not dawn., the force of nature, the center of any room she was in. >> i don't know if it's manipulating or what, but everybody agreed with dawn. as long as dawn was happy, then we're all happy. >> but after five years of marriage, neither ben nor dawn was happy. and the marriage went up in flames. >> ben had cheated on dawn. i could see that. this probably wasn't going to be something that she was ever going to get over. >> dawn changed after that said cindy, didn't seem to want to act like a parent anymore. >> she met a guy and she would stay the night at his house. i mean when her kids are calling us up saying we don't have any food in the house, can you come and bring us food, there's a problem. >> and so when dawn and ben went to court to fight for custody of alyssa, cindy had to tell the truth. >> i told the judge that dawn wasn't taking care of her kids anymore. they weren't a priority. they weren't even number five. >> when ben won custody of alyssa and more than $200 a month in child su

what do you think, dawn? absolutely.ple disproportionately, but i think some people made the arguments that these debts are less tragic —— deaths are a lot less tragic because people would have died anyway. everyone deserves a dignified death and at the moment, people with cover 19 in ca re the moment, people with cover 19 in care homes are not getting it and they are not seeing their family and their last few weeks. let's go to their last few weeks. let's go to the guardian now. a picture of medics in spain, it should be to a colleague who died. let's talk about spain. —— a tribute to a colleague. we have seen spain relaxing restrictions, going back to the kind of lockdown that we have at the moment, right? yes, so the construction workers can go to work. in this country, construction workers are still at work as long as they are socially distancing from each other. there was a controversy there at the beginning, when they we re there at the beginning, when they were being crammed onto the tube trains with other key wor

this year, dawn was on her way quite possibly to another.awn, i want to ask you what it's like to cut the season short but i want to give you a chance to weigh in on the last conversation we were having. the incredible national tragedy and the disproportionate impact it's having on communities of color from coast to coast. >> well, it's staggering to see how much it's attacking the black community. you know, i think we as a people, we are -- you know, we are one that likes to be amongst each other, and i don't think we always take it seriously. like we think we're not vulnerable to something like that. and even -- you know, i take precautions when i go out. if i go to the dproesgrocery st i'm fully masked. i've got my rubber gloves on. sometimes when you're in sports too, you think you're not prone to anything. you're invincible. >> mm-hmm. >> so for us, i think this is real. it's real in all of our communities. it's real when you watch the news and you see how many people are impacted. if you just look and see what's happening in new york a

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unlike anything we have ever witnessed with the lawmakers dawning masks. they did pass this latest funding bill, 484 approximately dollars for small businesses, hospitals and testing. now four republicans voted against it, aoc was the lone democrat voting against it and now it awaits the president's signature later today. >> i'm grateful that congress is delivering my calls to answer relief for american worker and small businesses. griff: that wasn't all they did,

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light winds and clear skies tuesday morning likely to dawn on a chilly night with a touch of frost. a cold start to this week. things are going to warm up later in the week can stay largely dry but regardless of the weather, do stay—at—home if you can. i. this is bbc news. the headlines. as the number of people who have died from coronavirus is expected to reach more than 10,000, a leading scientific adviser could be worse to come, and the government should have acted earlier. the uk is likely to be one of the worst is not the worst affected country in europe. the uk parliament remains on course to remain on the 21st of april, with politicians likely to attend virtually. the us overtakes italy to have the highest death toll from coronavirus in the world. more than 20,000 people have now died. pope francis has urged people not to yield to fear over coronavirus, calling on them to be messengers of life in a time of death. now, the travel show team investigate what closed borders mean for the future of tourism. as the world get used to lock down in the travel industry goes into freefal

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one of the so-called "red dawn" emails was explicit. "we need actions, actions, actions and more actions. we're going to have pockets of epicenters around this country." democrats say firing fauci now would send the wrong message. >> look, i think dr. fauci is great. i think americans trust him. i think he's been extraordinary. and i think it would be -- i can't imagine, i just can't even -- as crazy as things get in this world, and in crazy washington, i can't imagine that that would ever happen. >> reporter: the president appears to be ready to pick another fight, insisting it's not up to the governors to reopen their states, tweeting, let it be fully understood that this is incorrect. but he sent mixed signals about leaving those decisions up to the governors. >> i like to allow governors to make decisions without overruling them because from a constitutional standpoint, that's the way it should be done. if i disagreed, i would overrule a governor. and i have that right to do it. >> reporter: now, one trump adviser cautioned that peo

finally it's race day and the boys are raring to go at the crack of dawn. i'll expose a lot of people that are going to come out in the front row wearing a blue shorts dead body goes. to the middle. class. 7 to the ground. it's a steep 5.8 kilometers to the top a long winding road. through all that. would be an opponent of ranges towering above the views a spectacular. the only thing the boys i'm looking at is the competition. this is not just a taste of strength it's a taste of shoe determination. those. to their bodies feel like giving up if they mind those that don't push them to the finish line. are the. good idea. to go. by the time the boys case yes song can be really stand. by a book about look they're really talking about the. book it is one of the 1st in his group to reach the top in just over 30 minutes about how. can i know is nowhere inside. out all those eventually i see. he looks absolutely exhausted were you happy. with out went. i'm happy to come but not satisfied with the wife because my dime in my face a fizzing time was a big deal do you

tuesday we start with more sunshine, in many cases sunshine from dawn until dusk.e channel islands, isles of scilly burning away quite quickly through the morning, we have gusty easterly winds, gusting 30 odd miles an hour per parts of england and wales, easterly winds coming across cold seas, water temperature only 7 degrees, 9 degrees maximum. for that reason, the east coast of scotland, the eastern coast of england, kept a little bit fresher, still one in the sunshine, 15 degrees not bad but the highest temperatures will be further west. looking at highs of 19 or 20 degrees. across parts of wales, the south west midlands, south—west england. the hotspots will be. high pressure staying with us for wednesday. the isobar is beginning to spread out a little, that means the easterly winds will be blowing a little bit less strongly, again on wednesday, another day of sunshine from dawn until dusk for many of us. lighter winds. allowing less mixing of the atmosphere and temperatures can geta of the atmosphere and temperatures can get a little bit higher, even towards t

the experts expressing their concerns to each other in an email chain nicknamed "red dawn," in reference to the 1984 movie. we're going to talk more about the emails just ahead with two of the reporters who broke them. >>> a couple of weeks ago, once president trump finally started to acknowledge the severity of this pandemic, he said he wanted the nation to reopen by today, easter sunday. the experts persuaded him that that was not going to happen. now trump and his aides are pushing for may 1st. but that's questionable as well. i want you to listen to what the president said on fox news last night. >> i think it's going to be the toughest decision that i've ever made. you know, hopefully that i ever will have to make. but it's certainly the toughest decision i've ever made. and i hope that i'm going to make the right decision. i'll be basing it on a lot of very smart people, a lot of professionals, doctors and business leaders. there are a lot of things that go into a decision like that. and it's going to be, uh, it's going to be based on a lot of facts and a lot of instinct also. whet

let's go back to this red dawn emailed chain that you have exposed. in email, dr.ames lawler, the infectious disease doctor wrote -- "great understatements in history: napoleon's retreat from moscow -- 'just a little scroll gone bad' pompeii -- 'a bit of a dust storm' -- hiroshima -- 'a bad summer heatwave' and wuhan -- 'just a bad flu season'." so these doctors were sounding the alarm but so were president trump's most trusted advisors. the head ofhat health and human services had to say. talk about what navarro was saying, saying this was going to be serious. and talk about who was countering them stop it is not that president trump did not know. i mean, he no longer had a theemic task force within national security council, which would have been sounding the alarm. he had that disbanded in 2018. but he also had countering forces like mnuchin deeply concerned about the economy and shutting anything down -- in fact,, canceling a doctor's meeting, you write about, whehen one of the doctors said "we have to do something abouout this." >> i think what the context tha

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tuesday morning dawning ona clear skies. touch of frost again. a cold start to the week. thing is warming up later in the week and staying largely dry but regardless of the weather, do stay at home whenever you can. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk is expected to reach more than ten thousand today a leading scientific adviser warns there could be worse to come and the government should have acted earlier. the uk is likely to be certainly one of the worst if not the worst affected country in europe. the uk parliament remains on course to return on april the 21st a date agreed by mps before the easter recess with mps likely to attend virtually: spain's daily death toll from the coronavirus rises to 619, having falling for three straight days. the us overtakes italy to have the highest death toll

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some trying from dawn till dusk for the vast majority.otla nd winds, it is across the eastern side of scotland and eastern areas of england that will see the day is at lower temperatures. —— sunshine from dawn till dusk. not feeling bad in the sunshine but the warmest weather will be further west. we will see temperatures pushing up into the low 20s with hot spots again across southern wales, south west midlands, south—west england, north west midlands, south—west england, north—west england and northern ireland and western counties probably not doing too badly either. on into wednesday, high—pressure as to weather us but it is weakening a little bit. the pressure gradient is opening out and that means that the wind will be blowing a little bit less strongly. wednesday, as well as being a sunny day, should be a warmer date for many of us. temperatures in western scotland reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number of areas reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number ofareas in reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number of areas in england and

the dawn chorus, at the moment, is around 6:45—6 in the morning. is around 5:45—6 in the morning.all the birds singing at the same time. yes, this is a really exciting time of the year. this is a busy time of year for mark glanville as he prepares for the return of swifts to the uk at the end of this month. tucked under the eaves of his house in bristol, mark's home—made swift boxes are rigged with tiny cameras, so that he can watch and share online images of them nesting. so anybody out there who is stuck in because of this lockdown, here is an ideal opportunity to do something like this and get close up to nature in their very own house. the internet is full of such nest—cams. a big brotherfor birders and, also, a way for people who are isolating or locked down to connect with nature. if you are going out on your daily exercise, set yourself a challenge. there is lots of birdsong on the internet. try to listen to one and try to identify it and set yourself a goal each day to identify a new bird call every day. i'm doing that. every morning, when we go out for a walk, he says, "w

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plan to put al this is our desire alive from dawn also coming up it's back to work for some italy and spain begin easing some coronavirus restrictions also. we can control the spread feel good about that. the worst is over possible signs of relief could be narrowing the u.s. coronavirus epicenter but the new york governor warns it's no time to ease restrictions plus. this decisions must be based 1st on foremost on protecting human health. w.h.o. warns governments around the world against abandoning lockdown restrictions to any . new numbers just released show that there are now 2000000 confirmed cases of corona virus worldwide also the number of new infections in the u.s. is not growing as fast as before that's according to president donald trump and his top disease expert dr anthony it's all cheap all than 23000 americans have died of the virus so far with over 682000 reported infections trump has been defending his strategy to contain the virus even as places like new york city are running out of swabs for testing doctors having to only test patients who are gravely ill tended to eu

but a month later, when everything is dawned on everyone and we're now all -- i'm talking to you, youblicans to think a low turnout, more difficult election will aid their chances of winning a state supreme court race -- and if you want to vote, then get out there milwaukee and stand in line with a mask, is so shockingly cynical and monstrous that i couldn't not believe they did it, but they did it. and then everyone just assumed that those turnout effects would help the republican, and the republican kind of got his ass kicked like, he lost by ten poi the liberal challenger in this race who was running against an incumbent won by over 100,000 votes. i mean, this was a big, big win for the democrats and liberals broadly in wisconsin and i still don't really have my arms around why it happened. we talked to ben wikler, the chair of the democratic party last night i think part of it was people were really furious and pissed off that in the midst of pandemic, some people were like, trying to rig the game against it >> seth: well, it does seems like a bad bellwether for the republican par

and those winds will shift when that storm system gets close here just before dawn.omorrow morning 47 san francisco, 35 santa rosa some last minute cooling try to sneak a near 40 san jose and lining up for you today in the morning hours at least mostly sunny 50 at 10:00am by 01:00pm we're talking oh, yeah, 60 again to some high cloudiness expecting it to get rainy by dawn tomorrow morning and maybe some thunder showers by your sunday. professor martin backing up >>well coming up in the next hour, the trump administration will be releasing nationwide recommendations on wearing masks improv public we're going to find out what bay area leaders bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you would say, remarkable? absolutely. a remarkable deal! thanks, i get that all the time. wait what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle wow... i think i'll take two. for the love! oh. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 00:04am morning news, it's friday friday 4/3/2020 i'm robin winston, yeah we made it to f

the dawning awareness here in the pandemic in the last when he four hours is a primal scream for testing. -- in the last 24 hours is a primal scream for testing. there is a new awareness that going forward we need testing, and that is not so much to get people back to work but to stop the job losses. remember, we have jobless claims this morning at 8:30. francine: what you are talking about is two different tests, right? both i hear more and more people calling for action, testing on whether you have covid and testing on whether you had it and have developed antibodies. that's get to first word news in new york city. -- let's get to first word news in new york city with evian hurtado. viviana: president trump will a lack -- will talk today about whether to relax guidelines. he talked about the number of cases plateauing yesterday. he spoke with 200 business leaders. he has been told that more testing needs to be in place before people feel comfortable returning to work. president trump is issuing a warning he may use an unprecedented power to make both houses of congress adjourned. his g

but out towards the west, i think we will have those clear skies all the way through the night until dawna chilly morning, especially in the north. then you can see that cloud again, around the north sea. it should eventually clear, certainly by the time we get to round about the early afternoon. nippy on the north sea coasts, around 12—15, but further towards the west, liverpool, birmingham there, 20 celsius. so that was saturday. this is sunday's weather forecast now, and this weak low pressure will drift in from the norwegian sea. also this means a shift in the wind direction — they will be coming in from the north — so cooler, i think, for much of scotland and northern ireland, and also increasing clouds, and they will bring a few showers, not just to scotland, but even further south, too, into yorkshire. now the temperatures, we are talking 13 in glasgow, so quite a drop come sunday. still around 19 in the midlands and 22 in london. now, monday, this trend continues. that is, the cooler air keeps arriving from the north. you can see that wind blowing out of the norwegian sea and tuck

there were no public gatherings for traditional dawn services new zealand prime minister just into ardor and memory did an exact day on the street outside her home in a wreath with the people in her corona locked down double her partner and her father . and that's it for now from me and the news team i'll have an update for you at the top of the hour on this final. it's a deadly sin. and a whim of nature. to face us. and friends to. greet. the desire for me. it's getting dangerous. we go in search of answers in a documentary film. starts may 21st t.w. . 5000 refugees in detention centers in inhumane conditions hundreds of people together there hungry clean drinking water and many. reports of human trafficking torture and random shootings are common. they said you're a slave you're black. men than i even woke us up in the middle of the night to torture us we don't want a war the. german diplomats talk about serious human rights abuses so what exactly is going on there and why. our journalist reports from neighboring which has taken in 3000 refugees from camps and. these images show the. v

july 16, just before dawn. now, one thing i figured out in my research that i've never seen in any other book is that as this is happening, this is happening at just about the exact same time because of the time difference. truman is at pottsdam, he's gone to europe, he's very uncomfortable. his diaries and his letters to his wife are fascinating about how he feels about having to go to potsdam and negotiate the history of the world -- the future of the world essentially with churchill and stalin. churchill and truman toast whiskey glasses at almost the precise moment as this is happening. of course he doesn't know what because it's such a secret that he's in the dark. he doesn't know what's happening. that's the nagasaki bomb. now, here comes the painful part of the discussion. the u.s. department of energy has estimated that the hiroshima bomb killed probably 200,000 people and maybe more. and i thought long and hard if i should say this to the hometown crowd, but you know, it's probably a fact that if we had

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. >> reporter: they set up in i an empty lot and made their way down a river bank just as dawn was breaking. their boats hit the water at the same time as the sun. >> it's a great time to paddle so it's super pretty. sunrising, everything is kind of fresh. >> my favorite thing about being on the water is it makes iteel likeinwr an it is, you know, just as beneficial mentally as it is physically. >> reporter: erin and joe drove an hour outside of washington to find this peaceful part of the potomac. it lets them ride the rapids without others around. >> if you're too close to me, i'm going to hit you with the paddle. >> reporter: that's a really aggressive method of social distancing. >> it's effective. i have to meet those cdc guidelines. >> reporter: americans are heading outside to take a breath, a breath or just a momt toth bu the crowds can make it hard to social distance. and not everyone understands the need for personal space. which is why kristin hits the track early. really early. >> i work at a clinic at 7:30 in the morning so in order to avoid the crowds and still get my workout

the big night in, on bbc one, featured celebrities including lenny henry, dawn french miranda hart anday. the three—hour telethon raised over £27 million. said, hand—to—mouth. the the government has said it will match the money raised pound for pound. it also featured the duke and duchess of cambridge, and their children, who led the nation in tonight's national applause for britain's nhs workers, carers and key workers. it's the fifth week in a row that people have come out on the streets all over britain to say thank you, as jon kay reports. applause standing together... while standing apart. another thursday night... in the uk. it is a little tiny thing i can do, to you know, make some noise, just to say thank you. every week. every week? yes. not missed one? not yet. and we won't. 0n one? not yet. and we won't. on this street, like so many others, it is personal. sarah, at number 11, is on the front line. she's a health ca re is on the front line. she's a health care assistant at the birmingham hospital trust, that has had more than 600 covid—i9 deaths. does this help you get throu

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dawn services new zealand prime minister just into arder and commemorated anzac day on the street outside her home laying a wreath with the people in her corona lockdown bubble partner and her father. and that's it for now for me the news team on nick spicer thanks for watching. now do not. just go over your concept discover it with the follow ups. of school i'm allergic to 100 years as the idols of the dot coms more relevant today than they were a. 100 years ago visionaries reshaped things to come because people understood design is a way of shaping society. about half of those costs on par. with ideas that are part of our future looks around how a part of our. house world 3 part documentary stores may. tell you. when you go for new ideas to instagram right. networks are having a huge impact on fashion these days influence as important as fashion critics and supermodels how is this changing in the industry that's all a topic on shift today. thing off. just to o.t. the my outfit of the day instagram and fashion pretty much a perfect match after all instagram is all about visuals and makin

this proactive approach is what then senator harry truman spearheaded at the dawn of world war ii to ensure federal dollars spent then saved lives on the battlefield. today the battle is much different. it is against a worldwide pandemic currently without a vaccine or preventive treatment. but our aggressive oversight should be the same. democratic governors and republican governors all over the country are pleading for more tests despite the billions we have allocated to provide them. the republican governor of maryland has said the lack of available testing is, quote, the number one stumbling block in america. end quote. he's absolutely right. the president talks about reopening america, but, madam speaker, how about first testing america? without that we can't fully track and contain this virus. we need to make sure that the money we provided for testing is actually going to testing. we need to make sure that our hospitals have all the p.p.e. equipment that they need. in my home city of worcester in massachusetts, we recently opened up a field hospital in our convention center. th

he also talked about the legacy of yalta and its role in the dawn of the cold war, with churchill becomingne of the leading "cold warriors" of the era. the national world war ii museum hosted the event. >> our final speaker of the day is mr. michael bishop. michael is a consultant in the chair of the national endowment of the humanities. prior to that he served as the director of the national churchill library and center, george washington university in as., and also served executive director of the international church hill society. great works. michael is in charge of putting the 34th and 35th churchill works together. who here has read our finest hour -- the darkest hour. you can thank michael for insights to the crew. the historical consulting for that. and you are solely responsible for the academy awards it one, right? michael is making his first trip to new orleans. he has made two trips to the french quarter already and he is a third night left. he might hit frenchmen street tonight. towardss affinity winston, keep that in mind as we hear him give the talk on the lasting legacy of

there were no public gatherings for traditional dawn services new zealand prime minister just into arderand commemorated anzac day on the street outside her home laying a wreath with the people in her corona lockdown bubble her partner her father. that's it now for health for me in the news team have an update for you at the top of the hour exposure and for watch. this state of emergency is the normal people around the world are documenting these dramatic times. they're keeping with the correct diary and welcoming us into their lives they live escape as a close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diary starts many genes on t.w. .

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