the daisy! confusing quilted northernf. for a bouncy castle. they're both durable, flexible and nice to have at parties. but quilted northern is not a bouncy castle. it's just really nice toilet paper. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> a former russian military officer known as lord of the cold proved he's worthy of that title. he attempted the coldest ever half-naked skydive on saturday. he jumped out of a plane over russia without a shirt in temperatures around minus 58 degrees fahrenheit. this jump is being verified to see if he set a record. >>> the ncaa mens basketball tournament is down to the sweet 16. overall tournament top seed duke held off a scare from the university of central florida yesterday. duke freshman sensation zion williamson hit a lay-up over 7'6" taco bell in the closing seconds and was fouled. williamson missed the ensuing free throw. teammate r.j. barrett's put-back gave duke the lead. ucf had a final chance to win the game but mi

♪ today's the daisy!n-day version of "gone with the wind." three men in turkey tried to stop this weighted umbrella from blowing away. >> one of them and the umbrella flew ten feet into the air. well, you can't see it. he jumped off right away and wasn't hurt but went for quite a little ride. >> yes, he did. did he pay for that? it's like a disney ride. >>> we turn now to the two men set free after being wrongfully convicted of murder 42 years ago. >> one of them even faced the death penalty, but thanks to newly discovered evidence, they're tasting freedom for the first time since 1976. this morning, finally free. >> praise the lord. >> reporter: nathan myers and his uncle clifford williams walked out of prison and kissed the ground. a recent review found the two men from jacksonville were wrongly convicted of murder 42 years ago. >> i'm nervous, you know, because i feel like i'm still locked up. >> reporter: myers and williams have maintained their innocence since they were charged in the 1976 death of j

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daisy, bombs sent to airports came from ireland, explosive devices found at three major transport hubsort hubs. the first thing thatjumped out to me over the story was the fact that these packages clearly were not screened? it is extraordinary. we are very lucky that the one that did go off, and when i say go off, it was a small fire. nonetheless, it must‘ve been terrifying for the person at heathrow who opened it. the alerts went out, and then to others all have reports of saying they were discovered. very frightening but also very old—school. a letter bomb, and then we get the information that they have connections to dublin with they have connections to dublin with the dublin postage stamps and return address. we don't know that there is that link, it is very circumstantial evidence. but to any of us who grew up evidence. but to any of us who grew up during the troubles, it has very scary reminiscences. are we going back to any troubles like that? also in the news at the moment is we know that next week, the paratroopers from blood he sunday, we were going to find out if they will b

♪ today's the daisy!ek. i got good ones for you. are you ready? >> i am ready. >> our first high goes to hero of this week's michael cohen here on capitol hearing on capitol hill. hint. it is not any politician in the room. it was a college kid out in the hallway, watch out this cbs news reporter as the guy sets up shop right outside the government oversight hearing committee room. and just goes in on a full pizza. someone tells him he's on tv, he slides out of the frame which was a bummer because we wanted to see him polishing that thing right off. turns out he doesn't work on the hill. he is a georgetown student who wanted to see history and woke up at 5:00 a.m. to see history. good for him. he earned the nickname halfway pizza guy. his pizza choice is a store being offering a hallway pizza. ocasio-cortez chimed in, the hearing was nine hours and there is little/no time to eat. >> my favorite moment was when he realized he was on tv and you process it with them. >> i love the order of a full pizza going

♪ today's the daisy!ghs and the lows of the week. are you ready? >> i am ready. o first high goes to michael cohen here on capitol hill. it is not any politician in the room. it was a college kiout in the hallw hallway, watch out this cbs news reporter as the guy sets up shot rightde the committee and just goes in on a full pizza. someone tells him he's ont he slides out of the frame which was a bummer because we want to see him polishing that thing right off. >> he's a georgetown student. he says he just wanted to seest ry and woke up at 5:00 a.m. to be there. the young man became a viral sensation earning the nickname hallway pizza guy. hi pizza brand of choice is a place called and pizza and now offer agnew pie called the hallway pizza. cortez who w ocasio-cortez chimed in, the hearing was nine hours and there is little/no tme to eat. >> my favorite moment was when he realized he was on tv and you process it with them. >> i love the order. instead you are a bunch of tiny adorable kids. let's get you ou

daisy: al contrario, me ha inspirado." al rojo vivo", una de las productoras se sorprendiÓ que me habÍa negado licencia de conducir, irÓnicamente tenÍa 10 aÑos manejando. me dice la seÑorita, bueno, eso no pase en estados unidos le dije aquÍ estoy. entonces se interesaron en historia, sacaron al reportaje, ella no estaba en ese momento, pero conseguÍ su correo electrÓnico a travÉs de las amistades que fue una de las estilistas, le escribÍ, le mande el clip le digo yo llegÓ a miami y ella me recibiÓ. hemos intercambiado correos por casi un aÑo, aÑo y medio. francisca: si te preguntarÁ cuÁles tu gran sueÑo quÉ me dirÍas? daisy: me gustarÍa hacer una de las primeras presentadoras con discapacidad en estados unidos. karla: yo sÍ te visualizo, eres una mujer que tienes mucho carisma, tienes un Ángel espectacular. motiva con tan sÓlo hablar. eres una mujer inteligente y preparada. yo creo que la gente como tÚ se le deben dar esas oportunidades. te queremos decir que aquÍ se te va dar la oportunidad de carÁcter primer reportaje

one year after her brothers death, daisy wa nts to year after her brothers death, daisy wants to remindin life. she wants us to change our attitudes towards drinking and people who have had to much. from being 18 now and going out, you look around and people can tell you, a lwa ys around and people can tell you, always stick with your friends, cover your drinks, but if someone is kicked out because they are too drunk, how can they have that? if they are too drunk to be in a nightclub they are too drunk to be by themselves. could it have made a difference for you? definitely. if one person had just asked, are you 0k? do you know how to get home? it could have been so different. that's all it takes, just asking someone if they are ok. sadly, charlie's story is not uncommon. new research from portsmouth university found that between 2010 and 2018, 150 men reported missing died after nights out involving alcohol. an average of 17 year. most end up in water. the number of deaths has prompted some townsend cities to form groups to patrol waterways at night. megan patterson, bbc news. free tam

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daisy, pat brexit. .. they've slightly fallen into that. daisy, pat brexit... is this project fear?acturer of cosmic reality, and we know current manufacturers are coming from. we understand the geneva motor show started today, and it starts officially tomorrow. so we are going to get a lot of manufacturing comments over the next ten days, all of whom will be anti—brexit. but this is interesting, they've got them talking about whether the many will still be produced near oxford, and lots of other car—makers, like bentley who are associated with many, nissan, toyota, they're all saying the same thing and they're all in geneva and furious about brexit. we've been hearing these warnings from car manufacturers right from the very beginning, since 2016, since the vote. is this a message also to mps to vote for the deal? i saw a quote elsewhere that bmw in particular, they don't want an extension to article 50, they don't want this uncertainty to continue. theyjust want the deal to pass. you're right, the timing is why all these quotes are coming out at the same time. but the timing is he

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thank you, daisy and amanda. heard here in sydney today. there is a federal election in australia this year, even those who do not have to vote this time will be voters of the future. all right, thank you. the formula 1 season starts this weekend in australia, with the sport coming to terms with the death of charlie whiting. one of the most influential people in the sport, he suffered a pulmonary embolism. it is, however, also a time of hope and great expectation. the polish driver robert kubica will be lining up on the grid once again, after rebuilding his career following a life changing crash eight years ago. before leaving for melbourne, i caught up with him at his new team's headquarters, the williams team in 0xfordshire. it is my kind of second debut, so i can say i arrived in formula 1 twice because in the end, when i was a young driver, kid, nobody would bet any euros for a polish driver to achieve formula 1. this happened in 2006 and honestly, i think the same story will be three or four years ago, even

joan and david's eldest daughter daisy was out of town. but their two young boys, just 7 and 10, slept through it all, unaware of what happened. down the hall was shannon's 15-year-old daughter elizabeth, who told the cops she was also in bed, and spending the night with liz was her best friend vera thompson, also just 15. >> both their statements were similar. they were listening to music, watching tv, and they fell asleep. >> five people in the house, and not a one saw or heard a useful thing to help determine who committed this horrible crime, or why. and there weren't many clues either, at least not in plain sight. but that wasn't necessarily because the killer covered his tracks. >> the home was cluttered. there was filth, clothes all over the floor. dishes in the sink. food on the counter tops. >> and the crime scene itself, what did that look like? >> finding evidence is like, you know, finding a needle in a haystack. the house was in such disarray. >> the cops picked their way carefully through the clutter but found no fingerprints

they named her daisy. daisy is now doing well. >> that's good. that wound was deep. glad they could put her on the mend. >>> this will show you that pets will do anything to help a creature out. this time, it's hope, the duck. this is the second time they've given wheels to a duck. as soon as she was in it, she started running. she was born with deformed feet and other birds would attack her. they thought she would lure in predators. she was rescued by an animal sanctua sanctuary. as you can see, this is a "wheelie" good success. >>> thousands upon thousands of 911 calls go out every day. we know some are ridiculous. but jefferson county, washington has a few interesting ones. we have a few police reports from there being read by residents. they are directed an animated by michael. >> june 24th, 6:45 a.m. police were called to an address near wilson street and found a man lying in the sun on the side of the road. he was covered in little purple flower buds from his head to his waist and wearing a towel as a skirt. no crime had been committed. >> fashion crime. >> wha

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this one's called daisy and i think we're friends now. hello, daisy! hello.ocial media feeds, where you can share with us your travels around the world. until next time, from me, christa, and from the rest of the travel show team here in the baltics, it's goodbye. it has been a windy and wintry start to the weekend and more snow in the forecast. we are watching the atla ntic forecast. we are watching the atlantic and if these joint voices we could have some significant snow and windy weather. it has been windy enough through this morning as well, making it feel cold but some sunshine around as well. and that there is the set up of the day, a weather front crossing through 0rkney into shetland and one gathering to the south—west. in between some sunny spells and showers, most prevalent in the north and the west for the falling as snow over the hills of scotland. but the wind using a little bit this afternoon. temperatures across scotla nd afternoon. temperatures across scotland and northern ireland below average for the time of year. feeling quite pleasant in

this one's called daisy, and i think we're friends now. hello, daisy! hello. media feeds, where you can share with us your travels around the world. until next time, from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team here in the baltics, it's goodbye. hello. if you were hoping we would return to that late february warmth, you're going to be disappointed. more turbulent weather to come. we have seen snow, torrential rain, some damaging winds today with trees and branches down widely across a large swathe of england and wales. more strong winds to come this afternoon. further sleet and snow chiefly of a higher ground. we will see tricky travelling conditions. through the rest of the afternoon we've got outbreaks of rain and hail snow to clear from eastern coast and we've got the show is feeding in sleet and snow mainly above a couple of hundred metres. we will see hail, blustery showers further south and this is the a.d. 0ther blustery showers further south and this is the a.d. other guests today. 50 mph. cold air digging in. it is going to feel

this one's called daisy, and i think we're friends now. hello, daisy! hello.e you can share with us your travels around the world. until next time, from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team here in the baltics, it's goodbye. hello there. although it was quite windy out there on monday, it was probably the quietest day of this week. through the next few days, the rest of the week, we're going to see some outbreaks of rain, which will be heavy at times, and accompanied by some very windy conditions. in fact, we've got a storm on the way. the latest storm is being named storm gareth, and it's around that curl of cloud there, already pushing ahead this thickening cloud to bring some outbreaks of rain, and on and ahead of those weather fronts, we've got some strong and gusty winds, as well. but it's really as the storm, the low centre, approaches later on on tuesday and into tuesday night that the winds really start to pick up. so this is what we look like early on in the morning. those are the sort of temperatures — pretty mild out there.

this one's called daisy, and i think we're friends now. hello, daisy! hello. feeds, until next time, from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team here in the baltics, it's goodbye. good evening. who'd have thought for some we would be waking up to a picture postcard setting with a dusting of snow this morning? some areas on higher ground saw several centimetres. this beautiful picture from kinross. but that was only half the story. england and wales had plenty of sunshine but we had gale force gusts of wind throughout the day. widely, gusts in excess of 60 to 70 miles an hour across england and wales and that was strong enough to bring down some trees. plenty of isobars on the chart. the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved off into the north sea, a trail of showers lingering in the far north—west. they will continue overnight with rain, sleet and snow. not causing too much of an issue. the winds will ease down but it will be a blustery night across the country. but with clearer skies elsewhere, it is going to be cool as wel

this one's called daisy and i think we're friends now. hello, daisy! hello.ial media feeds, where you can share with us your travels around the world. until next time, from me, christa, and from the rest of the travel show team here in the baltics, it's goodbye. good morning. it's a pretty messy sunday story across the country. we've seen some heavy overnight rain gathering from this area of low pressure, and that's moving its way across england and wales. but as that clears out of the way over the next few hours, it's going to be replaced by this little fella, which will introduce more of a wintry flavour as it bumps into cold air sitting across scotland. so early birds may well start off with some rain around across northern england, a wintry flavour across the pennines. but that drifts off into the north sea, and then behind is more of a significant chance of seeing some snow across scotland. now, we will see several centimetres perhaps accumulating to higher ground, and some slushy deposits at lower levels, accompanied with gusts of winds 115—55 mph. a sc

one year after her brothers death, daisy wants to remind people of how he was in life.towards drinking and people who have had to much. from being 18 now and going out, you look around and people can tell you, always stick with your friends, cover your drinks, but if someone is kicked out because they are too drunk, how can they have that? if they are too drunk to be in a nightclub they are too drunk to be by themselves. everyone should look out for each other more. could it have made a difference for you? definitely. if one person had just asked, are you ok? do you know how to get home? it could have been so different. that's all it takes, just asking someone if they are ok. sadly, charlie's story is not uncommon. new research from portsmouth university found that between 2010 and 2018, 150 men reported missing died after nights out involving alcohol. an average of 17 year. most end up in water. the number of deaths has prompted some townsend cities to form groups to patrol waterways at night. in manchester, plans for fencing around the stretch of canal where charlie d

this one is called daisy and i think we are friends now. hello, daisy! hello.e, don't forget, you can signup to a social media feeds, were you can share with us your travels around the world. until next time, from me, christa, and from the rest of the travel show team here in the baltics, it is goodbye. hello. there is plenty of weather heading our way this weekend. remember when high pressure was in control and it was all quiet? that's a long way to the south of us now. it's the atlantic in charge with low pressure driving weather disturbances our way on a strong and quite often cold wind over the weekend, though across southern areas it will be briefly milder on saturday but then, the cold air comes back across all areas as we do on through sunday. and by then, more of us are going to be seeing some snow out of the showers that are falling. so it is windy this weekend — widely gusting 40—50 miles an hour. it will feel chilly in the wind. some rain, some hill snow initially, but even to lower levels, some snow later in the weekend across south places, especial

a year after her brother's death, daisy wants to remind people of how he was in life.es towards drinking and people who have had too much. because i know, from being 18 now and going out, it's literally like, you look around and people are going to tell you, "always stick with your friends, always make sure you cover your drinks" and stuff like that. but when you're in town and someone gets kicked out because they are too drunk, how can they get kicked out when they are too drunk? unless you're too drunk to be in a nightclub, they're definitely too drunk to be out on the streets themselves. everyone should just look after each other more. and you think that could have made a difference for your family and charlie? huge difference, definitely think it could have made a difference. if one person had just asked him, "are you ok? do you know how to get home?" it could have been so different and that's all it takes. just asking someone if they're ok. sadly, charlie's story is not uncommon. new research from portsmouth university found that between 2010—2018, 150 men initial

ifi if i can introduce you to vivian, magic, and daisy. all three are off school. thousands tojoin them in expecting hundreds, maybe thousands to join them in the process expecting hundreds, maybe thousands tojoin them in the process in expecting hundreds, maybe thousands to join them in the process in about an hourand a to join them in the process in about an hour and a half. vivian, why is it so important for you to miss school and come here? we have known about climate change for over 30 yea rs, about climate change for over 30 years, and we have let it develop into a crisis. now the ipcc report tells us we have less than 12 years to deal with it before it becomes irreversible. and the government acting like it is not a problem is unacceptable. it was my future and millions of other children at risk. clearly many of you are passionate and educated on climate change, but isn't school the place to be learning more about this? the education ministerfor learning more about this? the education minister for australia says it is great they're patina but do it outside o

that something has got to be done, daisy. well, it has.ures earlier, last year there were 31,000 alleged rapes that police were told about. 5000 out of 41,000 went to court and about half of those were convicted. —— 41,000. you are talking about two to 3000 at the possible more than 40,000 rapes that actually ended up in each ends, so the incentive for women to put themselves for a court case a very, very slim, then when you do get to court it is completely humiliating and the adversarial nature of the barrister against the barrister, slagging you off, telling you that you are aside, telling you that you asked for it, that becomes... —— is that you are a slag. other countries do not have the adversarial system, they have the judge that system without juries, which is they have the judge that system withoutjuries, which is much more about points put forward. it is less traumatic and it has better conviction rates. there are other reasons and i think it is very interesting and brave that they are thinking about whether there will be a trial

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daisy. daisy. daisy.a casa. carlos: y el hombre controversia, jomari goyso. vamos a hablar de el rapero art kelly que es un productor multimillonario que ha trabajado con las mÁs grandes estrellas de la mÚsica. Él se encuentra tras las rejas y no por lo que se lo acusaba que era de abusar sexualmente de menores sino por no pagar 161 mil dÓlares por manutención. este tema estÁ en titulares. las imÁgenes y las declaraciones de la entrevista de art kelly con la cadena cbs son increÍble y le han dado la vuelta al mundo. mientras que las dos mujeres tambiÉn han estado dando declaraciones y las familias que han metido esta controversia, la realidad es que el hombre sigue en la cÁrcel y no parece tener fin a la controversia. roxana: fue impresionante ver cÓmo reaccionó. si usted creÍa en Él o no, si lo quiere o no... da miedo su reacciÓn. definitivamente va mÁs allá de lo que haya hecho o no sino de que hay pruebas al respecto porque ÉlreaccionÓ de una forma increÍble.me llama la atenciÓn el hecho de que las que

del ministro de comunicaciones, jorge rodrÍguez, quien es hermana de la vicepresidenta de venezuela, daisyialmente se hace a travÉs de un asistente del ministro rodrÍguez. >> segÚn rondÓn, la idea de la entrevista muy pronto escalÓ a los mÁs altos niveles en el palacio de mira flores. >> ya una vez que Él me dice que sÍ tiene una novedad para nosotros, me pone directamente en contacto con el ministro. y bueno, a partir de ahÍ es que la conversaciÓn todo es a travÉs de él. >> cuenta rondÓn que el interÉs y el entusiasmo en venezuela los sorprendiÓ. >> automÁticamente la repuesta de ellos fue, queremos hablar m ruedas. >> mire, no le puedo dar el telÉfono, lo mÁs que puedo hacer es coordinar una llamada en la que estemos todos y no hay ningÚn problema con eso. >> a jorge ramos el informÓ sobre el avance de las conversaciones. durante la charla le dijeron que querÍan una lista de preguntas y el equipo de producciÓn le respondiÓ que siguiendo una polÍtica de univisiÓn, no se adelantaban los cuestionarios. jorge ramos tiene la reputaciÓn de que sus preguntas van directas y certeras. >>[ audio e

yes, interesting, that it's almost like driving miss daisy won again.t film of the year by one million miles. it is fine. it has two great performers. clearly the best film of the year was leave no trace, which was nominated for no oscars. we both loved it. i must say, i enjoyed green book. it's fun, it's all right, but it's not the oscar for the most all right film of the year. best dvd? halloween. everybody thought the franchise was finished, but it is back. this time, with something like post—traumatic stress disorder, and i never thought it would breathe life into the trilogy, i made a documentary about it 20 years ago, saying it had all run its course and i thought it was good. it was scary and creepy and fun. which is the sort of film you like, because you love your horror! thank you so much for watching. goodbye from both of us. hello. here is your latest live update from bbc weather. very windy across northern scotland, close to an area of low pressure. we are getting gusts through the night up to 70 mph or so. plenty of showers moving through.

yes, interesting, that driving miss daisy won again. it is not the best film of the year by!early the best film of the year was leave no trace,, which was nominated for nothing. we both loved it. i must say, i enjoyed green book. it's fun, it's all right, but it's not the oscar for the most all right best dvd? halloween. everybody thought the franchise was finished, but it is back. this time, with something like post—traumatic stress disorder, and i never thought it would breathe life into the trilogy, i made a documentary about it 20 yea rs i made a documentary about it 20 years ago, saying it had all run its cause, and i thought it was good. which is the sort of film you like, because you love your horror! thank you so much for watching. hello, they are. another mild day, but temperature is nowhere near as high as they were at the start of the year, when we set the all—time february temperature record. it has been a reasonable diet today, quite a bit of blood, some sunshine picking through that cloud, as well. the satellite picture shows an area of rain bearing clouds movin

i used to go down to west point during, when we were student radicals in the 1960's to put daisies in the those good old days. life was so simple. thank you again. i really enjoyed it. [applause] [inaudible] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you're watching "american history tv," all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> each week, american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. u.s. army medical department museum director george wunderlich stares stories of army medics in time of war. killed inbout a nurse vietnam, a world war ii dentist to single-handedly held at the japanese so the hospital could the firsted, and american world war i casualty in army -- an army doctor. welcome to the united states army medical department museum here at fort sam houston texas. today, i would like to show you the stories of the people who hereither first or only's at our exhibits. these three have

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in fact, it is the live broadcast on facebook by this model, daisy. she is looking all good. that's because she's about to go and see an event. she's showing us she's with the trusted taxi driver. ironically the song playing on the radio is something about rap. ♪ towards the end, she jokingly says, hey, hello to all the rats out there. in spanish rats is a euphemism for wh >> what was that? >> three thieves got out of a different kay, reached in the car, stole her cellphone, wallet and it sounds like they may have physically assaulted her as well. >> the taxi driver wasn't in on this, right? >> no, it doesn't appear as though he was. this is a thing that happens all too often in parts of the world. >>> now to england, this security footage captures a customer walking in. looks around. just like that, says yep, this is the one i want. i'm just going to skip the paying for it part. i'll make my way out the door with it. except as he is trying to do this, he doesn't work the front whe wheel. because of that kink in the getaway, it allows a shop's mechanic to run out and grab the

del ministro de comunicaciones, jorge rodríguez, quien es hermano de la vicepresidenta de venezuela, daisylla. >> inicialmente se hace a través de un asistente del ministro rodríguez-- >> según rondón, la idea de la entrevista muy pronto escaló a los más altos niveles en el palacio de miraflores. >> ya una vez que él me dice que sí tiene, eh, una novedad para nosotros, me pone directamente en contacto con el ministro. y bueno, ya a partir de ahí es que la conversación, todo es a través de él. >> cuenta rondón que el interés y el entusiasmo en venezuela los sorprendió. >> automáticamente la respuesta de ellos fue queremos hablar con jorge, necesitamos hablar con jorge, dame el teléfono de jorge. >> todo parecía marchar sobre ruedas. >> miren, no les puedo dar el teléfono, lo más que puedo hacer es coordinar una llamada en la que estemos todos y bueno, por supuesto no hay ningún problema con eso. >> a jorge ramos se le informó sobre el avance de las conversaciones. durante la charla, le dijeron que querían una lista de preguntas y el equipo de producción les respondió que siguiendo una polít

daisy romero igrated to the u.s. from el salvador and now owns a restaurant in san francisco. she says cutting money will only hurt people struggling to survive. she says the countries in central america are very poor countries, and they need all the help they can get. and this country represents hope. she also says despite the president's plan, central american immigrants will still head to the u.s. in this new video today, people in el salvador are shown joining a new migrant caravan. some saying the poverty in their country is forcing them north. governor newsom issued a statement saying in part, the united states should be organizing the world communities to help families feel safer and have economic opportunities in the northern triangle country. instead, the president is demonizing legal asylum seekers fleeing violence. the president's ire is also aimed at mexico. with a renewed threat to lock down the southern border. >> there's a very good likelihood i'll be closing the border next week. that will be just fine for me. >> reporter: so how much money are we talking about

. >> me estaban amenazando >> la mamÁ de daisy y la niÑa con su relato rompe el corazÓn. >> ¿cuÁntos >> porque no tenÍa dinero >> ante la crisis ayer las autoridades de estados unidos repartieron cobertores de aluminio a algunos inmigrantes para que al menos soporten el frÍo, en el paso texas, edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo >> muchos, muchos de esos migrantes cruzaron de la frontera de la mano de un coyote a quien pagaron en algunos casos hasta 6.000 dÓlares, muchos de ellos incluso sobornan a los agentes migratorios eso es al menos lo que confesÓ un pollero a noticias telemundo, nos contÓ que todo el tiempo estÁn cambiando las rutas que segÚn É eso de trabajar con seres humanos es como un trabajo cualquiera, jenny corado tiene la entrevista. este hombre dice lleva mÁs de 2 aÑos cruzando inmigrantes indocumentados desde guatemala hacia estados unidos aunque prefiere ocultar su identidad, confiesa a noticias telemundo que los coyotes cambian la ruta para burlar la vigilancia >> las rutas se cambian de acuerdo a la necesidades no es una ruta que se toma todas las veces. >> en los Últim

you can see sunflowers and roses and daisies placed outside in honor of the victims. the terrible irony is people were gathered inside when they heard gunshots. one was the new community leader and said others were there for a reception for the funeral of a man who produced a group called "the neutrons" and he came out after hearing the gunshots. >> this was elders and seniors and all ages and children. the neighborhood overall has been fighting a stigma of violence for a long time. that's why we're here. we've been working to set a new culture too decrease the violence. >> patterson says the community is doing a lot of outreach and work to keep scenes like this from happening. this video, taken by a bystander, from last night, just after 8:40 when the shooting happened. the 27-year-old man is still in the hospital with life-threatening injuries and four other people injured as well. the investigation is ongoing and police ask if anyone has more information to call or text. nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> follow-up to last night's fire in redwood city. one

daisy. daisy. daisy.h6, 2019. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. let's check on your morning commute with melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> in upper marlboro, outer loop, broken down vehicle is blocking the center lanes, delays from that. laurel southbound bw parkway at powder mill, crash blocking the up top, silver spring westbound university boulevard colesville road, a new accident there.a, >> meliss thank you. we'll take a break and check your forecast next. stay with us. >>> your wednesday is off to a ry cold start this morning. windchills are in the single numbers and low teens to get your wednesday started. so put your heavy ct on today. temperatures will barely be above freezing for a few hours thisafternoon. tomorrow another very cold start, but less wind and back over 40 degrees tomorrow afternoon. still watching for a chance for a few wet snowflakes in the shenandoah valley midday on friday. so far no accumulations appr likely. drying out for saturday. more rain especially for the fir

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at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm, the papers, with me, my guest will be daisy mcandrew and kevin schofield, shouldstay with us for that. now, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. seeing red — the bitter row that threatens the future of club rugby in wales. it doesn't seem like anything has been thought out properly, it hasn't been thought out properly, it hasn't been relayed properly, the players have been kept in the dark at every stage. tottenham stand on the brink of the champions league quarterfinals. we will have the latest from germany shortly. and will there be a crowning moment for england's women and manager phil neville in the she believes cup tonight? first tonight. england's women are hoping to lift their first england's women are hoping to lift theirfirst piece of england's women are hoping to lift their first piece of silverware with victory over japan their first piece of silverware with victory overjapan in the shebelieves cup. it has gone awfully well so far for england, getting shebelieves cup. it has gone awfully well so farfor england, getting off toa well