on march ninth one thousand nine hundred forty two the first soldiers arrived at dawson creek. thousands of men with bulldozers advanced into the frozen wilderness. it was to become the biggest u.s. construction project in world war two and the largest since the panama canal. there's little to be mined today's tourists of the vast effort needed to create the original highway. it has long since been tarred and extended in the region around dawson creek thrives off agriculture and natural gas production. the development of the highway has brought prosperity. in some places it is still easy to imagine what a challenge the project was. the case got in our bridge outside dawson creek was built entirely of wood in the winter of one nine hundred forty two. to lay the road as quickly as possible all bridges were initially built only from wood or mounted on pontoons. the hastily erected provisional solutions were only later replaced by concrete and steel. bridges roads and new prosperity through natural gas for the locals the highway meant great change. motorbike enthusiastic and artist

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the dawsons weren't convinced removing trees would best address safety concerns and their group, save lafayette trees, filed a lawsuit. no trees have been cut down yet. they're waiting for an appeals court ruling in the next few weeks. the bankruptcy could change things. last night's city council meeting, the city attorney issued a report saying under bankruptcy law pg&e may have the option to assume or reject the agreement within 120 days of filing bankruptcy, meaning the city can't invoice legal fees now, because of ongoing litigation, the city declining to comment on camera today. >> pg&e has given lafayette prepayment of $531,000. that was for tree mitigation, and what the city told us last night is that they're going to start applying that money towards their legal fees. and we think that's a big mistake. they could use that money for tree mitigation or they could use it for safety improvement projects here in lafayette. >> any reorganization or if the utility gas side gets sold or is considered to be sold, if it goes under state care, there's a lot of things to be worked out, bu

tuesday and once again when he was terrified raj across the dawsons new south wales and again towards city in a city where is the rain that you might think this should be the wet season the rain has been avoiding the last friday for a couple of weeks it's on its way just hasn't got there yet as the new zealand well another pretty high temps across churches ten above average not again on sunday probably for an effect the sea the clouds on the west side the mountains it dries up in the air warms as it comes down on the eastern side nevertheless the picture is about twenty three in oct in the wellington widespread cladding not so strong wind in the west bit of rain in the south of that is on monday come to see that's probably gone on the sun's a lot rather more prevalent so again trust church might be particularly warm. a face can tell a story without uttering a single one. and now england. can guide us. a simple touch inform us. the unconventionality of life witness through the lens of the human eye. is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. a lot of top stories here on

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last year, bobby moved to la to do a collaboration with famous youtuber shane dawson, but when that projectbobby's lost his mind after meeting shane. " "are you ok, bobby? you look retarded." do you not worry that this is really bad for you? no, i know it's bad for me. i don't think i'm handling this in the right way. you're still doing it? of course, of course. you know, everyonejust knows this is bad for them. no one thinks that it's not. social anxiety is a huge problem in young people today. olivia has been studying anxiety for the past five years at cambridge university. when you're on social media, it's all about acquiring as many superficial friends as you can very quickly, but this is all very shallow, it doesn't contribute to a healthy sense of self—esteem, and that's why we're experiencing symptoms like anxiety and later on. we are on top of the roof of the place i live. i feel like it's going to be ten years, 15 years from now, it's going to be really interesting to see what happened to me, and everybody else who's doing this right now. we're all stilljust guinea pigs in this min

let's get more on this now from peter dawson, who heads the prison reform trust charity and is a formerrnor. what are your views on the new proposals? it isa it is a good proposal, and it is a good proposal because it follows the evidence, and the evidence is exactly what you have just presented. if you are interested in cutting future crime, you will do much better to use a community punishment than a short sentence of imprisonment. there are good reasons for that which people will understand. as takes your home, your job, it carries an extra stigma which make that much less likely that you will settle down in the future. this is just that you will settle down in the future. this isjust a that you will settle down in the future. this is just a sensible way to do is the public‘s money. as it happens, it will also reduce the pressure of some of the most difficult prisons which deal with this very high level of short—term prisoners. which you hear about in the news, these prisons being disgraceful. some people will say this is soft justice. every punishment has that level of punishment, a

washington post, maria cumar, president of voter latino, jamil smith from rolling stone and kaden dawson, republican strategist. you're at a disadvantage, you're not here with us so i'll go to you first. one of the reasons donald trump for now has been able to get away with this with his base is partly because he can get away with anything with his base. but a lot of people and hopefully i'm not just speaking for the right, on your side of the aisle, think of the federal government as bean counters sitting in washington. forgetting federal workers are everywhere. i want to show you graphics. this is a map of where federal workers live. in washington, d.c., yes. also in georgia. in washington state federal workers make up more than 10% of the metro area workforce. i want to show you another map. these are states most impacted by the government shutdown. it's all over the country. a lot of those are your states. that's the south, the west. >> they are. >> these are states where people will be hurting soon if the government isn't re-opened. at what point do republican voters say, wait a min

is senator cory booker dating rosario dawson? >> what about dating. >> bradley cooper and lady gaga reunited. bradley revealing why he was glued to his phone a globes, and his surprise birthday party with irina shayk. >> there is so much fun, oh my gosh. >> he is not hosting the oscars. got it? >> i am over that. >> kevin hart today

he told us. >> hilton was loaded into a vehicle and he led them to dawson forest. >> half off the roadwill be approximately 40 yards or 120 feet covered by leaves and brush. the head will be missing. >> where is the head? >> the only reason, by the way, the head was removed is for -- >> yeah, right. >> a clearly shaken agent kagel 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 antied up. >> mr. hilton is being charged of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center where he is being held. >> coming up, police learn what happened to meredith in grim detail. >> i lost control of both of them, both the knife and the bat. she was real quick with her hands and had no hesitation about grabbing weapons, and everything. >> and were there more victims? >> he would not talk about anybody to us other than meredith. >> when mystery on b

eighty incidents were reported this week across the state of syria including robberies gun attacks and dawson reports say drug gangs were responding to tough new measures in prisons the president has promised to have a crackdown on crime those are your headlines. to up to the last drop off use of. it was one of the biggest bank robberies of modern times with over eighty million dollars stolen from bangladesh's central bank one of one east investigates how cyber hackers infiltrated the global banking system and on al-jazeera. water is the driving force of life and natural resource that to scare us and to which one tenth of people on earth have no access. the question of its management has become a major factor it's becoming more mobile because highly profitable highly tradable those people who see everything as something to invest and profit of they want. they want door. says it this yes get is it but this one is they love it. so yes you're. in an area it's got to give us that you see that they don't. look at that and that who are not mixes. of their your. reply mean is the party that we're go

two and it will get warm this is come tuesday and once again when he is terrified raj across the dawsons due south wales and again towards city in a city where is the rain that you might think this should be the wet season the rain has been avoiding the last really for a couple of weeks it's on its way just hasn't got there yet as the new zealand well another pretty high temps across churches ten above average that's going on sunday probably fearne if it could see the clouds on the west side of the mountains it dries up in the air warms as it comes down the eastern side nevertheless the picture is about twenty three in oakland wellington widespread cladding not the strong wind in the west but a rain in the south of science and that is on monday come to see that's probably largely gone and the sun's a lot rather more prevalent so again cross church might be particularly warm. colleague must much the same as now being held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he said charnock

by the standards of middle school entertainmentit beat "dawson's creek."t barber, by the way, was a real guy. he lived in pompeii, as did all the characters in that textbook. here areome other vocab words it taught us: volcano: to erupt. ashes: to be in despair. did i mention that all native latin speakers are dead? not only that, but many ofhem died horribly-- buried alive in volcanic ash-- which is why we know so much about them today. to study latin is to engage with the dead. true, yocan't talk to them directly-- and thank the gods for that, because what would we talk about? winterreak? but they have a way of getting into your head, with their beautiful usess words. no one speaks latin anymore, no one needs latin anore, and yet here we are. here i am, watching my forite sitcom, mentally translating the dialogue-- noli, deandra dulcis, meretrix ebria et pugnax esse! and remembering that nothing is permanent. not emperors. not gods. not even me. so that's how studying latin will change your life. you might never get a chance to use what you've learned, b

i did a video on shane dawson, who is a really large youtube... oh, my god. that's a good sign.n his youtube channel. i'm so unbelievably excited for this, dude. i'm leaving tomorrow, i'm moving to la. it kind of fell apart, it didn't really work. that feeling of letting down an audience is probably the most crushing feeling i've ever experienced. he started getting a huge amount of abuse online. i think bobby's lost his mind after meeting shane. imagine trying to be imitating him with the name bobby. are you ok, bobby? you look retarded. do you not worry that this is really bad for you? no, i know it's bad. i don't think i'm handling this in a good way. but you are still doing it. of course. everyone knows this is bad for them. no one thinks that it's not. a film with the bbc. yeah. guinea pig for bbc. why is youtube so toxic? i don't think it's just youtube. it's just putting your personality out for people to judge on the internet is what you're doing. you're creating a fake personality that people are supposed to think is you. do you think that what you've gone through is re

. >> i read that you got a piece of philosophical advice out of watching an episode of "dawson's cre> you never heard that before? >> no, i did not. i did not. yeah, when i was a teenager, the show was on. there's an episode where the main character wants to be fapmafap a filmmaker -- to be a filmmaker and they are asking about going to film school. and i took it to heart. i thought if i learn about the world, i can express it in my cookbooks. i don't just have to study food. i can study people and everything. that can come through in my work. >> do you cook by recipe, or you put it all together, mix and match? >> yeah, my kind of dirty secret is that i write recipes for a living. i love writing recipes. i never follow them. >> why not? >> how does that change the way you approach writing a recipe? >> i want to give people all the tools they need to be able to cook intuitively, to cook like you don't have a recipe in front of you. to feel calm in the kitchen. i want people to feel inspired to cook and, yeah, calm, and relaxed. you can do it. it's not a big deal. everything's going to

phil dawson. i felt special. >> he says the video gave him new courage is hoping to do for someone else what pkc been what piquet did for him. >> that is how it goes. >> absolutely. absolutely. much better. good morning of, i want to show you the fog has really limited our picture as we can show you the traffic but it will have to be to the eight of the maps, the east shore freeway is very busy and taking a long time to get to the macarthur maze from the bridge because of an earlier problem. it is foggy may be slowing down for the fog, 80 n. looks okay, you can see traffic on the san mateo bridge looks good. the rest of the stuff is hard to see, 80 880 slow, i wanted to drag the map to the richmond area where there were a couple different areas between hercules, richmond, and berkeley, that is where traffic is slow, rent county, nevada to san rafael is getting slogan, and highway four is also slow to the pittsburgh, they point and into concord, 7:46, let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> a