are much more difficult for them to deal with and puts their lives more at risk and their state of more at risk

by increasing our understanding of how proteins work these crystals have helped. the development of tailor made drugs is just one area of research by minimizing the effects of gravity has provided completely new insight into the fundamental essence of the universe around us. that's it for now next week we'll be looking at eco friendly plastic made from c o 2 researchers are exploring it as a roar feedstock material that and more next time on tomorrow today. the. world class cinema. political world sought for. topic i. look back at some of the greatest moments. ago and shocks. last. time to. let this environment protection. in berlin serial ways to play out restaurant it tastes delicious here fine dining and sustainability go hand in hand. and nothing is wasted. and garbage here just yesterday strike on your robotics. 13 minutes on d w. beethoven is for me. it's for. beethoven is for. is for her. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for every one. being told in 2020. the 50th anniversary here on d w. they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies near tools of.

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the head of the international monetary fund crystal enough gave a has told d.w. that china's efforts to reopen factories over the next few weeks will be an important indicator of the impact the coronavirus has had on a global value chain her comments come ahead of an announcement that officials from the world health organization would be touching down in china this weekend to address the response to the virus which has infected tens of thousands of people around the world and wreaked havoc on the global economy. in china the economy is reeling from the devastating effects of the coronavirus. it's become a major talking point at the munich security conference. there we caught up with i.m.f. chief crystal georgiev and she said that the top 2020 is looming for china how it is going to affect local diabetes it's seen we have to believe that the next couple of weeks the very form of these because they put those coach in these states the only goes to see these stocks just. that's right. china's president xi jinping renewed his call for the ruling communist party to ste

matching as to lots of blue to the skies today clear skies already this morning golden gate bridge crystal clear no fog. no cloud cover year looking at a storm tracker 4 view much like yesterday's nothing on it and that's really good news for the afternoon, if you enjoyed yesterday. >>now 40's and 50's are your current temperatures this is actually pretty similar torre we spent yesterday morning to oakland berkeley alameda with you in vallejo saint long helene and napa petaluma and fairfield among oucooler spots in the low 40's to upper 30's later day. it's all about the 70's a lot like yesterday, plenty of sunshine robin and we love sunshine. we also like a delay free commute and that's what we're getting right now. >>heading into san francisco for is a live look at he approach to the bay bridge toll plaza a minor weight and some of the cash lanes that's it. no problems on the upper deck, nissues in downtown san francisco and your dri time only 10 minutes all right off to traffic tracker come in from the e sure th's a 15 minute trip from crocketto oakland, 24 looks good nnacry to the cald

among them crystal munoz.hose sentence was commuted after she spent the last few years of a 20-year sentence on marijuana charges. she found an advocate in allison johnson, the president commuted her sentence last year. crystal munoz is joining me right now. thank you for being with me. a lot has happened in a short period of time. if you could, what would you say to president trump? and have you spoken with him? >> i have not spoken with him personally, but i would love to give him a huge hug. >> harris: what has it been like for you? i know that this is emotional for you, obviously. as a mom, to see her two daughters ages 12 and 13. what has that been like for you this week? >> i am in shock to say the least. i am speechless. i am humbled. i feel very blessed. i know that i am blessed. overwhelming emotions. >> harris: i want everybody to know that when you went to prison, that 20-year sentence was because he said that you were filling out a map to show the distribution route if you will of marijuana. you ad

number one, under the constitution, it is absolutely crystal clear that only congress can declare war. number two, which is crystal clear, we know the president of the united states has the authority to defend the country. and finally, number three, and this is very important as it relates to this, no one, no one wants war with iran. no one agrees that we should proceed to war with iran. that is simply not the situation here today. there are constitutional questions here we know that we have to wrestle with, and they are difficult ones. the -- it's important to note here, first of all, that the dispute that's been going on with iran for a long, long time has really nothing to do with the iranian people. we support the iranian people. they are -- they have a long history, a proud tradition, and they deserve substantially better than what they're getting in leadership today. this is an important debate we're going to have today about war powers and the use of military force. one of the things also that's clear but that muddies the water, and that is that there is no clear line of deline

clear the golden gate bridge crystal clear skies really mean all across the bay area this morning. >>teeratures again off to a mild start we're in the 40's and 50's alameda have 54 53 along with san francisco while concordnapa say alina in the along with fairfield i guess in the 's this morning having fallen over the past couplof minutes there temperatures by the afternoon. it's 70's all over with a few spots back into the 80's today, i've got your breakdown of ere to expect the warmest of temperatures still to come over to you robin all right, thank you john off to the golden gate we're doing ne from e north bay to san frcisco, the traffic here is nice and lighand quiet so commute at 19 minutes nevado to the tos but it's the complete opposite at the bay bridge toll plaza, the oakland side already jammed your bacp is spilling be on west grand but you're only averaging 10 minutes because it's a great trip on the upper deck just not so great behind the pay gates, there without minor weiged 6.80 dunbarton bridge 5.81 oh one all doing just fine inthe commute direction. we'll check more

it is crystal clear out there what we d't have crystal clear as the skies up above us definitely a lotclouds drifting across the bay area today you're going to notice that as you're stepping outsideonce the sun does come up. >>temperatures are fairly mild startthis morning. take a ok at freeman here at 61 oakland berkeley and san francisco comfortable in th upr 50's. ,

into work this thursday morning and something brown super familiar with any more because it has been crystal clear out there the past few days. we certainly do have that marine layer president this morning. that's actually going to help to keep things cooler into the tpafternoon. so you get a notic of one of our cooler days the forecast ahead of us this afternoon still above average and still comfortable though 40's and 50's for your current temperatures across the bay pretty mild start to the day and it will be a mild afternoon. temperatures closer to our seasonal averages picking today in a range of a low to mid 60's, lots of sunshine this afternoon but yes, some areas of fog this morning that you should on top of as you're getting outside to make that drive into work robin all right, thank you john speaking of the drive into work, let's check in on it starting off with a t heading into san francisco that routine maintenance work finally wrapped up at the toll plaza. >>we are looking good. we have a clear trip through the maze smooth on the upper deck, trouble free through downtown san fra

it is crystal clear it is dry right now that's what we're seeing across the bay area really no cloud cover just a touch of low clouds and fog out to the central valley. it's not going affect your morning commute here in the bay though lots of sunshine to be expected in the afternoon and as of right now it is a little cooler than yesterday lot more 40's on the map than there are 50's few 50's do remain right along the bay and then some 30's in areas like napa petaluma fairfield at 37 degrees right now that is a big drop in temperatures from 24 hours ago for fairfield down 23 degrees livermore and napa down 20 degrees. each well conquered oakland, half moon bay also some impressive drops and temperatures during your overnight hours compared to where we're at at the same time yesterday so yeah do want to bundle up as you're getting back outside, especially for inland areas where that difference is the most noticeable now from these 40's and 50's where most of us are eventually back to the 60's this afternoon an afternoon that will be pretty similar to where we have been that's above ave

it's crystal clear.tsoever wds, nice and calmfor the majority of us just a febreezy spots linging on up in t north bay towards sonoma calistoga. that along 80'syou drive on through solano county where in

>>as for conditions this crystal clear we do have a is light offshore breeze and that is pushing any chance of fog well off shore this rning so you've got a clear view across thbay and stormtracker 4 is as quiet as i've seen it not a single cloud out there so and we're starting clearthis morning temperatures right now in the 40's and 50's one exceptin and it's pretty fairfield or exceptions actually each up into the low 60's right now so we e off to a mild start you can thin some of that offshore wind for tht keeping some of that warm air pushed on out into the bay area so fairly mild start to the orning and look at where we're headin this afternoon, not feel like february at all talking upper 70's, ev a couple low 80's foinland spots, more of all the way up into the upper 60's to low 70's out by e coast and plenty ofsunshine. well throughout the day get out there and enjoy thione it is not going to be feelg likely february back to iraq all right, thank you john let's eck in on traffic now we want to take a pay t nditions around the bay. >>and we have a little bit of lanes at the bay

house this morning look at outside to berkeley out towards the coast conditions are nice and very crystal clear actually not that piece of fog not a bit of cloud cover it's all looking nice and clear now that's part of the reason that we are seeing temperatures the past couple of evenings just plummeting the way they have and although this morning hasn't been as cold as yesterday morning, it's still chilly, san jose you're at 39. morgan hill at 37 petaluma santa rosa beach in the 30's as well while most of the rest of us are still hanging out in the 40's oakland alameda san mateo and san francisco, some of our warmer spots but still upper 40's is by no means warm. >>cold enough up in the north bay for some freeze warnings in tel 09:00am from solano county clear down through marine county so a lot of us affected by temperatures that are very cold to start out by the afternoon not going to be quite as cold as yesterday was we're going to be looking at still a chill to the air but daytime highs climbing back to the upper 50's for some areas. i'm talking even warmer conditions just around the

was there a moment it crystallized? gov. bush: it did. it crystallized after the inauguration, my second inoculation as governor. i am a plainspoken guy but i hide my emotions well. i was expressing doubts because i was worried about my family, worried about my family life, my daughter is more than anything. i love my wife a lot. i thought long and hard about it. two address the family question, and then, do i know what to do? i believe i am prepared and ready to lead. >> you have the pedigree. i know some conservatives are wondering, how much ronald reagan conservatives are coursing through the george bush veins? gov. bush: i appreciate that. i thought ronald reagan was a great president. i come from the baby boomer generation. dad a different era from my and president reagan. i will be dealing with circumstances that are different. but if people analyze my record in texas, they will find it is a conservative record and i am a compassionate fella. >> it is a tough question to ask. gov. bush: the only thing i can speak really clearly on i

crystal palace academy.nteresting as it would happen to their lives on the edge of the system. they were taken out of full—time schooling to be a full—time schooling to be a full—time footballer. it was interesting to see theirjourney. that is a theme of races a minute and try to pick out racism in football since it is not gone yet. with that discussion, what can we do to progress the sport further. every black person you speak to has got a story of being abused at some point in the game. 8096 of respondents in a recent survey say they have suffered racism while playing football in an academy march. this play, developed in the city known for its diversity, is trying to tell a story that's important to the writers, the actors and audiences. it is really important when young boys learn about what being a minor is a a good man means. i think it is really interesting in the setting of a foot ball interesting in the setting of a football academy. football is still something that has a hyper masculine area. some o

. >> joining me now cnn political commentator and democratic strategist paul bagala and crystal ballhe forthcoming book "the populous guide to 2020." paul, what does this do to the campaigns this morning? you've been in your fair share of campaigns. if you are running one of these presidential campaigns this morning, how does this impact? >> well, the only thing the campaigns can do is move forward. they should be there with you in new hampshire, as you saw you interview amy klobuchar earlier, they have to move forward. iowa is about one thing and that is the night of the caucuses. right? this year democrats spent two years and $100 million all to lead up to that speech, that speech. barack obama maybe one of the main reasons he became president is that he shocked the world, beat hillary clinton in iowa in 2008 and then gave one of the great speeches of modern america. that speech opportunity is gone, gone, gone. today is the state of the union address, tomorrow is the final vote on the president's impeachment, wednesday and thursday there are town halls here on cnn, going to make a

he's loaded with crystals.", and they don't ever go away. and that was one of the reasons why we exhumed him, was so that we cou find out if those crystals were still there. >> so when you do an autopsy on someone who ingested antifreeze, you can see the slides of the various organs. it looks like a gold vein in a western mine somewhere. you see these little, beautiful crystals popping up at you. >> those telltale crystals. the same crystals when you look side-by-side with david castor, from the antifreeze. >> so that was, like, a big, yeah, we got her. awesome. >> i knew at that point we had a double homicide and stacey castor probably killed both her husbands. >> and really, it's that moment that this investigation breaks wide open. >> that's when we said, we need to bring her in for a second interview. >> detective spinelli and i drove out to speak to stacey. he explained to her that, you know, we hadn't closed out the investigation yet. >> i told her that we needed to close the case out one way or the other,

it's crystal clear out there looking snow just as you saw in san francisco. right now powell out so in morgan hill or in the 30's, san jose in hayward you are there earlier this morning concord you're at 36, north bay temperatures mostly low 40's to upper 30's at this point if you view fell to freezing if not below freezing this morning now temperatures are certainly cold and it is cold out there, but it's not as cold as yesterday was we still freeze warnings in effect right now until 09:00am for portions of marine sonoma napa and solano counties tomorrow morning still be chilly. but not as cold as this morning has been so there's a gradual trend upward as far as both evening lows and daytime highs are concerned we're getting less and less cold as the week goes on. it's still probably going to be too chilly though for most of our like kings as for a storm tracker 4 it is crystal clear and dry out there that really doesn't change much as high pressure builds into this forecast so now what we've got is a continuation of this dry streak of whether all through th

each dummy has over 2 and a half 1000 of the crystals distributed around its body. the measurements generates a 3 d. model of the radiation dose absorbed by the dummy showing how much each organ is exposed to. the invention abel's the experts to determine the potential risk of cancer for an astronaut traveling to the moon. was the 1st time we enter interplanetary space with a phantoms and there will be measuring radiation in the spacecraft built specially for these research trips to the moon it's unprecedented. bundle of the orion spacecraft that will also be conducting tests for another radiation risk it only rarely occurs but it's a serious matter for astronauts. radioactive proton storms into space by solar flares. this nasa video shows how astronauts should react when a proton storm is headed in that direction. they build a protective shelter made of blocks filled with water or plastic where occupants can take cover until the storm has passed by. another option would be a radiation protection vest. one of the 2 dummies manning be upcoming a ryan flight will be w

so skies, crystal clear no fog.cloud cover what we've got is a low pressure area to our south that yesterday resulted in some rain on the oscars. all they did for us though is make for some windy conditions amid our stretch of dry weather we're in the midst of right now. now quite the range of winds going on across the bay area currently some areas like san francisco in mountain view are perfectly calm with oakland and hayward. for similar 2 mile per hour winds. then you had to other spots like concord fairfield napa and livermore were conditions certainly our breezy from time to time and will continue to be through much of the day ahead of us it will be the north bay d inland east bay and then our hilly areas that are most prone to some of our most powerful winds today, gusting still as high as 50 miles per hour in these areas now here's a look at 05:00pm tonight you're going to be driving home from work around this time when still a factor up in the north bay the inland east bay but look at this our bayside areas

you can see across the bay skie beautiful in crystal clear.nshine around through the urse here wednesdaya lot like we did yesterday so no cloud cover out there whatsoever. 40's and 50's currently alameda and berkeley a 52 san francis 53