promoting the brown shirts and how great the brown shirts were well last week and they said dominic lawson says how the kremlin must be howling with laughter now green zealots have sabotaged our fracking bonanza so basically he blames kaiser report max kaiser in particular and that you had said that claim that frack are the moral equivalent of paedophiles because fracking is giving british children cancer and then in order to support his claim that this is just propaganda and that you know we are just pushing lies to stop the u.k. from producing natural gas using fracking methods well he cites nato he says according to. the former secretary general of nato russia as part of their sophisticated information and disinform ation operations in gaze actively with environmental organizations working against shale gas in order to maintain european dependence on imported russian gas so apparently you and i want europe to remain dependent on russian national gas and that's why we talk about the facts that will go over soon i'm humbled to think of the british lives saved by keeping the trackers at ba

is doing sources just like dominic lawson of saying what you know the u.k. is doing this is from the new york times but the public. theory that unexpectedly boiled over and gosh and underscores the social and environmental challenges the country must overcome even in a tightly controlled political system so perhaps putin's also laughing at china for having to abide by you know the violent protesters storming the government buildings have been fracking stop you know what does what does dominic lawson think should be should have been done in this situation when the people stormed the government offices should they have just said you know this is for your own good well i mean to write here they rely on over their daily mail a population that has the blinkers on they don't go to the internet they don't look at the world they don't have context for this obvious slanderous propaganda dominic lawson and this is why i have been very leery of bragg's it because is that the island nation of britain is already cut off from the world and brags it will mean it's even mor

and brags it will mean it's even more cut off it will have more marauding tricksters like dominic lawson pushing this type of dangerous propaganda again finally in this last minute duke university study finds fracking related waste water rapidly increasing the study found a massive increase in industrial waste water attributed to oil and gas fracking from two thousand and eleven to twenty sixteen duke university one of the best universities in the wa world right here they looked at data from two thousand and eleven to twenty sixteen seventeen thousand wells in america we've been fracking for well over a decade and what they found was a one thousand four hundred forty percent increase in wastewater which they also know that this wastewater that noted that the salts toxins organic matter and radioactive material and fracking related to wastewater poses a threat to drinking water supplies so it the more you fact the more water you need the more toxic waste water that is the natural result of it so you know these are discussions that should be had and debates that should be had a great well

joining us now on the show are our guests let's welcome on skype from cape town lawson i do executive director of the council for the advancement of the south african constant. and a former a.n.c. member he was also an election observer in cape town in johannesburg ralph matoaca a political analyst and author of several books on south africa including from the poses turn can serial save south africa and when zuma goes and also in cape town we have mongolian dwane a.n.c. member and former national security advisor to the police minister in south africa he joins us on the line welcome to you all let's start with last if we can how happy she had you do you think the n.c. should be today i think they certainly relieved i think with the arc of this election results i think they were probably expecting perhaps a little bit to do a little bit worse than they actually did i think 57 and a half percent you know has given them a mandate which they perhaps feel that they don't deserve because of the poor governance of the last 10 years in particular and i think they've lost the confidence of man

i amat p lawson muse. it's estimated this year more than 150 people every day in this country will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. for those who are diagnosed with this particular cancer it can be a really tough battle. joining me is maggie watch. stephanie taylors a cancer survivor and a volunteer. also joining our discussion is christina, a team capin of purple stride here in washington and also a voluntaeer. thank you for being with us. i mentioned it's a tough battle when you are diagnosed. tell us what pan can does when you are diagnosed with this >> absolutely. we adjust the disease through our research and patient services, and advocacy efforts and for anybody who is touched by this disease we want to refer you and know we are here as a resource. we have an incredible patient service called patient central so you can call 877-2-pan can. we will help patients to get enrolled in clinical trials and even a precision efforts. >> that h cancer been in the news a lot, is that because there's an incre

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i'm pat lawson today we want to talk about mental health and that of your children and elderly loved ones. awareness al health monday and may 6th is the day let aside to raise awareness about the men health of our children. as part of our changing minds initiative, we'd like to focus on the challeing issues they're facing, awareness and ways to help. our guests are karen duffy, chief development officer for the organization every mind. jennifer dinnell isrector of adult and community services for every mind. thank you both for being here to talk about a very important topic and one that we've been discussing here at nbc 4 for several years now as part of our "changing minds" initiative. want to start with chdren and young adults. according to the cdc's youth risk behavior survey, suicide ie now t second leading cause of death for people between the ages of 10 and 24 as well as college-age youth and teens between 12 and 18. that sounds like an epidemic. is it? >> i think that what we're seeing is an increase, absolutely. i don't know if we an epidemic at this point, but i do think tha

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talked about this a little bit by when i asked the question to all three of you let's begin with grant lawson in johannesburg always looking a period of coalition building a deal making of trading horses because of this uncertainty over what the a.n.c. now means are they going to have to make deals or is there enough support there is there enough numbers there for them to be able to come to power with a mandate. so i think we're relying on polling data and polling data has its flaws when it comes to predicting elections so we are relying a bit on what the scenarios sketched by those polls suggest the polls suggest that this is going to be a close race and that the a.n.c. is going to have to fight for every vote which is really a new scenario for the party dave enjoyed fairly comfortable majorities in previous elections and it was really only in twenty sixteen that we saw a serious coalition politics really into the political landscape of south africa which means that of course coalitions with between the a.n.c. and other smaller parties are plausible but also coalitions between the major oppo

named betsy lawson. betsy lawson master back to health. after she became helping, she was hired as a nurse or the white surgeon in charge, his breed.as daniel she described how she became ahead mass at the hospital. she says it -- my husband came down with smallpox and we were taken to the smallpox ward. after we recovered, my husband and i were hired as chief nurses and we nursed both white and colored men and women. the nurses were very committed to their work. having been former slaves, they really shared a common bond with their patients and they were really dedicated to aiding and providing them with care and comfort. rapier jr. was an african-american surgeon. he wrote a letter to his uncle and he said they are earnest laborers and angels of mercy. it wasn't just the staff and recognize them. the soldiers did not fail to recognize the contributions that nurses made. a lot of times what they did was write letters to newspapers, like the christian recorder, and tell them about their experiences. one soldier who was a quartermaster serg

lawson: thank you very much. i will say to the distinguished who from north carolina i have enjoyed working with, during my time in the florida legislature, one of the biggest complaints was protections for the consumers. i spent my career there fighting on their behalf, for the voiceless who did not have a voice. and i continue with this fight here because i know the importance of it. i can tell you, if we walked out of here today and just walked down the street and you asked the average person, what was more important to them, they will say the consumer protection that we feel we don't really have. this is the most important legislation that i've seen since i've been in congress because it goes straight to the people who need it the most, our veterans, our students, everyday consumers, just average people. big banks and institutions have a lot of protections, but the average person does not have this protection. and i can guarantee my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, if they vote for this protection,

possibilities let's see what happens on may the eighth i'd just like to thank all our guests grant lawson so nationality and joseph and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our web site al jazeera dot com on further discussion and go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. . side story for me i'm wrong on and the whole team hit like the now. a. little. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was powerful if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back ten and the day after tomorrow they'll send back twenty thirty or if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most pers

country sell everything from concert tickets to toilet paper the big franchises family mart 711 and lawson are an integral part of fast paced japan. but it's convenience at a cost as stores search for stuff to work long hours at low pay is it time for the around the clock shopping to stop. the day i get on i think it's strange that convenience stores want to operate all hours or even though they don't have enough stuff. and it's not just this area it's the same all over the city. i don't think there's a need to keep them open all the time and educate. the stores want to close they should be happy if they were open but it just means i'd have to walk a little further to find one if they are close that would be a problem. but there is one answer to labor shortages do away with stuff all together some change introducing facial recognition and self check outs of this store's. technology to keep the convenience going 247. that's of an hour to check out the other stories on data. on facebook and twitter. we did it all with these pictures off a new little off mic morning at 5 am so the cops have b

betsy lawson had escaped from the plantation in 1862 and came to the contraband cap. she was hired by one of the white surgeons as a nurse. she and $10 a month. -- burned $10 a month. in her pension application, she said "i would give personal attention to the care of sick people." manyecame acquainted with of the black hospital nurses, including a young girl named maria paige, who served any smallpox ward after she had spent three months there is a patient. a former slave, who as a very young child, had no family and escape from her master in virginia during the war. she arrived in washington and was first put into the contraband camp. then she was taken outside of the camp by a white woman. after contracting smallpox a year later, she was returned to the camp and put any smallpox ward. tolliver became acquainted with her when she was nursing her. she wrote a deposition supporting her pension application. betty lawson did this. she described how she meant page -- met paige, and the routines. thesaid, i can stand at door of the barracks and talk to her at the tents wh

jeff lawson, thanks. investors need to remember that on a week like this, sarah >> absolutely., jeff, thank you both very much we have more china news out of d.c. kayla. >> hey, the trump administration is putting down another stake in its hard line against china. this time, the fcc just voted 5-0 unanimously to block a license for china mobile to operate in the united states china mobile submitted its license seven years ago and the order accompanying this decision says that china mobile poses a national security risk to the united states and should not be allowed to operate here. in addition, the fcc today said that it should potentially investigate retroactively approvals for other chinese companies to operate in the u.s. we'll see if anything comes of that and whether there's in timeline for that investigation. but certainly, big news out of the fcc at its meeting today to block china mobile's operations here sarah. >> i mean any sense, kayla, of the time iing of this as these trade talks are kicking off and the tensions are only gone from bad to worse in the last week? >>

. >>> i'm kate lawson. another school district is on strike. tonight, hundreds of teachers and parents rallying for higher wages. >> surrounding the director and star here in san francisco. i'm jobina fortson. "abc7 news" starts now. >> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >>> in the east bay, dublin will recognize june as lbgtq pride month, but no pride flag will fly over city hall. >> the decision sparked a debate that some describe as disturbing. amanda del castillo is live in dublin with the details. amanda? >> reporter: dan, ama, as it stands, the city of dublin does not have any policies or guidelines in place when it somes to the three flags you see just behind me. but last night's decision led to a debate many are calling disappointing. the city, state, and american flag will be the only three displayed over dublin call. city leaders rejected a request to fly a pride flag on june 1st. >> we're being told that we like yo guys as our neighbors and everything, and we don't have any animosity, but we don't want to recognize you

possibilities let's see what happens on may the eighth i'd just like to thank all our guests grant lawson solution id and joseph and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com on further discussion and go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. . side story for me and the whole scene i found out. to just look at. who supported the toddler who is now into feuding in libya who is now into feeding into us with just look at the underground is it the iranian foreign minister mohammad jonathan siri talks to al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was powerful if you don't like us so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back ten and the day after tomorrow they'll send b

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possibilities let's see what happens on may the eighth i'd just like to thank all our guests grant lawson solution id and joseph and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and further discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. . side story for me and the whole team hit life and now. the. capturing a moment in time they're snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided attempts into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers i'm at the front lines i feel it i know it i have the data to prove that. witness on al-jazeera. for nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands when the us was getting ready to clean up and leave in the one nine hundred seventy s. they picked the pit that had been left by one of the smaller atomic explosions and dumped a lot of this new tony and other radioactive waste

lawson home that was the day i left iraq and we took this picture at night with a photographer with us and. at 1st i didn't want to tell my story in germany. to avoid more conflicts and so on. but at the same time i knew that if you express your opinion in europe the states will protect you. ahmed says muslims in germany abuse and threaten him when he openly expresses his opinions but here unlike in iraq he's protected by the police. 70. 5 sucker for us a lot to be here and i won't let anyone here tell me how to live and what i'm allowed to do. with human especially what i'm allowed to say. i am free. now if you ever visited hong kong you are likely to encounter my job it is the city's favorite pastime played on the streets and in gambling rooms which are often illegal the game is so much a part of the city's identity that officials declared it part of hong kong's cultural heritage but the games decline began almost as soon as the government made the announcement today as youngsters prefer their cellphones and video games which of course eats into knowledge on time and into some tradit

there was a school principal who came by her house every morning to make sure that young alberta lawson to school. so my mother taught me this notion that education is a phenomenal gift that somebody can give to you. her main message to me, while my father's message was save and invest wisely, my mother's message was stay in school, because education is the one thing they can't take away from you. that has proved to be incredibly true. that is where it comes from. david: you went to harvard, and you got not just an undergraduate, you got a jd and phd in economics, if not the first, one of the first african-americans. roger: i think that is right. david: what was that to be something of a pioneer as an african-american from a middle-class family? roger: i was very lucky. i came along after brown versus board of education. i came along when affirmative action was widely regarded as the right thing to do. so, imagine being a young african-american guy who tests well at a point when the most elite schools were looking to bring more diversity on to campus. so, for me, being a so-called pione

promoting the brown shirts and how great the brown shirts were well last week and they said dominic lawson says how the kremlin must be howling with laughter now green zealots has our fracking bonanza so basically he blames kaiser report max kaiser in particular and that you had said that claim that frack are the moral equivalent of paedophiles because fracking is giving british children cancer and then in order to support his claim that this is just propaganda and that you know we are just pushing lies to stop the u.k. from producing natural gas using fracking methods well he cites nato he says according to. the former secretary general of nato russia as part of their sophisticated information and disinform ation operations in gaze actively with environmental organizations working against shale gas in order to maintain european dependence on imported russian gas so apparently you and i want europe to remain dependent on russian national gas and that's why we talk about the facts that will go over soon i'm humbled to think of the british lives saved by keeping the trackers at bay in the u.

promoting the brown shirts and how great the brown shirts were well last week and they said dominic lawson says how the kremlin must be howling with laughter now green zealots have sabotaged our fracking bonanza so basically he blames kaiser report macs.

lawson that was the day i left iraq and we took this picture at night with a photographer with it. at 1st i didn't want to tell my story in germany. to avoid more conflicts and so on. but at the same time i knew that if you express your opinion in europe the states will protect you. ahmed said muslims in germany abuse and threaten him when he openly expresses his opinions but here unlike in iraq he's protected by the police. force a lot to be here and i won't let anyone here tell me how to live and what i'm allowed to do. especially what i'm allowed to say. i am free. and. and office of business chimneys biggest lender deutsche bank is facing off with increasingly angry shareholders today and its annual general meeting the bank has been mired in various legal and corporate issues for yes with little progress supervisory board chairman. promised shareholders the dirty bank restructuring will quickly and will radically after recovering and dividends the board is under pressure to questions over shaky management huge fines from regulators and ratings downgrades. the u.s. competitors a

mr lawson, you are a former children's minister, you are the chair of the all—party parliamentary groupt? i think there is a much bigger problem here. but respond to that in particular. the cases we have heard about, children should not be given contact to parents who have got that sort of record — drugs, domestic violence or whatever. if it were the residential parent, there would be good grounds for taking that child away from that parent and into care. so it is crazy that a judge would consider allowing contact with somebody with that record. you have to put it into context, we are talking about a relatively small number of parents who are dangerous, and the vast majority of parents are safe, responsible and want to do best by their children. of course. we must not penalise them because of the experiences of those who should not be allowed near children at all. you are absolutely right, that is zero consolation to the surviving parents of dead kids. absolutely, absolutely. but at the same time, the law is right. i was responsible for bringing about those changes to the law, that a ch

lawson that was the day i left iraq and we took this picture at night with a photographer. but 1st i didn't want to tell my story in germany. to avoid more conflicts and so on. but at the same time i knew that if you express your opinion in europe the states will protect you. ahmed said muslims in germany abuse and threaten him when he openly expresses his opinions but here unlike in iraq he's protected by the police. have to meet. a lot to be here and i won't let anyone here tell me how to live and what i'm allowed to do. the theme and especially what i'm allowed to say. i am free. and. plans to expand the next left up to $48.00 teams have been abandoned by fee for the tournament in qatar will instead go ahead with the normal $32.00 teams as 50 planned on the change it would have required to share hosting duties in 2022 with other countries in the region the political tensions make that impossible adding 16 more teams to qatar's world cup in 2022 was a bit too optimistic for president giani if in chinos idea of the expansion will have to wait until 2026 as scheduled fee fo

at the national level the think is a clear showing an ad lawson supported every ballot from a peak of nearly 70% in two thousand and four at the local level the losses a starker with the anc losing out majorly and its last two elections. the most r recent its worst ever results at the end of minority room. south africans were becoming fed up not just with the party scene is mired in corruption but it's balls. to jacob zuma followed in both mandela's and freed assessor thabo mbeki shoes and spectacularly failed to live up to the role. is nine years in power as well marked by repeated scandals over a piece e of power. and a huge economic slowdown resides at the evils others you may as we've had multiple come commissions of inquiry eighteen came sir rev up was i december. twenty seventeen and immediately we sold this phenomenon of remomote florea. ecstaticic her. reconsideration of a teacher so is a zillion people t thought ts is a new agency. it was a master of the anc seseeking to o regain its showi. however much of the damage had already been done. unemployment remains assistant at 27

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david: in that sense, should for the lawsons, and what do those companies have to o if they wanted tol off luckin? luckin's big t, opportunity is the mother of all offee opportunities, which is can we get mass market china to drink coffee because if we do, is stunningly large and the way they're trying to make that appen is low price and convenience. that's all throughout their prospectus. like a nds a lot convenience store and they're getting their different ways. is probablyss model halfway between starbucks and a convenience store. we'll see if it happens, but very clear with that's the lever they're going to try increase demand which is very convenient and low price. rishaad: jeffrey, how does this fit into your narrative of the brutal fight or the one billion na's consumers? jeffrey: everyone dreams of the market. likes to talk there is 100 million consumers, look at all of the coffee they can drink. if the numbers for china get anything like, say, hong kong, ou're not talking about 2,000, 3,000 outlets, you're talking about 30,000, 40,000 outlets. massive. so everyone dreams of

a nonprofit research and analysis organization gentlemen good to have you here let's start with lawson's in black and white photographs wrapping thank you for sending them to us and to go back 50 years to see what life was like before diego garcia was the agassi and it was a little archipelago where people actually lived who were involved in the military this picture here talk us through well then why did you send us these pages. i think it shows. a totally normal life which they had their. military base game in you will you will know that. this was an early night in the sixty's when one of the states wanted an island in the indian ocean for foreign military base and the u.k. said well be be our guest go and look for your island. so so the american navy why don't look for an island for the base to found out that bra and 1st. but the bra of was not convenient to them because another brother was a unique total population and they did not want to disturb the pollution so they went to their 2nd best shows which was there last year. they did not is they to forcefully is the indigenous people

. >>> baseball lawson iconic figure. bill buckner was drafted out of napa high school in 1958.en parts of eight years with the cubs work he was an all-star and batting champion. in 1984 he was traded to the red sox records most famous play occurred. they led the mets 5-3 going into the bottom of the 10th inning. the winning run coming home when the ground ball went between his legs for an error. the red sox lost game seven in the series furthering the world series drought the data back to 1918. when they find they won. he was invited back to fenway park where he was warmly received in all was forgiven. he died today at the age of 69. he was suffering from body dementia. >>> the cal bare baseball team had a nervous way today. the bears received one of 33 at- large stanford, ucla, oregon state and they been in the field for the first time since 2015. it's a region that includes arkansas, texas christian with their first game against the horned frogs. >> this year we had a chip on her shoulder. we wanted to make it and set a goal is it came and now we've got to continue with it an

. >> and i'm pat lawson muse. four more people charged in theg shootin death of a 10-year-old girl in northeast d.c. news4 mark segraves just broke this news on twitter and said sources tell him pcutors will charge them with second-degree murder. makiyah wilson was shot as she a walked to ice cream truck near her home in july. police say she was hi bullets were fired into a crowd as part of a gang feud. but today's 1news,people are now charged in this case. mark is working to get new information and in court today so look for the latest in the nbc washington app and on nbc4 at 4:00. >>> now to the steadily and destructive weather tearing across the midwest. research and rescue efforts are underway in missouri after reports of at least two powerful tornados hitting the state overnight. at least three people were killed in golden city. and the state capital of jefferson city. it is left with catastrophicag damand that severe weather moving east. >> storm team 4 radar is clear right now. but storms are expected later

i speak the name of a warrant andcer and a tech sergeant another sergeant al lawson laos. names of sergeant lewis, captain harry moore and major sam logan. all lost from the korean war. i will close with a goal of. member the names i spoke and the words i'm about to speak. i am alive. i am still here still captive, still waiting. , i am not sighting another american spotted report. i breathed, i hope, ia. i long and hunger for my freedom. i'm still here and still captive, still waiting. remains i am whole and i cling to the memories of you. i am still captive and still waiting and my voice cannot be heard. my pain is mine alone. and me and feel my agony see me in your children's faces. i am still captive and waiting period the guard does not have the key, you do. only you can free me or death. voices can sing me home or in your silence i am not here, i'm still captive. forgotten i am not even a memory. thank you all for being here and thank you for keeping the promise to never forget and hopefully we will see you sometime next year. thank you, god bless. [applause] >> than

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joe biden snags another congressional endorsement, florida's al lawson jumping on the biden bandwagonng politico, they don't make them like joe. next, senator elizabeth warren getting grilled again on the breakfast club. >> when did you find out you weren't? >> i'm not a person of color. i'm not a citizen of a tribe. tribal citizenship is an important distinction. not something i am. >> kind of like a white woman who pretended to be black. >> this is what i learned from my family. >> dana: warren insisting she never gained any advantage from her claim. and a survey about the best 2020 dog names without mentioning candidates. elizabeth warren's bailey, first place. tie for second between joe biden's champ. buddy a close fourth. he goes to the white house, buddy won't be alone and his other dog truman placing fifth. jasper would have won the whole thing, given the chance. markets taking a hit after president trump says he will hit mexico with new tariffs. so how will this affect your next trip to costco. plus what an unlikely team of lawmakers wants to get rid of. make sure you check ou

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm era gonzalez.dle of a very busy shopping center in chantilly overnight and now we havea lrned a street sweeper is under arrest. news 4e cory smith is lith mor on the deadly confrontation. >> within the last hour we learned the name of the man who as murdered here. the person who has been arrested and charged with his murder is g steven reen. he is a street sweeper who was working out here ovnight when some sort of fight kicked off. we know police are ierviewing multiple witnesses and they're asking a lot of questions just to find out exactly what happened. fairfax police have identified the victim in this morning's ooting as 30-year-old miguel hernandez. the sal va dor ran man came to the strip mall to pick up his wife. he got into a fight wit suspect that ended in gunfire. at the time several businesses were still open and police questioned multiple ople. >> officers that arrived on scene initially were able to gather several people who were in the area for the shooting. they sboouftiewed those pe

coming up on news 4, the new >>> i'm pat lawson muse.ing n at 5:30 if you are just joining us. multiple people have been injured in a mass shooting at virginia beach's municipal building. police say they believe there's persone shooter and that is now in custody. we're still working to learn the extent of the victim's injuries. we've been watching video from our nbc affiliate in virginia beach, but shows people leaving the municipal center with their hands in the air. the city manager says he's seen victims leaving the public utilities department. this building is next to both the police department headquarters and the virginia beach sheriff's office. we don't yet know anything about the shooter. we do know that the governor, governor northam has just issued a statement. hds just tweeted an the governor says in his tweet my i team and are actively smonitoring theituation in virginia beach. he ss please stay away from the area and follow all instructions from law enforcemel. and we wil keep working the story and we'll have updates for you

neighborhood areax@ doing, pat lawson muse shows us how they working with nonprofits to grow a sustainablet. >> tell me what you know about gardening? >> i know d5'ç that you have to the soil correct. it can't have rocks in it. >> these volunteers are pouring their hearts and sweat into keeping this corner clean and green. >> organizers of this community clean up call it codereen and it has its roots inçxd our > reporter: the coalition includes the green scheme, a group working prarily in wards 8 like turning the garden into a mission is to end some very important things that is going on in d.c. like food aparthd and food desert. >> we partner with the local schools around here and we bring them down to teach themto how garden and teach them how to harvest the food and teach them how toñ4jmuÑ cook it. >> reporter: another group, rooop roots, helps feed community by providing jobsííx ol >> seeing how your food is grown and where it comes from and food unites us all.t >> reporter: is goes farther thaní7dwñ feeding and cleaning up this community. it is connecti