, jasmine and i meet their father and they are like wow really.is always a fun situation. >> i have daughters and their really into it. this is an iconic piece. is there any pressure to live up to the standards? >> will sure. you may not always make the audience happy because you are not the exact animated character but that is something you learn in time. that is part of the thing. you have your live adoption of it and you accept it. >> my daughter so lion king on stage and she saw the movie first and she loved it. i think kids will take that leap once they start realizing. you have to get that moment but i am going to bring my kids to see it. thank you guys for being in here. aladdin and jasmine. this is at the san jose center for performing arts now through april 21. the performance schedule is tuesdays, wednesdays and thursdays at 7:30, fridays at 8:00, saturdays at 2:00 and sundays at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. kids night on broadway april 17 at 7:30. thank you for coming in.>>> coming up, more than 50 years later as spring tradition continues. we

chira harris on the left is her daughter and jasmine davis just 21 on the right her granddaughter. >>y were too young to be so early likey left. >> reporter: shira and jasmine among the four killed in a violent single vehicle crash late saturday night. the debris still on the ground at the vigil. prince georges cou y police believe 35-year-old si la moss swerving to make a left turn on the 5800 block of sheriff road. the suv had been traveling westbound on sheriff before losing control and striking that utility pole. >> he's a very goodadperson. for something like this to happen. >> reporter: also in the car, this woman's son. 27-year-old antonioprice. >> i haven't really cried yet. because i don't want to believe that it's happening. reporter: standing with her, one of antonio's br>>hers. rotect the family, even though he was the middle brother. miss him, that's all. >> reporter: at the vigil, many hugs and tears. and then a balloon release. the beginnings of what will be a long good-bye. >> a very sad story there. mixes emotion today too because the child of twoimf those victturned

zeiner jasmine from the fact morehouse jasmine encourages them to break with the arabesque tradition in favor of more modern designs. for took on ahmed this is a whole new way of thinking oh yes there are two sides to married life and it's good that we're dealing with both religious and the secular i thought it would be all about religion which i'm very interested in because in my view that's more important but i think it's good that they brought the two topics together that article is. as they prepare for married life took on ahmed are learning that it's all a matter of finding the right balance thanks surprisingly to cairo's normally very conservative fatwa house. and that's all from us this week but don't forget we love hearing from you send us an e-mail to global straight thousand at d.w. dot com and check us out on facebook d.w. women see you next week. fields no longer break in through the window at night more often than not we hand them our kids via the internet. cyber crime is a multi-billion dollar disaster. but some hackers that use their skills to do good should be. made i

here they meet with interior designer jasmine from the fact or house jasmine encourages them to break with the arabesque tradition in favor of more modern designs. in the end for two colonel ahmed this is a whole new way of thinking. there are two sides to married life and it's good that we're dealing with both religious and the secular i thought it would be all about religion which i'm very interested in because in my view that's more important but i think it's good that they brought the two topics together that article. as they prepare for married life took on ahmed are learning that it's all a matter of finding the right balance frank surprisingly to cairo's normally very conservative fatwa house. and that's all from us this week but don't forget we love hearing from me send us an e-mail to global street thousand and d w dot com and check us out on facebook d w women see you next week. its message remains a mystery. of the cross. more than a symbol of christianity above it represents torture and death but is also a sign of hope and redemption oh i learned what to believe or today s

zeiner jasmine from the fatwa house jasmine encourages them to break with the arabesque tradition in favor of more modern is ons. for to colonel ahmed this is a whole new way of thinking. there are two sides to married life and it's good that we're dealing with both the religious and the secular and i thought it would be all about religion which i'm very interested in because in my view that's more important but i think it's good that they brought the two topics together the particles that are as they prepare for married life took on ahmed are learning that it's all a matter of finding the right balance thanks surprisingly to cairo's normally very conservative fatwa house. and that's all from us this week but don't forget we love hearing from me send us an e-mail to global straight thousand at d.w. dot com and check us out on facebook d w women see you next week. small scale in smaller big changes. people making it possible to go africa fantastic right. as they set out to save the environment. good learn from one another. and work together for a better future. d.w. . feelings no long

. >> 22-year-old jasmine shepherd was accused of leaving the scene of an accident. tried to handcuff her second after asking for her driver's license. shepherd tells cnn officers made me feel like i wasn't even human. the officers are on desk duty pending an investigation and will face a disciplinary board. >> wow. >>> murder charges have been filed against the parents of 5-year-old a.j. freund after the little boy's body was found in a shallow grave about ten miles from his home in crystal lake, illinois. andrew freund sr. and jo ann cunningham reported him missing last week. cell phone data was -- the cause of the boy's death, still unknown. >> once presented with the evidence obtained by investigators, both joanne and andrew senior provided information that led to the recovery, what we believe is a recovery of a.j. to a.j., we know you're at peace playing in heaven's playground and are happy you no longer have to suffer. >> her attorney hasn't responded to comment. not clear whether the father gained legal counsel. >>> the largest since the disease was declared e

i think that has helped grow that international presence that we see in snapchat's dau number >> jasmine, great stuff. hope to see you again. take your mug. >> i will. >> thank you very much >> thank you >>> the tweeter in chief -- i knew i was going to blow this line i was trying the tweeter in chief meeting with twitter's chief late yesterday at the white house 5:11 in the morning. trump met with twitter ceo jack dorsey the president tweeting "great meeting this afternoon lots of subjects discussed regarding twitter's platform and the world of social media. look forward to keeping an open dialogue." now, jack dorsey replying to that tweet with "thank you for the time twitter is here to serve the entire public conversation, and we intend to make it healthier and more civil thanks for the discussion about that." we want to call your attention to a few other big name stock movers overseas and most of them are everseas let's get now to frank with more doelts on these. >>> its investment banking yub it saw declines from the previous quarter the pharma space, novartis shares, they're up this

>> whew. 22-year-old jasmine shepherd ws accused of leaving the scene of app accident friday. the tuscaloosa officer began to handcuff her after requesting her driver's license. another officer arrived moments later. shepherd saying officers made me feel like i wasn't even human. local media reports the officers are on desk duty pending an investigation and will face a disciplinary board. >>> murder charges have been filed against the parents of 5-year-old a.j. freund. after the little boy's body was found in a shallow grief about ten miles from his home in crystal lake, illinois. the parents reported a.j. missing last week. police interviewed the parents again after obtaining new information from cell phone data. the cause of the boy's death, still unknown. >> once presented with the evidence obtained by investigators, both people provided information that ultimately led to the recovery, what we believe is the recovery of deceased subject a.j. to a.j., we know you're at peace playing in heaven's playground and are happy you no longer have to suffer. >> we expect to see a.j.'s

jasmine says 20s. here is allow athletes describe the symptoms to her. >> blurriness and unable to focus at all distances even up close, in distance and then glare. >> reporter: this would be a glaring problem for the warriors except that it can be corrected though not cured. steph curry said now quoted in outlets that special contacts have been a lifesaver. it's exactly that he said. it's like the whole world has opened up. >> we can treat it with soin this. >> reporter: whether it's hard contacts to start or something called sclera lenss for nor cases doctors can ada as the condition progresses. >> if that happens, we need to tweak the contact lens prescription or the way it's fitting based on how his cornea is changing. >> reporter: that may be a s the league. only about 260 of every 100,000 people have this condition and doctor chen says it can be improved or stabilized by pulling away the first layer of cells on your cornea and using uv light to strengthen the bonds. >> very interesting. thank you

join me for me to jasmine sunday. tonight libya's capital under siege a military strongman fighters advancing on the city of tripoli dozens have been killed the un backed government says it is launching a counter offensive as western countries call for. also coming up to the u.s. brands iran's elite revolutionary guard as terrorist iran says it may declare u.s. troops in the middle east terrorists two. prominent russian phil.

. >> the apple, lime, jasmine. >> reporter: that's good. >> ginger lime rosenips. >> we make sure notkimp on any ingredient listed on the front. >> reporter: i've never tasted anything like that. tumuric, tangerine, ginger. a little bite to it. hard b ooocha is part of what the industry has dubbed as the healthier version of beer. popping up on bars and grocery shelves. >> this is a trend, not a fad. >> reporter: he tracks the alcohol industry. >> nielsen has seen more bigger companies, either launching their own products or acquiring other companies or investing in companies that have hard caboochas. >> but despite the growth, many of these kombucha moguls are insisting on using only natural ingredients and maintaining quality. so you're on to something here. the people want and you're going to try to stay with the ethics that started this whole thing. >> yeah. you can stay with ethics, as long as you have the right customer base. >> reporter: first kabumcha bar. >> in the next five to ten years i think some people are going to functional alcohol. i think that's going to be 1/3 when

. >> my name is jasmine flores. i am working as an admin assistant in the city attorney's office. i have always enjoyed the tasks that i have been given. on the days i show up and work on my own is empowering. for me, happiness in being more involved in a person-to-person interaction. my dream jobs includes being a physician, paramedic, firefighter, working with animals with the public. on a personal level with self improvement. my sister is the biggest influence in my life because she taught me to go forward with what makes you happy rather that what makes you the most money. >> i graduated from law school in 1972 at a time when there was a beginning to be an influx of women in the legal profession and tried criminal cases for about 10 years, treatment for delinquent operating programs, government budgets, analyzed fiscal legislation. i came to the san francisco city attorney's office and i have been here for about 12 years advising on tax matters. i did just about anything you can think of. some things that lawyers do and some things that lawyers don't do. >> i'm from the missio

my name is jasmine i'm supporting somcan's appeal. building affordable living space affects our neighborhood. lot of kids go to the park it play. the shadow will cover the dog park. please support somcan's appeal. we do not want any shadows. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> i'm david battle from betsy carmichael, filipino education centre. i'm here in support of the somcan's appeal against the shadow. i'm just really nervous. my concerns with the park like with the shadow is the fact that, like it's environmentable impacts on the park. besides the lack of sun light for some plants, -- i remember the park being very windy. due to the buildings right beside it, it caused a wind tunnel. the shadow would add more wind to that. i find it concerning due to like those who cannot support themselves as easily and them possibly getting knocked over. that's all i have. thank you. i hope you support the somcan appeal. >> good afternoon. i'm an educator at betsy carmichael centre. i work for the beacon program there. these are my stud

. >> one of jasmine's three friends, they wear the long purple gowns.ake me feel like royalty. >> we have 100 costume changes that happen in under a minute and 50 that happen in under 30 seconds. the fastest is 15 seconds and we've double in it seven seconds before. i've timed it. >> wow! it runs through the 21 of this month. producers expect to welcome the 2 millionth audience guest. >>> words of elation and congratulations for a bay area poet. >> he thought it was a joke. >>> right now, what's ahead at 5:00. >> the n fa. why that means it is time to look at some home town talent. >>> a baby born on the side of the road and then having to be revived. one family is very grateful to pigs fly, they can't do that but they can come back >>> a bay area poet was recognized this week for poems that could be considered kind of dark. this petaluma poet and how he's inspiring a young generation of writers. >> every friend of mine in latin america, spain, japan, the u.s., have been writing sweet notes of congratulations. >> the petaluma poet didn't get an official

>>that was jasmine alston reporting members of one family were hurt in the crash. on their condition. the suspect is in custody. and faces multiple charges. what we are learning tonight a us soldier has died in iraq. the us department of defense says specialist ryan dentist orrin reilly died yesterday from a non combat related incident. the incident is under investigation. 22 year-old was from kentucky and assigned to fort campbell. well a us army soldier has died in north carolina after a skydiving accident. investigators say sergeant first class justin goff died this morning in a freak accident. they say the 29 year-old parachute didn't deploy but high winds caused the accident. office from florida and station in fayetteville, north carolina. or earth day is tomorrow in honor of that nasa wants to focus on our plans beauty and diversity and how it's changing our washington dc's correspondent alexandra le monde has details. >>when you think of nasa you probably think about scientists studying space and the vast universe, but a lot of nasa's work is focused right h

but keep in mind, all good things can come to an end, and that's what jasmine and adam are hoping for nasty way today. [ laughter ] let's see how things work out. good luck. here we go-- the jeopardy! round. and today, we get to deal with these categories... and it's not just because "o-f-f" is in quotation marks. then we deal with... not hodgepodge. and... - james, start us. - breaks & livers for $1,000. answer... finding it way too early

within three weeks, we found his niece jasmine who had been in san francisco wo wandering lookg for her uncle wayne. they were able to get reconnected. wayne is in the east bay after 18 years on the streets. that would not have happened without union scare bid and a few results from that, we've given the first job to brian and beverly and are now living in the tenderloin. we received positive press from cbs and we started having inquiries from other city, counties and bids to expand this work. so in closing, i just wanted to express my sincere gratitude to the june square bid for the work we've done together and looking forward to expand on that into the new year. thank you. >> thank you so much. seeing no other members of the public, we will close public comments. sousupervisor ha h. >> this bid is in district 6 and looking password to partnering with you moving forward and a lot of what you do is noticeable and impressive and i appreciate two quick questions. zone one and zone two approach and it's a new thing and i've been thinking about some of the things thinking about services and

besides the driver, moss, 24-year-old shira harris and jasmine davis were also in the suv awell as an toneio price. harris is seen here on the left. davis on theight. one person was rushed to a hospital but none of the people would survive. >> firemen had to go down from i guess it wouldhe be passenger side down in to get the driver who wase trapped insid the -- behind the steering wheel. >> people who live along sheriff road say they can remember other crashes including one in almost the same spot with an eastbound car. >> the car came h downe about 12:00, 1:00 at night raining. he lost control and went down a through there tore up about three, four cars down there in the neighbor's yard. >> we're out there doing everything we can. we need people tir wear the seat belts. lease, please wear your seat belt. please slow down. obey the law. >> now there were some witnesses to this crash. prince george's countolice would like to talk to the car that was making that left turn as well. they haven't said anything about charges or culpability. however, they are looking at speed as a possible

was after he saw the video again and he heard the verbal threats, specifically after 22-year-old jasminetody on the ground in handcuffs that he took exception with what the officers did and their actions and called them embarrassing to the police department and said he is disgusted. >> even after the event is over and miss shepherd is seated on the ground i had a serious problem with the comments they were making and the threats they were making because we don't teach our officers that, we don't train our officers to do those things and so for me that caused a lot of anger, a lot of frustration. i was disappointed in the officers. i was disgusted gi what i saw, what i heard and i was embarrassed by it because it does not reflect our core values here at the tuscaloosa police department. >> brooke, the officers justified their actions by saying shepherd grabbed for the baton trying to take her into custody. one of the officers said he was grabbed by the genitals. both officers are on desk duty and awaiting disciplinary action. >> and the woman has seen the body cam video. what does she say

body cam footage shows 22-year-old jasmine shepherd who is black in an apparent struggle with a whitepherd was stopped by police for leaving the scene of an accident. this is what happened after she was pulled over. a warning that you might find this video disturbing. >> put your hands -- put your hands behind you. are you serious? have you lost your freaking mind? >> sir, please. please. please. >> the question is, was that necessary? nick valencia has more details. nick, what is the police chief saying about it? the police chief said he was disgusted. >> he said at first glance, he thought the officers' acs were well within the force training. but it was that he took the threats. now the officers are on desk duty. the police chief calling the actions disgusting and embarrassing for the tuscaloosa police department. >> even after the event is over and miss shepherd is seating on the ground, i had a serious problem with the comments they were making and the threats they were making because we don't teach our officers that, we don't train our officers to do those things. so for me, tha

jasmine shepherd pleading with a tuscaloosa officer not to arrest her. >> are you serious?lost your freaking mind? >> sir, sir -- >> reporter: turning around as he attempts to handcuff her, then hitting the concrete. police say the 22-year-old fled the scene of an accident and was charged with disarming a police officer, second-degree assault, and resisting arrest. >> when you grab this, i could have shot you. do you understand me? do you know how stupid you are? >> reporter: this cellphone video showing her hit with a police baton was posted by bystanders and watched by thousands, including the tuscaloosa police chief. now the department is launching an investigation. >> i was disgusted by what i saw, what i heard, and i was embarrassed by it. >> reporter: police say they're in talks with prosecutors about possibly dismissing the charges. both officers are said to be remorseful. they remain on desk duty as the incident is being investigated. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> this next story could have turned out a lot worse. a house in the detroit area paid the price w

particularly after several incidents in which simply the government supporters that are armed that from here jasmine and carry weapons out on the street have been firing and attacking at all position demonstrators in far smaller attempts to show that they support weigel so this is being described as one of the most important stages in what why don't called operation liberty operation freedom just how successful it will be is uncertain but at this hour there are different columns of opposition groups gathering at different parts of the city hearing eventuality they will try to get here and it's supposed to be happening all over the country. the laser its islands ok. position feature forward party is facing charges of sedition followed by the military controlled government the accusations against then a thorn one hour from twenty fifteen and says they're politically motivated this party placed third during last month's election the results though have been delayed because there's a who paints on the way they're found guilty the forty year olds could face up to nine years in prison now a generation ago

. >> jasmine is a yale law student and she joins us now. you get a chance to do a internship.nization, that doesn't count. >> any student who hospitalized to work for an organization that discriminates on the basis of religion, that student is barred from the agencies fo. a christian university that only wants to hire christian familiaringty, a jewish charity, students who work for them are being penalized. >> yale is saying it violates their antidiscrimination clauses if that organization discriminates. they said we recently decided that the law school would require any employment decision that financially supports be open to all of our students. if an employer refuses to hire students because they're christian, black, veterans or gay, we will not fund that position. we cherish and value all of our students no matter whom may love, where they vote, that's why we cannot subsidize employers who discriminate against them. many argue saying maybe this makes sense because this is an inclusive university and they're worried that if an organization has these restrictive hiring polic

>> apple on jasmine. >> that's good. >> grateful, hibiscus, heather. >> ginger. >> you can smell theic tangerine ginger. >> tumeric tangerine ginger. >> it's got the ginger punchtangerine. >> that's a little bite to it. >> hard kombucha is part of the trend called mindful drinking. it includes the hard seltzers, kreidcr side ciderss and kombucha. >> they've seen bigger companying, either their own products or investing in companies that have hard kombuchas. there's definitely runway for growth. >> despite the potential for growth or because of it many of these kombucha moguls are determine to run their businesses dinnerly, ethically, they say, insisting on using only natural grenls and maintaining quality. >> you're onto something here and you're going try to stay with the ethics that started this whole thing. >> yeah. you can stay with ethics as long as you have the right customer base. >> they offer over a dozen flavors on tap. >> how big is this going to be? >> trends aren't built overnight but i think in the next five to ten years poo em are going to see what i call functional al

asÍ le pregunta y policÍa a jasmín cuando la detiene en una seÑal de pare.r. me -- le decÍa que se saliera de encima de mÍ porque no podía respirar. policÍas dicen quele agarro uno de sus garrotes durante la confrontaciÓn. es que la joven era sospechosa de abandonar la escena de un accidente ocurrido el pasado viernes, detalles que segÚn ellos la conductora sabÍa. pero ella desconoce porque los policÍas se tornaron agresivos. " cÁllate", le decÍa. " fui agredida por dos policÍas y yo hice todo lo que me decÍan". a pesar de estar esposada ambos agentes continuaban agrediendola. " eres afortunada de que no coloquÉ mi pistola detrÁs de tu cabeza. cuando agarraste esto pude haberte disparado, me entiendes, me entiendes". los comentarios y las amenazas por parte de los oficiales no deben ser permitidos. es algo que no les enseÑamos a los oficiales. no los entrenamos para hacer ese tipo de cosas. "estoy decepcionado de ellos y me disgustÓ mucho lo que pude ver y lo que oÍ". " ellos saben que lo que hicieron fue algo que no provoquÉ. en este momento enfrenta cargos