joining us from dayton, ohio's pbs station.s is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: a shocking new report finds at least a third of the himalayan ice cap will melt by the end of the century due to climate change, even if the world's most ambitious environmental reforms are implemented. the report, released by the hindu kush himalaya assessment earlier this month, is the culmination of half a decade's work by over 200 scientists, with an additional 125 experts peer reviewing their work. it warns rising temperatures in the himalayas could lead to mass population displacements as well as catastrophic food and water insecurity. the glaciers are a vital water source for the 250 million people who live in the hindu kush himalaya range, which spans from afghanistan to burma. the region is home to the most ice in the world after antarctica and the arctic. more than 1.5 billion people depend on the rivers that flow from the himalayan peaks. amy: meanwhile, an alarming new

. >> george mason holding dayton, tied at 51. 2.4 seconds left. at the buzzer, hits the three buzzer beater to give george mason the win. a game high 21 points. none bigger than that right there. patriots with a wild one. 5 had- -- r54-51 o dayton. >> now to the high school ranks. down to the wire here. down one and going for the win but justin moore bloed by casey morsel. that does it. 53-52. they'll take on gonzaga tomorrow. st. johns girls will face-off for the mutitle. more coming up on sports final not to mention, someone may or may not be ming a special and first appearance. so stick around. >> interesting. iho wonder that could be. >> we'll be right back. appointment no matter who you are, it's important to go for an annual check-up, and when you do remember to be open and honest with your doctor about how you're feeling. because how you're doing emotionally, affects your physical health - and vice versa mr. danson, would you mind? i love doing this thanks, but i just need you to fill out the medical history. that's embarrassing go in for y

tell us what you're hearing out there in dayton. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, kristin. you, it'sr people are paying attention to those. you saw it scattered on the televisions the hearing taking place. last night i heard folks who were playing parties of the heari hearing. it's the topic of conversation here at legacy pancake house. this is keith norris, this was a district, it flipped for donald trump by five percentage points. you voted for the president. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: do you believe michael cohen or the president? >> i'm going to have to put my faith in the president because of what i feel the good things that have come as a result of him being our president. >> reporter: he had explosive allegations. >> right, i understand. >> reporter: about the payments that went from the president while he was in the white house to michael cohen. did that make you question the president? >> well, of course. you have to reevaluate everything as it goes. like i said before, i think you just have to stick with it and see how it comes out. >> reporter: right now you're ha

but what are you hearing from folks in dayton?: yeah, off of garret's point there, i want to note, this is the first time that you had a long time trump loyalist stand up and go out on a limb and essentially push back on the president of the united states. ov over the last two years engaging in conversations among the base, you've heard the term witch hunt. we'll talk on the other side as to what these individuals in dayton, ohio, a place that voted for donald trump in 2016. has this eroded your trust in president trump? >> no. i'm a democrat. registered democrat. >> reporter: you voted for president trump? >> yes. >> reporter: do you plan to vote for him again in 2020? >> yes. >> i wasn't expecting much. i think it was a waste of time. >> reporter: made big allegations against the president. did you vote for president trump? >> yes. >> reporter: does this erode your confidence in him? >> no. not at all. >> reporter: what would it take for you to vote for a democrat? >> oh, my goodness. never. never. never a democrat. >> reporter:

. >>> now over to dayton, ohio, where this marine has stopped by an elementary school. >> black hat with the stripes on it. >> and he spots his >> oh! >> and he just gets clobbered by his 11-year-old brother who he was there to surprise. he's stationed in hawaii for eight months and his little brother is so happy to see him. >> your big brother loves you you have no leave hawaii in winter and go to ohio to hug you. he loves you. >> emotional. very sweet. >>> a woman heads to the tippy top of a tall tower where they've installed a pole for her. >> is she going to be a flag? >> see her incredible display of extreme strength. >> that's insane. how is she doing this? >>> she doesn't know it, but grace is revealing some special news. >> grace is going to be a -- >> oh! >> you saw it hit her on the back. like wait. >> the story behind the big family surprise. >> wait, what? i know it's hard maddie. but i promise, it's gonna get better. ♪ (mom giggles) ♪ i'm a close talker. so i was excited about all-new colgate total. its breakthrough formula does more... wonderful. sensitivity, strengthens te

attempts to learn german as well because i find that the language is so connected to the music form dayton's exponent decile my speech as dry here is the soup but i have a niche larger as a heart because they're having to really scream and we just want to be under them. and by dead to do it i am mile by her line. when the feeling of the void kahnawake be that i'm just. telling. you if you. had that and had had that into the second note. and. my job is to come in with a very clear plan with an idea about every single note every single phrase so i come with that but i'm flexible because there might be better puns coming from them and i am totally adaptable to change them but what's not. allowed us to come out without a plan have to leave they're always part propose a plan as a matter of fact the way i think about this is. don. he may be too so you're just bit of a tool does. he sound you know just a little ten minutes from the beginning. of the winter when he came to the desk and always told what to do didn't move out of the gym in the beginning i mean you know i. don't think he should. cut it

the rebels was chaired by the united nations the two sides were meant to withdraw their forces from dayton last month but have so far failed to do so the agreement has been reached on who should control the city and its courts. have been saying that they will only hunt over. the city local authority is in her data so if the wish is dismissed by the government was the only legitimate authority the house to take over her data the reason being is that her data is a focal point i was in the fight for the future of view about if the surround or put out is going to be considered as a defeat which is going to be the way for the government forces to advance to words the cup itself meanwhile pope francis appealed for an end to the war in yemen the catholic leader is on his way to the united arab emirates one of the leading coalition partners fighting in yemen's civil war and all the headlines an e.u. deadline for venezuela's embattled president nicolas maduro to call fresh elections is due to expire several european nations are expected to recognize opposition leader one by doe as the interim leade

tensions between india and pakistan remain at an all time high although dayton all far from saudi arabia and foreign minister are there out of your bag that coded rabia would use its influence to try and deescalate the crisis between india and pakistan pakistan is also not taking any chances the pakistani prime minister said daddy did not respond to the wild accusations from n.p.r. saying that it was because pakistan was holding a very significant gone friends for investment involved just on record as being attended by that so did delegation he questioned as to what would be the benefit for progress on conduct such an attack at that time which would be tantamount to separate dodging that gone friends and pakistan it's a wonder dog to india on all bilateral issues but india and he said had already been progress on golf whenever pakistan or for dialogue the prime minister said that bogged down wanted peace in the region of foreign minister also created a dating that dads could be based in their region however prime minister emraan khan also had a warning for india should they plan an attac

try and challenge the results don't know when that will be they'll have some kind of crazy thing in dayton again like give us more details about what their plans are they've been saying that this election was fraudulent they say that in voting day ballot paper with the differently destroyed is that some voting machine didn't work and they said some polling stations the numbers just didn't tally it just didn't add up i village a commission had a statement and they said yes it was the nation's but they feel according to their own tidy and their own research that the inconsistently didn't really take the final outcome on the election so all eyes are on the main opposition is going to court are they going to talk is what is going to the street if they do they are concerned they could be violence but right now i think it's going to court the legal route is the way they're going to try and do well thank you for that live for us in nigeria's capital abuja. the next relations between the u.s. and north korea will happen in the coming hours donald trump and kim jong un are in vietnam for a second s

tonia was a young nurse anesthetist in dayton, ohio. john was in law school there.il he met her, that is, and said he had a kind of epiphany. >> he said, "you know, i'm not even sure i'll be happy being an attorney. i think i wanna be a nurse anesthetist" and i think my jaw fell to the ground, because i thought he was, you know, a second-year law student. >> reporter: in fact, he wasn't. he had been kicked out. though he didn't tell her that. >> all the days of my life. >> reporter: so, in her blissful ignorance, she married him in her family's church in 1990. >> mr. and mrs. john meehan. >> reporter: and she helped put him through nursing school. they two daughters before things stopped adding up. >> and i found out that he was having an affair. >> reporter: tonia wondered, what else did she not know about her soon to be ex-husband. like, why did he refuse to invite his family to their wedding? why not let her even meet them? she decided to call his mother. >> i said, "dolores, this is tonia. i'm married to your son, john." and the phone was quiet for a minute. and

congratulation to houston texan defensive in, jjwatt, grand marshal of da of the the dayton. because of his long record of community out reach, raised 41 million for hurricane harvey relief, and he handled some out of state disasters like the cincinnati bengals, jj is getting practice trekking cars, and nascar. good job. we'll be right back. come here, babe. ok. nasty nightime heartburn? try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! ♪we've got a long longe road way to go♪ ♪scared to live, scared to die♪ ♪we ain't perfect but we try ♪get along while we can ♪ get along ♪ while we can ♪ learn to dan ♪ sing a song ♪ make a friend ♪ get along ♪ >> thank you for watching best hour of your day, follow he. kennedy nation. e-mail fox business tomorrow night. return of kentucky congressman massey, i have mike baker and tom shillue, and you, good night. >> lou: good evening everyone. the bipartisan border security conference committee has finally reached an agreement. it is a pitiable produc

coming out of the northwest, hold air and 30 degrees brick there is a record low for dayton.we sought 20s and 30s. 37 at half moon bay. 41 in berkeley and oakland. there's lots of low 30s. stamford and los altos at 33. mid-30s around belmont and upper 30s on the san mateo coast. pacifica and half moon bay has a cold pattern on the coast. that or most of the week. the highs will stay low average. rain late wednesday and early thursday. it is cool with these with attempts for the highs fact, i see a system thursday with a break in the weekend and probably sunday with another weak system. >>> crowning the best in the bay area, a seventh grader heading to the national spelling bee competition and the winning word that sealed the deal. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase sensimist is different. it relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle

congratulation to houston texan defensive in, jjwatt, grand marshal of da of the the dayton.e watt because of his long record of community out reach, raised 41 million for hurricane harvey relief, and he handled some out of state disasters like the cincinnati bengals, jj is getting practice trekking cars, and nascar. good job. we'll be right back. that rocking chair would look great in our new house. ahh, new house, eh? well, you should definitely see how geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. nice tip. i'll give you two bucks for the chair. two?! that's a victorian antique! all right, how much for the recliner, then? wait wait... how did that get out here? that is definitely not for sale! is this a yard sale? if it's in the yard then it's... for sale. oh, here we go. geico. it's easy to switch and save on homeowners and renters insurance. (get-together, especially after ibeing diagnosed last yearto go with my friends to our annual with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy on keytruda and chemoth

abigail: mark dayton of newton advisors, thank you for joining us for smart charts.w york, this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ joe: pakistani prime minister -- the pakistani prime minister is planes for talks after were shot down. analyst south is it -- south asia analyst joins us now. how are the reason flareups s similar and different to previous episodes in the past like this? >> the similarity involves the fact that you had a militant attack that had a significant casualty accounts, and india did a strike several days later. then, pakistan disputed the strike. best the similarity, but the difference is in the kind of strike. what you had is the indian side launched an airstrike and went , and the next day, you have the pakistanis launch an airstrike against the line of control. one key difference is that we are an escalation in the kind of format both countries are using to do a retaliatory strike. romaine: if this were to escalate into something beyond this tit-for-tat we have had so far, what is the extent this would broaden out beyond those two dubnation's? are

north 888 dayton street we have an accident involving several vehicles blocking one lane.ou can see that line of red on northbound 880 as a result. north 880 and k street we have two spring fling sat down due to the accident, slow in both directions. it is a tough right into hayward or trying to get onto the san mateo bridge, tough drive times. north 17 up to southbound 85 we have rollover accident with possible injuries walking the ramp taxes 17 southbound could be tough this morning. it is busy out of the south bay anyway. here's a live look at the nimitz freeway, and only crawling, pretty much a parking lot past the coliseum for a very slow ride. we have flooding at seventh street and the san mateo bridge, 40 minutes out of hayward into foster city. on the peninsula we also have delays at marsh and broadway with accidents reported. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza with the rain coming down. there is a wind advisory in effect for most of the bay area bridges. it is a tough right into and san francisco pretty much everywhere. >> that's right. >>> all of us

amy: and she was -- >> in dayton then cleveland. she got out over a year ago. i volunteered with different organizations for math, see appeal for 13 other women who are serving life sentences. i created a film program in the same prison tyra was incarcerated in. i taught women to make their own short films. i also talked to many more lawyers and wardens and family and friends, people directly empire did -- impacted. i asked them to redraft the script and they market up word for word. i had wardens on speed i'll, chaplains on speed dow during production who could make sure i got the details right. old, veryt out an ardent anti-death penalty activist. amy: he was the warden of the death row prison where troy anthony davis was executed. and he is the one who, among others, appeal to the governor to vacate the death sentence for troy. >> i've been speaking with them for a couple of years. we flew him out on set. he walked actors through ththe blblocking and how to strap the men on the gurney will stop -- gurney. amy: talk about the conversations you had with the ch

it was very close to the dayton position. that's why we were able to locate it so quickly.vely, on our third persona line, aboutan effectively, on our third persona line, about an hour and a effectively, on our third persona line, aboutan hourand a half effectively, on our third persona line, about an hour and a half of searching, all i will say about the wreckage is that there is a substantial amount of wreckage on the sea bed. a group of conservative mps from both sides of the brexit debate will start talks today to break the current deadlock. the mps will try to identify alternatives to the so—called irish backstop, the arrangement which seeks to avoid a ha rd arrangement which seeks to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland after the uk leaves the eu. the mps will meet with a brexit secretary stephen barclay for three days of discussions. the search for student missing since thursday in hell is continuing. the mother of 21—year—old libby squire has thanked people for their help after hundreds of stu d e nts people for their help after hundreds of studentsjoined th

tensions between india and pakistan remain at an all time high although dayton all far from saudi arabia and foreign minister are there out of your bag that so did a b i would use its influence to try and deescalate the crisis between india and pakistan pakistan is also not taking any chances the bug italian prime minister said that he did not respond to the wild accusations from and they are saying that it was because pakistan was holding a very significant gone friends for investment involved just on records being attended by that so did delegation he questioned as to what would be the benefit for progress on conduct such an attack at that time which would be tantamount to separate dodging that go on friends and progress on it said he wanted to talk to india on all bilateral issue but the andean he said had already done progress on gulf whenever pakistan or for dialogue the prime minister said that bogged down one hundred feet in the region of foreign minister also created a dating that dad should be based in the region however prime minister emraan khan also had a warning for india sh

. >> good morning to our family in dayton, ohio. >> we are the marching band from tennessee. >> hellodents' day monday morning. savannah and hoda will be back tomorrow. >> don't forget to keep sending us your my today plaza messages so you can see yourself in our open. just record one and share it on twitter and instagram, use the hashtag "my today plaza" and we'll pull it up. >> people are doing, it's all the rage. it's a busy morning, a lot going on. we want to get to your news at 8:00. ormer acting fbi director andrew mccabe appearing on "60 minutes," mccabe defended the fbi's decision to open a counterintelligence and obstruction of justice investigation into president trump. chief white house an obstruction of justice investigation into president trump. >> good morning to you, and this morning president trump is not happy with his former deputy fbi director after a new explosive claim by andrew mccabe. mccabe recalls an instance in which he says president trump insisted north korea did not have the capability to hit the u.s. with ballistic missiles because russian president vladi

>> good morning to our family in dayton, ohio!being with us on this presidents' day monday morning, hvannah anda off today, but they will be back tomorrow. >> ask don't forget to keep s d sending us your my today plaza messages. all you have to do is record one and share it on twitter and instagram. just use the #mytodayplaza, and we'll be able to pull it up. it.people are doing it's all the rage. keep them coming. >>> it is a busy morning. we want to get right to your news at 8:00. we start with explosive comments from former actinec fbi dr andrew mccabe. appearingn "60 minutes" mccabe defended the decision to open an struction of justice investigation into president trump. >> good morning to, yd this morning president trump is not happy with his former deputy fbi director after a new explosive claim by andrew mccabe. mccabe recalls ann instance which he says president trump insisted north korea did not have the cability to hit the u.s. with ballistic missiles because russi president vladimir putin told him so. >> intelligence of

dayton, ohio, mid-50s by saturday as that warmer air comes in with this next storm.midwest tonight and then flooding is likely with about three to four inches of rain possible down through arkansas, louisiana, into >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. still freezing in some of our inland valleys. livermore at 32 degrees, 32 in acce santa rosa. highs will reach the 50s today very much like yesterday. clouds will move in tomorrow with slightly cooler air, spotty showers moving across the bay area. dry weather on friday and saturday and another round of rain possible again on sunday. >> and that's your latest forecast, craig. >>> thank you. if you think we are on the other side of flu season, think again. according to the latest numbers from the centers for disease control, flu activity actually on the rise. the good news this year's vaccine has been 47% effective in preventing severe illness from the most common strain, yet flu is now widespread in 48 states with nearly 18 million cases nationwide. so what should you ask your doctor about the virus and medica

and we were trying to meet the valley, or boston, or austin, i would have done dayton and a few others, halfway. these are people who like me when i started out, when i did that mx thing, i didn't want to be in government. i wanted to stay doing what i was doing which was physics. i was happy to give it a try, but i didn't want to live in washington. it turns out it struck more to me than it will to most people. but that's okay. and that means meeting people both ways. this was the time when we had edward snoweden, so you can imagine what i think of edward snoweden, but you had to agree to disagree about certain things in order to reach a point where -- you could say to someone come on and give it a try. overwhelmingly, and i had people in the pentagon, who had their hoodies on, their glasses on their head, their earrings and it was difficult for us for those of us who look like this or have a uniform on, and so we had to be flexible in the interests of building this bridge. so it takes a little flexibility on both sides. but that, the digital service and so forth and at the same time,

kathleen this ohio in dayton. good morning. caller: good morning.eah, you know, i mean i think it's so amazing for those people who call themselves pro-life and pro family. i mean pro-life means health care, means family leave. if we want our family, you know, i raise three daughters. they're older now. but if we want our families to be strong and solidly rooted, why wouldn't we -- i mean, how can pro-life people not want our families to be rooted together? and by that, you would give family leave like denmark and either the countries up there in the north. i think and france and germany do it as well. we support our families when they're young, hello, that's going to make us stronger nation, stronger families. you know, i think teachers get off. i think they have to buy the time. i think the union only gets them like two months off. come on. if we're pro-life, we're pro family, let's support these young families when they can be there for their children, when they're developing and growing. host: kathleen, what is a fair amount of time? caller: wel