well for the first two to get straight so so it's named shows a josie says josie we thought shows they will get it sorted they do discuss the new addition with to be with legendary goalkeeper and world cup host as well one the only peter schmeichel so many big names working for us right now he thinks reno's merge experience is going to add an extra and invaluable dimension to the coverage course of this. it really is an incredible add on to the program to the show that we can bring someone of his stature in the knowledge that he has a football he couldn't he can come in from a coach manager's perspective and actually. put a little bit of spice on a football match that people like me or most people who's never been coaching that we don't know about that and also his knowledge i mean he's key characteristics of marine you it's great he's an entertainer he's he's one of the things i've never seen him in the role of as a broadcaster but you know he's in front of the media all the time and when when he wants to he's incredibly entertaining so i think you know it's incredible that we've mana

josie aarons. >> i'm josie aarons on behalf of walk san francisco. on behalf of walk sf, i wanted to say and express our strong support for this project that will make this section of 8th street more pleasant and more safe for everyone. this project could go further, though, to protect all users who use these streets. to that end, we would like to see this project more robust, and charles just mentioned we had a great accessiblity meeting this morning. -- [ inaudible ] more frequent access to curb space, and an adequate buffer zone or path of travel between parking and the sidewalk. that isn't blocked by safe hit posts. in addition to reduced speeds and increased yielding to make these streets truly safe, we'd like to see painted safety zones at all corners of major intersections. this is especially urgent at freeway on ramps, pedestrian lost her life on sunday along 5th street on a freeway on ramp, and we'd like the vehicle width lane to be no more than 10 feet, even as denoted by paint. children live and go to school here. so do seniors. let's crea

to create the largest protected area on earth the remote waters of the white vote see a day without josie or a first series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition to antarctica for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively maybe not that we want to present a positive image continues to steer a typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yachts you can still be a good a modern woman and also a very talented sailor going off around the world showing everybody how strong armani people are al jazeera world meets the first all female sailing crew in the gulf a man's sailing stop at this time on al-jazeera. to. go . sub zero temperatures the stream altitudes. this is where the hard part because of the extraordinary journey from polish to tajikistan braved ordinary joins us with too high of there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all in kurdistan at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. and i'm fully back this is the news hour live from the headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty

the judge ordered the release of josi carrillo. ice agents detained him in october after he dropped his daughter off at daycare. he has been deported to mexico three times. his release date could be delayed if the government files an appeal. if he is free tomorrow, he will be allowed to stay in the u.s. >> he is being held at the west -- the county facility in richmond. tonight, andra reports there are questions whether that same department has been using a loophole to get around california's sanctuary state long. >> julia, california state law took effect on january 1. not long after, inmate release dates were published online. >> you have to go a few clicks deep on the joe website but with a little searching, you find this. the release date of everyone in custody. fire is an attorney -- cyrus is an attorney. >> according to her, they began posting on the website february 16. sb 54 prohibits local law enforcement from sharing information with immigration authorities. >> by publishing these release dates, the sheriff's department i

josi ortiz drove into four people standing outside of a restaurant near fort street and brookwood avenue. witnesses saw ortiz driveaway, parked his ford explorer and run. police found him hiding in the bushes a couple of blocks away. ortiz was driving under the influence at the time of the crash.>>> it has been a mostly dry weekend but there are changes ahead for the work we. mark tamayo is tracking the rain. >> today was a split deal. we had some dense fog this morning. there was lots of sunshine in the afternoon. on the satellite, you can see some clouds approaching the coastline. these clouds are in advance of a frontal system. it will impact the bay area weather pattern. you can't see it on the satellite but there is the circulation in the pacific. that will be the main driver sending rain our way over the next few days. outside right now, we have some scattered high clouds. a bit of some haze out toward san francisco bay. the dense fog from this morning has cleared out. multiple systems are offshore. for tomorrow we do bring in the chance of some scattered showers. for tuesday you c

been through really josie be the lady we were afraid that the faithful were dominant and . maybe even the jewels so i designed big rooms do we see the way of. god to pray and will be the conference room as a place for discussion but again in that. today is working on more secret buildings including a mosque in china on the border with mongolia and a christian church in south korea near soul. always. it's good to work in grand the privilege is a privilege especially in this time of globalization to be rentis a patron projects so that people can express their spiritual not. the barely spawned. speed into the warm. at seventy five mario is far from putting his design plans to rest. so billions of catholics around the world are gearing up for easter sunday so in today's express we thought we would take a look at at the way some european communities celebrate this special day. all across spain millions of people have been joining in processions in celebration of holy week and the run up to easter parade in serbia is one of the most famous. in monica locals have been lining the s

participating in the gathering — sanya rajpal, who features in the documentary, which is asking for peace, and josie on nuclear disarmament. sa nya explained how they are mobilising people to stand up for peace. i think it really comes down to having dialogue and really inspiring young people particularly that they can get up and change society in a way that they need to to create a society that they deserve. and you have been very active in that path, you have spoken at the un. yes, as i have spoken at the un. i represent a youth organisation and my central message was that, we are hopeful about the future and we want change, and we do not want a future with nuclear war, will want a peaceful future, a great, peaceful future. and global network of peace is a documentary specially commissioned for this occasion. you feature in it, just tell us a little bit about what the message is of the documentary? so the documentary is, among other things, a collection of young people sharing their personal experiences of how they have really gone out of their way to transform whatever is stopping them, and throu

well josie might have been asking for the cliche to be dropped there but it was you might the forgotten this actually him who first used that moniker the special one and he has made allowed to forget it since he's currently manager of manchester united and he's one of the most decorated coaches of the modern game. it really is an incredible add on to the program to the show that we can bring someone of his stature in the knowledge that he has a football he couldn't he can come in from a coach manages perspective and actually. put a little bit of spice on a football match. i think i wish football stadiums for like this when i play that brilliant assembly and you get an idea about how the atmosphere will be and that they're all in in around the same kind of theme but they're all very different as well variant of it one one looks like a u.f.o. than another one i said the stadium is such you look like a cake. i've been to all the eleven cities yet we will finish or that within the next three weeks. but what i've experienced of everything has run smoothly and everything is really well organi

santa rosa police say that josi gil ortiz drove into four people standing outside of the restaurant near fourth street and berkeley avenue. witnesses saw him driving away. he parked his ford explorer and he ran. police set up a perimeter in the area of the car and found ortiz hiding in the bushes a couple blocks away. all four pedestrians were hurt that they will be okay. police say that he was driving under the influence at the time of the crash. he was arrested for dui and felony hit and run. >>> in yountville, the investigation continues into the veteran home that ended with four people died. the uncertain future of the building where the tragedy happened and that the plans for a memorial for the rooms. >> reporter: flickering candles and bouquets of mourning cover the sign for the pathway home on the veteran center campus in yountville -- the building a crime scene after a veteran and former client shot and killed at the executive director and two psychologist working there. this is a nonprofit that helps iraq and afghanistan war veterans, a group therapy type of program and the clie

football now artie's made another world class signing for our world cup coverage munster united coach josie marino is joining us to give us his unique insight right throughout the tournament here in russia which is now just one hundred one days away polyploid has the details r.t. has unveiled a major new signing to its team of broadcasters the people who are going to be helping to cover the world cup during the summer that's of course taking place in russia and it is a marine you know the world famous coach of manchester united which is a british team it's one of the biggest teams in the world it's one of most famous most historic teams here in the u.k. and marino is a man who coaches some of the world's best football players and now he's going to be joining r.t. to help cover the world cup marino himself says he's thrilled and that he's looking forward to attending the world cup in russia this summer and sharing his insights into the games the news has been picked up by the british press here some of the newspapers couldn't help but take a bit of a swipe at marine years new part time emplo

with me are sanya rajpal — who is in the documentary — and josie parkhouse who has spoken at the un onmobilise so first of all, to actually mobilise so many young people to get active, to get to a location, to give up their weakened that is, how did you go around doing that? this event is being created and supported by the sgi, which is an organisation which is actively working to engage young people in society. i think it really comes down to having dialogue and really inspiring young people particularly, that they can get up and change society in the way that they need to and to create a society that they deserve. and you have been very active in that path, you have spoken at the un. tell us a bit about that. i spoke at the un, representing a youth organisation and my central message was that used are hopeful about the future and we wa nt are hopeful about the future and we want change and we don't want a future with nuclear weapons and war, we want a peaceful future, a great, peaceful future. and global network for peace is a documentary specially commissioned for this occasion, you

to vote who -- for who they think should make up the 50th anniversary team including players like josianseco who was drafted in the 1982 draft. he played for six years before returning for another season in 1997. a total of 254 home runs in the a's uniform fourth in franchise history. fan favorite coco crisp signed with the a's after the 2009 season becoming a free agent after playing with the indians during the 2016 season and is now the head coach of the shadow hills high school baseball team.>> it is a time to celebrate traditions and everything that has been happening. the fence chose 50 great players and we will be honoring them tomorrow night. >> the season has taken over the management of guest services and hired 500 part-time day staff. they will be enforcing the green and gold promise which includes outstanding customer service, treating every fan with respect, listening to fans responding right away and making everyone feel welcomed at the ballpark. >> to be successful we need to grow the fan base and better engage the community and invite them to enjoy the games. in order to

(sot) josie lemley: "well we were having a fire drill during school hours, and i made it halfway outi know i was on the remember - i never saw any deer."(grant) that's because the deer that hit her came so fast. the school speculates something, possibly the sound of the alarms, spooked it. the school says the incident may affect how the school practices drills in the future. (mabrisa rodriguez)for tonight tracking gradual clearing. there will likely be a period of no precip before another weaker/drier system approaches from the north. latest model guidance continues to bring showers back to the north bay early friday before spreading south as a cold front enters norcal. it should be noted that this next system will not have a tropical tap and a colder source region translating to lower rainfall and lower snow levels. the chance for showers will continue into saturday as the cold front finally moves through the bay area. behind the front the upper low moves into norcal allowing for some instability. decided to add a slight chance for thunder to the north bay saturday afternoon/evening

as josie later wrote in her published recollections, my darling had briefed hisan died . asd his last, dying peacefully without a struggle, like a -- breathe baby going to sleep. i don't know how long i continued to hold him in my arms. they finally had to drag me away. i have gone with him on every trail he had ever taken since those days at tombstone so long ago. earp'sd among pallbearers were thomas at heart -- thomas as hard -- his ashes were buried just south of san francisco. 1894, she died in was buried with her husband. manicuredored on the grass topped with tombstones and menorahs and stars of david. away from the world of blood and smoke of the ok corral. thank you. >> [applause] mr. wallis: thank you very much. and now we will entertain questions, comments, and/or concerns. and all we ask for is, if you have a question, to let that bo om mic get in place. i'm anticipating good questions from this bright denver audience. >> good evening. i just wanted to thank you for the wonderful reading i hope the publishers, when they do an audiobook, will select you to read

. >> my name is josie. >> you had to think about that for a second, didn't you?ty. >> nor lean butter me. >> sister angela o'connell. >> sister nora. >> sister margaret o'brien. >> tell me sister where are you from. >> on the banks of gallon way bear. >> blarney. county cork. >> great, okay. >> the best county in all of 32 counties. we won't discuss that. >> ut-oh. we're going to have problems here at the convent. we need security. >> here in philadelphia, in the stage we celebrate saint patrick's day. one way but how do they celebrate it in ireland? >> it was a holy day of obligation. so everybody in ireland went to church and then went to celebrate and there's always a huge parade in dublin and limerick and all the big cities. but you know the people go to the pubs. >> i hear there's a pub here at the mother house, is that true? [ laughter ] >> i don't know what to say to that. the response. >> there could be but i know nothing about it. nobody has told me. >> our congregation was founded in 1855. here in philadelphia. our founders mother anna back man blessed

manchester united well earlier the eight time elin pick champion have the chance to impress united manager josie marine you're the jamaican looked serious as he took to the pitch alongside a host of football legends including diego maradona and he managed to score the event marks eighty four days until the start of the world cup and that is all useful for now back to mariam in london loving thanks very much joe let's hear from myself for this news hour but my colleague lauren taylor will be with you in a few moments with much more of the day's news a full person coming up of course including our round up of all the day's top stories coming up in just a couple of minutes stay with us. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that are choosing between buying medication and eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist in his close to the story joined the global conv

mother's poem maurice josie. my mother was the lady cleaning and my phone it was a bill it's going to people always expect you to follow in his footsteps but i just think. michael carey in that he's a working class a childhood before his rise to stardom they said and i call the celebration a big week spring as i do documentary on wednesday also happens to be his eighty fifth birthday if you let history culture desk moving amongst us well stop bad ways to celebrate a birthday tell us about this new feel so it's really not a bad way to celebrate a birthday is that if i do myself my generation you're going to come out with it if a theme for a documentary has theme as my generation it's about his generation it's about the swinging sixty's in london co-produced by storing and of course narrated by michael caine so if you're michael caine found this is the one to go see and this is really about his generation that through the morals of their their parents overboard scott's the beatles the rolling stones and of course n

is it josie. >> ordewella. it's cuban. abby: thank you for being with us.teacher. why did you do that? >> we were about to watch a movie for the first day of black history month and then as soon as the movie had started, the teacher paused it and she said that earlier that day she had read a poem called america for you is not america for me. and then she said that this kind of reminded her of donald trump's slogan she turns to the clock and says hey do any of you know what donald trump's slogan is? everyone said make america great again. a few seconds later maybe when he said that he was trying to bring back segregation. right after that i instantly knew my mom is going to love this. i recorded it. that's what i did. abby: the rant went on before you recorded it. you went home and gave it to your mom. what was her reaction. >> she was in total shock. and then she just like looked at me and looked at the phone and then she asked me to turn it up some. so i got on my editing apps and turned it up. she said joe'sy, keep listening. she kept listening and she sa

the united players are going to have to find a way to motivate themselves for today's game because josie is gone in a row throwing his team under the same bus that he regularly asks them to park for him but a slightly more positive reaction from united fan how in twelve minutes of pure tricky can hate and slate of all you wish but he is here to stay no one wants to see united succeed again more than this man he's hurt but is facing the challenge head on that's why i love merinos says helen oh what do you think he can tweet me directly after underscore is small i'll be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now i'll hand you back to come all thank you if you take nothing away from today's music nothing else is that everyone is a dog but it is about your studio fourteen to march fifteenth. and somebody. the carter center. was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still

school ever since it emerged that one of the victims was a huge fan of his and was buried in a way to josie or he has also sat down and spoken with some of those students from school who are campaigning for a change in gun laws in the united states and they were grateful that he wanted to get involved in his string of tweets he called them future leaders and said that these young adults get his they understand the power of their voices for the ones that are often unheard and ultimately a success of his visit was summed up in this selfie posted by a student activist who wrote to wayne wade wants you to register to vote and it's been like over nineteen thousand times what is for asian can be found in all corners of the sporting world and on friday six hundred of the world's best to sable athletes will begin showcasing their incredible skills and abilities forty nine nations will take part in the winter paralympics which get underway in south korea the participation of a handful of north koreans has dominated the build up to the pune chang games thoughts on like the olympics north and south ko

.>>> san jose traffic looks much better, it looks like it has improved near downtown josi.ck out what is in store for your saturday. ♪ ♪ hello? hello! ♪ hello? hello. hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ hello? can i help you? hello! hello? hello!!! hello hello!!! ♪ ♪ >>> time is on my side, have fun changing those clocks this weekend, and thank you for playing along with traffic jams, and thank you to jerry for requesting that one. if there is a special one you want to hear, you can request every friday morning. just use the hashtag ktvu. >>> people are putting away their phones and unplugging from social media. and people are going to mark the annual national day of unplugging that starts at sundown tonight and lasts for 24 hours, the idea is for people to reconnect with the real world. they put away their phones for 24 hours.>>> and, helping take stocks up this morning. a lot of investors are happy.>> a really bright spot in that jobs report this morning is the average hourly wages, wages grew but just slightly in january, that in

. >> like the air force's imagery analyst, staff sergeant josie herrera who without friends or familyhe's definitely my best friend. >> for the last six months, herrera, one of our country's 1 million active duty military has been stationed at an air base. >> when i see her i think i'll be very emotional. >> today is that day. >> we'll miss her, but i'm pretty sure she'll come back and visit us again. >> hi, sophie! hi! hi, baby! hi! you miss me? >> now a home away from home for a dog with two families that love her. >> it feels amazing to see her again. i missed her a lot. >> how sweet is that? cheers to the person who thought of this idea. it's a simple idea, but how perfect is it for all these military men and women. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, can you say comfort food? padma lakshmi, but first this is "today" nbc. does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo)

police say before 2:00 in the morning josi ortiz drove into four people outside of a restaurant.rive away after losing a tire in the crash. he stopped the explorer after two blocks and then got out and ran. police set up a perimeter near the abandoned car and found ortiz hiding in the bushes. he was arrested for dui and felony hit and run. all four victims suffered serious injuries and are expected to survive. >>> firefighters in vallejo say that they are overworked and understaffed. in a post on the facebook page they say they're working mandatory overtime nearly 100 hours straight on duty and they say there is increasing numbers of fire calls and the city. this video was posted of firefighters responding to the fire from a commercial building yesterday morning. they say that outstanding contract issues entered the department from hiring enough personnel to adequately serve the citizens. >>> in the south bay a controversial christopher columbus statue has been removed from city hall. city council made the decision after groups supporting indigenous people called for the statue t

[laughter] stuart: top democrat josie crowe i will says it is sexist for republicans to invoke nancyks on democrat candidates, independent women's voice president tammy bruce is with us. i'm throwing this at you because -- >> yes, sir. stuart: at one point in your life were the prkts i think, of the now chapter in los angeles. >> that's right, 20 years, now happy to be with iwv, elevates them all. stuart: if i'm a political candidate and i run an ad attacking nancy pelosi and i'm a guy and nancy pelosi is a lady, am i a sexist? >> no, you're not. thisis the issue. as women, women can do most of what men can. on the other hand, they say that if you are in the arena, you have to be provided a safe space or you can't handle the criticism or that it's too hot in the kitchen, the fact of the matter is nancy pelosi seems to be enjoying herself. she's not going anywhere, she thinks she can handle it. the fact of the matter as women we do know with certain jobs, dynamics, certainly in politics there will be attacks and suggest it's because of gender, of course, it's absurd and keep her from