if i remember correctly it says in the log book that jose xenon was murdered in zone eleven. that's right. i haven't had a chance to look in the file again but i think he was found here this gives us hope that someone else from the log book could also be identified. becomes who were put in prison yes from the g.i. to your military. do you think there are people who say no that's not my relative because they're afraid of claiming him. it was like an aide to zach out when the noise and look for one of themselves in the most intense will respond when it was like that with lewis collins race he was arrested tortured murdered and buried at love at being a cemetery his parents drove here to identify his remains but they were so afraid that they didn't say a thing. they had longed to be able to bury him but out of fear they had to pretend they didn't know who he was it was only years later that they summoned the courage to bring him here from an anonymous grave and give him a proper burial. site covered all the known the stocky american today they can visit him and bring him flowers

lincoln logs.t. >> if you have a traditional cabin. >> wherever they came from, when the professor dated the logs logs, he discovered they were cut when lincoln was in congress. >> 14. it's not lincoln's cabin. >> some visit torz leave -- some visitors leave disappointed. >> feel cheated. because the it's not the real thing. >> you have lincoln everything. you have lincoln national bank. lincoln general store. lincoln jamboree. >> reporter: cody mcdowell works at lincoln general store. >> lincoln is our identity. that's who we are. >> they have the story of the other cabin at nobb creek. belongs to a friend of the president's. shirley lincoln would have spent time here. time to put the story to the test. back in the lab, researchers sand the wood to reveal the surface then precisely measure the pattern of wide and narrow rings and try to match it to treats with established dates. >> that pattern is unique. just like a fingerprint. like ana. we have a saying. trees don't know how to lie. the trees d

it is of course painful to look through the log book its pages demonstrate how much these people who wanted to change the country suffered. but it is also about our relatives and about revealing parts of our history like little and yes it's a lot of money yes but there's a story and at the same time we have first hand proof in the form of a document we can take to a judge and say here is the proof what more do you need. a good fellow but i must give. thanks to the video merely target we were able to bring the first legal actions but the military denied everything and the judges were still afraid not one person was found guilty but then in two thousand and five an incredibly important discovery was made another layer feel that there would be i think the public prosecutor's office for human rights decided to have this building investigated i mean a delegation arrived and came down here just like we are doing that when he glanced up at the windows had delivered to us if went to his source stacks of documents piled up thousands and thousands of them and when he asked the state employee r

in the log book league guatemala's military secret service recorded information on people who between one thousand eighty three and one thousand nine hundred five under general asco home battle met here victorious were arrested in abducted by state officials in action nine hundred ninety nine a member of the army stole this list from the army archives and handed it over to a civilian he didn't give the most important part of the military logbook consists of a record of state activities and it contains the names of one hundred eighty three persons along with the date and location of their abduction another date indicates the day on which the detainee was moved to. another secret service facility or was released in most cases the follows the code three hundred or say a lowly able poncho poncho took him away that meant death or execution must be apart from our notices the diorio militant is the only document which proves that the abductions were the work of the army in the police force here. to give them a part of the record is also devoted to the aquarium of talk it contains the names o

. >> finally to cool off, a spin on the log flume. all in all, a thrilling experience at the mall of america. >> reporter: i'm good, a little bit wet. zip line to the coaster cooled off, log flume. i'm done. thank you. >> i think pat had to get a new shirt after the log flume ride. at least he was at a mall that worked out well. worry 31 floors up. the temperature is dropping. we saw a little snow. the high tomorrow is 7. so we're going to send it back to you from high atop the building >> we were giggling saying at least he's at the mall. he's at the right placement we got to get him friends to get on that ride. >> thanks, jess. this friday, celebrating the birds and fans, join us starting way special edition of "eyewitness news" at 4:00. that's followed by "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00 and then a special one more win fan fest edition of "eyewitness news" at 7:00 straight up. >>> then on sunday, the second the game ends we will be live on air right here on cbs3 bringing you live post game comments from coach pederson and the pla

. >> finally to cool off, a spin on the log flume. all in all, a thrilling experience at the mall of america. >> reporter: i'm good, a little bit wet. zip line to the coaster cooled off, log flume. i'm done. thank you. >> i think pat had to get a new shirt after the log flume ride. at least he was at a mall that worked out well. worry 31 floors up. the temperature is dropping. we saw a little snow. the high tomorrow is 7. so we're going to send it back to you from high atop the building >> we were giggling saying at least he's at the mall. he's at the right placement we got to get him friends to get on that ride. >> thanks, jess. this friday, celebrating the birds and fans, join us starting way special edition of "eyewitness news" at 4:00. that's followed by "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00 and then a special one more win fan fest edition of "eyewitness news" at 7:00 straight up. >>> then on sunday, the second the game ends we will be live on air right here on cbs3 bringing you live post game comments from coach pederson and the pla

they will update the app, and that will log the driver out and not allow them to log back in until theours are up. update will roll out over the next two weeks. >> a presidential unveiling with bay area ties. the artist who created president obama's official portrait. therity it is right there. graduated from the san francisco art institute in 1999. l.a. native wiley is the first to paint a official presidential portrait. >> and the way he would take extraordinary care and precision and vision in recognizing the us into and the grace and the dignity of people who are so often invisible. >> they are compelling. first lady michelle obama's portrait painted by an african-american artist (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ tonight... . >>> okay, you may have been watc

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so i think that the answer for me is they want to access this place for the logging, for the mining, you know, for the minerals that they can find. so most of the money will be made during this period before the construction of the dam even takes place. when your land is threatened and your home is threatened, i don't think there's any choice, you know. there's no choice in the matter about, oh, do i fight for my land or do i just stay silent? [chanting] kalyanee: buddhism came from the land, came from the trees and the land and the water. and actually, the buddhist monks have been really active, you know, for the last few years in areng valley and also with other protests that have been happening all across the country. they feel that they are not just there to be religious figures, but they are there to actively be involved in fighting and helping the communities fight and prest for what they think is right and just. kalyanee: the wrapping of the trees, it's both symbolic and also practical. it's symbolic because, you know, the saffron robe is a symbol of the monkhood and is also a

and for him to you know eventually get into the logs easier rather than trying to steer and then the ship being heavy or not make a wider turn and this is certainly what we need. once we do the luggage goodbye and so i'm ok. once he goes by himself then we go and. there we take up again make sure you goes into me and then we repeat the process in two hours to an hour until we get to go say. raising and lowering the water level in a low chamber takes around ten minutes around four hundred thousand liters of water on the move container vessel will head on to the gap to know where other tug boats would sisted after around ten hours it will be in the atlantic and get shift is over for today here's my log book a one two three four five six right now. you can get to work today. and that's just a normal day. usually sometimes or in the more very few times just let. the japanese mutes the electric locomotives that run on the who's working credit because they pulled a huge ships through. knocks more than thirty of them per day. locomotives are equipped with two motors of two hundred sixty hor

including logging on for the moment of truth. >> when suddenly -- >> the story behind the life-changing surprise. >> oh my gosh! >>> max has a different name today, bond, james bond. right at the beginning, it's just beautiful, perfect snow. you see it just glistening like there's diamonds embedded in it. it's stunning. you could see from his shadow that he's got one of those small, compact maneuverable wings. he's going to be doing some speed riding. as he approaches the edge of this pristine mound, it's getting interesting and then it gets very interesting. slows down. suddenly, it starts cracking. this is right when we first saw and it would be the best way to escape an avalanche turns out we were right because bond here starts carving through this like he was initially going for, gets close to it, whips it left and right and then you can kind of hear it in the background. he glances back and we get -- >> oh, snap. >> -- this astounding shot of this avalanche, he takes off in the air, nice. >> i wonder if they know the snow so well he said i'm going to trigger this and it's going to

the zip line, did the coaster, pulled off the log flume. i'm done. thank you.'m done. >> well, our team is in minneapolis. watch for live reports all week long, jessica don pat will join us at 5:00 p.m. >> tomorrow we're celebrating the birds and the fans as we get ready for sunday's big game. join us for one more win lineup starting with "eyewitness news" at 4:00 followed by "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and six and then a special edition of "eyewitness news" at 7:00. >>> then on sunday the second the game ends we'll be live right here on cbs3 bringing you live postgame comments from coach doug pederson and the players and we'll have a front row seat. once again it's the eagles and "eyewitness news" sunday night. don't miss it. >> ♪ >>> while we're watching the super bowl here in philly some american heroes will be tuned into the big game from overseas. >> and many of them will be rooting for the eagles just like this group of fans. coming up we'll tell you how they are giving our troops a super bowl feast. >> you just saw him on the price is right. now host drew

all right, i'm good, i'm a little bit zip line, pulled off log flum, i'm done, thank you. >> okay. so, someone clearly dropped the ball on this one because pat does in the like roller coaster and i am sure you know this i absolutely love that. if i could go on a roller coaster all day licensing would i love it, spinning upside down, it doesn't matter , i love them all, so, i don't know how pat got that assignment but he did. i'm in the happy about it. i want that had one. today after the morning show before i get out and shoot with our photographer tommy g, has been amazing all week, i think i might to have step on a couple myself and put a go pro on me, i got to do something. >> i compared this newscast to the rollercoasters ups, downs, shaking. >> yes, so you are saying i have already been on one for almost three years. >> exactly is that what you are saying. >> yes. >> if you have never been to minnesota, if you ever come here don't come in the winter come in the summer but if you ever come here come to this mall. it is amazing. i will bring you around a little bit later. >> see

log on to nbc 10 or the app. you can watch the parade right from your computer or phone. if you're heading to the parade, make sure you set your dvr for nbc 10 so you can see if your face made it in our live parade coverage. >> the phillies special. that's the headline on the cover of "sports illustrated" new issue. the eagles called the trick play the philly special when nick foles caught a touchdown pass. that was the play of the super bowl. that's ahead at 4:30. >> as we told you at the top of the newscast, it was a roller coaster ride on wall street. today the markets saw gains and losses after the dow plunged 1100 points yesterday. it made history as the biggest point decline in just one day. the markets closed minutes ago. this is a live look at the big board. it's showing the dow finishing up more than 567 points. the nasdaq and s&p also seeing gains today. george spencer is breaking down what all this means for you. he's joining us live from the breaking news center. >> retirement accounts and 401(k)s have gone up and down just in the past few hours. >> it has bee

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and won't allow them to log back on until the six hours are up. drivers will get a warning after ten hours of driving to let them know they are close to the new limit. the update will roll out over the next couple of weeks. >>> high profile sale. google wants to buy properties near the train station and transit center. it is up to city council to approve the deal. the offer from google, $67 million. google needs those parcels to build its 8 million square foot complex. city council expected to make a decision tomorrow night. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. you are looking live at the olympic village. a beautiful day. team usa, by the way, on a winning streak and the americans are looking to add more medals today. there is a good chance, too, as snowboarding prodigy chloe kim is set to make her olympic debut. gina kim is live with a preview of what's ahead and the latest for team usa. hi, jinah. >> reporter: hi. we have four medals headed into day four in korea. in the history of the winter games, americans

says he and his family logged 800 miles per week driving to training sessions in southern >>> u.s. figure skater vincent zhou says he and his family logged 800 miles a week driving to training sessions in southern california from their home in palo alto. >> but all the hard work and demands are paying off for zhou, who at 17 is the youngest member of team usa, as he showed us last night in the men's free skate with a breakthrough performance that landed him a sixth-place finish. here's another look at zhou's full performance from pyeongchang. >> here is the next american to etake the ice. yes, the world junior champ in 2017. that is not that long ago, making that jump up to the senior level. last year he was second best at u.s. nationals, this year the bronze medal, earns a spot, and he is in 12th place. very good in the short. and there's his mom, fay, and mirai nagasu, who we will see in the the ladies' event. ♪ >> this is a five quad jumping passes planned in this free program, two lutzes, a flip, a toe, and a sal. >> speeding into the the first quad lutz. >> oh, gorgeous. ♪ >>

logging on to your 401(k) six times a day is not healthy for your investments. it's not healthy for you. >> the best investors in the world, including warren buffett, will say they're not market timers. >> look at at it over months, years, not a day here and there. if you're only investing because you want to get on the train and a fear of missing out, that's not why you should be. >>> one issue that still splits democrats and republicans and nearly derailed a spending deal is immigration. in the balance are the daca waivers for undocumented immigrants who came to the united states as children, and they start expiring as soon as next month. march 5th. donald trump has offered a path to citizenship for these dreamers. one of his demands would get rid of a central tenet of our immigration system that is meant to keep families together. >> under the current broken system, a single immigrant can bring in virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives. >> that was said in president trump's state of the union address. for fact's sake, what's he talking about? presid

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discourse and ited states there is very little sympathy for the poor and the disadvantage poor might log again as much from a world where they just feel a bitterness to cheer sharon and another institution and where the insurance company of all of the charging them warning them they want to hear from start ups on this matter is that. as a political decision it's not up to our way here just the empower people. what has happened i think is that silicon valley house preserved our imagination and house made it impossible for us to be on our own turf. where half the data the war lasted review would treat the word of mitchell or the sources we have to treat them as something that cannot be sold because alternately if will last the likes of google to own the issue of the sources they would eventually start letting us brief for free is long as we can send advertising imagine if it managed to pull all that they thought that the generate and the context of search email using maps and so force into different database one which people developers activists n.g.o.s in susie ask or mr harper's would be

a new version of the app logs off after 12 hours and it will not let drivers log back into it until it offline for that six-hour period. drivers will also get a warning when they are approaching that cutoff. drowsy driving accounts for about 6,000 fatal crashes a year. marcus and laura, back over to you. >> i think that's a really good idea because a lot of people have uber as a second job. you don't know if they are coming off of a whole different shift. >> we did the story last week of how dangerous it is in the bay area. >> take care. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," before you step outside let's check in with meteorologist kari hall with a look at what we can expect this morning. >> starts out cool and clear as we get a live look outside in palo alto and our temperatures warming up today, but pretty much like yesterday it will start out in the 40s and then make it into the 60s. a little bit warmer in a few spots. we will talk about that and when we may have some rain in our forecast, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> and we are looking at palo alto, bay shore fre

people in washington log rolling. >> not real log rolling. probably feels like real log rolling. >> you'll join me tonight. my big issue is with states like new jersey, california and illinois who have so many unf d unfunded liability issues, how are they going to -- these states are cash strapped. you'll see states where residents won't claim the deductions that they were going to. how will they raise 8 billion dollars when they have no money? >> here's what i would say. you guys -- how much does it cost to go over the bridges in new york. it is unbelievable but yet the roads are problematic. where does the money go? there's a lot of money going into those states. >> are they going to take the money and channel it to -- >> they'll have to determine that when they elect people. >> you lose the tax base. if rich people there go to another state. >> that's 100 percent true. that's their fault. they're driving capital out of their state. florida you're going to have people come into florida in droves as a result of this tax bill. they're going t

the database was going to law different immigrant crimes -- log different immigrant crimes that haven committed. we built a shadow database, a data does -- database under obama and donald trump who had been deported and either killed or sexually assaulted or subjected to other harm. >> the united states has a long history of providing sanctuary for those seeking to avoid danger or killing in their own country. what are customs and border patrol agents supposed to do if a person claims they fear possible persecution, and what are they doing? >> a great question, people do not realize that in international law and domestic law, a u.s. you has been that we have guaranteed post-world war ii to never make the mistake of deporting people to their deaths when they y seek century. created out of world w i ii cacause senent ny peopl back amidst the holocau who have fl not see germany -- nazi germy.y. the job of border patrol, when someonarrives t the border, they a t them questions, which includes, do you fe for your li if sentack? ifhey sayes, it is not thei job a adjudate it or figure ouwhe

they will tell you it was self-defense. >> what i'm going to do, i'm going to get the log, see who was there that day, ask them the questions you want me to ask them. was it self-defense, did he swing on you first, is that what you want me to ask them? >> that it was self-defense, he swung on me first. >> he swung on you first. >> the whole yard seen it. >> i will give you a copy of the i.e. report once it's typed. >> all right. >> all right? >> all right. >> see you in a little bit. what i'm going to do right now, right, i have to get the yard list from the officer so i know who to question and i'll go ask these individuals per inmate samuels, right, did the other inmate swing on him first? >> friday was the 30th. right here, willie. >> just give me the house and the name. >> officer alejos locates witness names in the yard log. there are five inmates officer deed must question. >> thank you. >> all right, willie. >> due process. a man, he has that right. he has witnesses to be called right here. he has the right to tell his side of the story and present witnesses like we would do in

the trade logs or did want was grown or traditionally crafted in. one region and sold it on into other areas for a commission nations that had trading relations with montalban counted themselves fortunate for gave them access to exotic goods such as leopard skins pruett's arrowheads made of obsidian. the trade lists used widely recognized symbols for the various products one symbol meant one hundred units meant eight hundred and so forth for feathers on the square as meant for crates of one and blankets necklaces of green stone came from copilot in the southeast the one in blankets were from you qatar. the overlords of monta bon controlled trade like a spider in a web they had a unique strategic position and used it to demand high commissions on tariffs that affluence increased they grew wealthy proud and vain. for the first time in the history of man to the rulers had themselves immortalized on the stage that praised the names and deeds they wanted their fame to be everlasting. they had tunes built for themselves lavishly decorated with murals. but

phones used to log your activity, using your face, it on our phones.een embraced by many, many people around the world. human rights watch earlier said it is a bit matrix, it isa earlier said it is a bit matrix, it is a bit black mirror, and quite a lot 1984, but as far as you can see, it is here to stay. yes, i would say so. now, you would be hard—pressed to forget this moment from bbc news last year — professor robert kelly, in the middle of a live interview with the bbc from his home in south korea, when his two children burst into his office. they were followed shortly after by his wife, jung—a kim, trying to do a bit of damage limitation. professor kelly is in london for the broadcast tv awards, and he has just won the best tv moment of the year — pictured here with the bbc‘s james menendez, who was of course presenting at the time. thank you for watching. hello there. for many places, the day ahead will bring a slightly different feel to the weather — something just a little bit milder. yes, many of us starting the day under cold air. but this we

consul this area of the skins at all does hunting for more and more information in the process all the logging more and more of those devices also but i mean it isn't that a lot on the providers and manufacturers of those devices platforms and apps. it's important for us to understand all of this on but explain them providing the services because they're not interested in only providing the services they're also interested in making money. to be the new marble up and it plays an important role in dating route for those companies up on the stand with us for the come from os the user. it's a tracker tracks your movement to tracks your calories it tracks your heart rate. and you can sync it up with your phone via a bluetooth connection. it works in it's a tool that didn't used to exist you know i just basically tracked every step i made with my heart rate and i and i did it here so this is the number of steps that have taken six months and. i have three thousand and three steps toward my ten thousand dollars you know it's a poll full one two punch. if you think about data that is generated by sel

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the waitrose survey, people logged the stores, they are clean, staff excellent but they don't feel thathat they are getting from the likes of aldi and lidl. what about sainsbury‘s? pushed back into the ninth but they moan about the methodology. sainsbury is finished last in the survey, people feeling ambivalent about the experience, some of the feedback we had, their experience is dull, well—stocked but it's not great and a little on the pricey side and that's something sainsbury‘s will have to take on board along with the other big supermarkets which finished right at the bottom. gareth, nice to see you and thank you. thank you for explaining all of tesco telling us about the pressure to split up its business, keep your eyes peeled. 0n the website, the story got my eye, the website, the story got my eye, the idea about shared parental leave. is interesting to find out why, whether businesses support that or not. plenty more on that. do stay with us. you are watching business live. london city airport will be closed to flights today, and unexploded bomb discovered. 16,000 passengers aff

then the dam is breached releasing a mighty torrent which plunges down into the valley sweeping the logs lying in the river bed along with. mining sold coal for huge quantities of timber and for centuries transporting timber in the mountains was a dangerous enterprise. the people in the valleys around how also live from salt mines the gozo valley was home to the wood cutters many of the houses are more than three hundred years old and the wood cutters also rams moved far from what they produced was never sufficient to feed all the mines so food always had to be brought in from outside only the precious salt was always available in sufficient quantity. but how did the salt deposits inside the mountain originate europe was once covered by an ocean and the outs began to form inland seas were created. gradually the water in them evaporated leaving behind salt deposits the alps continued to rise and fall compressing the sun in the mountains. the caves in the ducks gun range of mountains of fishes and faults in the rock which had been deep by water. the doc stein ice cave high above the house

to the world wildlife fund the equivalent of twenty seven football fields a minute being lost to logging agriculture and development but in costa rica for assuming we planted and re grown and agalloch reports. few places in the world can boast the kind of biodiversity found in costa rica's forests you'll find unique species and unique climates but deforestation is taking its toll over the last seventy years about eighty percent of costa rica's forest has been lost. the clough bridge nature reserve researches and volunteers of fighting back we've got the river that in just a few short years they've replanted and we grown large parts of this rain forest and the result a promising when we finally captured a jaguar on the camera trap he was hired by big cat that was a huge step for us when we walk through the areas that we've planted in and you see the tree is large enough to make it on its own in the forest is changing and that's a huge step easy. thing then there are like biologists from around the world now come here to study what this kind of regeneration can achieve the return of specie

the phone even logged our exact locations. tracking us all around town.ssing here is the exact route that we took. but it got that data, too.he it knows when i got out of the car. >> the metadata has a time log down to the very second. tracking everything.g. when they think that you areec walking, riding, and, yes, even getting out of the car. >> okay. so you are thinking this isn't a big deal. i will just put my phone in airplane mode. yeah, we thought of that, too. this is the other phone that we had with us, no sim card, also remains in airplane t mode the entire time. let's see what kind of data it captured.he >> the phone with airplane mode activated actually logged more locations and activities than the other phone. and it also transferred hundreds of kilo bites of data to google as soon as it was activated. >> the only thing that's missing from this map is ourur stop at the children's hospital. but it still knows we were there. there it is. exiting the vehicle. 100 percent accuracy.. >> through complicated user agreements and free software google g

i'm not sure if it is a real log fire ora i'm not sure if it is a real log fire or a gas fire.as, sitting around, talking about the future of the country. it is quite interesting just to see them around not the cabinet table but around a rather posh living room like that. it isa posh living room like that. it is a classic picture tells a thousand stories, doesn't it? the power politics going on a few sips wear. david davis at the prime minister's left by the fireplace, apparently that was a prime position to have. michael gove reanimated at her right hand. they are all numbered just in case you don't know who is who from that stop shop. one of the things we remarked on is how few women are in this gathering. just see that we counted. we also noted that the men were gesticulating rather animatedly and woman sitting there with their hands folded in their laps. there are all kinds of... and i love these kind of photos on the sunday papers because they tell you so much. theresa may trying all the time to keep this consensus or establish a consensus. do keep this consensus or establ

i have a couple of teenagers, and i would rather have the discipline of making them log on, this is myny people, it could be a brilliant device. a lot of people getting a touch. say, do you use them? ed wood says, my geordie accent doesn't always work, so there isa accent doesn't always work, so there is a lot of issues around accidents of language. trish says, i don't trust google's alexa. i use it to control my smart home setup, heating and lights, very few issues. this person says, i would be very afraid ofa person says, i would be very afraid of a device like that recording everything i say privately. that is the fear, what is it going to record and do with it? we don't understand technology fully and we know we don't understand it fully so we will a lwa ys don't understand it fully so we will always be suspicious of this. jane, nice to see, thank you very much. my husband just texted me, i think he is feeling guilty about the flowers! mark says, my life is not interesting enough to be listened to. we will leave you with that thought, same time, same place tomorrow. goodbye. thanks

and for him to you know eventually get into the logs using rather than trying to steer and then the ship being heavy or not make a wider turn and this is certainly what we need. once we do the luggage goodbye and softened him over. once he goes by himself then we go and meet the first lady there we go again make sure he goes into the me and then we repeat the process would be two hours to an hour followed until we get to the same. raising and lowering the water level in the not chamber takes around ten minutes around four hundred thousand liters of water on the move container vessel will head on to the gap to unlock where other tug boats will assist it after around ten now as it will be in the atlantic and get shift is of today here's my logbook one two three four by six right now. for today. and that's just a normal day. usually sometimes there is a more there if you don't let. the japanese mute. it's the electric locomotives that run on the lock who's working credibly hard they pull the huge ships through the locks more than thirty of them per day. locomotives are equipped with two mot

the logs more than thirty of them per day. locomotives are equipped with two motors of two hundred sixty horsepower each as well as a rock rail system made in switzerland cope with this grip essential rock which gives them support. yet another rail supplies the muse with electricity. then named after the pack animals that traditionally carry goods on the panama canal route. here are not up until the minute they call mules because there were courses they need to be very strong for that. it's all about the work they do at least. the animal exactly ram up to fourteen thousand ships again make their way through the panama canal which was opened in one thousand nine hundred fourteen the lock gates still home phone call of the general then wants to get the hell fed you can't hold them so far nothing serious has happened in the canal as maintaining very carefully that makes me incredibly proud of this engineering feats the greatest thing my country has to offer and lots of different cultures work and everyone's passionate about offer

after months of legislative log jams, this budget deal is a genuine breakthrough. after months of fiscal brinksmanship, this budget deal is the first real sprout of bipartisanship. and it should break the long cycle of spending crises that have snarled this congress and hampered our middle class. this budget deal will benefit our country in so many ways. our men and women in uniform represent the very best of america. this budget gives our fighting forces the resources they need to keep our country safe, and i want to join the republican leader in saluting senator mccain. we wish he was here because he has fought so valiantly and so long for a good agreement for the armed forces. the budget will also benefit many americans here at home. folks caught in the grip of opioid addiction. veterans waiting in line to get health care. students shouldering, crippling college debt. middle class families drowning under the cost of child care. rural americans lacking access to high speed internet. hardworking pensioners watching their retirements slip away. democrats have been

8:31, the supervisor logged into the system, he was at home at the time? is that accurate? >> may we follow up with you on that point? michael: sure. >> thank you, commissioner o'rielly, commissioner karr? brendan: imagine what you'd do if at this moment on your phone you received the following message, ballistic missile threat inbound. seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. who would be the first person to that you'd call? you what would you say? and what would you do when the intervening 38 minutes between getting that message and getting another one saying that the first one was false? many residents of hawaii don't have to imagine that scenario they lived through it. many of them thought those 38 minutes were their last ones. the panic and fear and heartache of those 38 minutes we now believe was due to human error. but also deficient preparation and training. no one should have to go through moments like this. especially if basic competency would have prevented them. the people of hawaii are justifiably livid. they demand answers and so do we. i commend the chair

logging in eastern europe is done mainly in winter there's a lot of moral and i. think i heard it is lucky it can process locally sourced wood in its own sawmill that means it can compensate for the shortage of eastern european would at least. unpalatable fraud investigations in hungary have reached prime minister viktor all once family and gary in particular is following a recommendation by the european anti fraud office to investigate a suspect fraud involving e.u. funds and thirty five public lighting projects in several hungary and towns they were carried out by the company controlled by son in law and he also says the investigations are politically motivated to head the national election a from. hungary receives billions of euros in e.u. development funds every year and that's it for your business. the athletes are raring to go and there's full any going on in and around the olympic village of course we're talking about tomorrow's start of the winter olympics say in south korea and that harm is here from our sports plenty of sports that we have to get prepare