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george dance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and be inspired by distinctive instagram or zz. d.w. story topic each week on instagram. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin britain and the european union announce a breakthrough and. you have to put food. in your commission president. and prime minister to resign may say that struck a deal the two sides will now move on to negotiating a trade agreement we'll go live to brussels. also coming up u.s. president donald trump celebrates his jerusalem initiative and right now i'm thinking about what's going on and the love that's all over israel and all about jerusalem. post jewish leaders at the white house on the stimulus protest against his decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. and unesco gets a pizza the action it's added to original maple styled pizza to its walls have a to list. a company that's being described as a brick. so in bragg's that negotiations the e.u. and britain say they have reached an agreement that will allow them to progress t

performing live only on -- >> "good morning america." >> this will be remembered as the morning george dancedashington. as the clock ticks toward a government shut down the house is set to vote today before funding runs out tomorrow at midnight. this comes as congress nal leaders head to the white house today in hopes of hammering out a long-term deal, wreaths across america could use some help. the wreaths will be placed next saturday. download the abc 7 news app. a chilly day ahead but cold coming for the weekend. >>> today is going to be chilly clouds coming through. it will be the mildest out of check out the weekend starting tomorrow. what it will feel like on sunday it will feel like the mid 20s. a colder weekend. chance tuesday next week. >>> traffic watch we continue to watch that closure on 355. as you cross the river southbound lanes remain blocked and in the final clearing stages of a crash on the george washington parkway 65 minutes from the beltway southbound on the gw parkway and we are looking at 395 no accidents to report as you merge into the 14th street bridge crash at howar

for supporters of the former football superstar george weah, it looked like a victory dance when he went. the man who won in the first round sounded confident. i'm not associated with losing. i will win. boakai cannot win, and george weah can. what happened cannot happen again. initial indications are that the run—off was better organised than the first round. materials arrived on time and there have been no complaints so far of multiple voting according to the main local observation group. turnout seemed low. it has been quiet here at this high school. election officials are nibbling around without a lot to do. they say there's been like this for most of the day. only one person has come here in the last 30 minutes to cast their vote. with a result expected this week, liberians are looking forward to the outcome. this is the first time in over 70 years that this country has set the stage for a peaceful transfer of power from one elected president to another. the international committee of the red cross says the evacuation of critical medical cases has begun from eastern ghouta in syria.

reporter: for supporters of former football star george weah, it looked like a victory dance when he went to vote. the man who won in the first round sounded incandescently confident. weah: i am going to win. what happens will not happen again. reporter: initial indications are that the runoff was better organized than the first round. materials arrived on time and there have been no accounts of -- no complaints so far of multiple voting. but turnout appeared low. it has been pretty quiet here at the high school in central monrovia. election officials are middling around without much to do. they say he has been like this almost all the day. in the last half an hour, only one person has come here to cast his ballot. with the result expected this week, liberians are looking forward to the outcome. these elections will mark the first time in more than 70 years that this country has set the stage for a peaceful transfer of power from one elected president to another. sharanjit: peru is divided over the legacy of its former president alberto fujimori. some people see him as the man from e

for supporters of the former football superstars george weah it looked like a victory dance when he wentn who will won in the first round sounded confident. i'm not associated with losing. i will win. boakai associated with losing. i will win. boa kai cannot associated with losing. i will win. boakai cannot win, and george weah can. what happened cannot happen again. initial indications are that the run—off was better organised than the first round. materials arrived on time and there have been no complaints so far of multiple voting according to the main local observation group. turnout seemed low. it has been quiet here at this high school. election officials are nibbling around without a lot to do. they say there's been like this for most of the day. only one person has come here in the last 30 minutes to cast their vote. was a result expected this week, liberians are looking forward to the outcome. this is the first time in over 70 years that this country has set the stage for a peaceful transfer of power from one elected president to another. a british woman has been sentenced to th

george. >> but after more than a thousand dances of sugar plum fairies he will be dancing out the door. >>nough. >> his next role retiree. >> he says he will miss the costumes the coworkers and generations of dancer who have grown up before his eyes. >> listening to that music, you lose your mind. >> days after retiring he will sail off on a four month cruise far from the lan of nut crackers. >> i'll find out what it's like to have christmas agains. >> nbc bay area news. >>> and if there is one baflt in which the costumes are so important it's the "nut cracker". >> i didn't let you speak the whole time. >> fair enough. and you've been to see the "nut cracker". >> the costume so gorgeous. >> the weekend whether o weather feeling like the holidays after mild 70s. last week, we're starting to see kufrpts cooling down. let's look at the microclimate forecast. starting off in san francisco tonight we do have high clouds of up above. headed there to do last minute holiday shopping currently 52 degrees and going down to 49 by 9:00 p.m. maybe you're also headed to go to the airport tonight. and yo

george bailey in the show loses $8,000. >> reporter: not for a school dance or next year's play, but the victims of recent huan florida, and texas. >> we thought, we can use our influence over this little town that we have to raise the $8,000 t just like george needed the money. >> reporter: the students have organized a silent aufee basket0 for s.a.t. prep classes. we have an ipad. we have restaurants, hair salons have tonight adonated. ♪ peace on earth >> reporter: they'll be taking donations at the door and hope you put yourself in the shoes of the townspeople who gave some of their last to help someone who needed it more. >> it spreads the message to remember that your life is important, and that others are willing to help you. >> reporter: in cherry hill, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> the play runs this friday and saturday at cherry hill high school east. we have all the information you need on nbc10.com and on the nbc10 app. >> quick confession, i've never seen the movie. >> every team a bell rings, an angel gets its wings -- >> i know the basics of the story, but i've never s

this is the headquarters of george weah's political party, and as you can see, people with have thronged to the place almost unendingly, all-night vigil, dancing beginning of a new era in the country. so far things are going very well with vice president having having admitted defeat in the election. george weah has held meetings with diplomats from among them the former united nations envoy here, former nigerian president. ben: a court ruling in south africa could lead to president jacob zuma facing impeachment proceedings over the use of public funds to upgrade his home. the country's constitutional court has said that parliament failed in its duty to hold the president to account, and must now look again at whether he should be removed from office. reporter: the judge was very, very careful in his ruling, giving the ruling, to really balance the issue of whether the court was overstepping its boundary in terms of telling parliament what to do and addressing the matter at hand. he acknowledged that parliament had done some things -- he talked about the vote of no-confidence with the motion that was discussed the question and answer sessions

this is the headquarters of george weah‘s political party and as you can see, people have thronged to this place almost unendingly. they spent an all—night vigil here, dancingfor this country. so far, things seem to be going very well with the vice president joseph boakai, whom george weah defeated, having admitted defeat in the elections. diplomatic efforts are going on, with george weah having held meetings with some visiting diplomats, among them the united nations envoy here, former nigerian president 0lusegun 0basanjo. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: paradise lost: bali's beaches are smothered by a rising tide of rubbish. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we will use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. it has just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his 0xfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. you... just g

george weah won tuesday's runoff, getting more than 60% of the vote. >> the country will have its first peaceful transition of power since 1944 if weah's inauguration goes snoothly. our patrick snell has details. >> reporter: dancingootball star george weah celebrate a hard-fought victory over vice president joseph boika in liberia's presidential election. the country held a runoff vote on tuesday after neither candidate won more than 50% of the vote in the initial ballot in october. this week's election was also delayed after claims of fraud were investigated and later dismissed. weah was extremely popular with the country's youth, who wanted to see change in the country's government, which was criticized for not doing more to tackle problems like poverty and corruption. whether or not the 51-year-old will enjoy success as president is yet to be seen, but he certainly enjoyed plenty on the pitch. among others, mr. weah played for monaco, psg, and ac milan. he was africa's first and only ballon d'or winner and was named footballer of the year on three occasions. patrick snell, cnn, atlanta. >> patrick, thank you. now to puerto rico. many residents there starting the new year still in the dark. it's been 100 days n

george w. bush walks out of his dance office, he's disappointed, that was his fathers greatest weapon, to talk about how disappointed he was at any given point. he wasn't particularly emotionality point. he never yelled at his kids. he never hit his kids. there's no corporal punishment in the bushell but that expression of disappointment was the best thing that he could do to sound a message that said straighten up and fly right. so that happens. he leaves his fathers office and then he gets a call from his dad later on that afternoon and he said can you and kathy, scope and, come to the astros game tonight? either couple of tickets. he expressed his disappointment but he also welcomed him right back into the fold. that faith that he had been assigned alternately do the right thing never waned. >> yeah. i love that is a story he carries with him. there's no capacity when was mother barbara, they have a family intervention because they bustamante smoking at 17. and h. w. weighs in. it's barbara bush, they take them out to dinner. he is at that .16 years old and it's up in kennebunkport and geor

i must say it was a good thing that martha was around, george could be a little indiscrete. it was the time he dancedngton decided that she was the one to do it. ester reed understood that even as a woman in the 18th century, a woman with no political power and no legal power, married women cannot unproperly jewelry on their bodies belong to their husbands, that when you got skin in the game you stay in the game, but you don't get a win unless you play in the game. so she can, the sentiments of an american woman, newspapers up and down the coast. she called on the women of the country to make sacrifices for the army which to defend our lives, our possessions and our liberty. now, had only been an american woman for ten years, she came here married to joseph reed, by 1780 was the president or the governor of pennsylvania. you might like to be governor. you know, it's a nice title. and it was -- she rode home to england saying i cannot say america was agreeable. soon she became an absolutely hardened patriot, as early as october of 1775. when war came and her husband joined george washington's forces.

i must say it was a good thing that martha was around because george could sometime be indiscreet. there was a time he danced of martha washington, decided that she was the one to do it. ester reed understand thood tha as a woman in the 18th century, a woman with no political power and no legal power, married women could not own property. the jewelry on their bodies belonged to their husbands. that when you've got skin in the game, you stay in the game, but you don't get a win unless you play in the game. so she penned the sentiments of an american woman. it was printed in newspapers up and down the coast. she called on the women of the country to make sacrifices for the armies which defend our lives, our possessions, our liberty. now ester reed had only been an american woman for 10 years. she came here, married joseph reed who by then was the president or governor of pennsylvania. you might like to be called president, governor wolf, you know, it's a nice title. and it was a hard adjustment. she wrote home to england saying i cannot say america is agreeable, but soon she became an absolutely ardent patriot

this is the headquarters of george weah‘s political party and as you can seek people have surrounded this place unendingly. they have spent the night here dancingning of a new error for this country. things have been going very well, with the vast majority of the opposition ‘s support is having admitted defeat. celebrations have gone on, with george weah undergoing meetings with the current president. a court ruling in south africa could lead to presidentjacob zuma facing impeachment proceedings over the use of public funds to upgrade his home. the country's constitutional court has said that parliament failed in its duty to hold the president to account and must now look again at whether he should be removed from office. lebo diseko explains the court proceedings. thejudge was very, the judge was very, very careful in his ruling, giving the ruling, to really balance the issue of whether the court was overstepping its boundary in terms of telling parliament what to do and addressing the matter at hand. he acknowledged that parliament had done something, he talked about the votes of no confidence, a motion that was discussed and also question an

. >>> dancing in science class, a new approach to teaching is developing creative and eager learners. >>> prince george county taking you into the classroom to show us how it works. >> reporter: this is math and science class at molten elementary. >> we have math and science class. >> reporter: and when it's time to present last night's fraction homework. >> denominator. >> reporter: good work. prince george county is putting art into learning. >> i thought it was boring. i didn't understand it. because just reading out of the book. but now we add activity to it understand it way more. >> reporter: what are parents saying about this? john directs the program. art integration has grown from 7 to 7 two schools in three years. >> they are coming home exciting. >> reporter: so instead of reading about it. >> strong wind and strong rain. >> reporter: these students became the hurricane. it's a lesson they don't forget. >> then it goes. >> reporter: striking ta right balance meant retraining teachers at places like kennedy center. >> we had so much fun learning how to make learning fun for them. >> reporter:

george. ♪ break the season ♪ i want to dance you and me >> how many of you think you can dance?ge it is to be able to say good morning to america. ♪ i want to touch you and feel it such a feeling ♪ >> come on, big daddy. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey! what a year it has been. what a year it has been and, george, what's the most surprising moment of the year for you. >> besides getting strangled by tiffany? that's one of my favorites. >> basically every day of this year was a surprise. i mean this is a brand-new thing. we got a reminder of how long this year has been and how much has happened but you compound that with something we've never seen before, a president who tweets every morning, 6:45 almost every morning we have some news breaking tweet which completely changes our morning and our day and has been a surprise. >> it's been an emotional roller coaster but it's not over and may get more surprises, hopefully they're all good ones into 2018, grab every moment. >> pack a lot in ten days. >> so true. >> i definitely teared up a -- those twins. >> the twins. >> that was the

george's county. all of that is coming up next on "news4 today." >>> just want to sing and dance. >> sing-along, right>> yes. >> seven minutes after 6:00 right now. shut the front door and watch out for your front porch. the overnight scare that had investigators shaking their heads. >>> california is burning. major new developments in the battle against the wildfires. the turning point that could help give firefighters the upper hand. >>> it is a nice star tuesday morning. wakeup temperatures will be mostly in the 40s around the district. we have some neighborhoods in the 30s. wait until you see how mild it ll be this afternoon. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with twice the crispy caramelized peppered bacon. dunkin' sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin' >>> at the live desk. following new developments in a massive cyber attack. publicly blaming north korea for the so-called virus. the trump administration says the north is getting more reckless and will be held accountable. >>

dance of opening up the possibility of change. and then reagan retired. you can't blame them for that one leaving george bush to take over we have fundamental enthusiasm for democracy around the world breaking out yet policymakers are saying fundamentally scared because we have not seen changes like this since the 1930s. and we all know what happened next. how do we keep from going down that road again. the real fear from gorbachev first three fears. the first is that he might succeed. he could redo the cold war the second great peers there could be a cool launch against him because he was so radically revolutionized in society we would expect communist, the people who have power and didn't want to lose it george bush gets a memo on his desk which says the following, we expect in a moment there'll be a counterrevolutionary coup against gorbachev. bush receives the same menlo until it ultimately becomes true. significant because it helps us understand his mindset. if he does something wrong everything they're moving forward to could actually come crashing down because they move too fast. this is the real

dance to go with the lesson. it was fun and a little bit creative. it was kind of fun because we needed to use our imagination. prince george'snty has more than 70 schools with arts novation. >> up from 15 just a few years ago. our overall and objective is to see all students can use. we got to put math and art together and it was really fun. the school system has partnered with the kennedy center which supports arts education in schools all across the kupt rirks but especially here in the d.c. region. the role that we played is offering profession l al development for teachers so that they can learn how to bring the arts into their classroom and connect or integrate the arts with science, social studies, math, language arts, the sjtsz that they're already teaching. our plan is that we're going to sneak out. for the mother hens, no, we're not about to sneak out. i guess what i gained from it is more confidence because i had people that were actuallien yoiing it. some people are learning that the stage here at the be the platform for the future. i want to be an actor, an art teacher. why? because i start ed trying drawing sinc

george. >> we will be watching. okay, mary, thanks very much. >> we certainly will. >>> we had our dancing shoes on last night.w beautiful memoir. "natural disaster." where you so beautifully openly, candidly open up about every aspect of your life, talking about depression, which has really touched a lot of people, and it's flying off the bookshelves because it's already -- the publisher already ordered a reprint. >> if you didn't get it, it's coming back. i promise. it was such a good party to see family, friends, people that i hadn't seen for a long time. my old students and, of course, all of you your bright and shiny faces. it really -- it was almost too much emotionally to have all that support and love. but i have to thank everybody who has not only read and bought the book but the people that reached out after we had our interview and told me their stories because that's what this conversation is starting and it's unbelievable to hear how many people have been touched by this and how many people hope to see the sun shine some day. i am grateful for those. >> when you said that, you know what my momma s

ends of my white house career, you know, the one with princess diana dancing withjohn travolta in 1985 and then last year with prince georges a really taxing job on your personal and family life. so, it's a really taxing job on your personaland family life. so, eight yea rs was personaland family life. so, eight years was long enough. ican imagine years was long enough. i can imagine and they are fabulous photos. pete souza thank you very much for talking to us. the book, it is really insightful, isn't it? it is really insightful, isn't it? it is called obama an intimate in photographs. here is some news and travel and weather wherever you are watching this morning. see you in a few minutes time. good morning, today's weather will be fairly similarto good morning, today's weather will be fairly similar to yesterday, dry and mild with a lot of cloud around but we could see brighter spells in southern areas of england. for the north—west of scotland, we will see the rain becoming more heavy here into the afternoon. elsewhere though looking dry with temperatures up to about 11 degrees. through this evening and overnight, not

dancing goals in the third quarter. dan sickles, whatever he lacked in term of military in human, he was a political general. he was, in fact, the worst dream of george mcclellan. he was a war democrat and a for -- aa's supporter ferocious supporter of lincoln calling for abolition. whatever else he did wrong, he did that right. the other hand, you have a second core of the army commanded by the field sky was one of the most ardent mcclellan ites, hard-core democrats. he comes in barely a second. and george sykes on the fifth middle youere in the might have john reynolds and the first core. reynolds is a pennsylvania democrat, but has a number of abolitionists and division command. james walked worth -- james wadsworth. of theted the politics seventh army corps. that tells you a good deal of the kinds of decisions being made on the battlefield. >> do you see a difference between the army of the potomac and the army of northern virginia in which they were politicized? >> they were both highly politicized, but the issues are different. the real questions swim around a, virginia, and the dominance of virginians in high command there. and b, whether you

dancing on the berlin wall. quite literally. interesting thing about yeager, he is still alive. [laughter] it turns out sometimes doctors make mistakes also. and he was fine! which poses a problem for georgeush. what do you do when you're in your office watching crowds surged across the berlin wall knowing you have these reports from the cia suggesting anything we do to educate the soviets may cause the very backlash that we fear or may cause -- in your. bush's response again is to do nothing. in public, for example, he is in his office watching this unfold on television as told you must give a statement. he says i have nothing to say. go away. and then they try three more times and finally get him to admit that yes, of course he has to talk to the press. the president can't say nothing at this historic moment. and if you go on youtube again, you can see this is great video. the next 30 minutes he is perceived to speak fully and completely for 30 minutes without saying a word. it is complete gibberish. it is wonderful. at the end of which, one of the reporters from cbs news says mr. president, it's very distressing very excited. i which he responded, i guess i'm just not an excitable guy.

dance troupe based in the city. behind them, the ribbons that were such a crucial part of coventry‘s industry in the 1840s. come over here, this is george win the city of culture? coventry one city of culture because of our youth. we are a city that's seven years younger because of our diversity, we are an amazingly multicultural city and because of the scale of what we can deliver. there's 40 million people within two hours of the city and we can't wait for them to descend on the city. you mention the average age of coventry, 33. nationally, it is 40. who is going to be paying for your year—long programme? the city council have been absolutely integral, but we have also got an amazing private sector in coventry. we have got many businesses backing the bid, so as we go into delivery, we only hope that will grow. now you are programme coordinator, you're going to be putting on the events. 365 days, unless it is a leap year. i haven't checked that. what is going to be going on in coventry? a few other things we're going be starting on straightaway are our streets of culture celebration and our ring—road poem. we're going to be 21 communit