opposition leader one white dawsons confident that nothing will stop him from bringing food and medical aid into than israel on for every twenty third from across the colombian and brazilian borders. but president nicolas maduro vols to use the army to block it calling the main the usaid an imperialist trojan horse. so what is plan b. in israel as army remains loyal to mother little. one suggestion from opposition coalition leader marty echoed you know my challenge is to accuse my little of crimes against humanity if he blocks the aids passage when there is a genocide or crimes against humanity the world cannot stay in the front when we are asking is. peace a peace mission that helps these. being delivered to those who are mostly need she couldn't say whether that meant using military force but on wednesday u.s. president donald trump refused to rule it out when he met colombian president even a key ally and staunch opponent of mughal i just want to thank the president for working with us and we're working together our militaries are very focused on working together. let's see how it al

et and rica dawson shares her take on individuality. first, it has been almost a year since kremlin intelligence rs tried to kill a russi defector in the british city of salisbury by poisoning him with nerve agent. that attack, and subsequent death of a british woman last summer from the nerve agent,sc ed away tourists and shoppers. as special correspondent malcolm brabant reports, british authorities and the town's people are working hard to get salisbury's economy back on track. >> reporter: at salisbury's twice weekly market,ively sales patter and cheap prices are irresistible lure. >> pound a punnet, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, seedless grape. pound a bowl. pound a punnet. >> reporter: stall holder shane gilkes is keen to consign the poisoning to history and projects an image of confidence and normality >> took three months to pick back up. but we're okay now. people are a bit more confident back out in the town, so here we are as you can see. >> rorter: these two officer from the kremlin's g.r.u. intelligence agency intellige

. >>> dawson is hitting the street to spread some low. >> just going to walk up to people and blow themter's are pictures now. this kind of stuff. i guess that's the trend this year. >>> she man is at the university of amsterdam to, well -- >> do you know where i can find -- >> a kiss? >> just going to walk up to people and blow them a kiss. >> what is that? >> awe. >> it's not just random girls. it's just anyone who walks along. >> the longer the video goes on this, the more you just start to cringe. >> i'm looking for -- muwah. >> that is not an international symbol of language. ♪ >> that's weird. >> that's weird. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> awe. >> yep. >> i love the guys that engage. i'm not kidding. my heart is going to just -- >> i just wanted to -- >> thank you. >> yeah. you want to blow one back to me? >> oh. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's like he just crash landed here from some other planet. >> right? >> you're a weird dude, man. keep it up. >>> that's our show. thanks for watching. we'll see you on the next all-new "rtm." >> our returning contestant, ethan

. >> my name is curtis dawson. i was born and raised in the county.ippi, on the way to the courthouse to register to vote. me and knox and moses. we met three white men, and one of them jumped on moses and began to beat him. >> he was the father of nine children in the county. the county is 54% negro. he tried very hard to get his fellow citizens out to register .o vote i he was killed by a state representative from mississippi, a white state representative, after he himself had tried to vote. these are pictures of his wife and his nine children. no more mourning mourning for me before i see her face i will be buried in my grave and go home to my lord and be free and be free no segregation no segregation ♪ >> director of the student nonviolent coordinating committee voter registration project in mississippi, robert moses. >> young people working with the student nonviolent coordinating committee are characterized by a restless energy for radical change in the united states. their world is upset and they feel that if they are ever going to get it strai

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melissa dawson/new m pain and oh my >>> a new jersey mom was home alone when she went into labor lastweek. >> she ended up deliver delivering her baby girl all by herself. >> and i got a sharp pain and oh, my gosh. the baby is coming. another sharp pain o, my gosh. i feel the head. another sharp pain. oh, my gosh! there is a baby on the floor! literally that quick. >> wow. her husband was on the phone with her while he was dropping off their 2-year-old at the in- laws, but by the time he got back the baby was already born. >> and she is stronger than i could have ever have imagined, and this whole experience just taught me to lover and respect and cherish my wife, so beautiful. both mom and daughter are doing well and the baby is named bria bell which apparently means strong beauty. she said her labor lasted all of 907 seconds that was it. >> good thing it was quick. >> that is going to do it for the news at 5:00. >> kpix news at 6:00 begins now with elizabeth cook and ken ba didda. >> breaking news out of san francisco. a gas line explosion ignite asthmassive fire and sends people ru

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the rumor mill has the new jersey democrat supposedly dating actress rosario dawson. neither of them have confirmed the relationship. if booker wins the 2020 election, he'd be the third bachelor ever elected to the white house. >> before i declare president, i'm dating someone who is really special. >> >> you must not read the blogs. >> trevor: cory booker has a boo. who is she, and also who still says "boo." what are you doing charlamagne. everyone knows boo is replaced by bey. that's how it works. ( laughter ) i'll be honest. i hope cory's relationship lasts. but at the same time, i do think it would be really dope to have a single president. yeah, saves taxpayer money-- no first lady, depressing christmases. going to be fun. although i don't know if america wants to invite foreign dignitaries to a white house where a single guy lives. like the japanese prime minister will be is there a chair i can sit on? just push the clothes on the floor. you can sit anywhere. plus i don't know if you want the president dealing with dating issues while he's in office. he'll be me

chester dawson interest filed -- pinterest filed for u.s. public offering.hey could list for the end of june. no decision has been made. pinterest declined to comment. coming up, race to the public market gears up for lyft. why the company hopes to make it to the finish line before uber, of next. check us out on the radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: will it be the first big tech ipo of the year? bloomberg learned the company will target a valuation of $20 billion to $25 billion, with a roadshow march 18. that could put the company ahead in a race to go public before the larger rival, uber. joining us is -- also with us is olivia celeste. what are the benefits in risk, as far as being the first one to tell investors how one should value a ride hailing company? guest: i think there's a lot of benefits. first of all, because of the market shutdown and the government shutdown, there hasn't been an ipo in over 15 weeks. is a lot of pent-up demand to see a really big tech company ipo. i think it's going to be well received. i think lyft is doing very well. they'

. >> reporter: and also here to help, theirte her, trey dawson. he's a senior at howard university.aking up at 5:00 in the morning but i know in two hours i'll see my kids. no matter what type of ay it is or how it's going, i know they'll make me smile. >> reporter: the school is only open to sixth graders right now. but it'll expand in the coming years. though it's focussed on computer science, that's not all the students are learning. >> it help us get along better because we're workings a team. >> i learned that you got to do trl and error to get where you want. >> reporter: whatever challenges come their way, these middle schoolers will be geared up already. in southeast, aimee cho, news4. >>> right now at 5:00, fallen "empire." >> smollett paid3,0 to stage this attack. >> anger after actor jussie smollett is charged with faking the attack. >> this publicity stunt was a scgo that chi didn't earn and didn't deserve. >> why did he do it? detectives say they have t answer. >>> a need for weed. >> all i wanted to do was continue smoking. the team with concerns about the casual use o

the united kingdom we'll introduce our guests in just a moment but first we have this report from dawson jabari. shamima goom was one of three school girls from east london who left the u.k. to join eisel in syria almost four years ago she married the dutch foreign fighter at the age of fifteen now nineteen with a newborn child she's pleading to return to the u.k. to raise her baby she was found last week by a reporter from the times newspaper in a refugee camp in northern syria a video of her kids i can't. believe i'm going to get down to you just really get much. bigger. when i say what i. like underground in the listening. to me like you like. her family says it's shocked by her lack of remorse and concerned about her mental health they have called on the u.k. governments to bring her back urgently. but the home secretary. says he would not hesitate to block her return some experts are skeptical about the ability of the british government to stop her from coming home even though there are reports of her giving up her possible to know that these different issues she's technically still

joining me is republican strategist indicate condition dawson. friend of the show.erns about this idea of usurping the power of the purse and taking it for the white house. strong little against. how many votes would you estimate as a gop strategist the resolution will get in the senate? >> well, i'll even get past that because i think most of the 16 that are in question, the five that are there, all understand that there's not the ability to override a presidential veto. and when i've been looking at talking points i'm seeing out there now that the constitutionality of it and the ability for the president to do this which 1976, the emergency powers act was passed, 1979, 58 have been granted. 31 are still in place. there's a lot of conversation that can go on that i think is probably going to benefit the president politically inside of his base, joy. so at the end of the day, i don't see any way there's the ability to override a presidential veto. and i think the heat's starting to turn up on republican senators in places that trump is very popular to be very carefu

through the chair, miss dawson, is there a map where all of these bathrooms for? can you send one? >> of course. >> supervisor stefani: is there an established criteria for where these bathrooms go? >> so this was cited when the original agreement was put in place? they were determined on the following basis, where most tourists were and there were not readily available public facilities, so you'll see a lot of them in the fisherman's wharf area. there are some on the top of twin peaks where a lot of tour buses go. there's one in u.n. plaza, civic center plaza where there just weren't access ibibility areas to go? there was, a long time ago, a sense that the toilet program could expand, and there was this ratio between the number of kiosks and the number of toilets. but later on, the voters passed an initiative that limited the number of kiosks, and so that is why we have 25 toilets today. we might have had more had we had a different policy decision? but that's what we have now. we could certainly look at relocating existing toilets if we felt. so there is one in the castro, for i

i'm also joined by our deputy director for finance and administration, julia dawson, if you have any questions. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. there is no b.l.a. report on this. let's open it up for public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to speak on this item? >> i was just curious how many kiosks are guarantees under the contract. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any other members of the public like to speak? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: colleagues, any comments or questions for mr. spitz? oh, supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam chair. i think i'm the author of this past resolution and the past several extension resolutions. and i want to acknowledge that what mr. spitz says is correct. i was one of the supervisors that expressed concern about the aspects of the design and what have you, and i was pleased to see the competition. i was not around in 1996. this is far below what other cities receive what are really advertising contracts. these are not -- yes, there are some toilets invo

with us to share their reporting and insights, julie hirschfield davis of "the new york times," josh dawson, matt vasor also from "the washington post" and cnn's own abby phillip. president trump's first big campaign promise was to build the wall on the southern border and have mexico pay for it. mexico said no thanks, and he's failed to convince congress to cover its full price tag instead. on friday the president said he'll find the money himself and declared a national emergency to divert billions of dollars from pentagon kruxs projects. there's no historical precedent for declaring a national emergency as a way to spend money on a project congress has already refused to fund. democrats call it a violation of the constitution's separation of powers. and the first lawsuits to block the move were filed within hours of the president's announcement. >> they'll sue us in the ninth circuit, even though it should not be there. we'll get another bad ruling and then we'll end up in the supreme court and hopefully we'll get a fair shake and we'll win in the supreme court. >> concise view on what c

i can see matt dawson in this picture wearing gloves in a match.s stupid. it isn't stupid at all, absolutely not, are very valid point. there are quite a few glove wearers in the world of football. nothing wrong with that. today, we are on at midday, and we have a bit of insight into the world of the southampton manager. the first austrian to be in the premier league. he has done a greatjob, four points outside the relegation zone now, picked up a few wins in january. he's a different character, so this week we sent mike williams to find out a bit about the man outside of football, and he likes his piano. applause i hear that you play the piano a lot. is music quite stress relieving? yes, it is. although i don't have my piano here because it is too big, i cannot move it. but i like to play sometimes, it is good for getting distressed down in the evening. i can play with headphones, so it is not disturbing everyone. that's amazing. a very talented musician. also looking at manchester city games, arsenal, talking about the transfer deadline. we have

there was a soldier from the first division named joe dawson who won a distinguished service cross. een awarded it at omaha beach. he was one the hero and it utterly wrecked his life. he came out of the experience at aachen as a jib erring shell of himself. it's -- it's -- it's heartbreaking. and that is repeated over and over again. tremendous small unit battle commander but aachen did that to men on both sides. and aachen was the first german city to be captured and when aachen fell soldiers and commanders throughout the whole western front on the allied said oh, my god, how many more cities are we going to have to fight through? 50? 50 aachens? what will berlin be like? aachen only had 160 million people. berlin will be millions. so aachen was a very chiassonning experience for everyone there and everyone who knew about it. >> front row to your right, gentlemen. >> it's a question for rick. but i did want to comment on the gentleman's question about today's media being applied. rick, you've said that nimitz went ahead with the ompingse because they had already started it. and he

one week ago tonight, little baby dawson was born to my family. a beautiful little baby boy. my sixth grandson. it is unbelievable to me that someone would argue you could take that child moments after birth, pull him from his mother's protection and destroy that life, take away any chance he has of any happiness in that world, take away any chance he has of being loved in this world, that you would suggest that and not call it evil. we can have this conversation like the virginia governor said, we will take that infant, we'll make them comfortable while we decide how we're going to kill it. how could you have that conversation and not call it evil? if you think that's ok, go make that argument to the american people. while you're making that argument, be honest. yes, this is a baby. yes, it is moments from birth. in some cases, the child has been delivered. it is alive, laying there before you. yes, you are going to kill it. most americans find that repulsive. most americans find it unbelievable that we're having this conversation. most americans find it evil. please, help u

an extra on "dawson's creek," all the white shows because they needed one black girl to walk around. camera is what they usual yell out. >> served her well. chris and tiffany voice characters in "leg go 2." >>> kit harington's role as john snow in "game of thrones" launched him. >> way,ay back i read this part for "game of thrones." it said how he's a quiet, sort of bruting crumb pi young man. i thought i canrobably do that. >> that he did for seven b seasons. he also opened up about married life and what to expect from the third installment of "how to train your dragon." you can watch the full interview with kit harington in the third hour of oday." "today" all day. >>> "entertainment weekly" out with their first romantic comedy-themed issue. yesterday the cast of my best friend'swedding. today another great rom com reunion. it is the cast of "27 dresses." >> i love that movie, too. >> katherine heigl, ed burns,me martenson. they starred in the film which came out in 2008. the epitome of the phrase always a bridesmaid never a bride. katherine heigl thinks there is room for potential

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i was an extra on dawson's creek.ne for extras is like never look at the camera. do not look at the camera is what they usually yell out. >> served her well. >> who knew. chris and tiffany voiced characters in "lego movie 2." up next, kit harington, the actor whose new movie is coming outs, "how to train your dragon." harrington sat down with keir simmons and shared his reaction after first reading the part. >> way, way back i read this part for "game of thrones," and it said how he's a quiet, sort of brooding grumpy young man, and i thought, okay, well, i can probably try and do that. >> and that he did for seven seasons. he also opened up about his married life and what to expect from the third installment of "how to train your dragon." it hit theaters february 22nd. you can watch that full interview with kit harington in the third hour of "today," "today" all day. finally we have another exclusive reveal, entertainment weekly out with their romantic comedy themed issue. yesterday we brought you the cast reunion of