i also propose legislation to prevent drug dixon the front end. reduce the ability for dangerous drugs to communities, give floridians the support they need and make sure that officers have the resources. i ask that all of you support these measures this session so that we can help sarah in this important work that she and so many others do in our state each day. thank you, sarah. [ applause ] i know i talk about job numbers a lot. to the point where the reporters all roll their eyes. there's some other statistics that are pretty impressive and show great strides in our state. since 2011, 20,000 children in foster care have been adopted. [ applause ] think about that. 20,000 more kids with a loving family in just the last seven years. i would like to recognize recent new mom, erica ford, from tallahassee. [ applause ] erica is a child protective investigator with the florida department of children's and families. she has also worked to help children in need by serving as a foster parent sheechlt asked to foster a baby boy named adam in 2015. she q

when i was a young man coming up here in missouri, i lived along the mason-dixon line, and it was about 50/50 black and white in my school years coming up, and there was still a lot of that hatred on both sides going on. among us. with all theember things going on after the vietnam war and all of that, that we seemed to come together. me and my white friends along , whichr black friends just happen to be as we were sitting and smoking marijuana. we came together. it seemed to us we were doing something "illegal." it brought us together and we realized how much we really are mothers and sisters -- brothers and sisters and all the same. this leading up to the north korean conflict with mr. trump. i think we need to send someone , mr. kim jong-un. extend an olive branch, and maybe that would be a marijuana joint. host: hannah is calling from new york city. what is on your mind today? caller: [indiscernible] host: can you try that again? i cannot understand you. caller: [indiscernible] host: having some trouble with the line. we are going to go to wayne calling from pennsylvania on the demo

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the issue of arbitrary detention and torture in the united arab emirates i'm joined now by rodney dixon q.c. who's a lawyer who's represented some people who've been the victim of that can you just tell me first of all how common that is it's particularly widespread in the i represent some victims but the or reports concerning hundreds of persons held in secret detention facilities and who have been tortured and abused before being brought before a court system that is rife with human rights violations. we heard from one one person here today who said that he'd raised the issues is a british national would raise issues with the national government but it never got any redress are the governments listening to these concerns your stay on the un has condemned these practices many important states are raising questions today at the door they need to heighten their voices and the u.s. authorities need to respond it's not enough for them just to be listening they need to take steps to change the system entirely you've said that you have seen some some changes in the u.a.e. what's either a bee

francine: it was great having luis costa and peter dixon.ing to double spending on electric vehicles making up a fraction of the car market. benefitsalso have the of thomas technology. connected vehicles are starting to happen. people talking infrastructure and we think the payback on this is going to be tremendous until he get here. it will change the business model in a way we think is going to be really amazing. the process for vehicles, and we think they would be really quite remarkable. human that vehicle is gone. we are focused on how we personalize that, so when you get into that a.v., it is your a.v. when you have an experience that is electronic and cool, you as the canadian testedent reportedly something we would not support. nafta -- it could be modernized. we could get some currencies threatening inside and outside. nafta has been in place for a while. risk going to happen to oil, cobalt, lithium? clearly, they are going to the effect. we have been sitting in the fundraiser. that was bill ford. joining us. i am quite excited, he

. >> one of the criticisms that "three billboards" has is that dixon the policeman character, who isacist, is treated sympathetically by you. >> he's definitely a racist and a bully and i wouldn't say he's treated sympathetically. i was trying to see, i think, the hope in all of these people so if you say that's treating a character sympathetically, to a dupree -- degree it is. but the points of the film and i think the thing that people come away with is the possibility of change in people. >> it was me. i started the database. if a male baby was born, stick him on it and as soon as he done something wrong, cross reference it. make 100% certain it was a correct match and kill him. >> we've heard many speeches from many in the movie industry saying it is time for a change. do you think that's lip service or do you think something fundamental is happening? >> it feels like something really new and great is happening. i've been in the rooms at the last couple of awards things and it is palpable and it does feel angry and it does feel like it's not going to go away and i think that's gr

multiple opportunities for him to rehab went to florida back and forth but finally succumbed to his a dixon. i am to be here today because i know existence of this tion this building will save lives. >> the tioga family center offers on site meetings adult eds aid individual in their recovery. >>> taking it to lincoln financial field bird gothe bubble, practices field in preparation for saturday's home playoff game. >> sports director don bell here >> i f it is like slowed down over last five days. >> yes. >> until they finally play. >> oh, yeah. >> we're ready. >> we have talked about the quarterback enough too haven't we. >> nick foles is obviously no famer but better thenhe is better then he has played, saturday eagles try to channel his inner pre bowl sel he in 2013, foles and eagles practicing at lincoln financial fielde even if thonverting only 23 percent of they must do better. he has completed only 46 percent of his passes over last two games he must do better after two weeks of practice, doug pederson d better. >> definitely moreomfortable, in the role obviously of embracing the st

merry christmas, my name is malik dixon, and i want to tell you about my beautiful wife natae and her daughter, nileah. they love your show, i think they are your biggest fans. my wife goes above and beyond for her family and strangers. i married a woman who is kind inside and out. she would love to see your show, i would love to be the reason her dreams come true. >> did you see the shock on her face? see the interview with ellen. they have plenty of surprises to share. one of the things we love about ellen's show. watch "ellen" at 3:00 here on nbc10 news. that's followed by -- here on nbc10. that's followed by nbc10 at 4:00. >>> by 4:00, everything that's moving in will be well underway and will be affecting the roads for sure. >> let's check in with bill henley for the updates on that. bill? >> yeah. you'll see things change quickly during the late morning and early afternoon hours. dry right now. this is a clear view from the nbc10 studios. barely any clouds in the skies yet. that's going to change. and we're not seeing a lot of wind either. but we are seeing just enough to make i

one of the criticisms that three billboards has is that the sam rockwell character, dixon the policemany a racist and a bully. i wouldn't say he's treated sympathetically. i was trying to see, i think, the hope in all of these people. so if you say that's treating characters sympathetically, to a degree it is. but the point of the film, and i think the thing that i hope people come away with, is the possibility of changing people. if it was me, i'd start a database. every male baby that's born, stick them on it and, as soon as he'd done something wrong, cross—reference it, make 100% certain it was a correct match, then kill him. we've heard many speeches from many people in the movie industry saying it is time for a change. do you think that's just lip service, or do you think something actually quite fundamental is happening? it feels like something really new and really great is happening. like, i've been in the rooms at the last couple of awards things, and it is palpable, and it does feel angry, and it does feel like it's not going to go away, and i think that's great. it feels like

dixon people like rumi have peace and other and i see that in this light. although you know the painting is this spring to bury me you know but to complete the work it has to interact with with the public i'm giving the audience. the minimal of clues that should be. so that you can open up your minds you know i'm giving you a lot of room to grow to do in the break. religion and. for me the electorate and. i pads from various traditional subjects and in the works. the belly dancer. actually it is next sauces and we should waltz music. form when there is someone sick in the house it is banned by the foss government and plum time because it's seen as a miss lovely. but. they still practice it today but you could be this other kind of things which would. interest me you know that. that spiritual side of this performance is the dances the musicians you know they're all. the dance drama form called them which is an all female form is very much rooted in the belief that we all possess animal spirits animal spirits then then define our own personalities so we may b

one of the criticisms that three billboards has is that the sam rockwell character, dixon the policeman wouldn't say he's treated sympathetically. i was trying to see, i think, the hope in all of these people. so if you say that's treating characters symathetically, to a degree it is. but the point of the film, and i think the thing that i hope people come away with, is the possibility of changing people. if it was me, i'd start a database. every male baby that's born, stick them on it, and as soon as he'd done something wrong, cross—reference it, make 100% certain it was a correct match, then kill him. we've heard many speeches from many people in the movie industry saying it is time for a change. do you think that's just lip service, or do you think something actually quite fundamental is happening? it feels like something really new and really great is happening. like, i've been in the rooms at the last couple of awards things, and it is palpable, and it does feel angry, and it does feel like it's not going to go away, and i think that's great. it feels like a change is properly happ

schmidt was actually the football coach at our high school performance is really big into that line dixon sports so i was a really unconventional climber ship but it worked out really well because coachmen is such a supportive and. admirable figure he he helped in any possible way he could in it was amazing what he did or didn't look i don't get to start oh you don't get. is that it is also the head of them in this club in the head of. the day and i guess i have always wanted to give him a shout out for that because it never made it to the film but he's a really amazing guy. did he understand the science that you had to understand your project oh i explain my project to him a couple times and he didn't quite understand all the technical aspects but i think he had a pretty good grasp of what i was doing and he always pays me for you know reason a public health concern which was a big problem in project was. this although he didn't understand all of the science behind them definitely understood it well enough to be that figure that guiding figure so let's have a little look at his project.

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dixons carphone says profits won't be as good as they had hoped — £385 million tops, not the £a00 milliond say even if sales were weak, the company is still holding on to market share. amazon is opening its first supermarket without checkouts — human or self—service — on monday. how does it work? it uses ceiling—mounted cameras and electronic sensors. it spots each customer, tracks what they take out the store, and bills their credit cards as they leave. called amazon go it's not yet in a store near you — just san francisco — but, give it time. let's look at the markets. particularly these two, ladbrokes down 8.5%, bojan held down 11%, its all the effect of this story, it's not white, but just a story that the state in a fixed betting terminal could be reduced to £2 which would really affect those companies profits. that's the business for now. more later. just a day before the oscar nominations are announced, gary oldman has cemented his status as the one to watch, after being awarded ‘best actor‘ at the screen actors guild awards. he was recognised for his portrayal of winston churchill

also in the group, the partner of david dixon, who was killed in a terror attack in brussels, where the want to be part of something. i really hated the way that groups were using my partner's death to propagate hate. sir anthony berry was killed in the brighton bombing carried out by the ira in the 1980s. my bereavement comes from a long time ago. my father was killed in the brighton bomb “119811. and it was the ira that planted the bomb. so, that's a long time. they go into schools and they don't know who the ira are, it's such a long time ago. but i feel that my experience has relevance today. survivors against terror says it will campaign for effective policies to tackle terrorism, and work to ensure that victims and their families get the support that they deserve. parking companies which use unfair practices are to be banned from accessing motorists' details and issuing fines. the government has confirmed it's to introduce legislation to try to improve standards among parking firms in england. ministers say they want to put an end to inconsistent rules, poor signage, intimidating

also in the group, the partner of david dixon, who was killed in a terror attack in brussels, where theant to be part of something. i really hated the way that groups were using my partner's death to propagate further hate. sir anthony berry was killed in the brighton bombing, carried out by the ira in the 1980s. my bereavement comes from a long time ago. my father was killed in the brighton bomb in 1984. and it was the ira that planted the bomb. so, that's a long time. i go into schools and they don't know who the ira are, it's such a long time ago. but i feel that my experience has relevance today. survivors against terror says it will campaign for effective policies to tackle terrorism, and work to ensure that victims and their families get the support that they deserve. 16 and 17 year—olds in wales are to be given the right to vote in local elections, under plans published by the welsh government. if approved, wales would follow scotland, where the voting age has already been lowered for national and local elections. the labour party has called for the idea to be extended to the who

aon the dixon and his staff are seeing a 30% spike in flu patients. how many patients coming in the door with the flu have not gotten the flu shot? >> we've seen a fair number of people even if they've gotten the flu shot are still getting ill from the flu. >> how do you feel? >> blah. >> reporter: people like murial greenblatt who gets her flu shot every year. >> i was getting very weak. i couldn't walk. >> reporter: children are getting sick, too. many schools are closed. why is the flu so bad this year? the vaccine is only 30% effective against this year's strain. which is more aggressive than those in recent years. >> so those younger folks have not been exposed to that strain of virus and they're more susceptible. >> reporter: doctors say go to the hospital if you have trouble breathing, can't keep fluids down, have a fever over 100 for more than a day. >> if the symptoms are very severe, come to the emergency department. >> reporter: another reason this flu season is so bad, it started early. but experts aren't sure whether it's peaked or if it

own borders it's accused of arresting political activists and detaining them without charge probably dixon is one of the authors of the report he hopes that it will encourage countries to put pressure on saudi arabia to change. we were commission to look into exactly what has happened and present a legal report as an army recommendation is that step should be taken by the general assembly to suspend the government of saudi arabia from the human rights council it being completely contradictory and ironic for a government with systemic patterns of abuse as we highlighted in the report to be sitting on the consulate previously to have have chaired the council we are hoping it will go over not as many states to recognize the problem and to confront the government about the situation in the jails and in that way put pressure on the need for real change not suppose a reform but real change and then what we are hoping of course that depends on the states in the general assembly is that suspension will act as a major lever on the government to clean up their act to make a proper new start. catheri

clear skies along the mason-dixon line. clouds will hang around longer around the immediate metro area, but brighter skies are on the way. we are gearing up for a big-time warm-up as we move towards the end of the week, and we are tracking our next big cold front for the middle of the upcoming weekend. , icenna: this morning caused a school bus to skin off the road in potomac. -- skid off the road in potomac. fortune, schools in montgomery county were on a two-delay because of those conditions. hogan i allocated and five dollars in emergency funding. dozens of city schools were closed because of cold weather and broken heaters. at one point, 60 buildings were close at the same time. as hogan announced the funding, he criticized school leadership. hogan: because the projects have been repeatedly prioritized and funded by the state, and then completely mismanaged by the city school system. >> it is messing up the kids education for the day. they need their education to learn to get what they got adrianna: going on. adrianna:t

prominent diplomat and historian andrew dixon white later wrote, quote: it was a common saying of that time among those who knew him best, chet arthur, president of the united states? good god! arthur had never coveted the presidency and could not conceive is of leading the country. he avoided appearing in public fearing his own life might be in danger. his friends worried he was on the vrnlg of an emotional collapse. but at the end of august 1881 as forwardfield's condition -- garfield's condition deteriorated, arthur received a letter from a house-bound 31-year-old woman named julia sand. sand was the unmarried eighth daughter of christian henry sand, a german immigrant who rose to become president of the metropolitan gaslight company of new york. since 1880, she had lived in a home owned by her brother theodore, a banker. julia read french, enjoyed poetry and vacationed in saratoga and newport, but by the time she wrote arthur, she was an invalid. as a woman, julia was excluded from public life, but she followed politics closely through the newspapers, and she had an especially keen

dixons car phone tightened its profit reporting a 6% jump back in the christmas period strong demandsour iphones helped boost the market. performance strong in other markets including norway and greece that seems like the time to bring in mike ingram, a chief strat jieft gis strategist you don't see bullish on uk profits? >> no, that's been brought out in the performance to date i was interested to hear when suggested the worst of the brexit fears are actually behind us in fact, i feel very different in fact, the politicians in the uk say nothing is agreed until everything has been agreed this is an economic process with economic consequences. even though the market responded quite positively to the end of the first phase of negotiations in terms of the so-called, again, of course bill. such as the irish board completely shoved aside. we said no hard board between north ireland and particularly no hard board between ireland and the irish sea. that suggests sort of a norwegian end game or indeed no brexit at all. both of which would have significant political ramifications in both the

that will be for places around the mason dixon line.e temperatures have been so cold over the last several days, even if we manage to get above freezing, everything is still frozen solid. if we do get rain everything is going to become a sheet of ice. be careful out here tomorrow evening. the evening commute to be very dyesy and as we into tuesday morning everything clears up. look where where we're starting tuesday morning. we'll actually be in the 20s and this starts the warming trend. all this moisture begins from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. across the viewing area. 2:00 western suburbs, 7:00 for the jersey shore. all snow for the lehigh valley and the poconos. it's meanly sleet with snow mixed in for the i-95 corridor. we are expecting a coating. it's enough to create a lot of slippery roads out there. for today sun, clouds, less wind not as harsh. 19 degrees is the forecasted high. lots of sunshine the whole way through here. 2:00, 17. by 4:00, 18. overnight tonight it's clouds, bitter, 10 degrees, 15 for center city and the exclusive accuwe

emily chang spoke with the chief business for mozilla, dan l dixon. with a guest. >> the notion is protecting the open internet as a global resource, accessible to all. we would like to reinstate those open internet principles. principles that we have all worked and lived anderson's the conception of the internet. and to get that so we can get all of us as consumers to get this global resource available to us. emily: others have complained about the rules being rolled back. in some ways, it's a wonder we haven't seen stronger action from some of the tech giants. netflix saying net neutrality is still important but not their priority. what do you make of that? >> i don't know if that was taken out of context, but the notion is, i think most of the tech companies support through alliances. that is why it was important for us to make a statement in this as a petitioner so we can help control litigation. we really wanted to be a party here. emily: you say ending net neutrality could end the internet as we know it. why would that be such a bad thing? the i

we're also tracking two separate accidents now that have just come in, in that backup, one at dixon landingthethe other coming in right at fremont boulevard. those are bloking lanes. and they are going to cause that slow ride to become even slower. give yourself sometime. avoid that area. use 680 as an alternate route. let's check in with neda now on the forecast. >>> i want to show you where the rain is coming now. still seeing light showers. across the bay area. let's zoom into our high-def doppler. east of livermore. patterson, tracy. coming along good. a lot of people have been asking me, what about the snow up at tahoe. unfortunately, it's a warm storm. so we just saw some flush about 7,000 feet. not much snow at all to speak of with this storm system. ridgetops, about 8,000 feet. got just very light snow from it. right now, american canyon, seeing light drizzle. just wrapped up there. and looks like most of the light showers are kind of hanging right around the coastline. highway 1, mill valley, merbeach, lagonitas, bolin as also seeing very light showers. across the bay, you'll have

if you think about companies are dixons carphone, these companies that performed awfully last year.mance suggest they could have a good first quarter. you may find the best value in beaten down stocks. anna: there are a lot of people reevaluating their portfolio. i've got this function for you. brexit uncertainty not withstanding, what continues to support the pound? portfolioe bloomberg function. fofp. it shows the u.k. is a top destination for funds as the end of last year. of december 30 1, 2017, this is looking at the stock. aside some of the brexit , does this show there is merit to arguments of underlying appeal for sterling? what could be driving this? edmund: if we look at this chart, and the u.k., let's not forget the equity story. there are big companies that , that are easy for investors to access these. that is one of the key appeals at a time when they are offering high dividend yields. anna: that helps u.k. stocks punch above their weight? exactly. for those seeking income, there are fewer alternatives, and u.k. stocks are one of those options. anna: the other -- manus

brittany van dixon, planning staff. [ inaudible ] at 1010 stanyan. the residential building will contain three three-bedroom units and one one bedroom unit, ranging from approximately 1,300 square feet to 1180 square feet. the project also includes eight class one bicycle spaces, four of which will substitute for the required off street parking spaces. this principle rounding up remaining fractions of one half or more. upon completion of the active tentative map application, the property will have an area of 3,900 square feet and is therefore seeking approval of four dwelling units. so this publication of the staff report, the department has received one phone call in opposition to the proposal, requesting that the commission not approve any units at the site, given existing congestion in coal valley. the department is recommending the planning commission approve the proposal as it's necessary for the surrounding neighborhood and the city as a whole. the massing and design is -- and the city's bicycle and pedestrian networks, and the project adds for

solano county, dixon particularly, thick fog there, waldo grade is very dense and across the golden gate bridge, it's coming and going. just a heads-up there. they are in the process of reconfiguring your lanes. >>> a chp officer is recovering this morning after a chain reaction crash. >> he was on the side of highway >> he was on the side of highway 4 when this happened. amy? >> he was standing on the side of the freeway on the shoulder when this happened. he is a motorcycle officer and you can see that his motorcycle was hit. he wasn't on it at the time. another accident when he was hit. this was on eastbound highway 4 near port chicago highway in concord at about 6:15 last night. they shut down two lanes of highway 4 for about two hours while they investigated the crash. they have not released any other drivers involved or how they are doing. we are hoping to learn more about that and what happened for this crash but we do know the officer is expected to survive. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> mohammed ali is charged with murder being drunk, driving more than 120 m

should set -- get to, lincoln's in a means south of the mason -- lincoln's enemies south of the mason-dixon line. by the end of the work, they view him as a pirate operating outside the laws of war. people do notof realize is that in early september of 1864, some new york journalists were very fearful of what might happen in the election. they decided to write every governor a private letter to gain their sense of what their states results might be. -- do you think lincoln could carry the state? the interesting thing, the response among most governors, the election is a foregone conclusion. it is too late to pull lincoln out of the race. that would be a political calamity. unionllout would make the look vulnerable. but a number of governors, andrew included, who would recommend chase as a possibility. those who not -- those who would not recommend somebody, they said lincoln was unfit but to pull out of the race would lose the credibility of the political process. there were very real questions about the opposition within the public sector. there were three new york journalists who sent a s