bernard reilly, who tried to save georgi markov's life.ed to save georgi markov's life. i remember walking into the cubicle and georgi markov was on the trolley, setting up. he was hot, toxic, he had rapid pulse rate and his temper bridge was up. the first thing he said that, i was warned three months ago that they are out to get me. and i have been poisoned by the kgb and i am going to die and there is nothing you can do about it. georgi markov was driving to work at the bbc. he parked as usual below waterloo bridge. georgi markov came up the steps of the bridge, towards the bus stop on the road above. as he reached the bus stop, suddenly something happened to georgi markov. he suddenly felt a sharp stabbing at the back of his right thigh, and he looked around expecting the person behind him to apologise for prodding him with an umbrella. instead of which the man hailed a taxi. mr georgi markov finished his shift and it wasn't until late that night at his home in clapham that he developed a high fever. when i examined him systematically,

but when georgie, all it a western destroying angel, in her yard in san mateo county, he says he gave her an experimental treatment and she survived. >> we'll go ahead and remove the bile, where it tend to -- build up in a large concentration. and so you essentially do the same thing. you don't about the toxin to get back and hit the liver. >> while possible to treat it, goople says makes more sense to keep your dog away from mushrooms on the trail and at home. >> every morning before the dogs go outside. i whack into the yard. i coach all clients on the same thing too. pick, any, every mushroom. there are a lot of benoon ones out there. you never know. >> jeanne ellie, nbc news. >> eye opener. good advice. i will do that tonight. go mushroom hunting in my yard. >> they pop up so fast. one night of rain. sprout up. so big. >> rain, october. had the dry days. those warmer temperatures. then went back to rain. also drying. so it helps things to really kind of bloom across the bay area. and unfortunately, very dangerous consequence with mushrooms. watch out. live look right now in san jo

georgie know you're looking for packing snow to build a snowman. just so you know it's powder out here, you'll have to cross your fingers for this weekend. >> reporting live in franklin corinne tmj4. >> johnd a moment ago snoer sn tundra of lambeau field. it could impact your driver to and from. layer up and give yourself extra time to get there t. check?x travel conditions of this map from current road conditions. green means gao. no major weather related issues right now for most of the state. you will find a link to the map anytime on our bsite, all the links we've mentioned about winter parking, the current resources section right here on our home page. >> the presidential recount is nearly 90% complete in wisconsin. 64, 72 counties have finished and sent the results to the state elections commission. this is video from waukesha counting. the counting is still. looking ahead every county must be done by tuesday. account to make to certify the recognizes 10 electoral votes. >>> a driver distracted by his dog is blamed for a county sheriff's. the

r:i.p. dearest georgy. and singer bryan adams took to twitter to say rip george michael.nger and a lovely human being, far too young to leave us. while madonna wrote — farewell my friend! another great artist leaves us. while george michael will be remembered for his chart—topping hits he was also able to make fun of himself and appeared on the bbc‘s comic relief programme in 2011 with james corden. love this one, don't you? # call me good, ah—ha. # call me bad. # call me anything you want to, baby. george! # and i know, ah—ha. # that you're sad. come on! # and i know i made you happy. # with the one thing that you never had. # baby, i'm your man. i love it! # baby, i'm your man. # you better. # if you're gonna do it, do it right, right, do it with me. cheering and applause right, i'm going in. you wait here, ok? don't go wandering around looking for trouble. all right, where am i going to go? be back in a bit. love you. don't be long! and there's more online. you can look back at george michael's life in pictures, music that defined his career — and celebrity tributes —

that picture and then family stories of willy telling everyone that when he was little, he was-- georgi would look after him and there was a popular song in 1914 called it's a long way to temporary, the world war i anthem about missing home. you can have stories, pictures, and the documentation and it exists in sort of this very racialized lens, but that's what i tried to do, just to bring it into its fullness. the pictures were great. i found this picture, this is from around 1917, there was the circus by then and so mr. barnes writes his memoir in 1930's and he brags about buying them and making them a paying proposition, so, that's more proof. i mean, he was proud of it because why wouldn't he be because everybody thought african-americans were subhuman and he was getting something over on them. and so this picture, i showed to nancy when i found it and it's the first picture of them with instruments. and we weren't driving around, but that picture prompted a memory. she remembered willy saying the first time they were handed pictures, it was just to be a photo prop. so one of the wa

georgy smith can walk into any room and know how to transform it into the most wonderful place in theo aged out of foster care snead. someone to take their hand and give them a bed or couch and pots and pans and artwork to hang on the wall. that care and some much needed guidance means everything after a life lived with belongings stuffed into trash bags and lugged around. because of georgey and her organization, a sense of home. close to 1 gift kids started lives with hope and trust. a belief that this world is a place for them too. >> when i aged out of the system, i slept in a park. >> i feel like foster care left me dlum. >>> these kids have no support or community or nothing. i transitioned out at 18. >> i thought i would give custody of my sib rings. >> transitioning from sitter to mom was difficult, but as long as they had somewhere to sleep and sit, that was the main focus. they have been sleeping on the broken bunk and they have the couch they got from good will. we want it to be a new beginning for them. we have a staff and that feeling of that community is family for them.

rip dearest georgy." and singer bryan adams took to twitter to say, "rip george michael.n incredible singer and a lovely human being, far too young to leave us." while madonna wrote, "farewell my friend! another great artist leaves us." his 1980s contemporaries duran duran said, "2016 — loss of another talented soul. all our love and sympathy to @georgemichael‘s family." while simply red said, "it's hard to take in. one of our most talented singer songwriters has left us. rip george michael. such sad, tragic news. 2016, please end." with me is our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. i think bruce summed it up when he said it was the memory of george michael that will always be the music, the stubble and the good times. absolutely, shocking news coming infor times. absolutely, shocking news coming in for many people are waking up coming in for many people are waking up to it this morning all who heard it laced last night —— late last night. he did that most difficult of things come he went from being a pop singer, pop writer, to writing complex, emotional music is a s

georgie smith has an incredible eye.derful place in the world. a home. this is what kids who have aged out of foster care need very badly. need someone to take their hand. give them a bed, couch, pots and pans. art work to hang on the wall. that care and some much needed guidance means everything. after a life lived with with belongings stuffed into trash bags. because of her organization a sense of home, close to 150 kids have started their new lives with hope and trust which is not easy for any of us and belief that the beautiful music this world plays for them too. >> when i age out of the system i slept in the park. >> i felt like foster care left me a little bit number. >> there's no one to fall back on. i was constantly homeless. >> there's kids out there fending for themselves with no support, no community, no nothing. >> i was born into the system and then i transitioned out at 18. my goal growing up was i'm going to get my siblings but i had to fight really hard. transitioning from sister to mom was really diffi

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the vast georgie is due to technology automation, not just -- vast authority is due to technology automationine: there was a great study out of oxford saying half of jobs are at risk because of machines. are we going through a bit of a bill gates situation where this actually underestimates what happened in the short-term, underestimates the long-term? could this be more of the jobs? dennis: i think it will be a general trend. it has -- it is different from policy where you can change it. in technology, not only does it tend to accelerate faster, you cannot un-invent things. think about the nature. things will always be after them we expect them to. than oxford?faster dennis: this year alone, the big items we were discussing in the -- the major in one was autonomous vehicles. that will have a huge impact on the trucking industry, one of the hugest employers in the u.s., and the other is on self-serve yachts -- kiosks. as technology gets your powerful, you have to think it will be displaced, more high-end jobs as well. caroline: so this is helping re-skill or upscale workers. does the governm

loop and outer loop of the beltway okay with the exception of the top of the beltway outer loop near georgi earlier problem on the right side of the beltway. we still have delays hanging around. inbound 4 with a crash on the right side, the northbound branch is seeing a crash on the left side. and west capitol, the westbound lane is open. 270 at falls road is rolling along fine in the main and local lanes. guys? >>> thank you. 6:55 and right now dozens of people are camping out in frigid temperatures to bring awareness to homelessness in the district. >> news4's erika gone za les is live at the overnight homeless vigil at free dam plaza with a message for us. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. if you are watching us, we hope that you've had the good fortune of waking up in a warm house and a warm bed, perhaps you're enjoying your morning cup of coffee. for a lot of people in the district of columbia, that is this is more of what people are up against. this casket here, the names here on the ground, siymbolism of th more than 40 people that have died in the district of columbia through ver