meaghan mackey has that. kathleen macias/paradise resident: it's very hard on a daily basis to see all this destruction around us... and how much the town as suffered." the hard reality residents are facing, since moving back to paradise.although most aren't in homes -- they are in trailers, thanks to an ordinance passed by the town, in december.meaghan mackey/paradise, ca: "residents tell me it isn't ideal for them to be living on their property surrounded by debris but they say the problem is that they don't have anywhere else to go." kathleen macias/paradise resident: "it's just an unknown right now on what's going to happen."feelings of uncertainty, since fema announced the ordinance was unsafe -- due to toxic waste. threatening to cut one-point- seven billion in reimbursement funds if other solutions aren't found.representative doug lamalfa/-r- california: "we don't want to blow the reimbursement that fema historically doesn't do very often and is willing to do here."michael zuccolillo/paradise city coun

meaghan mackey has the story.dent: it's very hard on a daily basis to see all this destruction around us... and how much the town as suffered." the hard reality residents are facing, since moving back to paradise.although most aren't in homes -- they are in trailers, thanks to an ordinance passed by the town, in december.meaghan mackey/paradise, ca: "residents tell me it isn't ideal for them to be living on their property surrounded by debris but they say the problem is that they don't have anywhere else to go." kathleen macias/paradise resident: "it's just an unknown right now on what's going to happen."feelings of uncertainty, since fema announced the ordinance was unsafe -- due to toxic waste. threatening to cut one-point- seven billion in reimbursement funds if other solutions aren't found.representative doug lamalfa/-r- california: "we don't want to blow the reimbursement that fema historically doesn't do very often and is willing to do here."michael zuccolillo/paradise city councilor: "if we lose the money,

for candidates a e facing president mackey sal three of them have never run a presidential campaign. that is s his business dayss fre medical standarards but with usn the studio hi nicole we're gonna start with ruling out right here in front of the swiss bank ubs ordered to pay. millions in fines for tax evasion trailers for a total sum of four point five billion euro. now that includes a hundred million euros in damages for the french state. coururt here in paris finding a company complicit in what it called in your eyes from authoritieies betweenen two thod four in. twenty twelve cathererine cliffd has more. the record fine for friends as a paris court tells you be asked to pay up to three popoint seven billionn euros with tax for old. and a furthther eight hundred million in damages to the french state itself this figure wasas much less than the one point six billion euros is lawyers have demanded. this was banking giant was convicted of unlawfully soliciting french clients and helping them hide the assets from the tax man. french is thirty say that over an eight year period betwe

meaghan mackey has the story.aradise resident: it's very hard on a daily basis to see all this destruction around us... and how much the town as suffered." the hard reality residents are facing, since moving back to paradise.although most aren't in homes -- they are in trailers, thanks to an ordinance passed by the town, in december.meaghan mackey/paradise, ca: "residents tell me it isn't ideal for them to be living on their property surrounded by debris but they say the problem is that they don't have anywhere else to go." kathleen macias/paradise resident: "it's just an unknown right now on what's going to happen."feelings of uncertainty, since fema announced the ordinance was unsafe -- due to toxic waste. threatening to cut one-point- seven billion in reimbursement funds if other solutions aren't found.representative doug lamalfa/-r- california: "we don't want to blow the reimbursement that fema historically doesn't do very often and is willing to do here."michael zuccolillo/paradise city councilor: "if we lose

reporter meaghan mackey has the details.athleen macias/paradise resident: it's very hard on a daily basis to see all this destruction around us... and how much the town as suffered." the hard reality residents are facing, since moving back to paradise.although most aren't in homes -- they are in trailers, thanks to an ordinance passed by the town, in december.meaghan mackey/paradise, ca: "residents tell me it isn't ideal for them to be living on their property surrounded by debris but they say the problem is that they don't have anywhere else to go." kathleen macias/paradise resident: "it's just an unknown right now on what's going to happen."feelings of uncertainty, since fema announced the ordinance was unsafe -- due to toxic waste. threatening to cut one-point- seven billion in reimbursement funds if other solutions aren't found.representative doug lamalfa/-r- california: "we don't want to blow the reimbursement that fema historically doesn't do very often and is willing to do here."michael zuccolillo/paradise city counci

. >> next up, is it mackey. mackey, so mackey, her office is casual.sional look. a little more sophisticated but she still is really young. s tew look. [ applause ] >> wow, wow, wow, mackey. jess what, did you do? >> she's working in an office that's actually quite casual so i wanted to put her in my favorite, a pant suit but didn't want to age her. she has to look age appropriate. she's 24 years old. [ applause ] so i paired it with some great sneakers. dkny t-shirt and she's ready to go. >> and gives you the coverage of the comfy sweater and covers whatever you want to cover which you don't need to anyway and you can dress it up, dress it down. you look great. >> it will carry her for many year. >> add a black turtleneck or a white button down. >> yay! >> thank you. >> mwah, love it. so who is next? now we have toi doesn't like the traditional maternity look. >> we understand. >> you've been pregnant. i've been pregnant. there's not a lot out there and you want to feel sexy. >> how did you do it?! >> what? yes. >> so this is the perfect look. listen,

voting wraps up in senegal where mackey sal is confident of winning a second term as president after banning his biggest rivals from running plus. it was a surprise winner of the golden globes but can bohemian rhapsody take best film at an oscar is already rocked by controversy. thank you for joining us we begin the program with the crisis in venezuela and the u.s. secretary of state michael same president nicolas windows days are numbered this as opposition leader calls on the international community to keep all options open following saturday's violent border clashes over american aid efforts to get supplies into the country the send it into violence between forces loyal to president maduro and opposition activists at least two people were killed in clashes near the brazilian border and around three hundred others were injured well colombia says one hundred four of us troops have now defected to the opposition its president even met some of them while he visited the venezuelan border to survey the damage he's ordered the crossing between the countries be closed to forty eight hours

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chancellor mackey was reacting to a call from the u.s. ambassador in berlin richard grinnell to abandon the north stream to find plan project the pipeline will run from russia under the baltic sea and supply gas directly to germany it's set to go into operation later this year in an opinion piece written for richard grinnell along with two other u.s. ambassadors in europe said the project would drastically increase russia's energy leverage and would pose a security threat to the e.u. and the whole of the west rebel have previously threatened german companies involved in the construction of the pipeline with sanctions and for more on the story and we're joined by a political correspondent hans brand he's at our parliamentary sunni's welcome hans and the question people here are asking walked agenda does the u.s. ambassador richard grinnell have here in germany. well on the face of it obviously he's talking about the concern about the european union the union union security in other words the dependence of the european union and germany esp

and is it a speech ivr election results in senegal where the prime minister is claiming president mackey sally's headed towards a second term. muhammad dion says initial results just he 150% of the vote in sunday's election. but the official results will not be announced for several days and rival candidates all calling for a second round runoff. iraq's prime minister says that thirteen of foreign jihadists who were captured by stf forces and handed over to baghdad will be tried in iraqi colds. there's speculation that they all french c citizens from presidentticron has refusus to confirm the n nationality europn nations are facing a major dilemma over what to do with isis fighters captured in syria president micron has said he wants these foreign f fighters. tried locally some a ton elsewhere have been captured such as the fight against isis it comeses to a concnclusion wao talk more about that i'm joined by. fahrrad cost recover our he'ss a jihadist expert thank you very much for being with us some fronts twenty four tonight. at what is your viewew that shod sit as islamic state fighte

still to come in this half hour voting wraps up in senegal where mackey sallis confident of winning a second term as president plus why the republicans are getting behind the democrats' climate initiative but it isn't because they're bringing. you the weather slushy fun to drive across a good part of australia it has been unusually dry pretty warm to into darwin recently no reason why that should change the charts of want to see showers or the fog north of the country but that side does look hot dry and sunny for many thirty five celsius for adelaide thirty one in melbourne not quite as warm as that for perth that twenty eight degrees winds up to thirty three though as we go on into what choose day by choose day down towards the southeast in kona with a little colder there from melbourne twenty four celsius but adelaide still getting up to around thirty four degrees for the north it's generally fine try one improving weather just along the gulf coast that just along the east coast of australia southeastern corner of queensland as that decaying tropical side moves out of the way meanwh

steve mackey has grown up with this lying on his doorstep.rkmanship and the craftsmanship of the tunnel. opened in 1890, for almost 80 years, trains ferried coal and also passengers through the hills to the port of swansea. after a temporary closure in the late ‘60s on safety grounds, it never reopened. its rebirth as a cycling footpath has become the rhondda tunnel society's full—time goal. i don't care how long it takes to open the tunnel, it needs to be opened because it is a magnificent structure. atjust over two miles long, this would be the longest cycling tunnel in europe and the second longest in the world. if it were to reopen. but the project is still in its infancy. although a recent survey concluded that most of the structure was in a good condition, the cost to rejuvenate the site could be as much as £10 million. yet one of the engineering consultants has already tested out the proposed new cycle track. the unique experience was not being able to see your goal, because both ends are blocked up. there's no light, as you could say,

senegal is now waiting to see if mackey cell has been re-elected president results are not expected for day is off to millions to cost their vote nicolas haq reports from dhaka. counting the vote under the careful watch of the party observers and the nation waiting for the name of its new president. will it be incumbent president salva. or edriss sick or the outsider was months ago this must go. but we want to be as transparent as possible so that no one questions the results so we will announce the names publicly in front of everyone's presence. birders came early some queuing for hours patiently waiting their turn is seventy six year old said it it's his eleventh presidential election and twenty year old footage how the who is voting for the first time. i want change there is corruption and dysfunctional justice system this needs to stop. i want stability so that we can live well and peacefully. stability and change a promise candidate solid running for a second mandate says he can bring but rival candidate says cells failed to deliver . so far political newcomer song goes further say

incumbent mackey cells been pushing his platform to open a new era of developmentnt focused on infrastructure and education arrest reports. putting senegal on track for new economomic future. this new trarain line inanaugurd by presisident m macky salll is symbolic of his economimic visin for the country. along with the new international airport. in oveve two hundred kilometets of highwhways theheir k key pilf his emerging senegal plans the mckenna's the klan was launched in twenty fifteen level in the four years since then we've had an average growth rate of six point 5% issues with the sample. the over 6% growth rate was one of the highest in africa last year. it was largely driven by mining construction and services according toto the i am math. analyststs predict further growh in the coming years. following the recent discovery of offshore oil and gas reserve. but over a quarter of the population works in agriculture according to the world bank. the seasonal nature of the industry means that underer employment as a problem affecting some 40% of the work force. while 90% of workers are in

senegal is now waiting to see if mackey sal has been re-elected president results are not expected foray is off to millions to cost their vote nicolas hack reports from dhaka. counting the vote under the careful watch of party observers and a nation waiting for the name of its new president. will it be incumbent president salva. or edriss sick or the outsider was months ago this was going to. say. we want to be as transparent as possible so that no one questions the results so we will announce the names publicly in front of everyone's presence. birders came early some queuing for hours patiently waiting their turn is seventy six year old assad and jai it's his eleventh presidential election and the twenty year old put it how the who is voting for the first time. i want change there is corruption and dysfunctional justice system this needs to stop. i want stability so that we can live well and peacefully avoid stability and change a promise candidate solid running for a second mandate says he can bring but rival candidate addresses sex says cells failed to deliver so.

joining us, joel mackey.n exciting event for our schools and our students, as you might imagine. when i was that age, i did not have this. i missed out. this is a great opportunity for our children to learn about mampbl history, black history, and to discover in that history people that they didn't know about. but who are just like them who did fantastic things. who are doing fantastic things. some of them are alive right now. some of them are in the past and it is a great event for our kids to learn about people like ourselves. to realize that they can be those people in their own lives as they grow up. >> that's true. i think it is important to have role models that they see as themselves and what they can become as they grow up. >> absolutely. it is so important. i brought a couple books. i don't know if they can be shown on the screen. i think a lot of people know about this, jess owens who made a huge difference in african-american history in our world history when african-americans were not represented

joe mackey we discuss his career. state of comedy. find it on my twitter. all right, dana.ice that grabbed a tactic kel shield and engage in fun major winter storm blanketed parts of washington state there were kids playing in the park having a big snowball fight and these guys went there take a listen to them. [screams] >> dana: then they posted this. dispatched to a group of suspicious characters in a logical park and they did all these fun things together with them. then they retreated and apoll devised forever leaving an officer behind. pretty cool cops. >> greg: that's a heart-warming story, dana. >> dana: bit better than your plugs? >> greg: yes it is better than plugs but thought as good as pugs. >> dana: i love how you rhyme. >> greg: dagen? >> dagen: out of time. >> anything else you want to rhyme? about. >> bugs? >> dagen: no. i come bearing a puppy video lola the rottweiler puppy. she has mad skills. watch her. >> greg: what's she going to do? >> lola? >> greg: nicely done. >> she is stealing her sister's food. her sister mille isn't big on sharing. she is like n

it was a lousy mackey used to s specialty retail is where hope goes to die. >> he said it better than that. >> he did. i'm not certain what this is i would fade this move if you look, negative comps, lousy guidance i don't know why the stock is up 25%. >> also the strongest part of this, old navy slowed in the fourth quarter and actually -- the irony here is if this split follows the path and the performance of the pieces follows the same thing we saw at a number of companies including yum and alcoa, the high growth piece, the bulletproof piece is the one that's probably going to underperform and i also think that what they're able to hide in the middle of this announcement is they're closing a ton of stores. this is basically a restructuring. yes, you can get excited about that, but it's not necessarily a day to applaud what's happened. >> although it's being applauded. >> old navy accounts for probably half of ebitda of this company. >> unless they think they can sell something and they get a market valuation and then sell something. >> do you wear old navy? >> yeah. >> are you wear

now senegalese waiting to see if mackey cell is being reelected as president a result is expected within the next couple of days after millions of people queued to cast their vote nicolas hart cripples now from the capital the car. counting the vote under the careful watch of party observers and a nation waiting for the name of its you president. will it be incumbent president salva. or edriss sick or the outsider was months ago this month is going to. say. we want to be as transparent as possible so that no one questions the results so we will announce the names publicly front of everyone's presence. birders came early some queuing for hours patiently waiting their turn is seventy six year old ascended jai it's his eleventh presidential election and the twenty year old put a candidate who's voting for the first time. i want change there is corruption and dysfunctional justice system this needs to stop growing i want stability so that we can live well and peacefully avoid stability and change a promise candidate solid running for a second mandate says he can bring but rival candidate edr

steve mackey has grown up with this lying on his doorstep.ling at the work and the workmanship and the craftsmanship of the tunnel. opened in 189a almost 80 years, trains ferried coal and also passengers through the hills to the port of swansea. after a temporary closure in the late 60s on safety grounds, it never reopened. its rebirth of the cycling footpath has become the rhondda tunnel society ‘s full—time goal. become the rhondda tunnel society ‘s full-time goal. i don't care how long it takes to open the tunnel, it needs to be opened because it a magnificent struck. at just over two miles long, this would be the longest cycling tunnel in europe and the second longest in the world. it we re the second longest in the world. it were to reopen. but the project is still in its infancy. although recent survey concluded that most of the structure was in a good condition, cost to rejuvenate the site could be as much as £10 million. yet, one of the engineering co nsulta nt million. yet, one of the engineering consultant have already tested out th