for the grandparents help out if jenkins has to work on the weekend. gets to enjoy his grandmother's home cooked food. in prison he has to eat the same food as the inmates. visitors aren't allowed to bring the prisoners food doesn't tell us that she often asks is mommy coming too we have to say no but we'll be visiting her soon. when he was a baby he often cried in the evenings. and i would making his take him back to the prison in the middle of the night i think it broke my heart that. i would end up crying myself. what can i say it's a difficult time a little child for my daughter. for all of us actions little united nations. i mean it was like to play with his grandparents broom in prison he's often allowed to sweep the yard. fear overshadows the whole family's life the state is increasingly intolerant of any form of criticism against the government the religion much each year. so we might end up paying a price for speaking openly about aa plight. most of the i just but if i go to prison. for speaking up for the rights of my son. and the other seven

his name is doug jenkins. and this is his story. jeanette jenkins of lawrenceville, georgia, passed away. jeanette was a member of hebron baptist church for 25 years. jeanette had passion for serving in many capacities in volunteering in various activities. she enjoyed sewing. she's survived by her loving husband of 57 years, doug. jeanette didn't die of natural causes on april 28, mr. speaker. she was just running out to pick up some drugs at the drugstore. husband stayed at home. she was leaving the subdivision. waiting for the light to turn green and pulled out. when a van full of gentlemen who should not have been in this country, who were not in this country legally, ran that red light and killed her. she never recovered consciousness. died in the hospital later on that evening. we can describe the president of the united states and his commitment to border security as a temper tantrum, but it's not true. we can describe the president of the united states and his commitment to border security as some sort of political fixation,

one last breakfast with jenkins his brother and mother they also want to see mira's on the weekend. and some to do with mr biggs dropping your child off in prison is a hard thing to have to do it destroys you finally i tell myself that at one point it will be over at one point my wife will be released. how. they'll come a time when the people of this country realise what's going on in its prisons. even though the media aren't allowed to report on it and almost every political meeting is banned. the early part of. it and you know it's time to go. his doesn't want his wife worrying she's only allowed to make one phone call a week. and you know as his bag is packed he says goodbye to his grandmother. and get credit you get them take care and come back soon. to say hi to mummy for us gave her. as jenkins heads to the prison his worries return is his little boy really safe there one of the women like that he shares a cell with. but the course looking song they have to translate the other inmates will be tolerant and i might complain if the children cry at night there are fifteen women in

few knew of jenkins when that enlm came out. asked about thmous expectations and pressures on him with "beale street." >> even beyond whether i won eight oscars or no oars -- it's james damn baldwin, you know? it's james baldwin. that's pressure enough in and of itself because i wanted to honor his legacy and the way that i thought it shoulbe honored. and he had never been adapted into a feature film the english language before and so that was essure enough. and i kind of like, it was a nice escape, to be able to slip into that i've got to be on my a game, to this author justice and not worry about the expectations of the film. >> brown: you were talking a little earlier about the african-american experience in this country and how it comes out in this story. and it's something we talked about with moonlight as well. do you see that story being to more now in hollywood? >> absolutely! and i think the really beautiful thing about it is it's being told in so many different ways. you know you can look at literally just the last yea

plus, a conversation with barry jenkins, the oscar-winning writer and director behind the film "if beale street could talk." >> i want people to know not only what it's like to walk a mile in these characters' shoes, but to put their shoes on and really know what it feels like to go through these experiences. >> woodruff: all that and moreig onht's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> oa cruise with american cruise lines, you can experience historic destinations along the mississippi river, the columbia river and across the united states. american cruise lines fleet of small ships explore american landmarks, local cultures and calm waterways. american cruise lines, proud sponsor of pbs newshour. >> ordering takeout. >> finding the west route. >> talking for hours. >> planning for showers. >> you can do the things youa like to do witreless plan designed for you. with talk, text and data. consumer cellular. learn more at consumercellular.tv >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for

father john jenkins, the president of the university of notre dame.d. it is great to have you with us to respond to this controversy. thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. to start by taking issue with your description, we are not concealing anything. we are not erasing anything. these images will be on display continuously. they want to be on display in the main room, and a place where the full story, the full story can be revealed. it is not a criticism of christopher columbus, he was a great explorer, a devout catholic. he had his failings and blind spots as we all do, we are to tell the story of the native people. that is a horror story, a better story, but it must be told as well. contrary to the suggestion that we are trying to conceal or erase, we are trying to reveal until the whole story. that is what is behind this decision. >> martha: these images will be covered up, right? the other characterization was from the letter, it is a fact that they will be covered up in that building? >> it will take high resolutions, high-quality ph

more disunited kingdom a more damaged week government my guest this week here in london is bernard jenkin a leading campaigner and the. how did britain get into this crisis and how's it going to get out of it. welcome to conflicts.

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gillie jenkins: it was hotter than a $2 pistol. it would melt a geiger counter. liz: gillie jenkins stood guard on the independence at hunter's point to make sure nobody removed anything. crews burned hundreds of thousands of gallons of radioactive fuel from that ship, and they sandblasted others in dry docks which the navy found to be below harmful levels of radiation at the time, but jenkins believes the wind likely spread contamination across the shipyard. gillie: there's no doubt about it. they didn't do anything to control it. liz: through the 1960s, the navy managed a radium paint shop inside this building and ran radiation experiments on animals. it even operated a radiological defense lab out of two dozen buildings, where scientists handled radioactive isotopes, but in this report the navy identified 91 out of the 882 locations across the shipyard as contaminated. that's just 10% of all the sites, but more than 10% of the land. officials performed tests to figure out just how radioactive those places were, but some critics say the whole shipyard should ha

and it's an oscar-nominated movie with barry jenkins. >> seth: yeah. >> and got me thinking about myt to winnipeg in the dead of winter. we were staying in a hotel on what was considered the windiest corner in all of canada. so that was pleasant. and it was a very physically demanding shoot. i literally - i dislocated my shoulder, i had bruises all over my whole body. so we had two weeks to go, and the lead actress, she came to my hotel room, and i'm like, "what are you doing here? you're supposed to be on set." and she is like, "[ bleep ] is going down." and we found out they had no money left. they hadn't been paying the crew for weeks. so we all go home, and we're waiting for that call for them to be like, "you know, we spent millions of dollars, let's come back and finish these final two weeks." and we never went back. but in hindsight, probably for the best, because the movie is called "bad meat," and -- [ laughter ] the tag line was, "it's the meat, it's bad." [ laughter ] so i think i dodged a bullet on that one. >> seth: now -- we looked it up. and on amazon, it has 2.7 out o

on the weekend government i guess this week here in london is going to jenkins and leaving campaigning for the conservative m.p. how did bricklin get into this crisis and how's it going to get out of it conflicts . with. the right person no future residents and most are coming to. live next to one of the regions many coal fired power plants it makes them sick destroys the environment but the country continues to invest in fossil fuel. from german try sometime for those victims of coal pollution. in sixty minutes. any time any place. they have at the back of the. songs to sing along down like this are talking about that deep down you don't come slashdot on facebook and they are still. jamming for free but w a more damaged weak government i guess this week here in london is bernard jenkin a leading campaigner and the conservative m.p. how did britain get into this crisis and how's it going to get out of it.

arthel: griff jenkins, thank you for that live report. eric.c: you know the name on a warm, the student from ohio to become a victim of the unforgiving regime. here is a look at otto you've never seen. a hot summer day in new york city on eastside manhattan street sitting on a stoop waiting for a friend in the spot where he's sitting ironically happens to be three boxed on the same ave. that later this year could bear the otto's name. a blunt in stinging message to kim jong regime. he planned to move to new york city for a paid internship at a financial firm. he was in the new york university dorm and plan on pursuing a career after he graduated from the university of virginia. tragically he never made it. the 23-year-old spent the summer locked in a north korean prison cell and returned home to die. becoming a heartbreaking symbol of the brutality of the north korean regime. there is a dramatic plan to honor him. >> this'll be ingrained in the memory. >> java rally, republican of staten island once the street with the north korean mission to t

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if anyone can do it, it's griff jenkins.>> pete: this looks like geriatric surfing. >> kennedy: it's a metaphor for the 2020 race for the democrats. a floating cocoon. he has got the flip-flops. the sandals are staying on. he is trying to high five peopl people. he has violated the cardinal rule, which is always to keep your legs together. >> crowd surfing is what it's about. how was it? >> usa, usa. >> kennedy: let's go -- happy new year to you. >> pete: we have bryan llenas. we have asked him. can he find a yodeler? come on, bryan, america wants to know. >> it is your lucky night. we are five in its way from 2019, and i found the yodeler. can you yodel for us as best as you can? a lot is riding on it. >> [yodeling] >> love it. does it count? i think it counts. >> kennedy: absolutely. i feel like i just heard julie andrews from the sound of music. >> pete: that was good. >> they are from israel. >> pete: we love israel. god bless you. right now, america, where less than 4 minutes from 2019. if you don't have a drink in your

to mean a mood tonight kingdom on the moon week a government i guess this week here in london is jenkins and meeting brett sit down pain from the conservative m.p. how did britain get into this crisis and how's it going to get out of it conflicts . with. china is in the fall. when it comes to the moment just the country is trying to. nation. speak for its brings economic prosperity. for the all for. the chance to talk. to. me. oh. hey this is. video game music sounded like thirty years ago. today the tracks take the experience to another level a sense to him talk comes that way. featured in many games his music is bound to. his fans he opens doors to. sounds good. i'm sure that's so much more than just background music video game music starts february twenty fifth d.w. . with each passing day it's come to mean a more disunited kingdom and the more damaged government i guess this week here in london is bernard jenkin a leading campaigner and the conservative m.p. how did britain get into this crisis and how's it going to get out of it. welcome.

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now mira's has to return to his mother in prison the separation is always hard for jenkins. he's worried what will be in store for his son in there this time and who will his wife and child have to share their cell with. the postman looking song over there on the mercy of their cell mates tolerance. they might complain if crying is that night. fifteen women sleep in one cell things like that tend to haunt you. he doesn't want mirrors to notice that he's worried they say they goodbyes at the gibson prison gates. i think either come on we're going to mama. you. behind the gate was his father has to hand him over to god once again it's to tell us now and patrick has reached the australian open final her first grand slam finals and the day she was stabbed during a break in at her home by burglars two years ago the check and see b d american danielle columns in straight sets and extreme mellberg which forced the court roof to be closed for the maid compatriot carlina plus cobol or japan's iommi osaka in saturday's file. well search for missing footballer. is expected to resume la

he is the writer and director of if beale street could talk, barry jenkins is here, everybody.plause). >> trevor: you may remember him, you may remember him from last year's oscars when he yoinked "la la land's" award out of their hands for his film "moonlight," so we will find out whose oscar he will take away this time. it will be fun. but firs let's catch up on today's headlines. the government is shut down. but the mueller investigation is still going. and yesterday we got a surprise look at where it's headed. >> slipup by paul manafort's lawyers has revealed new information about his contact with the russians during the trump campaign. while paul manafort was serving as donald trump's campaign chairman documents revealed that he was in contact with a pan by the name of constand stin kalim nick, an associate u.s. officials believe is rinked to russian intelligence thsm comes in documents filed by pan a forth's lawyer, some lines redacted but it turns out because of a clerical error error they could easily be read by copying and pasting them into a new document. >> oh, wow.

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director patty jenkins reach new heights in 2017 with her record breaking film "wonder woman."wide say box office. jenkins is back in the director's chair with a new mini series "i am the night," searchi searching for the truth about her background and in the process finds a surprising connection to abinfamous insolved murder. it reunites skren kins with chris pine, whose search for a story draws him into the young woman's search for her family. >> tomorrow morning, city morgue early, there's a press conference, girl got hacked, might be interesting. cop says the body was, and i quote, really something. janice brewster, give me some photos, might be something real and see what i can do. a little more eloquent that be really something. >> another stupid about nothing, it will change nothing, and nobody cares. >> that's the gig. you above it? >> no, i'm down. >> great. >> you're welcome. >> i love you. >> jenkins executive produced i am the night and directed the first two episodes, welcome. >> thank you. >> you did care, you did care about the story. what attracted you to that s

greve jenkins is live -- griff jenkins is live right now in mexico with the caravan.'s the latest there, and is there another caravan behind this one? >> reporter: well, or maria, we're about -- there is. in fact, there's a caravan starting in honduras this morning, already on their way as many as 1,000 or more according to relatives. what you're seeing now, it's hot out here. it's 90 plus degrees, and this is earlier this morning there was about seven or eight buses that picked up people. it was being provided by, by the local government, so this is mexican-level government assisting this caravan. you see people piling onto these vehicles which is dangerous, and if you walk here, you can see them trying to get into this truck as well and get there any way they can. it's interesting, you know, we saw just a few days ago, maria, that mexico said they were going to enforce their southern border, but yet we saw open gates temporarily, so they made very little effort to stop that. and now you have this situation here playing out. now, we talked just 15 minutes ago to a ge

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one hundred twenty thousand excess deaths because of austerity you said that they kind of like roy jenkins make a the end of it david owen social democracy didn't really go big on that story even in the immediate of two others present girlfriends well i think it's quite interesting in the year after mrs thatcher was forced out of office panorama the b.b.c. documentary program produced a program now economic legacy it's never been shown because the a shows that it didn't really work things were worse off under thatcher than happened before and the same is true with this government starting with cameron he is ago we have seen the most devastating cuts in public services young people facing despair suicide rates going up this government has done more damage this government actually makes me see such a look humane frankly any johns you'll be able to be back in the labor body and serve in a golden globe. basically when i lost to boris back in two thousand and twelve i felt you know i'm retired now and we have a very that i admitted and young enough to be my son i mean i always said to admit it

greve jenkins is live -- griff jenkins is live right now in mexico with the caravan.atest there, and is there another caravan behind this one? >> reporter: well, or maria, we're about -- there is. in fact, there's a caravan starting in honduras this morning, already on their way as many as 1,000 or more according to relatives. what you're seeing now, it's hot out here. it's 90 plus degrees, and this is earlier this morning there was about seven or eight buses that picked up people. it was being provided by, by the local government, so this is mexican-level government assisting this caravan. you see people piling onto these vehicles which is dangerous, and if you walk here, you can see them trying to get into this truck as well and get there any way they can. it's interesting, you know, we saw just a few days ago, maria, that mexico said they were going to enforce their southern border, but yet we saw open gates temporarily, so they made very little effort to stop that. and now you have this situation here playing out. now, we talked just 15 minutes ago to a gentleman

keen on thatcher certainly not keen on corbin it might be old people like me david allen and roy jenkins the sort of social democrats the liberals in the middle and i've suffered a lot of bias from the b.b.c. and so on as well over the years yeah generally called in the other day was called out rights of the day and he see my mate who's accused of being on this list channel which you would see has another i mean there wasn't the reason even david dimbleby didn't say anything even to say this was resisted liars and smears going on for the last two and a half years and it's quite interesting that you know me a member ajah queues of saying it was a zionist complete loan but it went around the world globally the simple fact is until jeremy coleman came lida he's forty five years important nearly i live nine hundred forty i think nearly forty is involvement no one ever suggested that jeremy is anti semitic any more than anyone did about me he calls we've campaigned or had eyes for tolerance we've oppose racism sexism and he semitism i mean when i was accused me and i said to journey's rupe in

but one thing that barry jenkins does so well is he takes his time with it, and the way that you know baldwin took his time telling the story, and also in the way he -- the way it's lit. the way the film is lit is really representative of the energy that baldwin brings to the narrative and it's not a quote-unquote darkness and the way that people use darkness to refer to something negative which i wade. i'm just putting that out there. but it was this kind of mel lap collie that really melancholy and you were amazing, it was so beautiful. i went in there wanting to love it and being very, very nervous that i wouldn't because baldwin is my main. i'm sorry. he is so many people's god, and it was the -- i feel like it's such a compliment to the book and the way that the best movies are. was also surprised in can thinking that awant every young person to see this. i had thought of it as kind of an adult movie and i don't know why. i started reading the book really young but when walk out of the theater i thought that high school classes should go see this movie, eighth grader should see t

trust it all the way. >> barry jenkins joins me from new york. welcome to the program. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> so look, we just showed a bit of the trailer. even in the trailer, you can see sort of an exceptional lens on black experience in america. there's so much joy you focus on, there's love you focus on there's a certain naivete you focused on. what was it that made you want to adapt this particular baldwin novel. >> for me i've always been a big fan and admirer of mr. baldwin's work. he had quite a few voices he wrote in, two stood out, romance, romanticism, personal relationships and the other voice just as compassionate about pointing out systemic injustice. in this book, "if beale street could talk," twhos stories are fused. >> they are perfectly fused. tish is the young girl. her boyfriend, they have known each other since they were little children. they grew up with this sweet and wonderful love. then he is framed for a rape he didn't do, his family is trying to get him out of jail for. here is this moment. we want to pl

as jenkins heads to the prison his worries return is his little boy really safe there one of the women like that he shares a cell with. but. they have to trust the other inmates will be tolerant they might complain if the children cry and. there are fifteen women in a cell. that's the sort of thing the price on my mind. running on someone or. just doesn't want me to is to sense how much his parents are suffering at the prison and gibbs said it's time to say good bye bubba on a video we go to mommy right now do you want to take the balloon of i'll go by that body did not i think of you. once inside the prison gates changes will hand his two year old son over to a warden. next weekend he'll be back. from small town life to tour a new world the. milky chances concerts are sell out events. ever since that first smash hit gram i didn't really plan for any of this our life's just not been the same. down. to hong kong. in good shape i you see me like this. oh you see me like that. cataracts and macular degeneration could be the reason they're comin on my problems among older people we'll talk

as jenkins heads to the prison his worries return is his little boy really safe there one of the women like that he shares a cell with. but. looking song they have to translate the other inmates will be tolerant and i might complain if the children cry at night there are fifteen women in a cell. phone. but it's the sort of thing the price on my mind. just doesn't want me to sense how much his parents are suffering at the prison and it's time to say good bye. we go to mommy what. do you want to take the balloon oh. my that was all the money but you. once inside the prison gates changes will hand his two year old son over to a warden. next weekend he'll be back. climate change. sustainability. environmental. give globalization fix biodiversity species conservation exploitation in reality. human rights displacement. of the global and current of local action. global three thousand next on d w. alpha and up the. road to the bulge. comes down again bringing to the highest the most all inspiring kind of course the let's talk in a snowbound regions in europe because the winter is at its best w

. >> griff jenkins joins us from honduras with what those migrants are saying, good morning. >> reporterod morning. remember in october of last year a small group of 500 migrants started here, it was 7000 in tijuana where a few thousand remain, the grand central bus station, only 55 to 100 folks here now and i will give you a look as you look along the way, the advertisement on social media said depart tuesday, january 15th at 5:00 am but last night at 9::00 p.m. in the rain, 500 or 600 started making their way already towards guatemala, 200 miles to head west across guatemala from guatemala and 200 miles to get to the southern border of mexico where we saw clashes and they will continue presumably all the way to the us border. we talked to one of migrants about his plans yesterday afternoon and here's what he had to say. >> are you a criminal? >> no, no, no. i believe -- in the united states i can do work in a restaurant. i need one opportunity in life. >> i asked him if he was a criminal because i was asking people if they were going to apply for asylum across illegally. some had signs

reporter macy jenkins is in the sierra tonight. [21:58 - nat of the child on the green sled] the sweetsound of laughter on the final sled in the sierra. nat: 26:22 "i'm not ready to go he claimed to have edited babies' d-n-a. now this scientist is now out of a job.. and in trouble with the law. <> <> <> (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) <> <> <> <> new video of a difficult ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. two hikers ended up trapped in snowy conditions on the side of north dome while trying to descend into yosemite valley. fortunately, they had enourescue team couldn't reach them because of the tough weather conditions. the next day, a c-h-p helicopter was able to pull them to safety. tonight a man in china... who

griff jenkins, don't with. we thought carly crowd surf earlier.can i go crowd surf? you want a crowd surf? let's do this, last minutes of 2018. >> there goes griff jenkins. he surfs for a living. if anyone can do it, look at those guns. >> or something. >> he is going to be hypothermic. he will need to center 911 text. >> geriatric surfing. he will have to recover. >> the 2020 race, floating cocoon. he has the flip-flops, he's starting to high-5 people, keep your legs together. >> you do great, crowd surfing. >> how was that? >> i'm proud of you. >> usa! usa! >> now happy new year to you. >> we are going to ask twice can he find a yodel or? america wants to know, have you found one? >> i have found a yodel or. can you you'll as fast as you can? a lot is riding on this? [yodeling] >> i think it counts. >> i feel like i just hurt julie andrews from the sound of music. >> count it's, that was good. >> from israel, we love israel, god bless you guys. i will be there a couple times this year. think about it, we are less than four minutes from 2019. if

griff jenkins live on the ground in mexico city, hoping to make their way into the us. >> reporter: thaticy has migrants thinking twice about crossing into the us but let me show you mexico city, one of the major sports areas, they are housing 2673 migrants where the last caravan and previous caravans of come. you can see the entrance where they can register in the camp and over the fence the tent set up with 2600 folks in their but if you look at this video from yesterday you can see how the busy it is. they are given a hot meal, they are given some healthcare. there is even a place for recreation, to play a little bit of soccer but you mention secretary kirstjen neilsen's entrance here, that is where they implement a new policy of migrant protection protocols which makes all migrants wait in mexico while it plays out, we talked to some of the migrants about their plans and how the policy will impact them. take a listen. >> as soon as possible. >> do you have a message for the united states to donald trump? >> we cross illegally. >> illegally. and we are going to take this down to see a

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jillian: griff jenkins is on the ground in honduras where officials are urging the migrants to turn back now. donald trump's pick for attorney general back on the left are being grilled by democrats. rob: william bar's 8-year-old grandson might have stolen the show. >> the me too movement. >> is this the best a man can get? jillian: gillette feeling the razor burn for this toxic masculinity add and now women are outraged. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: for the return of rob schmidt, the return of club fox. rob: who would expect any less? jillian: welcome back. rob: thank you. hot and sunny, no problem with that. jillian: freezing cold here but that is okay. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us today. the fox news alert, teargas in guatemala as they continue to march toward the us border overnight. the migrant caravan is expected to arrive in southern mexico. jillian: griff jenkins will arrive, they are 2000 strong and on the move. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. what began the night

as one yes macy jenkins, >>> and earthquake this morning striking in nearly the same spot. quakes near a very big annive their mind. had earthqu on and different days. as if wind and rain were not enough, mother nature sent an earthquake to wake up folks in the east bay for a second day in a row. back i felt a little jostled. my dog barked >> reporter: this morning's quake was a 3.5 magnitude at 6:11 this morning. the epicenter was just 2 miles from berkeley. are on the hayward fault, both of them 7 miles deep and 26 miles apart. spat we have sequences about? on the hayward fault fairly regularly, every two years. >> reporter: 25 years ago to the day, the northridge quake struck the san fernando valley. injuring 157. >> a quick jolt and a little shake and then it was done. >> i like when we have a little one >> reporter: so far, it does not seem like there is going to be an aftershock. emily turner, kpix 5 news. >>> republicans are dismissing nancy pelosi's request for president trump to postpone his state of the union speech because of the partial government shutdown. ec defense at it