i just mentioned spalding and dawson. there are other groups that are doing much the same thing him we probably don't know about to this day. -- same thing, some we probably don't know about. now there are other guys putting more pressure on the germans, creating that natural manpower advantage the americans already have an going a long way to helping win the beach. at the end of the day, what do you have? you have a beachhead. you have a confused beachhead. by midday, a lot of this is sorted out. with the help of accurate naval gunfire from destroyers that come in, and once you have spotted targets, they do tremendous damage. you have done this by nightfall, but it has been costly. there are no lines, just positions, foxholes, patrols. casualtiesimate 1174 are the big red one, including 300 killed. probably an underestimate, probably another 500 casualties from the gap assault teams. the emotional toll it took on the survivors, you can imagine. spalding fought throughout much of the rest of world war ii. he had been woun

dawson authored a book about his unique experiences, "fore they were s.e.a.l.s, they were fr>>s." no one today developed it into what it is today. it's one o the greatest outfits in the world. >> reporter: after returning from serving his country, dawson joined the d.c. fire department where he served his community for more than 20 years. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: tsoay dawn celebrated his 94th birthday surrounded by friends and family including his granddaughter and great granddaughter. as for what dawson credits for his longevity and surviving two very dangerous careers -- >> somebody's looking out fore all them years. >> reporter: with the last surviving frogman, mark seagraves, news4. >> what an incredible story. and the fact that we have that histornow. >> can you imagine the stories he could tell you if you sat down and listened to that? the experiences, the major turning points in the history of the world? > and all the people he impacted with the building of the navy s.e.a.l.s. they're a bunch of amazing --es >> bad dud is what we're saying as in good. er is at might b

dawson offered a book about his experiences.seals, they were frogs. >> knowing today what i helped start evolved int what it is today. >> after returning from servingo his try, dawson joined the d.c. fire department where he served his comty for more than 20 years. today dawson celebrated had been 94th birthday surrounded by friends and family, including his granddaughter and great granddaughter. >> we talked to him for hours about all the travels he did and all the experiences. >> a d.c. firefighter spends his time helping dawson get around. >> he's part of that brotherhood in thert fire depant, for one. and he's done a lot for our country and ourcommunity. >> he was inspired by his friend's service. he jokes that dawson has another accomplishment he'd le to emulate. >> it's inspiring, the fact that he's collected a pension for 45 years is even more inspiring. >> as for what dawson credits for his longevity and surviving two very dangerous careers? >> somebody is looking out for l all them years. >> with thet surviving frogman,

dawson authored a book about his unique experiences. before they were seal, they were frogs. >> knowing today what i helped start developed into what it is today, it's one of the greatest outfits in the worl >> after returning from serving his country, dawson joined the d.c. fire department where he served his community for more than 20ebrad hear 94th birthday surrounded by friends and family including his granddaughter and great granddaughter. >> he'll talk to you for hours about all of de travels hid and all of the experience he gained. it just made him feel really proud of his service. >> greg is a.c. firefighter who spends his time helping dawson get around. >> he's part of that brotherhood in the fire department for one. he's done a lot for our country and community. >> dawson has another accomplishment. >> inspiring. the fact that he's collected a pension for 45 years, that's even more inspiring. >> as for what dawson credits for his longevity and surviving two very dangerous careers. >> somebody is looking out for me all them yea

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time for tea with james dawson. let's look at the markets.vity in china has eased investor concerns about a global economic slowdown and that has given markets a reason to be cheerful as we start a new trading week, that is friday's close in the us. that's it for the business briefing this hour. i will see you in a moment. so, 0liver willjoin me in a moment for the global media review. after a weekend of stabbings in london, teachers, nurses, charity workers and police could be accountable if they failed to spot warning signs of violent crime in youngsters. that's just one proposal which will be discussed later at a downing street summit on violent crime. 0ur correspondentjames waterhouse has more. it would put the responsibility on teachers, nurses and police officers to spot the early signs that a child is being pulled into violent crime. 0nce is being pulled into violent crime. once the alarm is raised, the idea is that social services and specialist and again charities would step in and help turn the young person's life around. it is mode

today dawson celebrate the his 94th birthday.urrounded by friends and , fami including his daughter and great granddaughter. as for what dawson credits for his longevity and surviving two very dangerous careers -- >> somebody's looking out for me all them years. >> reporter: with the last survivin frogman, mark seagraves, news4. >> wha an incredible story. >> ye. >> 94. and has survived and lived through so much. and has spent hishole life serving others. >> one of the coost things you ould ever tell someone is that you're a navy s.e.a.l. >> yeaht incred. >> tuazing. congrations to him on his 94th bever, is that what he -- 94th birthday, is that what they said? >>> lauren,ight need to be a navy s.e.a.l. to deal with the weather. >> i was wondering where were going with it -- >> you know i had it. >> i saw it working. but all right. we've got weather coming our way. showers in the morning. severe weather this afternoon. agaie that's what you'r going to be focusing on. we like the timing so we're going to time this out and let you

so dawson's market are an independent all-natural grocery town square ville and focused on local. we support over 75 local vendors within00 miles of our store but more than a grocery stor we are community meeting space and try to have a lot of events every month. and last night we had meet the locals which is aignature event where we have 10 to 15 vendors come and in kids andre s could come in and meet the people that grow their food and so it is a great event. we do a jazz brunch at the end of every month. and all you can he's jazz brunch and then we just introduced kids cooking and adult classes. >> so how did that get started? as far ashe incorporating and it is an organic market so that is also a part of teaching buying the importance of fresh and whole grain and whole wheat and so forth. talk to me how tiny chef starts. >> we started with tiny chefca e they do high quality classes. nothing is out of the box. everything is fromtc sc they start out in the community and they view the recipe and shop in the store for t items. >> do they, really? we have pretendoney and they go th

jack dawson's company will release earnings before the markets open tuesday morning —— dave lee.r base has grown slowly over the last couple of years. what investors ca re last couple of years. what investors care about is the amount of time users are spending on the app and whether that is going to lead to more lucrative ad sales. twitter has warned investors that its spending will go up considerably this year. the question is how much. speaking of spending, snap, the owner of snapchat, will release earnings after trading and investors are bracing to see whether the company has curtailed the amount of cash it is burning through as it struggles to grow the user base. analysts don't seem to be expecting good news. on wednesday we will hear from facebook and microsoft. every facebook and microsoft. every facebook earnings report becomes an assessment of whether users are abandoning mark zuckerberg's company in the wake of the recent scandals. so far it hasn't been the case. quite the opposite actually. analysts predict despite everything it will be another strong quarter of user gr

>> years ago dawson did have kind of a bad reputation. small town.ust disappeared. >> okay. >> now -- >> it's been over for years. >> do you see black people around here ever? >> whenever i was growing up there wasn't really a lot because the kkk's like headquarters are just right down the road. i see them around town when i work at dairy queen down there. >> it's funny because you're the youngest person we've talked to and we talked to some older people in town and they said -- like somebody said the klan hasn't been here for 50 years. >> no, they're -- >> they were trying to put a good face on it. >> they just wasn't open about it like they were in the past. >> what if i was to go down that road today? would that be a good idea? would that be a bad idea? >> i wouldn't be scared of it. >> i didn't say you. i said me. >> and just like that, i'm off to see the wizards. ♪ going down a one-way road ♪ to see a cross burn >> i'm meeting with the nordic order knights of the ku klux klan. these guys claim to be progressive. i guess if you want to convince p

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other major european countries who still remain deeply suspicious of the political agenda of this dawson road summit by china. still ahead on al-jazeera stopping migrant caravans mexico cracks down on refugees and migrants trying to make it to the u.s. and in sport there's a long distance dispute between two of the best runners of all time as they criticize each other's behavior. hello there is pretty wet for many of us across the southeastern parts of asia at the moment there's lots of cloud around lots of showers to.

to go to school and fulfill the talent i would look i would love to see that but when you see mr dawson are just now in in and one of the biggest countries in brazil celebrating an army which just convicted of so much torture and murder. i think would probably do them good to see some beauty some dance some imagination and the famous and the subtlety of the human spirit thing i would be brilliant and i would goes for venezuela as well. with daniel ortega. thank you both if i could get good. good to see the with the see. you leave the call us acosta story is in u.k. cinemas this friday that's it for the show will be played out by singer songwriter nattie with his song revolution c. on wednesday to talk last civilizations and colonialist talking all the g. with bestselling author graham hancock his nasty with revolution. been thinking about what you said. i've been thinking about your mind. down by the lake side. see you months and. all those things you said i. want to take the stand. we talk a lot about me. back in london. they saw couldn't saw so their faces go. they say your go in down

so biden's already picking up and dawson's and support. yeah he's picking up and doris mids but the endorsements are coming from senator senior senators who look a lot like joe biden namely sort of older white men and this is a challenge for joe biden one that we see reflected with his announcement the fact that while he is touting his experience what he chose to focus on when he opened up with his announcement video was the issue of charlottesville as you point out a very divisive issue of race because he realizes that that is what he needs in terms of trying to attract particularly some of the were from grass of members of the democratic party so and announcing his candidacy he's also perhaps exposed one of his vulnerabilities and that is that he is mature that he is not sort of reflective of the more diverse wider field of candidates those one thousand candidates in fact notable when we talk about indorsements he has been praised by the spokesperson for barack obama of course where he was the vice president but at the same time that spo

but my question to you, row sarah dawson question, what's going on there? tweeting me, was rosario dawson there? she was not there. i did try after the interview to ply him for information, get information about it but he didn't give me many details. i think what i can say news wise is don't expect a wedding on the campaign trail. that's what i can tell you. that isn't something that appears to be in the works. but they're very much on. it's very much on. she wasn't there. >> okay. you know what, i'm sorry i even have to ask because i do respect his privacy that way. the fact he's trying to protect that. >> he was being a good boyfriend. i did ask -- his aunt and uncle were there and i'm asking the secret, trying to give them tips if he does get married. the tips are what we both know, say the wife is always right. >> there we go. thank you, my

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jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left.tant from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> this is the petit socco? >> this is the petit socco. yes. it existed in venetian times, existed in roman times, in the portuguese times and the english were here for 22 years and then the international city until 1956, now here. this is a very historic square. very historic. >> as a writer, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do the article does the same article. >> it is so damn boring. they're all the beat generation and there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that, but everyone likes the beats. bill burr boroughs and all that stuff williams, they were all here, but that's a small part of the moroccan history. that's a 15-year page. there was a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yeah. it was inevit

other major european countries who still remain deeply suspicious of the political agenda of this dawson road summit by china. still ahead on al-jazeera stopping migrant caravans mexico cracks down on refugees and migrants trying to make it to the u.s. and in sport there's a long distance dispute between two of the best runners of all time as they criticize each other's behavior. hello there is pretty wet for many of us across the southeast in parts of asia at the moment there's lots of cloud around lots of showers too on the satellite picture you can see them all working their way towards the west over borneo there. i'm quite a long way north now as well over many southern parts of thailand and just to pay the southern parts of vietnam as well looks like we'll see a few more of those showers just push a bit further north woods as we had three saturday and sunday so expect a few showers here to you could also see one day for the north even the not but elsewhere it's also looking pretty unsettled so most of us are looking at a pretty wet day at times with some sunshine popping through aft

at 17, bill dawson was part of the first team of frogmen.ber of the unit. he has a book about his unique experiences, "before they were sealea. s.e.l.s, they were frogs." >> what i helped starts developed into what it is today. 's one of the greatest outfits in the world. >> reporter: after rthurning to country, he served hisy communit in the fire department. today he celebrated his 95th birthday with his family and friends. as for what he credits his longevity and surviving two dangerous careers. >> somebody's looking out for me all them years. >> reporter: with the last surviving frogman, mark seagraves, news4. >> what an incredible legacy. >> still going. great for him. >>> .6: >> it's look at your weather. lauren? >> we're looking at clouds pushing in w. a few peeks of sunshine right around the horizon. sun coming up in about one minute. official sunrise here in d.c. not a lot of sun today, but we will have a lot ofg storms comin our way. we'll talk more about the timomg of those cing up. >>> also ahead at6:30, uber improving safety. the

but my question to you, row sarah dawson question, what's going on there? >> my friends started tweeting me, was rosario dawson there? she was not there. i did try after the interview to ply him for information, get information about it but he didn't give me many details. i think what i can say news wise is don't expect a wedding on the campaign trail. that's what i can tell you. that isn't something that appears to be in the works. but they're very much on. it's very much on. she wasn't there. >> okay. you know what, i'm sorry i even have to ask because i do respect his privacy that way. the fact he's trying to protect that. >> he was being a good boyfriend. i did ask -- his aunt and uncle were there and i'm asking the secret, trying to give them tips if he does get married. the tips are what we both know, say the wife is always right. >> there we go. thank you, my friend. >> i passed it along from his aunt and uncle. i don't know if he appreciated it much though. >> that's great. >>> good day to all of you from msnbc headquarters in new york. high noon in

stander, the amazing hicken looper, the incredibly qualified candidate that is a woman, rosario dawson'se antman, and the wasp, and this wasp. mayor pete buttigieg, he is doing well. stock photo of a politician, infinity vogue. >> dana: if we cannot laugh, that is not the "avengers" coming out this weekend. marianne, now you have 20 candidates, what are you going to do? >> we would have to one up the republicans of 2016. we wanted to show everybody that we have a bench, but we have 20 benches, planning to pick from in the primary, not all of them will get to the early contest, but certainly a lot of interest. and it will be a fight for everybody, one point that is raised as you are already seeing that both biden and bernie sanders are starting to drop already. >> dana: you have to ask indeed, and we would love to have you back, thank you. historic summit taking place in russia today, you can see it here, kim jong un and vladimir putin meeting for the first time. one of the main topics they discussed was the nuclear program, the highlights from the london bureau, greg. >> hi, dana, mixed

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i want to thank the folks that are here is a mention chief more council member harris-dawson also councilember monica rodriguez who chairs are public safety committee. commission president steve soboroff and although the pd command staff and officers community leaders that are here with us today. and amazing folks from our great teams. all those intervention workers who in the bullets fly go out to the streets and ran towards them through the hard work and commitment of these angelenos and the strength of this fabric which i'm so proud has been for many years put together stitched together in this city to be an example for for after the shooting death of nipseyhussle any also wanted to assure people los angeles that they take all the sites seriously and not just an empty >>welcome back coming up on 09:00am now a 54 on the dot we are looking at conditions out there still raining across much of the bay area, lighter showers around san jose, although the city itself is really dried out now looking up north on the peninsula and the marine headlines, a few scattered sprinkles remain roadways a

the qualified candidate but a woman, dawson's boyfriend.ieg. he's doing well. stock photo of a politician. infinity bowl. boat garage. boo boot gravy. i'm going to get this. >> stock photo of a politician. >> i want this to be the genre of political ad that we actually see for the next year. >> i'm with you. >> let's do it this way. >> as for avengers, i saw it. it's outstanding. spoilers. i cried. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us. i'm michelle kosinski. >> i'm dave briggs. here's knew day. new day. >> he's the best candidate to face trump. >> we're in a party that loves the idea of a fresh face. >> that will be a challenge. >> we're fighting all the subpoenas. these aren't impartial people. >> we haven't seen an attempt by any administration to defy congress in this way. >> this is partisan now. >> he's in >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's thursday, april 25, 6:00 here in new york. in major politi

a a capitol hill event today actress michelle williams from "dawson's creek" told her personal storye of how sue hit home. >> in late 2017 the news broke i had been paid less than $1,000 compared to the $1.5 million that my male counterpart had received for the exact same amount of work. guess what? no one cared w >>liams says public shaming is helping to turn things around. and for her last job she was paid equally with her male co-star. williams was with the group celebratingch the payk fairness act which passed the house last week. the actress called on the senate to do the same. >>> this week we're you helping your family get ready to pay for college. would you pass out thousands of dollars in free money? >> most people wouldn't, but every year students leave ollions of federal dollars rightthe table. >> consumer reporter susan hogan explains the most important thing to do if you want financial aid. >> reporter: the u.s. department of education gives over $120 billion in grants and loans to college students every year, but less than half actually apply for it. we're talking about

>> so when it comes to these moments, right, cory booker talking about now we know rose ar owe dawsonoo. and the chick fil-a exchange with mayor pete. who felt most comfortable in the setting. >> mayor pete. >> this isn't like the cnn townhall format. >> yeah. >> some of these guys this is uncharted. >> yeah, mayor pete. not even close. >> really. >> kamala seemed comfortable. but i just really like mayor pete. i think mayor pete is very authentic and honest. it's little things like that like you know, even though he is a member of the lgbt community, not just you know pandering and saying, you know, i don't like chick fil-a, i hate chick fil-a. chick fil-a has -- it's good. for him to see the nuance and say i don't like the politics and but i like the chicken. he said something else about m and m appear m&m has homophobic yeah but he also empowers me being a white guide are guy from the midwest. he can see the gnawens. that's honest and authentic. >> what would you ask president trump if he was on the show tomorrow. >> that's a great question that i've never given any thought though.

organisations and the civilian organisation i have pointed out that these points of view have been present at dawson i have studied them fully and many of their aspects are constructive and that we have company this within our point of view as the transitional member three. forces and together with the. freedom and changes of course it is this an invitation to stop this sit in and no i don't say that we and also we agreed and we are partners and we're agreed that we are partners and act an important chip that anything that would affect the lives of people we are responsible for and that we have agreed to open the railways and also to take out all the obstacles and the blocking of bridges and that we. limit the sit in in areas where it doesn't preclude the free movement so we did not ask them to stop the sit in in however we are both understand didn't have great understanding and with together and that we are sure that we will get into a solution to give up the majority where are we still negotiating and we are talking. and we are still in the stage of defining the different or for it is and the comp

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. >> reporter: cit councilman harris dawson worked closely with hussle including o plans for the ambitioustinationsh crenaw development. >> nipsey would want us to work longer, harder, and be more committed to goals and dreams. >> reporter: nipsey spoke to sirius xm radio about the lab he cofounded. >> we have anng enginee and math center on the second level for young kids to be able to get traine in the skill set that it ta i to geto silicon valley. >> reporter: friends say he was a dedicated family man w leaves behind two children and long-time glfriend actre lauren london. but here in l.a., his life touches many lives. >> i love that and miss that. i wis the world -- more of the world got a chance to see that. >> reporter: hussle's being remembered as a rare artist who despite his success never left the neighborhood where he s born and raised. >> talented artist but a lot of people learning over thefast couple days about the great work he did off the stage. than so much. >>> this morning, jared kushner is addressing a growing security clearance scandal as a whistle-blower speaks out abo

good chunk of the country is not married right now and he is dating someone, the actress rosario dawsones it matter if he says who he's dating. do we care? >> we have a president right now who has -- been married several times, has -- what, five kids with three different women. that is not really the issue. >> so he's committed, but at least committed three times. >> i don't know that i would say he's committed. but i would say that this is an issue of authenticity. when you have someone like donald trump who for better and worse connects so deeply with his base, you need someone on the other side who can have the same effect and i think that is what the democrats right now are missing, that someone like mayor pete has in spades. >> we'll see what he says tomorrow when he has his kickoff rally. part of that article with "the washington post," i should say cory said that i hait it people assume i'm a bachelor president. it is literally 700 days away. so rosario, i'm saying, he might be putting a ring on it in some days ahead. but seriously, go ahead. >> can i make a point real quick. >>

she's one of hollywood's biggest stars making a name for herself on "dawson's creek." >> we met beforeons for her work on the big screen. >> why do the people i love always leave me? >> reporter: now michelle williams is taking on a new role as an equal pay advocate. >> in late 2017 the news broke that i had been paid less than a thousand dollars compared to the $1.5 million that my male counterpart had received for the exact same amount of work. and guess what, no one cared. >> reporter: speaking out to lawmakers on capitol hill, williams is tackling the issue head on. >> if it was like this for me a white woman in a glamorized industry, how were my sisters suffering across their professions? >> reporter: on average women in this country women earn 80 cents for every dollar men make. it is an issue williams discovered firsthand when in 2017, she became part of one of the most publicized cases of pay inequality. >> i don't have any money. >> reporter: when reshoots were needed on "all the money in the world," after allegations of sexual misconduct, led producers to recast the role orig

. >> reporter: city councilman marquise harris-dawson worked closely with hussle on several projectsthe district, including plans for the neighborhood's ambitious destination crenshaw investment. >> nipsey would want us to work harder, work longer and be more committed to our hopes and dreams. >> reporter: he spoke last year to sirius radio about vector 00, the shared ideas lab he co-founded. >> we have a science, engineering, technology and math center on the second level for young kids to be able to get trained in the skill set that it takes to get into the sill cop valley. >> reporter: friends say he was a dedicated family man who leaves behind two children and longtime girlfriend, actress lauren london. but here in south l.a., his presence touched many lives. >> he had so much charisma. he had a big heart, you know, and i love that and miss that, you know. and i wish the world, more of the world got a chance to see that. >> hussle's being remembered as a rare artist who despite his success never left the neighborhood where he was born and raised. guys? >> talented artist, obvious

dawson for the purpose of making an opening statement. madam secretary, i want to begin by expressing the committee's appreciation for your time today. house rules require that each member is allowed five minutes of questioning. we are grateful you have allocated sufficient time to uphold that president. unfortunately, under the budget,t's fiscal 2020 it would be nearly impossible to meet that challenge at a time when access to education is synonymous with access to opportunity. the president's budget proposes a 12.5% cut in the department of education. these cuts are spread across spot of that serve communities across the country. the budget for example weakens title 18, support for schools and low income areas, eliminate funding for afterschool programs and seeks a 40% cut in adult education. the president's proposed cuts to higher education funding are deep, despite the rising cost of college and increasing burden of student debt, the budget seeks to slash over $200 billion over 10 years from student loan assistance. these cuts will de