we talked to stan jones, a former investigative reporter with the anchorage daily news and author of the spill about the timeline of the disaster and the effect it had on the area. this is already minutes. -- 30 minutes. home and it at my was all over the news. by the time i got to work, i knew all about it. the first reaction was disbelief. how could this happen? the second reaction was just shocked at the enormity of it. they spilled i think 11 million gallons of oil. and covered like 11,000 square miles of ocean before it was done. the scale was inconceivable until it happened. >> where were you working and what was your job? >> i worked for the anchorage daily news and i was a reporter at the time, primarily doing investigative work. i had covered oil before the spills. >> can you tell us what the history of the oil industry was in alaska? how will -- large was it during that time? knowe modern industry we today got its start in alaska in 1967 when there was a huge oil strike. operating inan the tankerat is when traffic began. 15 years passed before this spill. , froml industry i

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this is the daily news asia coming up on the program access to education it's especially tough when you live in a refugee camp looking at children in bangladesh may be eager to learn so why won't the adults in government left them and. a detergent out for holy starring a hindu girl and a muslim boy provokes in an do nationalist backlash. plus we go behind the scenes at the world's biggest film studio where for the foot soldiers movie making is more grit than glamour. i'm melissa chan welcome to d.w. news asia good to have you with us more than seven hundred thousand ripping young muslims fled a military crackdown in neon mark two years ago and ended up in refugee camps in bangladesh they lack access to a lot of things adequate shelter basic supplies health care and for the kids they need to find a way to continue their education but bangladesh has not made it easy for them from the government's perspective setting up schools confers a state of permanence one that would encourage rahane guest to settle down something the host country does not want and so we think the children struggle fo

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this is daily news live from berlin algeria witnessed as the biggest protest since president to flee cuts of power students in algeria are leading sunday's push for change around two thousand people joined in calls for president not to seek a fifth term days of demonstrations have erupted across the north african state ahead of today's deadline for candidates to enter the race also coming up. here in defense forces say they're close to ending the so-called islamic states hold on the town of good but i guess his hold on syrian territory is coming to an end the winning over the local population in light pain and even bigger battle. and roger federer has become just the second man to reach one hundred career titles now he's aiming at the all time record of tennis legend jimmy connors. nicol for all it's good to have you with us algeria has seen another day of widespread protests police in algiers confronted students protesting against eighty two year old president abdelaziz bouteflika canada see for a fifth term in office local media report that beautifully custom made it official paper

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legal analyst joey jackson is a defense attorney, sabrina cho is a report for "the yale daily news." anchor for "people tv." so joey, obviously i keep thinking -- first of all, i keep thinking about the good who get into college fair and square or didn't get in because the kids bumped them out. what are the legal ramifications for the parents? >> before my legal hat, my parent hat. went through the whole process. obviously my son now is at unc, chapel hill, your al ma mater. great school. from a parent's perspective, what you go through to get your kids into college, how you treat your kids to get them into college. it starts early on. then in middle school and developing them, encouraging them not only academically to hold it down, but to do things, music, athletics, to show the schools in the future -- >> a well-rounded kid. >> absolutely. that you have cultural values and experiences. in high school it gets worse. parents berating your kids, and telling -- >> you're giving me flashbacks. >> exactly. you got to take the a.c.t. you got to take the s.a.t. you have to work hard. pract

elizabeth mitchell of the nbody daily news.nks very much. >> thank you for having me. >> nawaz: and let's get some reaction from julie foudy, the former captain of the u.s. women's national team, who is a two-time world cup champion and an olympic gold medalist. she's now a soccer commentator and reporter for espn. and hosts a podcast called "laughter permitted," which is about women pioneers in sports. she joins us now on the phone. julie thank u so much for being with us. let's just start with your reaction. at did you think when you first heard about the lawsuit today. >> had interesting timing right before the world cup of course and it's bold and brave which is pretty much trademarks of this team for so long. what i love about this current group is they understand that their roll in s role in so manyo pioneer for other women whether it be the u.s. hockey tea d you wn the list of national bodies aren't doing enough for their women's team and they recognize they have an rpportunity to set the path f these other teams and the

we talked to stan jones, former investigative reporter with the anchorage daily news and author ill" about the timeline of the disaster and the effect it had on the area. this is about 30 minutes. home whichp in my was a suburb of anchorage. it was all over the news. by the time i got to work, i knew all about it. the first reaction was disbelief.-- how could this happen? second, shock at the enormity of it. 11 square miles of ocean. the scale was inconceivable. >> where were you working and what was your job there? an: i worked for the anchorage , also doing business, so i had covered oil in before the spill. >> how large was the industry in alaska at that time? tan: the modern oil industry as we know it today started in alaska in 1967 when there was a huge oil strike. the pipeline began operating in 1973 and that is when the traffic in prince william sound began. 16, 15 years passed before was built. the oil industry in alaska

be -- a lot of times in the trump era, you can get caught up in running on the treadmill of the daily news. this is a long-term issue and there are other issues that get pushed off to the side because it's not the immediate -- there wasn't necessarily a tweet about it. aboutare sometimes tweets climate change but it's been relegated and it should not be because it's a really crucial issue long-term. stromberg, here are some places yoike barrasso chair of the full committee. >> good morning. thanks everyone for being here today. this hearing of the clean air and nuclear safety subcommittee is called to order. first i'm going to turn to senator barrasso to make a few comments. >> thank you mr. chairman before we begin i want to take a moment to congratulate the senator on holding his first hearing is the

this is daily news life from the self-proclaimed caliphate crumbles in syria syrian rebel forces hoist their flag to invest goes out breaks telling the so-called islamic state in the last scrap of territory and still held in the country will cross shelter respondent and rock up also coming up. collusion are words no collusion us.

this is from the new york daily news coverage at the time. quote, mr. agnelo and joe burger, a 390 pound childhood pound noen as jum be visited stadium scrap and said that ago nello wanted him to bring the me -- the metal to his facility instead. they gave the officers a simple message. sell him the crushed cars at artificially low prices or suffer the consequences. law enforcement officials said that when the undercover officers refused, mr. agnelo had associates fire bomb the business stadium scrap and because it was fake, because it was an undercover law enforcement operation set up specifically to catch criminals, there were cameras and microphones everywhere that caught all of that. so they were able to lay it all out in the indictment and in the press release they were very proudly able to soon put out about the indictments that derived from that case. quote, on the night of june 10th at direction of agnelo, the lock was cut. on june 15th he directed the stadium, at the express discretion, stadium scrap gate yard was cut and entered and bottles fi

a co teacher who accuses me of molesting all the kids in the class and he's on the cover of the daily news they take his focus his facebook profile pictures him with his niece on his shoulders so they put that on the cover of the daily news and write sex monster and they go arrest him in the morning and bring him into the station and they have a female cop interrogate him she tells him while you know we have video of you molesting these kids which they had videos but he's not molesting anybody so they had this woman who accused him had taken videos of him in the classroom interacting normally with children and so either the cops hadn't watched it or they had watched it and were blatantly lying to him but there was no video of him molesting kids but he hears that right and he thinks holy crap well if i'm on video i must have done it right they let him continue to believe this lie that he's caught red handed on tape molesting these kids and i think that that you know he started you could tell through the hole when they finally are recording him he's doubting himself you know he's he's wonder

business daily news live from berlin algeria what then says the biggest protests since president bush a flake out of power students in algeria are leading sunday's push for change around two thousand people joined in calls for president just like us not to seek a fifth term days of demonstrations have erupted across the north african state ahead of today's deadline for canada.

according to "the daily news" at the time, agnello was viewed as a real life tony soprano. who controlled highly profitable legitimate businesses. over the years, agnello has scuffled with cops writing him traffic tickets. he's accused of beating an ex-employee with a telephone. prosecutors say the threatened to break the fingers of a debt collector and put him into the trunk of a car. threatened to hit a stockbroker with a hammer. but when they snapped the trap shut on this sting operation, this agnello guy, for all his charms, he was not the only guy they caught. in the initial indictment, agnello and three other guys were charged under the state's organized crime control act. but by the time they wrapped up the operation the following year, it wasn't just him and a handful of guys who were in his crew. by the time they wrapped this up the following year, there were 49 people who got arrested in this sting. so, yeah, this got a bunch of press coverage. there? definitely bragging rights involved for the prosecutors here when these indictments came down. but looking back on

. >> yet in the story you wrote for the new york daily news, the headline is cohen's words ring true to me. let's start with the idea that trump didn't know anything about the trump tower meeting. >> impossible. >> because? >> because he knew of everything. i mean, you know, everybody that worked for him let him in on everything they were doing. even small things. and even the biggest executives, if they had something important, they went -- first of all, they got his approval to do it in most cases, unless it was really part of their job description. and they went over what they were going to do with him. he had got donald jr., who i don't think is in the highest echelon in terms of the higher echelon. i can't imagine he would take it upon himself to do so major without talking to his father. >> cohen said that trump never told him directly to lie. he told him things in code. is there a code, in your experience, and did trump always talk in code? have plausible deniably or did you ever have experience? >> you know what i want, you know what i mean. trump was famous for that. you'd g

this is the daily news live from berlin a self-proclaimed callous that crumbles in syria syrian rebel forces hoist their flag and goes after expelling the so-called islamic state from the last scrap of territory it's still held in the country also coming up. collusion or no collusion u.s. special counsel robert muller completes its probe into possible of russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election is reportedly not recommending any further charges.

going wrong and i'm told is that's to say it misses the point it's i on transnational it's the daily news that's all to enough we thought it was views english. and one pulse was a tad same place so we've been trying to follow the stuff that's me tom. we've been talking to fans lawyers experts and police officers all over germany to try and get to the bottom of this. the ongoing tensions between supporters and police isn't limited to one club one region or even just to the police league on how the supporters recently had a run in with police before a second division match. up in hamburg listen to their site of that story. late last year hundreds of supporters of same quality who were on their way to no way match never made it into the ground off to one of the number of cigarettes in the training group ended up being held in a police our. train station police officers insisted they had been provoked beforehand by some fans on the train as usual there are two sides to a story german football supporters or even sleep well they are just down all the lawsuits fun projects and legal way to missi

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this is the daily news asia coming up on the program access to education it's especially tough when you live in a refugee camp looking at children in bangladesh may be eager to learn so why would the adults in government left on adams. a detergent ad for holy star in a hindu girl and a muslim boy provokes and nationalist backlash. plus we go behind the scenes at the world's biggest film studio where for the footsoldiers movie making.

here's a look at "the new york daily news" this morning, calling the president teflon don. >> mona kosar abdi has more from washington. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie. good morning, kenneth. the conclusions of the mueller report have become as divisive as the investigation i it's also become the basis of a new political battle here in washington. >> this was an illegal takedown that failed. >> reporter: moments before trump departed florida sunday, attorney general william barr september a four-page letter to congress outlining the conclusions of robert mueller's investigation. barr writing that after 2 the months, quote, the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia in its efforts to influps the 2016 u.s. presidential election. >> it's a shame that our country had to go through this. >> reporter: barr also notes mueller's report falls short of absolving the president. going on to say, while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.

jonathan tannenwald is a soccer correspondent for the philadelphia inquirer and daily news. paid male versus female players in recent years, including after the us women won the world cup — which they have now done three times and the men never have. and in the lawsuit filed today, they put some very clear numbers in there to back their case. what about the business case, then? is it in case of, in the uk, for example, the men's game is a lot bigger business, a lot more viewers, and so discrepancies in pay are explained away that way. but that's not the case in the us? it is really not. first of all, the us women obviously — in the world cup, they have drawn some enormous audiences but even just on a regular basis throughout the average year, their crowds are equal and sometimes higher, their popularity in general in terms of television ratings and things like that are equal and often higher and, you know, the exact quote from somebody at the us fa told the us women's team "market realities are such that the women did not deserve to be paid equally to the men". first of all,

the daily news. teflon don, mueller probe can't find collusion. the attorney general says report does not exonerate him. ainsley: even the "new york times." steve: this probably killed whoever had to type this in. mueller finds no trump-russia conspiracy. and then it shows the letter and breaks down how they figured it all out. ainsley: yesterday we were sitting in my apartment and we had one tv on basketball. we had the tv on this mueller report and flipping around to all the different channels to figure out how they were all covers covering it fox news was, of course, the channel we started with and dana perino and ed did a great job covering that but i printed out the letter as we all did, probably. i was sitting at the dining room table going through all and talking to my parents because they were visiting. steve: talk about march madness. ainsley: exactly right. looking at two different things. they were looking at collusion and obstruction. brian: here is excerpt from it. basically right to the point. they looked at 675 pages and boiled it co

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two women spoke to the new york daily news and they were part of the redwood scholar's rowing group the same year he said she was on. there were errors in the application that clearly indicate she was not on the club. one claimed she and other girls spent their careers competing in college and it's heart breaking that spots may have been taken from student who benefitted from bribes. on our website, we have a complete page with information with all the stories about the scandal as the court proceedings take place tomorrow. we will bring you the latest at our website and abc 7 news app. >> a note referencing the recent terror attacks at new zealand was found at an arson fire at a southern california mosque at the islamic center of escondido north of downtown san diego. seven people were inside at the time. they extinguished the flame before firefighters arrived and a note was found in the parking lot, referencing this month's shooting that killed 50 people at mosques in christchurch, new zealand. >> we are vulnerable being muslim. they are wearing hijab and they know we have a center her

the bowling green daily news reports the kentucky republican made the comment at a g-o-p fundraiser last night. paul was quoted saying "i can't vote to give the president the power to spend money that hasn't been apporiated by congress." with that, the senate now likely has enough votes to approve a bill blocking trump's declaration. the bill has already cleared the house. trump has vowed to veto it. it would mark his first veto in office. congress would then need two- thirds of its memebers in both chambers to overrule the veto. (justine) in world news... starting tommorrow the u-s and south korea will begin the first of their reconfigured, scaled down joint military exercises. that is according to a statement by the south korean ministry of defense sunday. the drills will continue for about a week, until march 12th. the two contries are shifting their traning strategy away from the big- high profile drills that have long irratated pyongyang. the u-s and south korea say they will focus on smaller exercises and even virtual training. (justine) national security adviser john bolton is cal

think of long term planning and how you use the calendar to focus the public's attention on the daily news flow they want today. two years into the presidency is that the news flow is erratic. the president drives a lot of that news flow. so if you're a communications director trying to hold to a schedule, the rollouts of this and that, it is exceedingly challenging when the president gets up every morning and tries to drive the message as he sees fit. that would be the challenge for any director under this president. >> hans, good to talk to you, my friend. don't go too far. the president said that the form lawyer michael cohen lied. saying he directly asked me for a pardon and i said no. michael cohen had a response saying "just another set of lies by potus mr. president, let me remind you that today is international women's day. you may want to use today to apologize for your own lies and dirty deeds. i want to bring hans back on this. this is interesting. lots of people have accused president trump of misdeeds, particularly having to do with these two women, except we know that michael

the daily mirror, new vic towns, anyone‘s street, anyone‘s child.ated but a lot of it is not. a lot of it is but a lot of it is that children feel u nsafe is but a lot of it is that children feel unsafe and carry a knife for their protection. it has moved out of the cities and into the suburbs. the 17—year—old who came to be a surgeon, the 17—year—old who came to be a surgeon, he was killed in hell balms which is one of the nicer areas, a nice leafy suburb. the girl was sitting in a park bench in london with her boyfriend and a friend and some people in balaclavas came and attacked them. is this the tipping point, rightly or rob lee, that it is young people like this who appear not to be part of any gang culture, they are now getting caught up in this. —— rob lee. maybe this could be the tipping point that makes the authorities act differently? we hope it is. it has been bubbling along for around a year, had these youngsters not been involved in any gang is. the onus is on the home secretary to follow the story a bit more. labour mps have been calli

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. >> reality tv star and dallas mavericks owner mark cuban telling the new york daily news he is consideringate. he is a former friend of president trump's turned oat outspoken faux. >> i called i political chemo therapy. >> his message, rich people are stupid. >> obviously it is far from a sure thing. in that interview he said there is a lot of uncertainty and where 2020 is going. he added when it comes to running it's something if the circumstances were right i would do, jake. >> thanks so much. you heard the voters say biden's time is done. there is a poll showing they want him to run. he leads in second place, so what your reaction? do you think democratic voters want him to run? >> i think -- i'm not sure. i don't know the answer to that question. i want joe biden to continue to have that to continue to have the lum nar status that he had if he runs for president he is looking at what happened to hillary clinton. he left with 80% approval rating. she gets heckled when she goes to buy sweet tea. >> cnn asked if they should nominate something more progressive or a lot of enareer with prog

we talked to stan jones, a former investigative reporter with the anchorage daily news and author of the spill about the timeline of the disaster and the effect it had on the area. this is already minutes. -- 30 minutes. home and it at my was all over the news. by the time i got to work, i knew all about it. the first reaction was disbelief. how could this happen? the second reaction was just shocked at the enormity of it. they spilled i think 11 million gallons of oil.

news tonight about aspirin and heartl . a big reversal from doctors about who should be taking a pi daily n after new evidence shows the daily pill could actually cause more harm than good. here's nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres. >> reporter: it's long-standing advice followed by millions of y americans, an aspirin a n prevent a first heart attack. but now a major abt-face. new guidelines from the americas hearciation now say adults over 70 should not be taking the drug. >> aspirin isn't harmless. >> reporter: the new recoendation comes after thr large studies found that aspirin did not prevent heart attacks and strokes in older adult in fact, taking it every day raised the risk of serious harm like stomach and brain bleeding. those who should not take aspirin include people over 70, anyone who does not have heart aeeding. for someone takiirin right now what should they do? >> people taking aspirin should not just stop. they should have a conversation with their physician and really determine their individual risk. >> dr. torres, who should still be on aspirin? >> people o have already had a heart attack or st

owner of the dallas mavericks and co-host of shark tank told the new york daily news last night thatorted net worth of $4.1 billion, cuban said it would really have to take the exact right set of circumstances. if you have a message that people want to hear and will grab onto, it doesn't matter if you're an independent or one of the two main parties. if circumstances were right, i would. cuban cited current uncertainty because of, quote, what's going on with the mueller report before he'll make a decision. president trump compiling quite a collection of champion sports jury sighs, this one -- jury-je, this one given by the buy son bn team. like the big boys in trea clems, they were treated to some fast food. >> chick-fil-a, he knew better than i knew. >> 150 people from the bison program attended. tracee: what do you think he does with the jerseys. >> i would get those jersey frames and put them on the wall. that looks so cool. nobody has a cooler man cave than president trump goes as far as sports jersey. tracee:s can catch jared's sports reports on fox news headlines, 24/7 on siriu

shannon: the new york daily news op-ed says people of cook county have a right to ask if he gets a free. final word to you. >> a couple things on this. we don't know if it was a false report or not. jussie smollett is innocent as of today. there was a grand jury but a grand jury is only about probable cause. he never faced a jury of his peers. there was a court case and in the court case the prosecutor said we are dropping these charges. go and not only that the judge agreed to seal this case. everything goes away. the fact that mayor rahm emanuel thinks he is the arbiter of whitewashing justice is laughable to me because when look want mcdonald's, that murder came out, he was running to them. shannon: eddie johnson furious, they stand by their investigation and there's the federal charge as well with regard to the threatening letter prior to the attack. we will follow it all. thank you. mike pence challenging nasa, the democrats and china that americans are going to the moon again soon. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield f

. >>> he told the daily news he has not decided on anything yet, but said if the circumstances were rightld run for president as an independent. he said democratic gravity, in his words, is pulling the candidates to one point, he means to the left, and they've done nothing to unite democrats and independents. >>> jeff merkley announced his decision on a video. >> over the last year, i've weighed whether i can contribute more to the battle by running for president or by running for reelection in the senate. today i'm announcing that i am not running for president. i believe that there are democrats now in the presidential race who are speaking to the importance of tackling the big challenges we face. >> was anyone waiting on jeff merkley or mark cuban? >> i think jeff merkley is an interesting character in that he was a potential alternative on the progressive side, but no big surprise there. i do want to say something about susan collins, who you mentioned earlier. it shows here that the few republican gains they made have an impact on these court battles. because previously there's anoth

because they've been given some signal the president is in the clear or just the deadening of the daily news cycles that have become really brutal for this white house and the president seems to have retreated into this sort of fox news bubble, relying almost exclusively on his own twitter feed for information and consolation? or is there some sense that there was someone who went in and exonerated the president or cleared the president? is it fact based or is it mood base that state of mind you described it? >> it's certainly more mood based. the president himself has said publicly and privately and does seem to truly believe -- to be klei clear, not that this makes it true, he believes he has done nothing wrong. so that's what he's expecting to find. some of what you said are deadness, a constant hum. they don't think the mueller report will land the same way, for instance, that fire and fury did. that seems odd, a special counsel's report should be a much bigger bang than a scandalous book by a journalist but i think by this point they're so used to living amid crises and reacting to scan

been in the trenches, fighting for a press freedom at the time since 2002 and before that, at the daily news, i believe. and his book, which is just come out and is for sale here, even though i think the pub dade was march 12th, he puck it it and i -- pushed up and i consider it quite a really well-written, self-dep creque indicating indie illuminating story about the storied that david and the lawyers try to protect inside "the new york times." [applause] >> start with david because there was one sentence in his book that got me thinking of contrasting it with rick and nina, where he is talking about the immediate hours and days after the election in 2016, and he says, i was wrong about trump for much too long. and he is talking there about trump's danger to freedom of the press, and david i want you to explain why you were wrong and why you think you were wrong. >> can't we start someplace else? the largest crowd ever, ever, ever, in -- [laughter] >> those aren't -- >> photos of my crowd. >> so,. >> at least 7,000 people in this room. [laughter] >> that line and one of opening chapters of

. >> this one here, teflon don on "the daily news." one from "the new york times," no trump russia conspiracy. you can see that headline there. that's what you will be waking up to this morning. even though this report has, you know, been delivered to congress, we are not done talking about this. this is going to go on for quite some time. keep in mind, this is a very narrow scope as part of the investigation. there's still a lot of unanswered questions. >> the president's critics will be the first to point out, there's still an investigation in the southern district of new york when it comes to the campaign finance, violations of michael cohen, hush money payments. so when it comes to the president's investigations, we have a long way to go. as pierre pointed out, it's important to find out what it said. 37 indictments and giuilty plea. there's much more to go here. >> absolutely. stay with us for more on the mueller report. we have a live report on "america this morning" and expert analysis on good morning america. >>> let's move on

the history of the clearing ledger and the jackson daily news -- i think one of the things we did that helped with that was part of what i got out of the sovereignty commission, papers -- commission papers was what we got out of our actual newspaper. we did a paper on ourselves and exposed with the clarion newspaper was doing at the time. the were killing stories are running stories at the request of the sovereignty commission.we published all of that . that is one of the things i said to the editors. somebody has got to publish this at some point. i thought we needed to do it. i wanted us to do an editorial and apologize. i didn't convince them on that point, but i still think it would've been the right thing to do. sherri: you talked about redemption of the bed earlier. it seems as if the state of mississippi and other southern states are not only trying to express some redemption or at least come to grips with the horrible and violent legacy that they have in terms of civil rights by actually celebrating the history, by knology it. there is a series of national and state markers. th