his name is toby dawson.at these olympics not as an athlete but as a coach for the south korean team. as lester holt tells us now, how he got here is a remarkable journey of discovery. >> reporter: he was just a little boy when he was lost and ended up in a korean orphanage in 1981. a year later he was adopted by mike and debby dawson, ski instructors from vail. they named the boy toby. >> this is one of my favorites. this is what toby came in when he got off the plane from korea. >> by age 4, toebs was on skis. he was a natural earning the nickname awesome dawson. >> everyone would egg me on. go big, or jump higher. >> look how fast he's going. >> reporter: in a 2006 competition, he was so exuberant at the finish line he tumbled over the fencing. >> oh, he's over the fence. >> reporter: and landed at the judges' feet. with that run, toby punched his ticket to torino. >> toby dawson. >> reporter: he delivered, bringing home a bronze medal in moguls. >> that is an amazing run by toby dawson. >> reporter: to be

—— sofia dawson.ncing their stories free press time. sophia this is about passion. she has visited black panther activist still incarcerated. even her technique is a nod to black empowerment. i start on all black, it is an act of protest, a political statement, and also solidarity with the black panther movement and embracing the fact that the colour black is beautiful. i think it is will it run to have to pool b collins out of black service. crowd chant they were black revolutionaries who openly carried weapons. they said it was to protect against police brutality. to the fbi, they were militants, to others, they were freedom fighters. i didn't know that freehold clinics and exist before the black panther movement, i didn't know that free breakfast programmes didn't exist before the black and moment. this exhibition weaves personal stories with larger societal issues that the black panther movement was fighting. since severe dawson started this, a number of them have been released. they say the same

greg dawson, bbc news, south—east london.first prospecting satellite by 2020, ahead of his competitors. he is part of a push in scotland for innovation in the space industry in the uk. even a small asteroid could be worth £2 billion. even a small asteroid could be worth £2 billion. asteroids are tremendously valuable, there are 10,000 asteroids. i started in the corporation when i was 20 years old in university because i realised there was not any space mining businesses in the united kingdom and space mining is going to be one of the biggest interest of the 21st century. you have to know where you are mining before you begin to mine it. like traditional mining companies, you start by prospecting and then you look to the extraction phase. we begin by launching the astra satellite which we hope to launch in 2020, a space telescope which goes into a low orbit and will scan all 10,000 asteroids to determine what the composition of the objects. we can then determine which asteroids will be candidates for mining. 500 asteroids cur

greg dawson explains. in many ways, it looks like any other weekend fitness routine.ebruary. ‘s but don't forget to pick up one of these. and maybe this will come in handy too. plogging, or plucking and jogging, first gained popularity in sweden but it's quickly caught on around the world, from the beaches of australia to the pavements of india, and here in the parks of south—east london. ilike running. i like doing stuff in the community. i like finding places that i didn't know existed — like, i didn't know this park was here, even though i live in the area, i've never been here before — so i think it does two things. it helps me to get fit and helps me to find out more about where i live and that, i enjoy. ivo gormley is the founder of good gym which runs plogging sessions and other community activities across the uk. we have been getting hundreds of new people signing up. every time you go for a run, you're likely to pass by somewhere where there is some fly tipping going on. you're not likely to pass by the house of someone who is isolated and lonely. every time

greg dawson, bbc news, south—east london. let's have a look at the weather.e beautiful sunrise pictures sent in by our weather watchers, including this one which is taken in norfolk showing the clear skies. some frost, mist and fog patches. they are lifting and cleric. do the rest of the day, dry weather, cloud increasing from the west and that will bring some rain later in the day, all courtesy of this frontal system approaching from the atlantic. towards fees, high pressure in charge, keeping a lot of dry weather the central and eastern parts of the uk. best of the centres for the likes of kent, norfolk, eastern and northern parts of scotland. elsewhere, a little bit of brightness breaking through the cloud, north—west of england, down towards the midlands. temperatures, ten or 11 celsius in the south but staying high single figures further north. rain across northern ireland through the afternoon, pushing in the western world, south—west of england, heading across scotland. the light patchy rain overnight continues east, a lot of cloud, frost free conditio

greg dawson, bbc news, south—east london. time for a look at the weather.ing this one showing the clear skies. we have also had some frost, mist and fog patches, but they are lifting and clearing. a lot of dry weather on the cards and cloud increasing from the cards and cloud increasing from the west and that will bring some rain later on in the day, all courtesy of the system in the atlantic. in the east a lot of high pressure in charge, bringing dry weather. sunshine for kent and norfolk and off east of scotland as well. some brightness breaking through the cloud in england and the midlands. temperatures will hit 10-11 in midlands. temperatures will hit 10—11 in the south, high single figures further north. rain in northern ireland in the afternoon will push its way into west and wales, and the south—east of england. 0vernight as that patchy, light rain continues we will all see some cloud and frost free conditions on monday morning. a different feel to the weather. mild and murky on monday all down to the fact that this front is lingering to the east. it

casa de dawson i'll come off it and it's pretty definite you already got him on the button you know sort of gossip bar for respect you know what that i want has a non-binding. and then amp and then i shall want clock. but then it will come as a little bit more like i'm playing themselves up or. nettie. playoffs i am but i guess i measure through iroh fell in the last note they love my give no more. to pop or save cause my buffalo thank you governor but still you must community yeah it feels it's really true. yeah i'm them what do you how much they're vocal myself a little what do you also call just out of each one the number to the minimum number to office to my deficit you're going about it all mean that with the measure was accosted more they couldn't push more in my course because it didn't affect in life if they got me the police locally. to work for limited they did not know how much it meant more now when i knew at the law my boss accosted me about how their motherly love with him wouldn't they demobbed if. they want me to live yes he would do it to feel big was the problem for the

and alan dawson agreed. let's discuss those issues with stephen mawhinney, the bbc‘s head of sportsjournalism. he joins us from salford. thank you for coming on newswatch. we know that some audiences don't care about sport, but was there too much on bbc news, particularly on breakfast? well, samira, perhaps you won't be surprised to hear me say that i don't think so. obviously it was up to every programme editor of each news programme to decide whether they covered the winter olympics and how much they gave to it. but i'm not surprised that many of them chose to give it extensivecevezage becausetheue there's been some really, really compelling human stories, some wider issues at stake as well in terms of some of the politics and diplomacy that was going on around the games. and, of course, we know that there is huge audience interest in this. in fact, on the television coverage alone, more than 30 million people have tuned in through the games, that's more than many of the other major sporting events that we

and he told us. >> hilton was loaded into a vehicle and he led lawmen down a trail in dawson forest.ill be approximately 40 yards or 120 feet covered by leaves and brush. the head will be missing. >> where's the head? >> the only reason by the way the head was removed was forensically. >> yeah, right. >> a clearly shaken agent kegel told atlanta about the tragic outcome. >> at approximately 7:30 this evening the body of meredith emerson was discovered in a wooded area. the specific information given as to the location of the body was given to me by gary hilton. >> the kidnapping charge was anted up. >> mr. hilton is charged with one count of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center.

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. ♪ oh, fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles >> that is dawson coile strumminght song. in frigid minneapolis it makes you feel good. we'll air the ones with the most people, the most creativeity an the ones with the most instruments. just tap the nbc 10 app. ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles . >> that one is pretty unique. the choir practice at agust s lutheran church they took a break from hymns to belt out the eagles fight song. >>> while we are here in the bold north, which is what they call it, we're trying to experience life as people do here. >> that includes a frozen favorite pastime here, ice fishing. yesterday we bundled up and went out with the pros. and yeah, i got the catch of the day. i think i got something. oh, yes, yes! whoo! whoo! >> he got the bait left on the hook. that's what he got. >> i had you, though. i had you going for the moment there. >> and the rest of the ice fisherman on the lake, too. >> yeah, ice fishing is a lot more than nabbing a northern pike or blue gill which is what i got. our guy calls his hu

greg dawson, bbc news, south—east london. now let's get the weather.'s get the weather. apparently you are quite a litter collector yourself! if you may fill up collector yourself! if you may fill up after now i could, it is minute fitness craze. none of those people you saw had a full—back, my bag is about ten kilograms, and i defy anybody to run about the streets with ten kilograms on their hip! if you want to get into the bushes, you cannot dojogging, you want to get into the bushes, you cannot do jogging, you you want to get into the bushes, you cannot dojogging, you either do one thing or the other. in mike ‘s periods, i told you, the time is slipping by! and the audiences falling! the weather is not great if you are litter picking this afternoon. u nless litter picking this afternoon. unless you happen to be in sheltered spots on the eastern side of the british isles. this was the scene earlier, and this will be more widely available across western parts as a warm front comes in from the atlantic spreading more in the way of cloud. rain pushing e

greg dawson, bbc news, south—east london.ull of litter. iam not i am not sure about the weather for running. it was glorious yesterday. sunshine. sunshine towards the east. further west, cloud rolling in. the north and east of the country, clear skies overnight stop in northern scotland, seems like this. the northern lights. this was taken from the shetland isles. today, clear skies in the north and east for a time. largely dry. later on, cloud thickening and rain moving to the west. cloud moving in from the atlantic. clear skies in the central and eastern parts of the country. today, the weather front pushes in. a warm front bringing mild conditions. high pressure ahead of that. rain pushing into northern ireland. eventually into the west of england and wales and scotland. much of the country, dry weather. the best of the sunshine in eastern scotla nd best of the sunshine in eastern scotland to eastern england. the mist and fog should lift. staying grey. temperatures are still on the mild side. the evening hours. the rain in

it and we talk i never do that there were forty three nuclear tests and it was radioactive that in dawson we landed. everybody kind of pretty much flipped out on a phone no because right after the radioactive i was told i was going to visit a tropical paradise for six months of the service. a specialist in the army's eighty fourth in geneva talian mandrel was one of thousands of u.s. soldiers sent to help clean up in a way talk at all in the one nine hundred seventy s. a thousand workers from the u.s. armed forces are giving the northern islands a facelift striving to dig and scrape away the radioactive soil and debris this u.s. news story shows soldiers on in a week talk wearing radiation suits b.g. mandrel says this was just a show for the t.v. cameras there was no special gear issued we were just issued our normal warm weather gear which we've been sure to teacher tat in the jungle and that's enough and were you given right away active decontamination truck no none whatsoever was there any safety equipment no if people do come back to rhode island they'll be risking perhaps the hottest

surprise the feats of homes of raymond and that one one jordan but living with a nazi please paul dawson pete you can see why. this penalty decision is what set started off. why did he have such a problem with the call. he's been admonished as is for me to stop sign old fashioned for me that's offside but at half time the refereeing scene explained the decision so i said ok i accept the decision. i think all four referees performs well tonight and i won't complain anymore. as we go to shake as out why you should not to leave my dad short because i explained it that i'm just old fashioned but it's not me making the rules to buy them. my guess if i was trying to. keep the table after much states twenty one groundhog day let's talk viands got groove flavor couzin hold on to second life second doubling close in there's not much room for a. panel of the palin and frog i guess safe but in the bottom half frame and move up as mike folds of the relegation play off ice at the bottom still hamburg and collide now to a much de moment. sometimes . makes. me smile somehow the focus like. something do

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greg dawson, bbc news, south—east london.e brushing... does it make it go faster or slower?” just need to master the rules by the end of the games. it is tied at the moment. we are keeping an eye on it. there it is. it is very tight between great britain and sweden at the moment. and it is faster. if you live in the countryside you can understand how bad it is trying to get good wi—fi. but now, the church of england has signed an agreement with the government making it easier to use church steeples to host mobile phone masts. becky clark, who's from the church of england, joins us from our london newsroom. good morning. good morning. watch deal have you done with mobile phone companies? it is not a deal with them. it is an agreement with the government to work together to improve mobile and broadband infrastructure. it is needed for small businesses and people in more isolated communities to make sure they have connectivity with the rest of the world. those of us who live in cities and small townships take it for granted. we

they are the subjects of this new exhibition by sophia dawson.gotten or buried under a rug, to have them on the outside larger—than—life in front of the people who may be encountering their story for the first time. sophia says this is a project of both passion and protest. for the last eight years she has written and visited former black panthers still incarcerated. those letters feature in many of the portraits. even the technique is a nod to black empowerment. i start off all in black. it is actually an act of protest, a political statement and solidarity with the panther movement and embracing that the colour black is beautiful. i thnk it‘s really fun to have these colours on a black surface. power to the people. they were black revolutionaries who openly carried weapons. they said it was for armed self defence against police brutality. to the fbi the panthers were armed militants. to others they were freedom fighters. i did not know that free health clinics i did not know free breakfast clubs did not exist before the panther movement. under

coming up in the show as us actors resign dawson and sarah silverman joining jeremy corbyn alice walker and angela davis in calling for israel to release palestinian teenager i had tell me we speak to professor norman finkelstein about the collusion of human rights organizations as more planes from israel on by britain again bomb gaza from the headlines the bank that likes to leave its clients hanging and i spy colbert in westminster but did he spied for a country in the eastern block check it out all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first not even elite mainstream media paid much attention to israel's prime minister in the past few days he brandished a bit of alleged iranian drone at the munich security conference attended by u.k. minority government be to theresa may and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov so given we have yet to interview anyone from the israeli government or the israeli embassy in london on this show has been even netanyahu. there's a piece of very very gross. what's left of the after we started there. are a lot of years you can see for so

recent years to look for undocumented work inside israel well i don't know that all youngsters in dawson live in tough conditions not just my son everyone suffers here and they get tired all the hardships. where the dust being mocked here in rougher today as a result of just one israeli operation what israel itself is calling a large scale attack on hamas targets here in gaza it's the largest such attack that we've seen since the twenty fourteen war and israel did strike it says eighteen separate hamas linked targets from the air on saturday night. the israeli military says it targeted a tunnel being dug towards israel weapons making sites and military compounds. one rocket was fired from gaza into israel striking a civilian house but injuring no one this latest round of violence the most serious in years began on saturday with the wounding of four israeli soldiers two seriously in an explosion near the border fence israel says it advice was planted during this protest a day before reportedly hidden behind a flag which the israeli troops went to investigate israel's defense minister avig

in this happiness question if you mean open to me this is the bottom line we've got no fight go to dawson give up five thousand give him a ten thousand. life no man sinned down no mine we have to be treated fairly just like any other human being. so now i must leave me. so bored i. find the royal. family. going to put up with it all. that's where they came in. they came then they do it. they kicked joe's way. and they were pointing guns at him and auditing him to come out of the house. and i stood somewhere here. the policeman got up and go to any beach he can drink it was trying to hit the community residents here anybody that comes close at their job is just gone and you can you know of your own unit was so right at the end we told him you want me you want irish to unite as one of us you want to do you need to all of us and we only came together in. that little to do well i'm going to let you know we're going to talk to you and he was going to want to kind of to. know that he would not going to be goes out of any of them and have been because i want to know what's not that's very good o

new sentencing to tell their news of horror by one of the biggest names in the sport like tiffani dawson i will say this, it takes a monster to sexually assault a child and a monster backed by ego, experience and power fueled by multiple institutions to sexually assault a child in front of their own mother. it was uncomfortable and terrifying and who was i to question the treatment that was supposed to heal me. >> martha: an army of survivors, athletes who were constantly around and she said other teammates and coaches, others begging the question, how did no one know and what about the famed coach, bela karolyi and his wife, marta? many were sent to the ranch without their parents and put under their care and what about the u.s. olympic committee. today the gymnastics governing body tweeted this, we received resignations from all the board of the directors as required by the oic. we are grateful for the time and effort each has devoted to usa gymnastics. but many of nassar's victims said the investigation is only beginning. today, i sat down with three of larry nassar's victims, olympia

if you do ent -- don't want to do any more work then dawson, the differential there did not involve a constitution a-right and the differential here with mr. zarda absolutely does. >> there's no prohibition on discriminating on people for exercising their constitutional rights. a private employer as we've read a lot in the newspapers the last couple of days can fire someone for expressing his political opinions. >> absolutely. your honor. we certainly have and it would be only because of the differential sex, it's not just, it's not just gay men and lesbians who have a fundamental right to marry it's everyone has a fundamental right to marry and so, and the-- it would only be problematic. >> an employer could, as judge jacobs questioned, prohibit nonmarital sexual relationships among employees or marriages, and all single employees or something like that. >> and whatever problems they would be with that, i don't think they would call under title vii, your honor. >> to be sure i understand where you would take us on this, if we had an employer whose entire work force was male and he un

macy and rosario dawson. their movie is opening next week.he festival bringing in 100,000 people, generating about $9 million in economic boosts. nbc bay area and telemundo sponsors it. jodi hernandez will be interviewing celebrities on the red carpet. >>> let's hope everyone is heading out to the movies. it looks like a clear night but still a cold one. >> especially as we go into this evening and the chilly temperatures continue. even as the next storm system arrives. so that's what we'll be watching over the next couple of days. here's the view from mt. hamilton looking over the south bay. we've seen the snow there and all eyes will be on mt. hamilton and 3/4 snow capped hills. it is 51 degrees in tiburon. the winds are starting to call down on the bay as the temperatures come up. we're in the low the mid 50s around the bay area, and going to see the highs up to around 60 degrees in east san jose. and then the east bay, 57 in oakland. vallejo at 63 degrees and 60 in redwood city. in san francisco, up to 55. up to 64 today in santa rosa. na

the camp welcomes family members, too, like mackenzie's twin brother, dawson and brady's two older brothers. when the sun comes back up, every kid at camp has to go back inside. >> i had one wish, i would probably want to stay at camp sundown with all my friends. >> kids here say the best thing about camp is that everyone gets it. so when one camper talked about wanting to play football for his school one day, it became a conversation that could only happen here. >> my doctor said no, but i'm going to do it anyway. >> you know, if you crack your helmet, the sunlight could go through that and right to why your face. >> remember that visor i wear? >> yeah. >> i could take an old one of those, stretch it out and put it under it and tape it so it will cover up the little slits. >> i wouldn't take the risk. >> kevin, that's you. i just want to play sports wherever i go. >> when camp was over, mackenzie was back in her face shield, back in the harsh reality of the daylight as she headed home. her mom, shannon, recalled one time at the airport when a group of people just wouldn't stop staring at m

it was dawson's drugstore on main street where a cigar box sat on the counter to solicit donations formany surgeries. home is where bob dole learned the classic american grit. he knows about grit. that got him through 39 months in hospice. it was where he learned the values of hard work, faith, and family that have defined him ever since. to the stars through difficulties is the state motto. to the stars through difficulty. it is a beautiful motto. -- it is a beautiful motto of kansas andtate of the perfect description for senator dole's extraordinary life from his first year as a young representative of kansas to his tenure as the majority leader of the united states senate, all the way to today, bob dole has never stopped fighting for those values. he fights for kansas, for veterans, for the disabled, and for all of his fellow americans, and he always has. tens of thousands of veterans have boarded flights to visit veterans memorial. nearly every day at the memorial you can see tough war heroes moved to tears and many recounts the unforgettable experience of being greeted at their me

i haven't wanted to push forward with julie dawson and other people in public works and bond managers who would be responsible because of the band width. that's where it stands. web site redesign, there's been work with our i.t staff people. there was a sheet in your packet that gives a sense of how a new design would work. tiles is the basic answer where there's a lot of performance web sites which use a design like this and it looks to me like each bond program would be a clickble tile. and then we would add detail underneath that where you would be able to look at recent bond program reports. we could include some things like the graphs available from the work done in our fiscal year 16/17 report. and so at least those two things, which will be better organization of the bond program report that you already have and we know there's quality improvement work that needs to be done on sort of the administrative content of your site, where agendas and minutes are listed and that kind of thing. so maura, did you want to comment further? >> i don't think i included that in your packet. bu

nbc pat dawson reports. >> the effects were startling, the healthy vibrant opposition candidate for ukraine's presidency transformed in a matter of a few weeks this fall into a gravely ill man. his face almost overnight changed into a scared bloated mask. today, doctors at a private clinic announced that victor had been poisoned. >> translator: there is no doubt this was caused by a case of dioxide poisoning. we know 1,000 times normal concentration was found in his blood and tissue. it would be easy to administer in soup. >> somebody must have put it in his food. another thing that happened to opposition figures in ukraine, particularly someone promising and like him, the dictator who paul manafort worked for before he became donald trump's campaign chair. manafort was hired in 2004 to work on that presidential campaign. the one where this is what happened to the guy running against manafort's client. poison isn't the only thing opposition candidates faced in ukraine. you might remember at the republican national convention in 2016, manafort was still running the trump campaign and pulled ou

our reporter greg dawson has been looking into the stress caused when a dog is stolen and one owner's. i remember looking at the big hole in the front door and i remember collapsing and crying. because he's gone. completely gone. job loss is the largest organisation seeking to reunite owners with their pets. it says last year there were 217 recorded dog thefts reported on their website. and a further 32 were recorded this january. the group believes the number of thefts is far higher, though, as many victims do not report the crime and not all police forces will register a dog is stolen. campaigners claim one of the main problems is that the punishment doesn't fit the crime because there is no specific offence of dog theft in the uk. a dog is classified as they everybody can replace a mobile phone, you cannot replace your door, they are a family member. searching for a stolen dog is something most police forces do not have the time or resources to do. a lot of activity switches to the online world. injust a quick activity switches to the online world. in just a quick search shows doze

macy and rosario dawson. their movie crystal opens that festival. it runs through next week.mercury news reporting the festival brings in 100,000 emuno downtown san jose generating about $9 million in economic impact.sume nbc bay area and telemundor in e sponsorsz cinequest. look for coverage tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. chris chmura is set to emcee and jodie hernandez will be interviewing celebrities on the red carpet. might have to bring a jacket to wear over her gown. it's cold out there. >> it's going to be cold today but at least we will have the sunshine. yesterday we had the clouds rolling by every now and then k and each thosec pop up showers and storms. now that we have some quiet weather today and you can leave the umbrella at home, good news as we get a live look outside in san francisco. we do have more rain in the forecast. as you check out that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen you will see exactly when we will have the rain. not today. here is a look at our temperatures now as you step out in santa rosa, it is 37 degrees, 43 in oakland and 42 -- 44, r

and we had from that student, i spoke with lyle dawson when she came out, and she said in school they but she said it was also a very loving environment, and so also a very loving environment, and so she felt like it did make her heel so she felt like it did make her heel, because as she said, life goes on and this was just a necessary step for them on their path to healing. this return to school comes as florida's lawmakers are also preparing a package of gun—control bills. they will consider raising the legal age of buying rifles from 18 to 21 and giving police more control to seize weapons from mentally ill people. something we heard donald trump speaking about. that is in response to a movement that has been led by students and those survivors of the parkland shooting. students have been releasing a series of videos, like this one. what if instead of thoughts and prayers you had policy and change? our thoughts and prayers, our thoughts and prayers. what if civilians could not access assault weapons? might trigger finger is getting tired. what if we voted our lawmakers who accepted

they are the subjects of this new exhibition by sophia dawson.larger—than—life in front of the people who may be encountering their story for the first time. sophia says this is a project of both passion and protest. for the last eight years she has written and visited former black panthers still incarcerated. those letters feature in many of the portraits. even the technique is a nod to black empowerment. i start off all in black. it is actually an act of protest, a political statement and solidarity with the panther and embracing that the colour black is beautiful. i thnk it's really fun to have these colours on a black surface. power to the people. they were black revolutionaries who openly carried weapons. they said it was for armed self defence against police brutality. to the fbi the panthers were armed militants. to others they were freedom fighters. i did not know that free health clinics in this country did not exist before the panther movement. i did not know of the free breakfast clubs did not exist before the panther movement. under c

and alan dawson agreed.mawhinney, the bbc‘s head of sportsjournalism. he joins us from salford. thank you for coming on newswatch. we know that some audiences don't care about sport. samira, perhaps you won't be surprised to hear me say i don't think so. obviously it was up to every programme editor of each news programme to decide whether they covered the winter olympics and how much they gave to it. but i'm not surprised that many of them chose to give it extensive coverage because there was some spectacular sport, there has been some really compelling human stories, some wider issues at stake as well in terms of some of the politics and diplomacy that was going on around the games. and, of course, we know that there is huge audience interest in this. in fact, on the television coverage alone more than 30 million people have tuned in through the games, that's more than many of the other major sporting events that we cover, for instance, wimbledon or the six nations. so there is no doubt there has been a wi

. >> the big stars we're waiting to hear from tonight william macy and rosario dawson, their movie "crystalstival. it runs through next week. mercury news reports the festival is bringing in 100,000 people to downtown san jose. nbc bay area and telemundo sponsors cinequest. look for coverage tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. consumer investigator chris chmura is set to emcee and our joyed gee hernandez will be interviewing celebrities on the red carpet. >>> take a look over here i want to show you the overall the bay looks great right now, slowing through hayward as you would expect and pushing across that san mateo bridge. we have this crash we continue to track south 880 heading down toward milpitas out of fremont that's around dixon landing road, again, still trying to clear some vehicles, there may be quick traffic breaks here, no details given by chp just yet but we see the slowing. we see the slowing northbound 101 up through san mateo north of 92, the san mateo bridge, that's pretty typical but we did just get reports of a crash here, sounds like a pretty big deal airport boulevard near coyo

. >> things change, dawson, evolve. >> what are you talking about? after ten years of the 90s, we had a whole new television world that could take us anyplace we wanted and even placed we had never imagined. >> was that the oven timer? >> that's right, my friend. it's time for "baywatch"! >> can you believe they gave stephanie skin cancer? >> i still can't believe they promoted her to lieutenant. >> you're just saying that because you're in love with yasmine bleeth. >> how could anyone not be in love with yasmine bleeth? >> hey, hey, they're running. >> see? this is the brilliance of the show. i say always keep them running. all the time running. run. run. run, yasmine, run like the wind. >>> it's a time of enormous turmoil. >> the 60s are over, dad. >> here's michael at the foul line. good. >> we intend to cover all the news all the time. we won't be signing off until the world ends. >> isn't that special? >> any tool for human expression will bring out both the best and the worst in us, and television has been that. >> they don't pay me enough to d

the team took the handwriting to mickey dawson, who set up the police handwriting lab.he question was simple -- did heather and/or ethan forge that check from kate, the one ethan tried to cash? >> immediately that day our handwriting document examiner said, "that's them. no question about it." >> so if ethan and heather forged a check from kate, what else did they do? someone on the team needed to get a look inside that apartment. if kate had been there, there still might be evidence of something. but how to get in? >> well, the landlord has a right to inspect a tenant's homes for health and safety and welfare. and the landlord decided that he needed to go in and spray for bugs. >> you can understand why that might be done in that little place. >> james thought it would be best if he went with him to make sure that the bugs were all taken care of. >> surveillance expert bobby minter's gps device showed ethan's car was out somewhere. >> well, when we opened the door to go inside, ethan mack's sitting he couch sking a joint. >> for god's sakes. >> i'm like, hell, with the

he's been speaking to our reporter greg dawson. and asked for some workers and i was the only one they asked. they said the work would be time making and block paving. i got into the van because they said they wa nted into the van because they said they wanted another van pushed to get it started. i got into the van and i just wondered what was going to happen to me and i ended up in lincoln. when you were in the van, did they tell you where they were taking you ? did they tell you where they were taking you? no. when i got out of the van it was dark and i was shown a caravan, and i stayed in that ca rava n a caravan, and i stayed in that caravan until the morning. there we re caravan until the morning. there were no washing facilities or electric or nothing. i didn't sleep at all because ijust electric or nothing. i didn't sleep at all because i just wanted electric or nothing. i didn't sleep at all because ijust wanted to get off that site and i didn't know where i was. they gave me breakfast and told me what duties i had to do t