another harvey dunn painting. like this century that we looked at in the beginning of the exhibition, i think this is a very powerful expression of that idea that we talked about earlier of the individual being a part of larger historical events. here we see two soldiers carrying a fallen comrade across the battlefield and it really is a very moving way to fix the -- very movingly depicts the soldier's experience. perhaps the most powerful object in the exhibition is this wheelchair. this is in actual wheelchair that was used during world war i that came from a collection in france. in my view, it sums up the idea of the experience of the individual. one person used this wheelchair, had their personal story. one thing that is so striking is that it is a makeshift device. it is just a regular chair that was fitted with these wheels to turn it into a wheelchair. the wheelchair is depicted in one of the aef artworks here where we see a soldier convalescing in a wheelchair during the war. again, it illustrates how the

the mers -- the most well-known was harvey done -- dunn. he was perhaps the most bold of the aef artist. he had little fear and would get right up to the front lines and was very much engaged with capturing the soldiers as they were experiencing combat, as well as a range of other experiences. dunn also created a very creative tool, this metal sketch box that he used them a combat zone. if you have a big open sketchpad in that environment, it would be difficult to use. he created a metal box with two squirrels and he was able to turn the handles and moved to a fresh page when he was ready to do in your artwork. here we have one of the ls of one of scrol his later paintings that he did. a simple but ingenious way of creating art in the combat zone. the exhibit that we are in here depicts the engineering aspect of the first world war. the artist were part of the army corps of engineers, a group of military that builds things, that most things. since world war i was all about mobilization and resources, the engineering component was a big was

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general dunn ford will provide a military update. >> good evening. i'm joined by our brigadier and marshall gafib parker. we have laid out the strike in syria and i'll address it from the military dimension. at 9:00 p.m., french and brit sh and u.s. forces struck targets in syria in support of president trump's objective to deterred the future use of chemical weapons. our forced were integrated throughout the planning and execution of the operation. the targets that were struck and destroyed were specifically associated with the syrian regime's chemical weapons program. we also selected targets that would minimize the risk to innocent civilians. the first target was a scientific research center in the century for the research and development production and testing of chemical and biological warfare technology. the second target was a chemical weapons storage facility west of homs. we assess this is the primary location of sarin and precursor production equipment. the third target which was in the vicinity of the second target contained a chemical wea

dunn, dunn, dunn, roll. >> ah. >> boom, boom. >> college days coming back right there. >> just like silk that a little later on. but let's start with the last-ditch attempt to avoid a u.s.-led attack in syria. >> a meeting was requested by syria's main ally, russia, and it comes after russia's ambassador says his country is very concerned about the dangerous escalation of the situation in syria. >> president trump put off a final decision after jim mattis expressed concerns of an aftermath on syria spinning out of control. >> reporter: shortly after president trump met with his national security team, the white house declared there's been no decision yet on military action in syria the president said the decision would be coming fairly soon. >> we'll see what happens, folks. we'll see what happens. it's too bad that the world puts us in a position like that. >> reporter: it's a starkly different tone from the president, just 24 hours earlier, he made it sound like an attack on syria was about to happen, tweeting a warning about u.s. missiles to syria's most important ally. get ready, rus

i love the sound of beast it dunn i love a psychological thriller.l young woman lives completely under some of her domineering mother and played with a hand of anxiety as if she is frightened of her daughter as well as dominating her. anyway, the heroine meets this young man who is this woodsman. eight vagabond character and immediately the family ta ke character and immediately the family take against them and the rest of the community are very suspicious of him and she falls in love with him and he starts than her a rebellious spirit that has the two kept under wraps, here is a clip: it is the club dress code. they are black jeans! the club dress code. they are black jeans! sorry. maybe the burger, then. yes. i would like to make a toast... to my family for everything you have done for me. i forgive you. get out! what i really like about this film is firstly you can see from the palpable tension and secondly what happens is there has been a string of murders on the island in the finger of suspicion starts pointing towards the man. and obviously she boasts that he is innocent but is i

like warren, dunne shot a six under par 66 at the spanish national golf club and this was his second fourth at the masters on sunday, was one shot further back, finishing on five under parfor a further back, finishing on five under par for a tie for third—place. on the pga tour, south africa's rory sabbatini leads by two strokes on seven under after the opening round of the rbc heritage in south carolina. he's the last of —— the last of his six pga tour wins was in 2011 and he got consecutive birdies on the eighth and the ninth. world number one dustin johnson is on the eighth and the ninth. world number one dustinjohnson is five off the lead with an up and down round that saw six birdies and four bogeys and also at two under par is ian poulter, who got the houston open that guaranteed him playing in the masters last week, and his compatriot, paul casey, another recent winner on the pga tour, winning the val spahr championship last month, where he had a round to forget and despite this wonderful tee shot he struggled to four under par —— fourover par. tiger woods has announced he wil

he was two shots clear of republic of ireland's paul dunne to secure a third win from just 19 europeannt to just show up and walk around, i wanted to win the tournament. for me reasons. i have been blessed to be national champion from the age of 16 to all ages in spain, five times or six times. to run my amateur and procreate together, kind of linked them this way, and to win the last one i have one, it is hardly spent a good it feels and housos they need is —— professional career. police mertens claims a second wta tour title this year after beating onions are blank on sunday in straight sets at the samsung open. the result sees her claim a third career title. she broke the bell original four times over one hour and six minutes. that included three aces. the dollar deep bay scored 33 points as the indiana paces stun the cleveland cavaliers with a 98— 80 victory on sunday. brian james cavaliers with a 98— 80 victory on sunday. brianjames led the cavaliers were 24 points in a losing effort. —— lebron james. cavaliers were 24 points in a losing effort. —— lebronjames. the cavaliers had t

slow getting north on 101 dunn e. you also find slow traffic coming up with griilroy.n accident eastbound 24. this is the reverse commute. that's partially blocking a lane of traffic. first, here's lisa. >> good morning. in the south bay today back to the low 80s. this is san jose. well above average. about 70 for the average high. for tomorrow about 5 degrees cooler than the numbers will continue to slide into the low 70s by thursday. look at the end of the week and the weekend. we're going below average. >>> this may sound nuts, but uc berkeley elected a squirrel to the student senate. it got furry boi elected. they report a squirrel lives on campus and ran on plat forms like easier acorn access. a sophomore revealed he's the squirrel. he sometimes wears the costume and says he's focussed on the environment, disabilities and a better campus community. >> that sounds good. >> some students are angry. some have been calling this the absolute definition of privilege and that it's cheating students of real representation. he says that he's not going anywhere. and that he

we are grateful to the dunn foundation and mrs. rebecca dunn for financial support for the second year of the program possibly. c-span has been our partner from the beginning. you can find videos or films from previous talks on their on line film archive. finally, molly, donna marie and stephanie grant did wonderful work handling details to make the siri as success. join me now welcoming gains to the podium to introduce today's speaker. thank you. [ applause ] >> we've been looking for my little stool and it is not available. so for those in the front row who can't see me. i'm sorry. good morning and i want to you know i'm happy you all chose to be with us this morning and i'm especially excited that there are students and faculty here from palm beach day academy. thank you for coming and welcome. i'm sure many of you in this audience because so many of you are historians are familiar with the work of richard book hiezer, a scholar, a journalist and a great historian. when he was 15, listen kids, his very first article on the antiw

>> she is harry dunne's granddaughter. [ laughter ] so -- >> jimmy: i love it. >> so, i photo bombed to call you? grandpa? >> well, there was some debate. the family had a meeting which i was allowed to attend, but couldn't speak and -- >> jimmy: of course not. >> and they were -- they discussed it at length -- grandpa, grandpappy. they settled on pappy. >> jimmy: pappy? >> yeah, yeah, and i said well alright, steve mcqueen, "papillon," maybe you know, i'll go with that. >> jimmy: oh, that's cool. >> that's all i had, but i just -- i suggested that she just call me jeff. you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's kind of interesting -- >> i don't know if they're going to be catholic, but maybe they -- catholic, and they're at the communion, and i'm thinking the congregation, and from across the congregation, you know? "hey della." "hi jeff!" [ laughter ] you know, i would love that. >> jimmy: it would be cute. yeah. >> but they said, "no, that's not going to happen." >> jimmy: no. >> so i privately have decided that, you know, when she's about 10 i'll take her aside and go, look, ten bu

maybe watch the al-jazeera news hour with me cell robin jane dunn is up next with a full half hour until and from me here on the news team thanks for your time and your company. in the markets finisher. the street is quiet the signal is given. out so it's safe to walk to school last year though more than thirty metres in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships and children sometimes get caught in the crossfire when rival gangs fight so parents and grandparents have started what they call a walk to try to take them from gang violence i lost my. go i also lost my there are more than one hundred fifty volunteers working for several walking busses teachers say it is working class attendance has improved the volunteers also act as security guards. every dude is being and it's being. measure to support those insurgents. to do things in secret. or politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew to retire from the n.s.a. we could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass surveillance digital dis

we are also grateful to the dunn foundation and mrs. rebecca dunn for financial support that made this second year of the program possible. c-span has been our partner from the beginning, and you can find videos or films of the previous talks from both years at their online film archive. finally donna marie valley and stephanie grant from the campus on the lake have done wonderful work in handling all of the details required to make the series a success. please join me now in welcoming mrs. gay gaines to the podium to introduce today's speaker. thank you. [ applause ] >>> we've been looking for my little stool and it is not available. so for those in the front rows who can't see me, i'm very sorry. good morning, and i want you to know i'm really happy you all chose to be with us this morning. i am especially excited that there are students and faculty here from palm beach tay academ -- day academy. thank you for coming. welcome. i'm sure many of you in this audience, because so many of you are historians, are very familiar with the work

going out like that ♪ >> reba mcentire is headed back to caesar's palace in las vegas with brooks and dunnust added 12 more shows starting in october. those tickets go on sale tomorrow. reba will actually be in sin city on sunday because she is back as host of the academy of country music awards, airing live on cbs. hosting the acms is like going home for reba. >> reba mcentire. >> hosting the acm awards for your 15th time. what is it about these awards and you that's just such a perfect fit? >> i like everything about it. i love it being in las vegas. i love live television and getting to be the host. and once you're the host and then you go to an award show and your sitting out in the audience, your wondering, what's going on backstage? >> besides hosting, the country queen will also sing a duet with kelly clarkson. ♪ because of you i learned to play on the safe side so i don't get hurt ♪ >> reba considers kelly family. clarkson's husband brandon is the son of reba's ex husband narvel. >> at least i get to hang out with my daughter-in-law a little bit. she's so busy and i'm so busy. i ha

that follows expulsions o russian diplomats who the white house continue to call spice will not two dunnll is not go unnoticed by the kremlin and will certainly set back ruian-u.s. relation even further. the list includes 12 companies, 17 government officials and seven oligarchs. oligarchs are individuals who are extremely wealthy. some of russia's superer richhe but ty're in that position not because of their businesses but also because of their political influence and inindeed -- indeed their political closeness to vladimir putin and that is a fundamental part of this message, the white house specifically saying to putin we are gog to target your inner circle unless russia changes itr beha there are many observers noticing that while on the one nd you have thisough action, tough statements and indeed sanctions coming from the white house, president trump himselfh is muc more careful with his words. for example, he has not spoken particularly harshly about putin. call with a pho him recently, he congratulated him on being electedresident, and didn't bring of some of these issues. but th

the only problem, once we're dunn on earth, we're going to have to clean up the mess we made in spacened to clean up rubbish in the earth's orbit has been launched into space. the remove debris project was on a falken 9 rocket which successfully took off from florida last night. the satellite which features a large net to collect junk will be delivered to the international space station beforenauts begin using it next month. >> we've dumped so much garbage from in the universe thatnauts will take off from florida, rocket into space and still think they're in florida. why is there garbage if space? how bad are you missing the trash can that it ends up orbiting the earth? capture it with a net, bring it to earth, then what? throw it into the ocean, make it into a romper? at least up there, it's their problem. it's called earth day, not space day. clean up your own mess, aliens! >> trevor: ronny chieng, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) in this dream, you woke up on the morning of the new york city marathon and someone had stolen your shoes? it was a nightmare. but

dunn says is that the dead are isn't coming into pakistan as. from of honest one no one is stunned as saying the. government do of honest on or that they cannot win in afghanistan because of the insurgents which is of. going in from pakistani borders my point is that clearly first of all there is a huge. understand some say forty percent some say fifty percent which is not in the control of the of the government so why would all these taliban have to come to pakistan if there is so much space available for them to operate from within of honest that's number one point number two given that the lord is going to be peace and of understand and unless there is a political settlement so should not the of one government and the americans. do use their influence on the of one taliban to get them for peace talks so surely pakistan no should not be drawing more people and creating more problems for for a country that has taken the most beating most suffering in the water and dead or rather it should be helping in the dialogue and the peace process with it

year old is learning to be had with his apprentice to hang in the one hundred thirty year old mill in dunn and close to the belgian border. couldn't already knows the routine. thus he puts out the flag meaning. then the road to shop has to be lubricated with pork fat according to a centuries old practice. and finally the sales are stretched over the rest of. my friends like what i do here but they don't really understand it when i talk about it they get bored pretty quickly. boring or not when mills of the emblem of the netherlands there are around a thousand in the country and nearly all of them are still running and not just for tourists. they're still used to grind grain power's sawmills or pump water into the low lying reclaimed areas called cold is but there's a distinct need for a new generation like couldn't says the master miller he is almost seventy. what he calls now days it's mainly retired people who do it as a hobby the mills can still be kept in operation but in ten fifteen or twenty years we will have a real problem with. part of the problem is that many dutch people view th

autism and the doctor who has researched the disorder joining us on skype from baltimore margaret dunn your fall and chair of the department of mental health at johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and also here in doha for ban from the qatar biomedical research institute at how many been highly for universities welcome to you all i would like just told by asking largo this is this is world autism day many people seem to struggle with the notion of autism how can we so explain autism what is it. well i think your description at the top of the show was really a quite good one autism is a very very different just order amongst people affected by autism spectrum disorder but they all come together in the sense that there is some limitation in social interactions and abilities to communicate and often repetitive and stereotypic behaviors with there have been many theories in the past over the cause of autism do we have an established reality or truth about what exactly causes autism well actually. the interaction between the genetic factors and the environment factor elves still

we have our own star studded lineup for the football extravaganza we've got pissed michael dunn cullimore and a marine that all on our team paid to has already been checking out the host cities for you his last stop with this which is about seven hundred kilometers east of moscow let's take a look at his report. i'm going i'm sure this. is where. my son plays for the. this is the world cup starts. while the race riot was brewing in the us city of philadelphia that's off the arrest of two black men in a starbucks cafe black lives matter activists have gathered at this coffee shop demanding equality and that the manager be fired police say they responded to a trespassing complaint from starbucks and were told the men had wanted to use the bathroom without making a purchase the men refused to leave the cafe saying they were waiting for friends there they would then arrested handcuffed and removed from the premises as you can see the whole incident was captured on video by a customer. while starbucks has issued an apology its c.e.o. kevin johnson has assured that starbucks stands against disc

for the day julie dunn the conversation continues online you know how to reach us and remember there have is between now and then tomorrow is another day will sue them. these places have the most cached tags on instagram. you're max takes a look at some of europe's best tourist attractions. what makes them so special and what feet could still be. europe's famous landmarks series continues. the roman. double. click of the industry go highlights. at least nico coaches future employers will be happy. frankfurt this crunch. time to say goodbye amongst a feeder tribe who had chance sealed their relegation. to. sixteen. where i come from we had to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to the shadow and if you newspapers when official information as a journalist i have worked all the streets of many cantrips and their problems are always the same fourteen social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of humans and seeing the white two fold who have decided to put their t

jaclyn dunn has your slick commute but neda is tracking the storm on hi-def doppler. >> that heavy rain came through and it's here now so the heaviest time occurring at this moment and then it's going to pick up again later on. flood advisory issued because of minor flooding in santa rosa, petaluma, san rafael, novato, mill valley, san anselmo and tiburon. so marin and sonoma counties under this flood advisory until 5:30 a.m. you can see flooded roads. don't cross any flooded roads. there's already flooding in low-lying spots. there's a lot of high terrain and the water goes right down the hills into the roads. so please keep that in mind. this whole area is under a flood watch because of the

not only was it a brilliant goal, it brought his galaxy side level at 3—3. of course, he was a dunn,e has still got it. that is all this board for now. the first of two aircraft carrying expelled russian diplomats home from the united states has arrived in moscow. a second aircraft is expected later today. in all, 60 russians were sent home by washington in response to the poisoning of a former russian spy in britain almost a month ago. earlier, a spokeswoman for the russian foreign ministry blamed the uk and the us of trying to sabotage the upcoming football world cup by implicating moscow in the incident. tougher penalties for littering come into force in england today. 0n—the—spot fines will increase from £80 to £150. authorities can also use the penalties to target vehicles owners if it is possible to prove rubbish has been thrown from their car. jessica parker reports. hitting litter louts where it hurts — their pockets. 0n—the—spot fines are nearly doubling, with the maximum penalty now set at £150. littering is of course bad for the environment. it's not good for the taxpayer

he won his home event in madrid, over sergio garcia and the republic of ireland's paul dunne.of the sports team, that is your sports briefing. i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. i will see you morning. the last time somewhere in the uk had a high of 25 degrees it was 29 august 2018. guess what? somewhere in the south—east, there is the potential to see 25 degrees. not just the south—east, widespread averages in the low 20s in the uk's expected wednesday into thursday. something to look forward to. for monday morning it is a relatively quiet start. the area of low pressure starting to show its hand by the end of the day. we will see showery rain across scotland. that will ease away. cloudier skies for many. hopefully with some brightness here and there. the best of the sunshine perhaps likely across the extreme south. highs of 13 to 15 degrees. turning increasingly windy, gales likely, with the arrival of this area of low pressure. the front will move in, bringing some rain, some of it heavy through northern ireland, northern england and scotland as

and we have our own star studded lineup for the football extravaganza this michael dunn cullimore and joe is a marine e o o l and they are they just michael has already been checking out the host cities for you his latest stop is about seven hundred kilometers east of moscow and so around. been tumbling ever since this find someone. to listen to. this is where. i'm from. and my son claims. that this is for the world cup starts. that i think that you can have your say on all of our stories by following us on social media but the latest news headlines my colleague colleen bray will be with you at the top. of the plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the shaper money billionaire owners and spending to get to the twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy my great so what chance for. peace. four man are sitting in a car when the feds

joining me now, the historian, david olusoga, the sun's political editor, tom newton—dunn, director ofs — the centre for labour and social studies, faiza shaheen and suzanne evans, the former deputy chairman of ukip and a former vote leave board member. good evening to you all. first of all, tom, how big a moment has the scandal of windrush been for britain, do you think? for britain, it has been a reasonably sized moment. i do not think i would go to much further than that. it has been a giant news story. the reason for that is one reason only and that is because of the commonwealth as a government, all of them arrived here to meet theresa may this year. this story has been reported in the guardian for months. all of us, my paper, the bbc, everyone else when nobody has been paying any attention to it at all. it was the trigger, the sheer embarrassment of the entire commonwealth coming here to be faced with the mess we have made of all of their people that got us over excited. surely then it is a wound of collective. a spotlight has been shone on it. i am not sure this will change the

. >> we have launched the second season of our podcast and this week we're talking to andy dunne, heells me what it was like to build a company when everyone was telling him it couldn't work and he talks to me about this really interesting moment when he gave his team a big pep talk at an all hands meeting and it completely fell flat and had to rethink the way he generated excitement with his team. it is a really good listen and i hope you all get a chance to listen to it. if you do, please give us feedback, the podcast is still pretty new and i would love to hear what you think. listen for free, it's been there, built that you can find that on apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> when we come back, as ceo, how do you handle customers who only want to work with you, not anyone else on your team? why being told no can actually be a good thing. ♪ ♪ (baby crying) ♪ ♪ don't juggle your home life and work life without it. ♪ ♪ and don't forget who you're really working for without it. ♪ ♪ funding to help grow your business... ♪ ♪ another way we have your back. ♪ ♪ the power

on his first visit to the middle east, mr pompeo said tehran had suffered dunn —— iran had suffered worsecontinues to support the violent to the rebels by providing military equipment, funding and training. this is in violation of the un security council conditions. they continue to fire muscles and to saudi arabia on a regular basis, threatening the saudi people. while we will continue to assist saudi arabia with its defence needs and support its right to defend its own borders, a political solution is the only way to advance long—term stability in yemen, and end the suffering. earlier i stability in yemen, and end the suffering. earlierl spoke stability in yemen, and end the suffering. earlier i spoke to our middle east analyst, alanjohnson. in terms of the diversions of view in iran, we saw that play out when president macron was in washington just a few days ago. it is the view of president trump that the iran nuclear deal is in his view the worse the us ever struck. the iranians get away with far too much. the line for mr macron and mrs may and mrs merkel of germany is that we need t

dunn? mr. dunn yes. mr. arrington? mr. arrington yes. mr. peterson? mr. peterson no. mr. david scott? >> no. mr. david scott no. mr. costa? mr. costa no. mr. walls? no. mr. was no. mist fudge? no. miss funds no. mr. mcgovern? no. mr. bell la? mr. develop la no. miss lou grish im? no miss custer? miss custer no. mr. nolan? no mr. nolan no. miss boost toss? no. mr. milano? mr. milano no. miss mass ket? no. >> miss plaskett no. miss adams no. mr. evans no. mr. lawson? no. mr. owe lal ran? no. mr. panetta? mr. panetta no. mr. sew to? mr. soto no. miss blunt rochester no. mr. chairman? yes. >> mr. chairman, yes. mr. chairman, the vote is 26 yays to 20 nos. >> thank you. the ayes have it and the motion to pass the bill and move to the house voted is agreed to. does any member give notice of intent to file dissenting views to hr 2? if so, please have them submitted to the council's office room 1407 by noon on april 23rd, 2018. take this opportunity real quickly to thank the staff on both sides. [ applause ] thank you. none of this side on the diaz have a clue how many hours and

after the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter on british soil. 3-year-old jonathan dunnf austin, texas died in a roadside another bomb blast. a british soldier was also killed in the attack. jesse: the democratic party has become a joke literally. they are running clowns for congress. actual clowns. steve lowe is on the ticket in south carolina's congressional primary. steve joins me now. let's see what you got. >> you guys requested my wig and nose. this what i used to look like on the circus. put the nose on, all right. now i'm a little bit in honor of the mass tires, a -- honor of the masters, a golf club balancing tip. years and years of practice. jesse: dent hurt yourself. -- don't hurt yourself. >> that's part of the risk in the circus. here we go. jesse: look at that. >> hold on. we are only halfway there. and we have the balance and -- jess wow! >> how about that! jesse: okay! >> you want to see a little bit of juggling. i'm running in the fifth district. here we go. one more time. always the perfectionist. here we go. voilÀ. thank you very much. jesse: we are go

dunn for five minutes. mr. dunn: thank you for supporting my four amendments part of the en bloc amendment which includes trade, research priority on behalf of florida's second congressional district. at a later date i'll submit extended statements. i do want to thank the members on the other side of the aisle who worked collaboratively with me on each of these amendments. i think your bipartisan work product is in this en bloc amendment. candidly, i look forward to our continued partnership and showing our constituents how we came together on topics that's fundamental to their lives as food and fiber. until then, your secret is safe with me. mr. chairman, i yield back. mr. conaway: the gentleman yields back. mr. arrington, five minutes. mr. arrington: thank you, mr. chairman, for your leadership, including amendment 21 and time to speak about it. there may be other colleagues who may want to make a comment or two. as former chancellor of texas tech for research, development, i am a true believer in the value p

than so we have to understand the president understood this and my fear has been that director pompeo dunn share that point of view. i asked him here. he said it was a long time ago. i talked to him again, again, again. i talked to the president again and again and again. what i hear from thep, no one is changing the mines. many of the wars were ill advised the gel is to get us out. that is a goal i share. so actually i want people around him who actually will give the advice and not try to persuade him that war is the answer to things. we have a variety of opinions and believe on which way the president us going to go in a good direction ored about and my side would like to go and stay forever but i want people to understand not only the country but i hope that the director will understand. but that what is aim hearing. i am hearing that from the president and the government particularly government that follows lifestylement think of think that is a recipe for 1984 to the president again today and i have not been give anything or promised anything i know a bridge built somewhere but i ask

i want to redo the street from representative dunn buyer, democrat of virginia and this is the playbooky are using now. the deceptions and lies with which trump with which trump is cheryl: gaslight fell away. no more daca deal. always anti-immigrant. what do you make of that? >> that is absolutely untrue, cheryl. it is in fact the democrats in the senate who have blocked any kind of rational deal the president laid out four pillars, which have broad public support. including democrats and independents. number one, yes. treat our.gov beneficiaries passionately to legality in citizenship. find the border wall. stop the visa lottery which makes no sense and put some controls, reasonable controls on extended family migration. all of those things are supported, yet the democrats in the senate could not see their way clear to working with the president successfully. cheryl: i need to make a point about why she just brought up about this. let me tell you what a spokesperson for house leader nancy pelosi said. time and time again the president has walked away from bipartisan proposals that are

but first let's go to jaclyn dunn with a traffic alert in the east bay. >> yes. not a "friday light" condition along 24 right now. we are tracking some showdowns due to a rollover crash inside bore number 1. eastbound 24 in the caldecott tunnel. so right now, one lane remains blocked. they just reopened one of those lanes. so traffic able to get through that bore but at a slow pace. we are starting to see that backup develop and we have speeds dipping below 45 miles per hour and it's getting close to that broadway exit there. so expect delays heading in that direction. give yourself some extra time. that's the opposite commute direction. over at the macarthur maze, you can see that traffic is backed up well beyond the maze along 580 and your ride heading along the eastshore freeway will start to get slow through berkeley. so we are definitely seeing the crowds develop for your friday morning commute. we are in the yellow, 22 minutes across the upper deck heading into san francisco. give yourself some extra time. we are no longer tracking those "friday light" cond

i want to thank, acknowledge mary murphy from gibson dunn, architecture services by aidan darling design. we've already met. [applause] >> finally, the message of this message is phase i, great as it is provides only 3,000 square feet and one room. we also need phase ii, which is that side over there, with i has 17,000 square feet, many rooms and spaces of different sizes to multiply the number of events and activity we can have here at one time. thank you. [applause] >> ok. we're going to keep moving. but one brief correction, this project actually does have $3 million in 2012 clean and safe neighborhood park fund money. so lots of funding from lots of different sources. so we're very proud of that. now, let's turn to the future. we've talked about the past. let's talk about the future. i'd like to bring up tom, from the arts commission, to introduce cass and the arts performing workshop to talk about what comes next. >> thank you, phil. it's so exciting to be here this morning. i have the privilege of being part of this project for the last six years and as a neighbor, i can't thank my

let go by the police commissioner bursting to youtube headquarters here but are they choosing hrbek dunna. as of the last bulletin we got from a 36 are old man remains in critical condition. a 32-year-old woman and another 27-year-old woman in fair condition. the ceo of google which owns youtube describes this as an horrific act of violence. the focus this morning is very much going to be on those red flags and where they missed by the police. sherilyn moran. lauren: jonathan, thank you very much. cheryl: for more on this, david, good morning. the question many folks have this morning as they get ready to go to their offices, they get ready to go to work, is the work place unprotected? these youtube employees, part of google and also that were in an open courtyard. >> while aiming, it's always the key issue in a habitat site does. depression is common is the place you work such a location where high level of access control is indicated. we have an open campus like this, clearly accessible and not drive the narrative because last night the reports for this is either an employee of a disgr

over the years al-jazeera is bureau chief in islamabad dunn has met numerous. people able to debunk some of the myths and describe some of the characteristics of the man who was some of been logged. amanda nouns by his enemies as a real. just fanatic and a terrorist and praised by supporters as a leader fighting western aggression and subservient to arab regimes. top pakistani surgeon amir aziz. he was willing to speak about his meeting with the some of bin la. in two thousand and two the british trained orthopedic surgeon had been held for more than a month by f.b.i. and pakistani intelligence officers on suspicion of links to al qaeda. he was released after being cleared by investigators. from his clinic in lahore aziz described his meeting with bin laden in november two thousand and one shortly before the taliban government was routed by u.s. led coalition forces. he said bin laden had shown no sign of kidney failure nor had he seen any evidence of dialysis. the last meeting i had with him was after nine eleven this was in kabul where i had i was treating pa

i want to thank, acknowledge mary murphy from gibson dunn, architecture services by aidan darling designready met. [applause] >> finally, the message of this message is phase i, great as it is provides only 3,000 square feet and one room. we also need phase ii, which is that side over there, with i has 17,000 square feet, many rooms and spaces of different

it's right near dunn and you can see that back-up is starting as you are making your way into morgan hill. we can see that cochran, 16- minute ride. as you head a little further north, we're starting to see delays as you are making your way along 101 it between 680 and 880, near mckee looks like we have debris. san mateo bridge, we're looking okay. we're still in the green though it is getting very crowded in that westbound direction. 14-minute ride heading to 101. 880 that is starting to see spedz dip in the -- speeds dipping in the yellow. now, there is a problem just south of 92 and that is what is causing some of shows slowdowns. 880 heading through oakland, looking okay. the nimitz freeway still in the green. checking in problem-free as you're making your way up toward the maze. the 580 approach getting slow before the maze but past highway 24 you're still moving at the limit. bay bridge toll plaza, it's a slow ride. you can bet that east shore freeway is definitely getting out there. if you would like to use mass transit, all is running on time. >>> check out this view from our

but first let's go to jaclyn dunn with a traffic alert in the east bay. >> yes. a "friday light" condition along 24 right now. we are tracking some showdowns due to a rollover crash inside bore number 1. eastbound 24 in the caldecott tunnel. so right no

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jaclyn dunn has your slick commute but neda is tracking the storm on hi-def doppler. >> that heavy rain really came through and it's here now so the heaviest time occurring at this moment and then it's going to pick up again later on. flood advisory issued because of minor flooding in santa rosa, petaluma, san rafael, novato, mill valley, san anselmo and tiburon. so marin and sonoma counties under this flood advisory until 5:30 a.m. you can see flooded roads. don't cross any flooded roads. there's already flooding in low-lying spots. there's a lot of high terrain and the water goes right down the hills into the roads. so please keep that in mind. this whole area is under a flood watch because of the amount of rain we're expected to see already. the areas of concerns and the roads across the bay area, slick this morning already an inch for venado, st. helena and mill valley a half inch. golden gate bridge we'll have heavy rain throughout the morning hours but it's going to pick up again later on tonight. we are only going to get a break in between about 1:00 to 5:00 this afternoon where

slowing and visited our friends with the chp division in monterey and said indeed there's debris around dunne causing more slowing as the build happens to morgan hill. more slowing coming out of gilroy. we'll track this and hopefully they can clear that pretty quickly. things are held up in morgan hill. here no surprises out of theal to mont or dublin interchange. highway 4, a smooth steady flow after the earlier car fire, cleared around bailey, hasn't been a problem this morning. dublin interchange, slow 580 towards the dublin grade. the palo alto and peninsula a smooth speed limit drive. back to you. >> let's hope it stays that way. 5:52, a murder mystery in california, three found dead inside a home and two children. the clues police are following right now. >>> happening now at 5:52, developing story out of north cry i can't. chinese officials say 36 died in a bus crash. experts say chinese tourists make up 80% of foreign tourists to north korea. toys "r" us stores going up for auction today. a canadian investment firm will be handling that sell-off. you'll recall they filed for bankruptc

if we talk about the bridges, dunn barton and san mateo commutes, it's looking good here.01. 6:52 lets get to steve's forecast. >>> thanks very much. mostly cloudy, no worry about rain today. tomorrow the light rain will start. it will be a big difference from this point forward all the way into saturday afternoon, evening, there will be some copious amounts of rain eventually. where it sets up looks to be marin county north. the system is tapping into it, if you want to call it, the moisture from the hawaiian islands, today mostly cloudy. the heaviest core will be here friday, friday night and early saturday and the cooler air comes in. until then, we're seeing a lot of cloud cover, but once the jet stream gets closer you'll take this abundant moisture and start stacking it up and lifting it in the coastal hills, that will start on friday, and that's when the rain will kick in. the rain forecast has good amounts here. there will be areas isolated that will have more than this. except for southern california, not that much. this is a northern california event. it's not a s

from the south county, the early slowing because of debris around dunne leads more slowing north of morgan hill you're fine. highway 17, no major surprises over for the tri-valley offr crossing the bay. oakland, a little haze but not a problem for drivers. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:20, coming up next, lucky or unlucky, you be the judge on this one. a man survives a bear attack then gets attacked by a shark. )g >> rarely happens anyway, the same person twice. >> we'll introduce you to the young man who says he's still planning to go back in the wild even after those attacks. >>> a day of fun and saving money with online coupons goes completely wrong. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> and so busy, kris sanchez played seam stress working on costumes fo s for her daughter' play. why kris she's thankful to her mom. the time is 6:21. you're watching "today in the bay." nbc bay area responds. to groupon deals gone wrong! a san jose woman says s >>> 6:24, quts nbc bay area area responds to groupon deals gone wrong. >> our response team got right on it