simplemente eso es el asunto que fue un ataque racista hacia denise.cuela en lugar de investigar lo que estaba pasando cuando denise e fuere a reportar este caso decidieron que la policÍa del distrito lo arrestara y lo mandado a una cÁrcel del condado harris donde despuÉs fue levantado por inmigraciÓn ja . >>> damaris no fue un acoso de una sola vez era de tiempo >>> sÍ >>> entiendo que el distrito escolar de houston llamÓ a la policÍa, permitiÓ que se lo llevaran despuÉs el pagÓ una fianza de 20$2,000 y le dieron denise a ice >>> asÍ es la policia de desde trits de houston arrestÓ a denise y despuÉs yo elevaron a la carcel del condado. despuÉs de pagar la multa de $2,000 no lo dejaron en libelo detuvieron ahÍ hasta que llegÓ inmigraciÓn para levantarlo. >>> ¿ quÉ estÁn haciendo ustedes para evitar la deportaciÓn? >>> ahorita estamos trabajando con otras coaliciones porque mi trabajo es nada mÁs a poroapoya los tu distintestudiantes y hac caso pÚblico. hay una coaliciÓn de maestros que estÁ trabajando arduamente para la escuela y el distrito cambien su

good evening, i'm denise nakano.hat snow is falling in parts of our region and is expected to move out overnight. . we have team coverage for you tonight. neighbors are seeing the first of that snow. andrea klein thomas is driving around in storm force 10 to show you conditions. >> denise, so we've seen a rapid advancement of the snow into our area, it's snowing in philadelphia right now, snowing in most of our neighborhoods at this hour, it went from a sunny beautiful day to a stormy day very quickly, um here in the poconos, they like the snow on this president's day weekend. it's snowing in wilmington, delaware as well. we've seen the snow push in in the last hour or two, the steadiest to heaviest snow now in south jersey and delaware at the moment. it's snowing heavily. vineland, out toward dover right now. your temperatures right around 32 degrees. into philadelphia, it's snowing light to moderate right now, along i-95 and the boulevard and some other areas are snowing too to the north and west. the temperature d

and then, again, as denise mentioned, he was very instrumental in the r.a.d. program, which is still moving along. we're in the next phase of development and there's more and more affordable, accessible -- housing is going up every day and it's because of mayor lee's efforts to sally's comment, i would echo that he definitely was interested in solving problems and getting things done in response to the community, but it was also true that he's a personalable person. he always took the time to say hello and ask how you are doing and that the experience that sally has had of him being a personalable person that genuinely cared about the people of san francisco from my experience is also very true, also very true that he told some pretty corny jokes, as jim had mentioned, and i think that just really he is and will continue to be missed. i will say, though, from my personal with mayor lee that i truly believe that he would want us to continue to move forward with all of the issues that matter and that are important to us. i want to encourage the council for the i

>> good evening denise, again. we have another weekend again where we're dealing with miserable rainfall in the area. tonight it's lightened up a little bit for now. this is a temporary break. we had some patches of drizzle in the lehigh valley. most of our area has dried out for the moment. there is more rain back to the south and west. that rain will regenerate overnight tonight and especially during the morning hours tomorrow. temperatures are the other story. it's not a mild rain, it's chilly and raw. 48 on the boards in wildwood. here's what you can expect here through sunday. scattered evening showers, mainly intermittent. temperatures in the 40s. overnight tonight while you sleep, that rain will redevelop, and heavy at times for sunday morning, that rain will be a real soaker and taper off through the afternoon. more on that coming up at 6:18. >> with rain tonight and tomorrow, can you track radar and the weather in your neighborhood on the nbc10 app. make sure you download it, our app is for free. a wide ra

it doesn't cost you anything other than a little bit of your time. >> all right, denise. >> so every time i say to none how are you doing? all i hear is busy. a year ago i banned it from my own. everyone is busy. >> you're starting a business. you don't have enough people, too many people. trying to get new business. productivity is an issue. we have to have a work/life balance. we have created a way for people to talk and be productive. we have dedicated talk spaces. if you are going to have a conversation with anyone more than five minutes long, you can't do it at their desk, in a common area, at their desk because it will distract everyone else. everyone starts jumping in. it becomes fun. we want to talk. we don't take that away. but we don't want to be distracted. if it's more than five minutes, you ask them to go to a dedicated talk space. you're away from your work space. but also five minutes can be distracting. if you're in the middle of an aoe pitch any and this is going to change my rfp to be the winner, hey, denise, what was that thing you needed? that could derail you and

i'm denise nakano. a first alert for heavy, wet snow that's covered our region and freezing overnight temperatures. nbc 10 has live team coverage to show you exactly what's going on right now in your neighborhood. we'll start with nbc 10's drew smith live in lehigh county, hit with the worst of that snow. >> reporter: denise, it is still snowing up here. you can see how much has piled up on the bushes here, over a half foot. you can look at the road. it is a slushy mess. the plows have been moving through and it's been pushing water. when i say it was heavy, sticky, wet snow, you can see it's stuck to everything, including these electrical meters, the trees, and these light poles. when the sun went down, the snowfall sped up. heavy, wet flakes first piling up on the grass, then making a mess of lehigh county roads. >> i looked out, oh, man, look at all that. >> reporter: plows began work just as people headed out for dinner. >> we'll probably go home a little early. we have the kids at home, don't want

it goes way beyond football denise.k to you. >> all right danny, thanks so much. >>> and steve's here with a final check of the forecast and a first alert is in place. >> let's get to the 10-day forecast. we're all over the place. what you need to know tonight. a stormy night. there could be some localized areas of flooding. bout tomorrow morning around the city. but montgomery chester, delaware and then the borderline counties along the delaware river in new jersey. so have the apple push alert if anything breaks in terms of flooding. 45 on monday. tuesday, 43. wednesday, for you sweethearts, 57 degrees and 63 on thursday. >> steve thanks so much. >>> and thanks for joining us for is nbc 10 news at 6:00. the olympic zone is at 7:30, have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the gig-speed network that powers of america's businesses is now doing the sr foeam gig. comcast business. >>> tonight as the up t invitation from north korea to the south. while the u.s. maintains a hard line toward kim jong-un and the father of a young amer

and secretary of state ce # denise merrill from connecticut. we thank you both. >> thank you. >> thai. >> woodruff: over the last two weeks, miles o'brien has takenn ustour of what's publicly known about north korea'sap nuclear s program. in the third and final part of his series, les looks at how ose bombs might be delivered. tonight, on the leadge of science, the sleuths searching through open source clues to nogh korea's fast-developin missilorprogram. >> rr: north korean missiles are flying much farther and muchore frequently since kim jong-un became supreme leader in 2011. he has reigned over more than 80 launches, so far. the outside world watches warily, with a network of early warning radar, ssors and satellites that track the missiles in re time to be sure they are indeed tests. once the basic data is released by norad, the sleuthing work begins for people like jeffrey lewis. >> we can usually add quite a bit of detail because we can model the missile and we can ncually find the precise l location using photographs. >> reporter: lewis

a secret deal to approve the factory in exchange for the recent release of the german journalist denise you joe also minister the foreign minister would never admit it but in my view it's perfectly clear there's a connection there if you look at the whole story i assume there's a direct link to balances among exist yet the german foreign ministry has denied those claims it says the country's acting government doesn't have the mandate to make such a deal and the putting on the stick with this country's future governing coalition has agreed in its negotiations to further tighten the weapons exports so i wouldn't be able to support an agreement like that. after turkey's controversial use of german leopard tanks against the kurds in northern syria both sides know a strengthening of ankara and butlins military ties would likely be unpopular. while turkish officials have said the trial of denis your chair will begin on june twenty eighth in istanbul no charges were made against him during his here in detention but on the day of his release last friday he was charged with supporting terrorism

nbc 10's denise nakano joining us now where she is learning more about the victim. you spoke with his coworkers, what did they tell you? >> reporter: described him as a compassionate man. he is the one who needs help now as he recovers from second and third degree burns. a chard 2006 pontiacs in flames. zip ties used to detain the victim. this man was among several neighbors who jumped in to help. >> i was trying to think anything that could put the fire out. >> reporter: the 34-year-old victim was car jacked sunday night. he had just wrapped up his night shift at a group home for people with intellectual disabilities. the victim came into his pizza take out hours before the abduction. >> it was sad this was him that this happened to. >> reporter: demand they pay $10,000 for his safe return. the men doused him in gasoline and set him on fire. >> i can tell you it is a horrific crime and it seems personal. all three we are hearing were armed with guns yet they used fire as a weapon. >> it is a shock. i hope they find who ever did this to him. >> reporter: investigato

denise ho has never been afraid of standing up her beliefs.everything changed when she became one of the faces of the 2014 pro—democracy protests. trent bouu 2014 pro—democracy protests. trent boult and saw her blacklisted in mainland china, with some major brands pulling out of promotional projects with. now she has been barred from holding a concert in late this aprilfor a barred from holding a concert in late this april for a different reason. we received a call from alco organise in malaysia and they told us organise in malaysia and they told us that our visa was denied and my visa was denied, and the reason that the person from the government gave was that because i was an active supporter of the lg btqi was that because i was an active supporter of the lgbtqi community. the malaysian government minister has not confirmed the ho ab visa was denied. but the communications are multi— media minister said that they welcome anyone who... homosexual activity is illegal in malaysia and a recent crackdown on the lgbt community has been seen by so

. >> erin and denise, the fans are super excited. they are still jumping up and down and still chanting. they are still crying, but, boy, do they have a story to tell. >> reporter: back in philadelphia, a champions welcome, even for the fans. >> what was it like to be at that game? >> it was life changing. >> reporter: they're back from minneapolis where they saw history and were part of it, too. >> it was an amazing experience. i know we made a difference. there were plays we were making so much noise i know brady couldn't hear the count and i know we made a difference. >> reporter: after all that yelling you might notice eagles fans sound a little scratchy. did you lose your voice at the game? >> as the game was going i got worse and worse and worse. >> reporter: from a game so special. >> it was local, you felt it in your bones, so many eagles fans. >> reporter: they're still feeling it today as generations of fans returned home together. >> reporter: what was it like to share that with your son? >> are big guys allowed to cry? >>

i am denise nakano, nbc 10. >> the mad rush. patco limiting stages. only providing westbound service to the ninth, tenth stations. patco will switch eastbound only services using those same spots. >> let's continue our team coverage with brandon hudson. some winners and some losers here too. >> that's right. you look around city hall and you will see no parking signs like this one and steel barricades like those over there. while the city plans the parade, business owners deal with the impact the super bowl high going strong inside the modal's on chestnut street in center city. you got the hat. >> the hat, the pennant, long sleeve a hoodie. >> reporter: tom leavy bought collectibles. this modals will open an hour and a half earlier to accommodate the crowd. restaurants and bars expect to be at capacity. just like hotels in center city. >> all booked. >> reporter: thomas linenbough flew in to watch the parade. bars restaurants, hotels and sporting good stores will be big winners. on the flip side. this auto shop will close because customers can't get i

break out the shorts. >> for all of us here, i am denise nakano.uch money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> welcome back. president's day weekend. a lot of you have tomorrow off. we have free style skiing as the focus here during our prime plus coverage. a little later on we'll show you the men's aerials final where they were flying under the lights last night. if you were with us earlier, we covered the ice dance and there was a wardrobe malfunction and they had their press conference just a few minutes ago. you will hear what they had to say about that wardrobe malfunction in a bit. we'll get you

i'm denise nakano. tonight we're tracking more dreary weather headed our way. a live look outside, the kimmel center in center city, heavy rain will be coming in overnight and could change those sunday morning plans. first alert meteorologist steve sosna is timing out that wet weather. >> good evening, denise. if that seems familiar, hearing the words sunday soaker, this is our fifth weekend in a row we've mad some storm bringing rain or snow. rain on the way for sunday morning. it's in the washington, d.c. area and it continues to spread towards the north and east. we'll look for this rain to fill in overnight. so while not all of us are wet right now, by midnight that rain batch is just to our south and west. you can see what happens to about 3:00 a.m., rain in the yellows and oranges through philadelphia, the northern and western suburbs. crystal tomorrow at 5:30 will be showing those heavy downpours in our northern and wear suburbs. rain will continue for morning hours, through midday, and we'll start to see that rain taper down in intensity during the afte

. >> good afternoon, i'm denise. >> i'm erin coleman. eagles are basking in the glory of the first super bowl victory. we begin with andrea and thomas live in philadelphia with the team that made it all possible arrived a short time ago. >> super bowl champs, andrea. >> reporter: my god, the fans have shut it down. look how big this crowd is. you have the team and staff and all slowly making their way home right now after the most memorable week of their lives. this is them waving with pom-poms, telling the players thank you, they have so much energy and been like this over an hour, giving high-fives. we talked to kelce a little bit ago and this is what he said after seeing this huge crowd. this is pretty impressive. we saw the pictures. pretty awesome to be back here with our fans. thanks, everybody for coming out. we can't wait to get to the parade. >> reporter: the things the pictures don't show is the energy. they can't convey the energy out here. i talked to a gentleman a little bit ago who was trying, waiting for this moment his en

audits and inspections are conducted by federal immigration and custom enforcement officers nat/sot<denise solis/seiu usww: "no employer should take advantage of any i-9 audit"> leaders from san francisco's faith, labor and state law maker community held a press conference outside sf's federal immigration building to make sure employers and their employees know their rights if ice agents show up at the work place. there is a new law authored by california state assembly member david chui sot according to the new immigrant worker protection law employers are supposed to be given advance notice before the i-9 audit

york, denise, everybody for all the support.john and his team, for us, for getting this thing done. and kyle for believing in me from the first day i got here. i thank my family for coming out here. we got out of snowstorm. thank you. i'm excited. it's been a long time coming for this thing. i think we got it figured out pretty quickly and i'm very happy with how it got figured out and i'm excited for this next year. we've got a lot of work to do so we're looking forward to it. i think it was a number of things. the team, the coaching staff, kyle and rich, it was very welcoming environment and i really liked that. we had some success down stretch and you could see the pieces falling into place. we got a long way to go but i think we're moving in the right direction. >> the situation in washington, year after year, did that influence the decision to get something done now and have it, you know, done for the next five years so it is not a year by year process? >> i'll speak for the team. we became convinced that we had that as an

in fact, i had a discussion with denise, my co-chair partner. and we agreed that it would probably be better to hold off these elections until february when everyone will be here. let me ask the council, is that in agreement with you? >> fine with me. >> i agree. >> you agree, kate? >> orkid? >> i agree. >> carlos? >> alex. >> sorry. >> it's fine. >> all right. let's move on to item number 7, which is the home care subsidy pilot program. and the presentation is to be made by jane caruso. please welcome to the mike. we'd love to hear from you. >> thank you. please let me know if i should slow down or repeat anything. >> can you speak up a little bit, please? thank you. >> is that better? >> yes. >> okay. as jim said, i'm jean caruso. i also go by jeannie. and i'm the director of the pilot program funded through department of aging and adult services. it's a financial subsidy for home care for adults in san francisco age 18 and over. it's from may, 2017, through april, 2019, and the goal is to serve 175 to 250 clients. and there will be pre, mid a

the short term and what's your view on her or what can you tell us about the connection between denise you joe his release and dennis you joe the person and the current situation in syria the war the incursion that turkey finds itself what's the connection between those two . well at first sight i think there's a little connection of course but if we look take the general picture of how and taki tries to mend fences on the one hand and wage war on the other hand. in a year or two years ago the main focus of on was europe and so far as he described europe and particularly germany as the as the enemy at the s. as the adversary he stirred up public opinion against europe and germany. with the war going on in syria things have changed no he is in a very difficult position in with the americans arguing about the role of the syrian kurds. there was even the prospect of a possible conflict between the u.s. and turkey in syria so there are lots of problems at that front and. since. i think late late summer fall last year tried to mend has tried to mend fences with europe and particularly germa

all right, denise?> every time i say to everyone how you're doing, it's busy, busy. >> i actually a year ago banned that from my own -- >> good. >> it's so annoying. everybody is busy. but go ahead. >> why are so we busy? you're starting a new business, don't have enough people or too many people and we have to get as much done as we can. so at our office what we have done is we have created a way for people to talk and be productive. we have what are called dedicated workspaces so -- i'm sorry, dedicated talk spaces. if you'll have a conversation with anyone more than five minutes long you can't do it at the desk, around other people in a common area. because all that's going to do is distract everyone else. we all like working together, so it becomes fun. we want to talk. we don't want to take that away but we don't want to be distracted. if you know it's more than five minutes, you go away to the talk space and -- >> what's this? >> five minutes is distracting. if you're in the middle of the epiphany

denise shults joins us. tell me what your week has been like?t of panicked calls, it's true. we like to think these hedge fund guys are super men and they don't react. the truth is they're human. the truth is they do. like for example, in one situation a hedge fund i work with here in new york they were like, oh, my god, analyst, call can we have a call. you have got to stop him from doing this stop from making decisions. he is doing crazy stuff. we took him through what the hedge fund manager is really feeling. is he panicking? why is he really panicking? i think i got two or three poe proposals to work on this weekend i didn't know on monday. yeah, they panic too. liz: what do you tell them? because when people get panicked, they make incorrect decisions and mistakes, do they not? how do you get a seasoned trader who thinks he or she knows everything, i've been doing this forever. this is serious. the market is dropping, now it is jumping, what do you say to them? >> well, you will find this amazing what are you feeling and why are you feeling

denise thought some of the description provided was inappropriate for an early evening broadcast. also on wednesday, the bbc‘s economics editor wrote online about the economic performance of the european union, pointing out that growth in the region was at levels not seen since 2007. initially the article had the headline" uk no longer shackled to a corpse." a reference to a comment once made by the eurosceptic mp douglas carswell, that britain's membership of the eu came ata that britain's membership of the eu came at a significant financial cost. the headline was later change but not before several readers have tweeted their objections. we put this points to bbc news, and they told us: a couple of weeks ago, you are russell moore contacted us with his thoughts on a practice that others have observed on bbc news.” thoughts on a practice that others have observed on bbc news. i would like to share my frustration at what i call suggestive reporting. be increasingly used bbc technique of shouting at using question that politicians as they walk in and out of meetings. are you still i

denise more junee is in charge of security here. his work is highly demanding. but often breaks off for a cup of coffee. this coffee gives me energy when i'm doing my security work it gives me energy to move around and i feel strong and it keeps me away from sleep . would uni's among the few ugandan coffee drinkers. thanks to. a barrister who was sit up a coffee shop makes to his workplace. patellas is promoting the dream and plans to open i've a cafe's in busy areas of uganda's capital you're going to zip it to drinking nation and coffee and you guys are going to be very top for the. higher income earners and that's why the local conception is to low. but he is determined to change that through training young barristers patel as is growing capacity to boost the local coffee industry. in the last eighty years over one thousand two hundred trainees have gone through his hands. of the domestic with capital so it is a beginning it's beginning to appreciate because it's now a youth a centered kind of approach. catalyzing follows coffee writes from the farm. he has r

deborah and denise have worked together for almost a0 year5 deborah and denise have worked together forrnsley salon. that's me and that one is me. then a trip to the exhibition was a snip down memory lane. people used to have rollers in their hairand lane. people used to have rollers in their hair and that was the only way to get movement and curl in their pa nts to to get movement and curl in their pants to do it at home would have been a great time5aver. pants to do it at home would have been a great timesaver. pop music had a real influence on head. there we re had a real influence on head. there were local bands from sheffield. had a real influence on head. there were local bands from sheffieldlj was were local bands from sheffield.” was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar... people wanted that to be recreated. i want that haircut, the girl from human league. before i left i want to show —— share my own peace of hair history. thi5 share my own peace of hair history. this was me at my school prom. 0k, wow! rockabilly quiff inspired. not many people coming to shops asking for that

this maximum security prison in istanbul is where denise huge amount is being held one year after thejournalists arrest and no formal charges have been made. so why the state nation it's a question for which turkish prime minister banally has a simple answer. that it is not my decision to make but the courts. i hope that he will be released soon. and i'm confident there will be development soon or not the. critics are don't feel that the judiciary will treat you case fairly. but you drams remarks have given germany renewed hope. this may not be able to miss conduct a mistake that there will be a judgment soon by. us since i don't quote more and i hope you will be a dentist you chose a favor you always been working for weeks to ensure that happens and he lets them talking with. it is now up to turkey's high court to decide if one year will mark the beginning or the end of you just incarceration and for more let's bring in correspondent julie han who joins us this evening from istanbul yulia we just heard there turkey's prime minister basically hinting that there would be a development

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this maximum security prison in istanbul is where denise is being held one year after the journalists arrest and no formal charges have been made so why the state nation it's a question for which turkish prime minister banally has a simple answer. it is not my decision to make but the courts. i hope that he will be released soon. and i'm confident there will be developments soon. critics are don't feel that the judiciary will treat you case fairly. but you drams remarks have given germany renewed hope. in this time optimistic that there will be a judgment soon. and i hope you will be a dentist you chose favor we've been working for weeks to ensure that happens. it is now up to turkey's high court to decide if one year will mark the beginning or the end of you just incarceration. now to some of the other stories making news around the world to the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has said that work on the new middle east peace plan is fairly well advanced he was speaking after signing a five year aid package to jordan president trump reversed decades of u.s. policy in december but

a spokesman forjames bulger‘s mother denise fergus called the sentence a ‘farce‘.people died today, including at least 12 children, when syrian government forces carried out airstrikes on eastern ghouta. the region, to the east of the capital damascus, is one of the last remaining areas controlled by rebels fighting president assad's forces. it's home to an estimated 400,000 people and is now at the centre of what the un calls a humanitarian emergency. medical supplies and food haven't been allowed in since late last year. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville‘s report contains images you may find distressing. syria's war isn't ending, it's getting worse. in eastern ghouta, near damascus, they're overwhelmed. death comes daily from the skies. more than 150 civilians have been killed here this month already. the rescuers have to move fast. here, they follow the sound of a child crying. then they reach for a scrap of cloth and pull hard, and a boy is removed alive from the rubble. hundreds have been left injured in eastern ghouta and in the last week, more than a0 ch

. >> reporter: it was a typical day for denise miracle when two young girls came to her counter. they had a number of small bags but told her they net -- they had no id. >> they had no idea. they were texting someone on the phone. that person was giving them answers. >> reporter: she noticed the ticket was purchased online the credit card was a different name. >> it was extensive. it didn't feel right to me. it did not feel right. >> reporter: when the deputies arrived, they told the deputies that they met a man called dray on instagram and he invited them to new york for the weekend to earn $2000 for modeling and music videos. they told their parents they were spending the night at each other's home. >> they were flippant about how it couldn't be true. i said, the airline said you had a one-way ticket. in my belief you are going back there not to do the things you thought you were going to do. i said well, you probably wouldn't have a choice in the matter. >> reporter: they quickly investigated dray on instagram. >> we attempted to look them up on instagram after our contact wit

has soured relations between ankara and berlin this maximum security prison in istanbul is where denise is being held one year after the journalists arrest and no formal charges have been made so why the state nation it's a question for which turkish prime minister banally your theory has an answer here . it is not my decision to make but the courts. so i hope that he'll be released soon. and i'm confident there will be development soon or not and that. critics are don't feel that the judiciary will treat you case fairly. but you drams remarks have given germany renewed hope. this isn't about you want to miss about the mistake that there will be a judgement on your censure i don't quote more and i hope it will be a dentist you chose a favor you know as we've been working for weeks to ensure that happens and let's get started with. it is now up to turkey's high court to decide if one year will mark the beginning or the end of you just incarceration are good against that m.p. for the f.d.p. party i'm chair of the german parliament human rights committee welcome to day w i we just heard ge

i'm denise modano. now the end of what felt like the longest two weeks in eagles live look right now at the home of the super bowl. u.s. bank stadium in downtown minneapolis, in just hours it will be flooded with tens of thousands of eagles fans. nbc 10 hasohn clark with a huge announcement for the eagles on the night before the super bowl, john? >> there is a good feeling tonight before the tomorrow, they both get into the hall of fame. and brian dawkins has a good feeling about the birds tomorrow. we went one on one with b-dawk >> it's like it still hasn't sunk all the way in. it really has not. it's kind of tough to put words behind once it happens it's hard. it's hard to really sink in the like that -- we're going to all celebrate. this is not just me. congratulations. i said this. congratulations, philly you're hall of fame fans. >> do you feel this weekend is setting up to be something special? because you and t.o. from the last time the eagles were in thes ago now you're going in t.o. and the way

a free man once more after a year in custody speaking from berlin denise you chel said he'd been held hostage by turkey he didn't mince words describing the turkish justice system. just as my arrest had nothing to do with justice and the rule of law my release also has nothing to do with either of those and. in a tweet you chance that he's now left germany and is with friends it's not clear what triggered the journalist sudden release some have speculated it could have been a weapons deal or an agreement to join the e.u. customs union german foreign ministers it denied those claims it can't there is no quid pro quo there is no deal neither clean one nor dirty well. but even as you chill was set free six other journalists were sentenced to life in prison for allegedly trying to overthrow the turkish government among them are the brothers mehmet and time there are still over one hundred journalists in turkish jails just like tens of thousands of government opponents. my releases left a bitter aftertaste i left behind a cellmate with whom i was together for the past two months he's a tur

denise morley thought some of the description provided was inappropriate for an early evening broadcastou have just given a graphic description of a murder and rape, filling in all the details including a throat being cut. this is a family time and it appears it is totally appropriate in the bbc‘s judgment for children to get a detailed account of a rape and murder. is it me?" also on wednesday, the bbc‘s economics editor kamal ahmed wrote online about the economic performance of the european union, pointing out that growth in the region was at levels not seen since 2007. initially, the article had the headline, "uk no longer shackled to a corpse," a reference of kamal ahmed later pointed out on twitter, to a comment once made by the eurosceptic mp douglas carswell, that britain's membership of the eu came at a significant financial cost. the headline was later changed, but not before several readers had tweeted their objections. "scandalous", once said. "we were never shackled to a corpse as you well know, so why use this misleading headline? the only court in question will be the uk e

a secret deal to approve the factory in exchange for the recent release of the german journalist denise you joe also known as the the foreign minister would never admit it but in my view it's perfectly clear there's a connection there if you look at the whole story i assume is a direct link to. the german foreign ministry has denied those claims it says the country's acting government doesn't have the mandate to make such a deal and the putting on this to court this country's future governing coalition has agreed in its negotiations to further tighten the weapons exports so i wouldn't be able to support an agreement like that. after turkey's controversial use of german leopard tanks against the kurds in northern syria both sides know a strengthening of ankara and butlins military ties would likely be unpopular. well now i'm a gret karrenbauer might not be a name that rolls off the tongue especially for non german speakers try saying it ten times fast but you might be hearing it a lot more because in the future because chancellor angela merkel has told her conservative c.d.u. party that

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the sun has a response from denise bulger to the news that her son's killerjon venables has been jailedbuse images. the guardian's front page reveals secret government documents have estimated a no—deal brexit would hit the economy to the tune of £80 billion. no chance of getting through an addition of the papers without talking about brexit. no matter how ha rd we talking about brexit. no matter how hard we try! we are going to start with that story, the front page of... we tried really hard(!) we can't ignore it, a secret plot to thwart abraxas, apparently, a picture of mr george soros? —— thought brexit. apparently it is his plot, he is a billionaire, known quite famously for breaking the bank of england, that is in reference to the fact that he bet against the pound during the 1992 black wednesday currency crisis. he did not literally break it! he has been accused of coming up with plans over accused of coming up with plans over a dinner, a secret document has been lea ked a dinner, a secret document has been leaked that would put the government ina leaked that would put the governm

from the palace of justice in histon ball to a high security prison that's a livery that's where denise was held in pretrial detention. but the defendant supporters turned out again and again to protest what they consider the anti-democratic policies of the turkish government. that she is the best known journalist among the defendants he's been in jail for more than a year. another journalist at all times his brother and four others were sentenced to life in prison just hours after your job was released. how far has turkey moved away from the rule of law. the big question how far is turkey moved away from the rule of law and michel i was just talking about the prospects of normalization of relations between germany and turkey gemma's to be a very prominent green politician with turkey's german roots has come out and said normalization of this point in time is absolutely not possible is he right to review. and i think that's clear to everyone here in germany that you cannot it's not like the chancellor merkel yet but you know what she tries her best you know she is someone who never ever

. >> talking to denise nakano. the doctor says the flu shot remains the best way to protect yourself. in pennsylvania the number decreased. however, the health department says too early to determine if it's seen a peak mchb. >>> right now the jury in the trial of town mayor ed pawlowski will hear the end of the defense. campaign donations led to city contracts. he's pleaded not guilty to 54 counts of bribery, conspiracy and fraud. >>> and the man acude of stealing a stash of deadly chemicals from the montgomery county company he worked is facing charges this morning. richard oraurk stole 300 grams of cyanide back in november. he told police he took the chemicals to get rid of chemicals at his home. when he found out he was being investigated he dumped the cyanide down a storm drain. he couldn't remember where. water tests found no danger to the public. >>> take a look at this car fire in delaware county. sky force 10 gave us this view as firefighters doused the flames on concord road last night. firefighters evacua