matt, i know typically they do a lot of really delicate things. yes, that is a beautiful, as is yours, very delicate. >> it looks huge from this perspective. >> yes, it does. the temperature, obviously it didn't change your motivation or technique or style, but do you think given the weather they might do things a little more robust and not as many things as delicate as say yours for example? >> reporter: yes. i took a big gamble today and i'm surprised it's still standing as warm as it was. but you'll see those teams come in from around the world and they may alter their designs a little bit if they think it will be warm. if you're trying to do it to fall apart and sometimes that happens. in it stays in the 20s and low 30s they might can do really cool stuff. we'll have to see what the weather brings them. >> always big crowds. i'm anxious to see it. i hope yours survives another 20 minutes or so. we've been very moved by it. >> divine number 9. >> nicely done, matt. >> reporter: yes, if it were cold enough, my tears would be freezing. >> as woul

so there are delicate tasks facing the government in the near term >>> given the battle state of the economy, the government has admitted that it's going to have a real problem providing the jobs that the people want and need. so what can the government do? what options does the government have? >> reporter: the only option they have for the time being is to ask for more international support. the prime minister received a significant boost yesterday from the french government which says they're going to give the tunisian one billion dollars. they are also saying that they will reach out to different countries in the near future to help, saying that tunisia is an emerging democracy and if it gets more support that would prevent any further dissent towards more instability. this is why the president yesterday was stressing the fact that groups like i.s.i.l. are seizing the opportunity to further destabilize the country. but the problem here is that people are waiting for immediate decisions to be taken by the government. they voted for the government about a year and three months ago

reporter: in her victim speech tsai ing-wen thanked her opponents, her voters and because of the delicate geopolitical situation of taiwan she thanked the main ally united states. while saying she wanted to work closely with china warned them against provocative acts. >> translation: we will make sure that there will be mechanisms to continue communicating with china. i will follow taiwan's best interests and make sure the cross-strait relationship will carry on as it has before. >> reporter: within hours of winning the new president, walking the delicate balance that will be the core of her job over the next four years, pushing forward with her position of independence while maintaining good relations with their neighbor across the state, who still views the island as its own territory >>> plenty more still to come on al jazeera, including u.s. democrat hopefuls for the presidency get ready for their latest debates as the race tightens for their party's nomination. plus imagine turning on your faucet and being able to drink this fresh mountain spring water. that's exactly what people in

. >> getting this big chem lab on a buoy into the water is a delicate operation. but this smaller buoy is much simpler to lower over the side. it's designed to track movement of water below the surface. as we head north, these buoys will continue gathering data on arctic water and ice - data that will help illuminate the impact of global warming and the changes we're aleady witnessing here. >> i sometimes feel like i have a front row seat to some very dramatic changes. >> andy mahoney is a geophysicist at the university of alaska, fairbanks. he's been studying polar sea ice for 15 years. >> regardless of whether those changes are positive or negative for some people, rapid change is always an alarming thing to see. >> there's much more science to be done - luckily here - the days are really long. >> the sun just is not gonna to set. we're that far north up here in the arctic. >> coming up the techknow teams heads north, and straight into this... when techknow's journey to the arctic returns. >> july 10th, 2015 - we've been in the arctic for two days and still no s

a fine balances, why china's president is handling diplomacy delicately in the middle east. le east. >>> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. here are your top stories. russian air strikes are said to have killed at least 63 civilians near an eastern city. the iraqi army is trying to drive i.s.i.l. from its stronghold in a suburb of ramadi. the group has responded with suicide blasts killing some 20 policemen. thousands of people have protested on streets of the moldovan capital. they call for another election. a huge clean up and rescue operation is underway in the eastern u.s. after 36 hours of heavy snow fall came to an end. new york and baltimore have lifted their travel bans. in west virginia there was reports of a metre in snow. >> reporter: the sun came out again and so did lots of people looking for help to dig their cars out of mountains of snow. >> anybody stop, anybody trying to get out, some people have patience and some don't have patience. when you go to neighborhood, you see people coming outside clapping. >> reporter: new york city lifted a one-day ban o

classified as endangered but right now this is what they call a manatee ex traction and it is a delicate process. >> the water treatment employees here is looking here is looking at if he can see where the manatee is. there is apossibility that there maybe two manatees out >> they're not sure. if there is two, that would make this process moving both of them and that'll be twice as difficult and takes them twice as long to do. we'll be out here watching this process and we hope to have an adam wiener. >>> the carnival paradise about 13 hours after it was supposed to yesterday following a five days trip in grand cayman >> hundreds still chose to sleep on board because it was so late. >> it was foggy and it was cold. we had to stay on board one more night and we were anxious to get home. >> because cruise liner could not dock on time, it let passengers off on thursday and the next carnival cruise could not leave on time for its four day trip that'll leave at 4:00 carnival will offer guests half off their trip and half off their next trip. >>> deputies have identified one of those suspects,

it's quite a delicate situation for a government that has been given some promises for a better life,a few years ago now to find itself struggling with different issues. tunisia's prime minister faces the toughest challenge yet to his government. he has been in power for almost a year but his authority has been challenged by this week's unrest which has seen angry protests across the country. some of these protests turned into looting and attacks on security forces and government buildings. >> translator: many enemies do not wish to see true-tunisia people and trying to disturb the history and the transition period tunisia has seen and the transition is inevitable and the transition is irreversible. >> reporter: the opposition blames the government for the unrest saying it has failed to implement genuine reforms. on the streets people remain divided over how to solve tunisia's discontent. >> translator: i'm totally against imposing a curfew. there are people who work at night. by imposing a curfew you compromise their future and want this government to go. >> translator: we have heard

is closed in deal has to report one hour late that is awesome it turns out is always a joke and delicate snow day just like everyone else you know all had snow days just before i'm going to start on that note which is before we get to that i want to remind everybody is a weekend on the east coast if you think back to hurricanes and accuracy the forecast days in advance of the big events their data on and the fight's cancellation be posting home it's becoming easier to handle this kind of things and i think when it's all said and done will watch everybody walk out on the streets and back to work to go on monday let's get to work let me show you this date still got 24 hours more snow coming there it is you can see at wrapping up the eastern seaboard's snow getting on the way to the day-to-day picking up heavy tonight and the heavy snow is now banging into washington dc baltimore philly philly's airport is close all day tomorrow his future cast watch the storm wind up or break year of the eastern seaboard and a look at the snow continuing to plow back into the same areas by 11:00 o'clock to

it is a very delicate task for the government. this is a government that comes against the backdrop of elections that were held about a year and three months ago which was seen as a turning point in the history of tunisia. during those elections the government pledged to change the life of the tunisians for the better. those pledges are seen by the majority of tunisians as broken promises. a curfew may not be the only way to solve tunisia's deep-rooted problems as you will see in this report. >> reporter: they expected their lives to be better by now and blamed the government for the fact they're not. it has been five years since protests forced the president to leave tunisia after 23 years in power, starting what became known as the arab spring. tunisia still has some of the same problems that created the revolution, issues like unemployment and poverty. the president has urged the country to respect the nationwide curfew that has been put in place following a wave of protests across the country. in an address to the nation, he a

the instruments are very delicate. >> >> this can technology continues to advance. about 95 percent of general surgery can now be done using that technology. and robot. >> . all right. a lot of people know how hard working mark is .s you're the only guy that wins 9 hundred million. yet sits around for a forecast. >> how about that. >> . that's dedication. >> there's a reason we're all >> we have haze out there now .t. it's hard to even make out the skyline. in the distance. there could be patchy fog. by the time we wake upl tomorrow morning. generally speaking. across the front range. foothills and plains. weather should stay quiet over night. we're seeing right now. fair weather clouds passing through. although it is mainly cloudy. we're seeing light snow flakes. it's not prominent here on the satellite. there are light snow flakes falling across the high country. and there could be an inch maybe some of the highest peeks by tomorrow morning. nothing out standing. expected. none of that will filter down >> >> maybe an inch in the high country. a couple higher peeks

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all these things sound like semantics but they're very delicate.d but it's way, way, way too soon to see if there can be success. when you look at it, two years ago they were essentially in the same position. what has happened since? tens of thousands, tens of thousands more people have died and more than 1 million migrants fled that conflict and ended up in the surrounding areas. >> this is sort of a pie in the sky picture so pardon me for putting this forward but is there even a sense of optimism about these talks, even though the sides have come together is there a sense of optimism that something can be done? >> i think when we talk to diplomats here about the aspirations and why they're doing this right now, they say, look, the russians are now different than two years ago, the russians are signed up to the political process this they were part of a u.n. security council vote that called into play the process we're in right now. they say, look, if we don't do something, then the killing continues. and also isis get stronger. it's sister and al

there's a few things going on, on this, and it is a very delicate needle to thread, because she was partf the obama administration clearly when all these negotiations were going on, and now she is stepping away from it, but this also appeals to a certain constituency within the democratic party, that did break with president obama on this issue of sanctions, and she has always been more hawkish bringing up the notion, though, that there should be another set of sanctions over and above what is done. it's something i hope they explore in the debate tonight because it's into the clear how you could do that in congress without undoing the very delicately negotiated balanced meaning between the parties deal that's on the table now. so it's one thing to say it. we need a little more information how she could do it, but in the meantime, it will be a point of separation between her, i believe, and senator sanders. >> so robert, how will that work in terms of republicans and trying to deal with this delicate bipartisan negotiation that lynn is referring to, and is mrs. clinton in your judgment p

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with the financial systems with the delicate power to further unleashed the vitality. with that high-speed rail of china. by the end of 2015 to have succeeded with under 20,000 kilometers. with a hundred billion invested. and 90,000 kiloliters. one reason of the rapid development with those technologies with elevation with independent intellectual property rights. this improves a that a primary driving force. in the future the chinese government will make the most of scientific and technical and industrial revolution the opportunity with that implementation to develop industries in services and efforts will be made to improve traditional manufacturing and smart upgrading with technology with innovation. the third example of new incubators said judges -- by the end of 2015 to have over 2500 interfaces. and in the number is still growing by over 20 percent every day. going forward to encourage and develop quality innovation so everyone to innovate to have that opportunity with labor knowledge technology to be invigorated where the entire society will be really neat -- re

had the most delicate sleeve at the bottom of the dress. it was el began the. >> the designers are loving her. >> you're wearing the bes clothes on the red carpet. >> who was your number two. >> jennifer lawren i loved her in that red gown. it was simple, elegant and cut out. >> and the bling up top. >> thought ittwas part of the dress, but it was actually a separate necklace. >> i l jennifer lopez. >> i did too. >> it was old hollywood, but in an unexpected way. jennifer lopez called the dress mustard, you know that's a wear. >> we see what feels good. >> it's time to give us your >> regina cane. >> the gold shimmering win look. but together i thought that didn't work. >> she walked out there with it. >> there you go. >> thank you so much for being here. here. >> let's send it over to cameron right now. >> ricky gervais is poking fun at the golden globe awards. ricky, how wrong you it's a long road to make it to t stage. you cannot get there without sweat and sacrifice and not letting anything stand in your tonight's big picture the golden

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. >> aid delicate balance -- it's a delicate balance i don't want we have resource and undercovers working the crowd. >> reporter: good news no major problems reported by law enforcement at first night. the weather also received rave reviews. nothing too cold out there for them. >> thanks very much bree. u mass amhurst is offering condolence for a student whofell to his death in new york. connor cummings was climbing scaffolding outside the four seasons when he fell nine stouter stories. police think he and a friend mayhave been scaling the building to take pictures. he was a member of the alpha sigma fi fraternity. >>> state police are working to identify a body pulled from the charles river. north university police were called to the scene. a student from northeastern has been missing for more than a month and so far police have the cases. >>> and police releasing new images of two bank robbers who terrorized customers in franklin. everyone even children to hit the floor at the middlesex savings bank on wednesday morning and the suspects took off with cash. investigators believe they got

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it's difficult yet delicate work and they expect to have it several days. >>> the county partnered up with some private organizations to help clean up all this debris out here. and it's right now unclear how much this will cost the county to clean this up. but they feel it's worth the price because this is a very well traveled area plus they don't want to harm the environment out here. >> time is money, so it depends on how long it's going to take but it has to be cleaned up. >>> the northeast is cleaning up at a winter blast. burtonsville. you can see how much snow was thankfully no one was hurt inside. some parts of maryland got up to 18-inches of snow. >>> in washington, d.c., dump trucks helped clear the snow. it's still difficult to get around in some of the roadways and many school and government offices remained closed today. many major airports that closed ahead of the storm. passengers may still see some cancellations and delays. >>> with one week to go before the voting begins in iowa. the three democratic presidential candidates -- >> it's really heating up in iowa which is

. >> but instead this powerful robotic arm is delicately punching out thousand of tiny hairs with the follicles and the root system that helps them grow. >> it is very fast and very accurate. and being that it's a robot and they never fatigue. cameras and constantly monitoring and taking video image s images images of the hairs and the patient's donor area and that the artist system uses to guide the robot's arm to precisely extract the follicles. >> today they long to paul mess who began battling hair loss in the 40s. >> this is the before picasso which you are. and using a different transplant method, technicians moved 2,000 from the back of the head to the stop. now he is readily to fill in the gaps and have complete head full of hair hopefully. >> the process starts with shavering the back of the head and once the air is numb, basically this is just with the side and exit angle of the air. and a sharp cookie cutter like blade. >> and scores the outside and the outer perimeter from the air shaft. >> and as the blunt punch cuts around the follicle, it applies a gentle suction and ju

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. >> you have to understand how delicate of a situation this s. >> i don't want you to die. >> yes, indeed. that is my kind of movie. we're going to see a lot of george in"money monster," he has "hail caesar." >> i'll watch him in anything. >>> fwook a true one of a kind artist, david bowie. his public life all about his art. he gave us a glimpse into the personal life at home away from the spotlight. but tonight we put together a look at the legend as a husband and as a father. our big picture, david bowie's love all my love for you >> i asked her to marry me. >> it was a ring that i saw two years ago in florence that i loved. that he went back for. and found it.

it's a delicate dance this morning for third graders at mills river elementary school. the students must work as a team to move the ball from one spot to another without dropping it. provided by the ymca in black mountain. students say they're willing to lead and follow. >> you need to be a little bit of both. let other people say their ideas and then you can say yours and you work together to get the best idea. >> it's a lot easier when you have people around you to accomplish things, not just on your own. >> i learned that sometimes when things are even confusing, you have to cooperate. >> tammy: activities are also designed to help students with their memory. they use a game of toss to repeat a pattern over and over. activities were offered to all third graders at the school free of charge. >> darcel: and he's right, you have to cooperate. >> tammy: no matter how crazy it is. >> darcel: coming up, new >> tammy: news 13 at 5:30 starts

grandpa are so saucy we have to cut and slice in order to make these steamers palatable for the delicate morning hours. >> grandpa. >> did he just call you grandpa? >> can you get that for me. >> reporter: in effect, dirty worrisome willie who winds up on a road trip with his recently widowed grandpa played by a potty mouthed robert de niro. the pair is headed to daytona beach for the during spring break. >> i just smoked crack. >> reporter: life is for the living. he aims to squeeze every drop of debauchery out of every remaining tick of the clock. >> oh my god. >> reporter: as for efron, while he is used to playing the big cheese on set here he was content to take a backseat to the master and watch a legend do his thing. >> it was very exciting to watch him in and out of character. i think i have seen, i'm a big fan. i feel like i have seen a lot of his best performances and i went on imdb and watched less done. i thought i had seen them all. he's been doing this for so long and is such an icon. yet, i don't think i have ever seen him do a role like this. he is totally committed to let

. >> you have to understand how delicate of a situation this s. >> i don't want you to die. >> yes, indeed.of movie. we're going to see a lot of george in theaters. before "money monster," he has l caesar." >> i'll watch him in anything. >>> speaking of a true one of a kind artist, david bowie. his public life was all about his art.impse into the personal life at home away from the spotlight. but tonight we put together a look at the legend as a husband our big picture, david bowie's love story. you >> i asked her to marry me. years ago in florence that i loved. and found it. somebody bought it. he found it, bought it from them. so sweet. and, of course, i said yes. >> they shared nearly 24 years the rock 'n' roll icon and the super model who were set up by their hairdresser.d an intollerably sexy. i did something really corny the next day. i think i invited her to tea somewhere. ous. he just said tea. he doesn't drink tea. he never drinks tea. he had cheir love life private to protect it. but on rare occasions, the couple let "e.t." cameras into david told us iman changed him. >> i think it

but therin lies the president's delicate balancing act over the next year... pushing agenda items that can be divisive... like gun control... a new transpacific trade deal... closing the prison at guantanamo bay... while at the same time not turning off potential democratic and independent voters come november. sabato says: "if he's serious about electing the dem nominee, he's going to have to find ways to be less to appeal to a broader section of the public, can he do it? i don't know." and no one really knows at this point.. but it's clear that as his vacation winds to a close this weekend, the president will be looking ahead to a new year that could well determine what his legacy will really be. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. the president is pressing ahead - with a set of executive actions on gun control next week. one of them would expand background- check requirements for those who purchase weapons from high-volume gun dealers. a luxury hotel in dubai... continuing to smolder throughout the day - after a massive fire on new year's eve. flames eng

rover, send your delicate over -- delegate over? >> they are now up for grabs in the other candidates try and grab them because it means they get more delicate -- delegates. >> why is it this way? elizabeth: the democratic caucus is a little more complicated. the republicans just write names on paper. we will see it all in action on monday night. eric: on monday night i will be at the democratic caucus. all those caucus workers who are here can grab some great bbq for lunch today. big daddy's barbecue is reopening its drive-thru starting today. the family tells us they have heard from a lot of people who have covered the caucuses who miss big daddy's after it closed several years ago, so they're opening the restaurant to serve it up today, tomorrow, and monday only. great weather today. at 5:49, some decent temperatures, 26 degrees. temperatures will increase all day long, and more melting. will get today people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who h

one expert says it's a delicate balance of constitutional law. 3 the second amendment to the u.s. constitution gives americans the right to bear arms. can an executive order weaken the second amendment? one expert says the guildlines mapped out for the use of executive power and the *interpretation of those initiatives can get murky /sot/ cato "that original gray area is far grayer than it has ever been."/vo/roger peel ahn says a president's unilateral powers are hard to challenge by congress *or* the courts. thanks in part to fdr's new deal when congress gave up a *lot* of its lawmaking authority to the executive branch. /sot/cato "as a result, we've got a very unclear situation as to where the presidents authority to make regulations ends and the congress' authority is over-stepped." /vo/in wake of the 2012 mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school stonewalled in congress and took it upon his own to put forth nearly 2-dozen executive orders to reduce gun violence. /bridge/"but 2 years later, president obama's most *assertive* initiatives like tracking lost or stolen guns or

>> all of this is in the middle of a much more delicate situation in the sectarian situation.e confrontations between saudi and iran are becoming more and more religiously oriented, even though both states are trying to -- not to get into this situation. but even the -- this alliance that the saudis called a couple of weeks ago, most researchers were focusing that as an anti shiite alliance. so i think it's much more complicated now, because of this religious element or sectarian elements are contaminating this situation. >> the symbolism of today is not lost on anyone. but what does this tell us about the mind set? when it comes to the execution of the people, we reserve the right to keep ourselves safe. having said all of that the tehran government asking for calm after the saudi best in tehran was set on fire. so what do we take from those two individual reactions. >> it's true the saudis are saying this is according to sharia law, but mainly this is because of the new terrorist law they issued in 2014, so all of these people who were executed are related to charges of terr

he spent $65 million and got one delicate. didn't work. >> florida was the fireball back then. >> if he gets in, would he take from democrats or republicans? >> i think he'd take a little bit from both, if you just have ex democrat column and y. he's counting on extremes, he's counting on people perceiving trump, cruz or sanders. >> or wounding clinton. >> allowing him to come up the middle. >> the one thing that's really interesting, if he does get in and no one gets to the magic number of 270 electoral votes. the race then goes to the house of representatives. each state gets one vote. because of the way it's figured, with republicans in control, one would assume that the republicans would take that. >> well, number one, that's every journalist's dream. all of this hope that will be decided before we die. the other is, bloomberg entering whether in the convoluted way of the house deciding or straight up and down, he will help elect a republican. he will take far more from democrats than the republicans. and i think it could

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. >> reporter: negotiations were said to be so delicate, his own family was instructed not to tell anyone he was even imprisoned. his stepfather says he's from the day decompressing. not you to with this returned to his family's home one day after returning to the u.s., or his family's mother welcomed him at logan. deal. >> we are very happy. >> reporter: he had been detained in an iranian prison for four days before his release. the 30-year-old graduate had traveled to iran last september and was enrolled in an intensive language program at tehran university. the details of the detainment have not been made public.'s mother told wbz she was relieved when she finally had the chance to speak with her son. >> we are very excited. we were very excited to hear his voice. >> reporter: his release was independent of but coincided with the prisoner exchange between the u.s. in iran brokered by john kerry. four american prisoners were released but only three returned. tonight, the family is understandably asking for privacy. >>> the family of a missing marine is waiting for any news in all, 12 ma

fox' stacey delicate is outside the reasonable building in new york city where it happen. >> reporterom street elevator b remains out of service today. after 25-year-old steven hewett brown was crushed to death trying to escape the stalled lift. >> it's scare reach it could have happened to us. >> reporter: about 10 people were in the elevator just before midnight on new year's eve including sanchez and her 10-year-old nephew when the elevate got stuck between the second and third floors. >> brown who lived in the bronx but was visiting the building pushed sanchez up to safety on the third noor through the open elevator doors but then witnesses say the lift star stad moving crushing brown in the shaft. frantic elevator occupants called for help but although the police station is across the street from the building it took first responders more than 20 minutes to arrive. brown was in traumatic arrest. he died later at a nearby hospital. >> he saved my life. >> sanchez toll us she's extremely grateful brown push her to safety adding, i feel terrible. residents and regular visitors here

this is a very delicate situation. >> delicate situation and surprising twist in all of this that was going on since late saturday, the saudis today coming out and announcing, as you said, servering all ties, accusing iran of undermining saudi arabia's security. it was the saudi foreign minister who said that saudi arabia, quote, would not allow iran to undermine saudi arabia security. of course, speaking about that incident that we're seeing on our screens right now, where protester in iran stormed into the saudi embassy in tehran late saturday night, setting some rooms on fire. the saudis say that they had asked the iranians to protect that embassy. they claim that did not happen. the iranians, for their part, today, at least to a certain extent in damage control mode, when the president rouhani, while condemning the killing of the shiite cleric, did come out and say that storming the embassy was wrong, that the iranians were going to find the perpetrators. 40 people have been arrested but clearly that's not enough to calm down the mood in saudi arabia. >> what does this do about re

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