that is in lower marion outside philadelphia.t to bring in somebody who went to that high school with kobe bryant. david lazman is joining us on the phone right now. first and foremost, my condolences to you. i know you were friends with bryant, the two of you. you both played basketball together in high school. what's your reaction to learning of his death? >> yeah. i'm obviously really shocked and saddened by his death. i mean it's kind of surreal in this moment, but it's just a time of reflection, you know, thinking about the different times that we had playing basketball, growing up together. just everything that he has done for me. really appreciate it. >> what did he mean to you personally? >> well, you know, obviously we grew up together, played basketball together, won a state championship together and then from then on, he wanted to come out with a rap al bem and he, you know, asked one of the guys from our high school to create the music for the album. he asked me to write the treatment for the music video, which is som

we are in chapel hill, north carolina at the marion cheek jackson center. the marion cheek jackson center is a place where we preserve the side and 10he north top communities. buying me are photographs of the civil rights movement that took thee here in chapel hill in 1960's. in the 1960's chapel hill was segregated. people could not go into stores, the schools were segregated. it will be theaters, all things were segregated. , again, a time when black people had to create their own community. in this particular community they built their home, they had a business district. had one school, they had their churches that everyone attended. there was a very close-knit community. what got the ball rolling here in chapel hill during the civil rights movement was, after the greensboro sit in, there were a group of guys that got together and they decided they needed to do something here in chapel hill to make change happen. that is where the chapel hill nine started. what made this group different from those that were going on in other places was that this was led

just a moment ago, press conference is being held at lower marion high school outside of philadelphia, where kobe bryant went to school. the gymnasium there bears his name. let's listen. >> my name is amy buckman.

>>justine thank you very much heavy rain made for a dangerous commute this morning in marion county on highway one o one there was some minor flooding near the library corte madera were a drain was blocked, public works crews able to clear that out in the afternoon. not so much of a problem in san anselmo where the creek reached about 3.8 feet in depth by the afternoon, the rain had let up enough that it allowed those flood waters to start to recede and you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app you will find full forecast interactive radar and weather alerts straight to your device you can download the kron 4 app right now. >>other news all week governor newsom has been touring the state to talk about solving california's homeless crisis today. he brought that conversation to oakland joined by oakland mayor libby shaft the governor highlighted new funding proposals as well as ones that have already been approved in fact millions of

oscar winning actor marion cotillard tells us exclusively she's scared for her children's future becausethreat of climate change. she's currently in the antarctic exploring the impact of human activity on marine life there. yes, of course. of course. i try to, they are very young, i started with my son to talk about it because i wa nt my son to talk about it because i want him to be aware of what's happening. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11. lots of talking points on the programme as ever, so please do join in the conversation with us this morning. have you had experience of the family courts — good or bad? the system is shrouded in secrecy and there have been calls for years for it to be opened up to proper scrutiny — please do get in touch anonymously if you've been affected — how did the court handle your situation? and have you ever felt you're going to have a heart attack watching your team play? new research has found levels of the stress hormone cortisol rocket in football fans during big matches raising the risk of heart attacks — dimming the lights after a match an

i will start with ryan marion who dedicated her life to supporting the nation's military, veterans and families, she was inspired by the character, leadership and sacrifice of her brother, travis, who made the ultimate sacrifice iraq on april 20 ninth 2007. ryan leads a national movement focused on assisting veterans and families of the fallen to take the next step in their personal journeys and inspiring the next generation of leaders. in 2015 she received the president's lifetime achievement award for volunteer service. in 2016, ryan marion took an official appointment to the remember an explosive committee and for the advisory committee at arlington national cemetery. she also serves as board member of the national association of veterans serving organizations as well as on the advisory board for the global war on terror memorial foundation so ryan marion resides here in doylestown where she continues to serve our community as township supervisor since elected in 2011. [applause] >> heather kelly is the co-author of this book, the surviving spouse of lieutenant robert kelly who was

the world have walked up to them and said lower marion, kobe bryant. he is how we're identified around the world. so, this is a difficult time for us. >> reporter: he was credited for his ongoing generosity, including the dedication of the gym and support of the boys and girls brbl team. we're going to follow this throughout the night on air and online. kobe bryant died in a helicopter crash. he's 41 years old. >>> for so, which is better for your life? cash or card? we'll take a look next. it )s a s put an east bay condo complex on edge. the action happening on monday to put people at ease. and we are tracking the 49ers ahead of the super bowl! a live report from florida as events get underway. join us monday from 4:30 to 7. >>> dozens of teenagers took the streets outside fremont. officers say up to 50 juveniles on bikes were blocking traffic, harassing drivers. this happened saturday and police arrived, some threw objects at the cops while others spetd away. judge and others were sited. an important reminder for people who used the bike path. a bunc

. >> we are in chapel hill, north carolina at the marion g jackson center. this is a place where we preserve the history of the north side community. behind me are for grass of the civil rights community. in the 1960's, it chapel hill was segregated. people could not go into stores. the school's were segregated. thingsie theaters -- all were segregated. this was a time when black people had to create their own community. in this particular community, they built their homes. they had stores, a business district. a had one school. they had churches that everyone attended. and it was a close-knit community. things rolling here was after the wayne's world sit in, there was a group of guys that got together and they decided they needed to do something here in chapel hill to make change happen. that is where this started. what made this movement different from those that were going on in other places was that this was led by high school students. students got together, talked about it, and began to plan for citizens and marches and things of that nature. during th

. >> we are in chapel hill, north carolina at the marion cheek jackson center.he marion cheek jackson center is a place where we preserve the history of the north side and 10 top communities. these are photographs of the civil rights movement that took place here in chapel hill in the 1960's. in the 1960's chapel hill was segregated. people could not go into stores,

meanwhile marion's father is dealing with his own problems. but i hope. for all the daughters are getting a good top for the daughter they call i'm a coconut farmer did he buy liverpool all coconut producers in this region have to pay protection money jonathan go out on the walk out if we refuse they threaten us and sailors like you allowed on our farts in the. end of the don't tell us why we don't go there anymore. it's just abandonment then in the bin to the on the not a. little but that harvest was how we earned a living those who went to more like what are we supposed to do know is an offical what will happen there are no longer able to work our land and to harvest our crops they name on the proles the. criminal gangs are now in charge of his farm they sell his coconuts by the truckload mainly in colombia where they fetch a better price. there's . no harm in it i didn't know. carlos trapani is a human rights lawyer. but the rule of law has eroded and obtaining a hearing in the venezuelan courts is next to impossible. to know if this is the call to 9 o

a cop from marion, indiana, was on the line. >> he said, "do you know where tricia is?" heart i knew something was drastically wrong. >> tricia walked to an off-campus supermarket and never returned to her dorm. now nearly 20 years later, her parents are still waiting. >> and we have no answers, and somebody out there, that's what eats at me, somebody out there has that answer for us. >> tricia reitler wasn't even prosecutor beaumont's case, but he was deeply moved by her parents. >> that was always a horrible crime to me. i knew about the facts of the case, i knew about the family. i never met them, but i read all the newspaper articles and the accounts of them, you know, asking for help. >> beaumont felt certain that suspected serial killer larry hall was responsible. not only did hall live 25 minutes from indiana wesleyan, he had been identified chasing two co-eds there just a week after tricia went missing. so in the summer of 1995, a month after convicting hall for jessie roach's murder, beaumont was leading a search for tricia. it was in those same indiana backwood

high school close to philadelphia, in the philadelphia suburb of lower marion.year-old were to talk to the 41-year-old as you were able to watch him and follow him and report on him, what do you think that 18-year-old would be telling that 41-year-old kobe bryant? >> wow. i -- it is hard to envision what the younger kobe tells the older kobe. the older kobe probably tells the younger kobe, you know, maybe pass instead of shoot every so often. >> right. >> during some of the tougher times. but i -- you know, that 18-year-old kobe, you go back and you watch that video with the kid with the shaved head emulating jordan with the sunglasses on his forehead saying i am taking my talents to the nba, just how cocky he was but how sure of himself, how certain he was that he was destined for greatness. and he wasn't wrong. and you know, it wasn't just a matter of natural talent either. as i said, he worked at it. >> yeah. >> and harder than almost anybody i have ever met. he made that greatness. he created that greatness. it didn't just come from, you know, anything in hi

marion swink and his wife, mrs. frances swink. will you please let us all come you? -- welcome you? and representing lockheed martin, mr. ben peat and mr. nick mesenberg. please stand. [applause] welcome. alright. among the general assembly's steps forward last year were a record number of my recommendations to you, which you accepted. after careful consideration, i offer these to you tonight. last year, our budget from state funds totaled $9.33 billion. this year, we are expecting to exceed those revenues by a whopping $1.8 billion. as with the growth in the nation's economy, most economists were surprised. -- surprised by this growth. last year, we returned $67 million to the taxpayers in a one-time rebate check. it was well-received. to say the least. this year, i propose that we every surplusof dollar back to the taxpayers through rebates and tax cuts. it's their money. they earned it. it's their money. many people don't believe it, but reducing taxes in fact results in tax receipts increasing, not decreasing. it happened when president kennedy did it, again when president reaga

but let's time it's happened around munich city hall at marion plots.

marion rafferty, fox news. >>> jury selection underway in the sex crimes trial after judge denied the defense request for a cooling-off period. afternoon charges were filed against him in los angeles yesterday. the court says question 2000 process is expected to last at least a week. the disgraced movie producer who was indicted in may of 2018 in manhattan was charged with five sex crimes convicted of all charges in new york and likely faces life in prison. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell republican votes needed president trump's impeachment trial. with this is our document senator mcconnell asked to launch the trial as long as soon as nancy pelosi since the articles of impeachment to the senate. she said to meet with her leaders later today. >> >>> turned out to be a just a beautiful winter afternoon. >> mostly sunny skies for now. it's going to change is would get into the afternoon. a bit cool out there today. temperatures ranging from the mid-to upper 50s. as we get to the day, some changes are coming her way. here is a look at what we are expecting as we move forward.

presidential candidate marion williamson -- which one is she again?he's the one who promised to harness the power of love. >> so mr. president, if you are witnessing, i want you to hear. you harness fear for political purposes and only love will cast that out. sir, i've a feeling that you know what you are doing. i'm going to harness love for political purposes. i'll meet you on that field and, sir, love will win. >> am i the only guy who loves the idea of being harnessed by marion williamson on a field of love? apparently so. love can't buy money can't buy sometimes you harness love and it slips the rains but you can take love to water, but you cannot make it drink in lake winnipesaukee in the granite state. the dark force of collectivized hatred has won. >> do you think if flunking this is going to deal with the dark collective force the president is bringing up in this country, i am afraid the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> mark: sometimes love does not want to battle trumps dark psychic forces and trembles off to live with megh

. >> we are in chapel hill, north carolina at the marion g jackson center.this is a place where we preserve the history of the north side community. behind

marion will be back with you at the top of the hour with the latest on iran and the bushfires in australiaet me on twitter at any time. you are watching bbc news. thank you very much for your company. coming up next on bbc news is sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: teenage kicks for liverpool as curtisjones scores a brilliant goal to beat everton in the fa cup. brescia's mario balotelli slams lazio fans after alleged racist abuse in serie a. and fernando alonso gets his first ever dakar rally campaign off to a solid start in saudi arabia. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the fa cup. the merseyside derby between premier league leaders liverpool and near neighbours everton on sunday was arguably the biggest. jurgen klopp started a younger side as he rotated his players making nine changes from their last game against sheffield united. with all the details including a wonder goal from curtis jones,

>> i'm sorry, marion, can you come up and answer that question. it's in the staff report that marion repaired and our pre-dda and post-dda households. i would also mention that the household needs assessment that we've conducted to date is a snapshot in time and it gives us a basis for planning. there will be a need for an ongoing dialogue with the households because the households will continue to change as they have since 2011 with roommates moving in and roommates moving out and people having spouses and children and so fourth and so then the replacement unit obligation that we're trying to plan for for that household changes accordingly with those household changes. another part of the counseling that i don't think we had anticipated or envisioned, well, i think we anticipated it somewhat, but what is really been driven through the conversations is there's a need to engage with households as they're making long-term plans for themselves about retirement or other things that could affect their ability to qualify for an affordable housing unit.

and marion is a great photographer but not a great beauty.hat because henry writes to a friend and says i think you will like her. he said she talks a little bit too much and he says we can fix it. so note to photograph here it's impossible to find a photograph of hope are looking at the camera she does not have a portrait painted. he does not go out of his way to tell his wife that she is lovely which one should. then he thinks elizabeth sherman cameron the niece of general sherman. she's the life of the party. the belle of the ball. she walks into a room here she is on the right the voices stop, she's gorgeous. she's married to a much older senator and very unhappily and amway is just taken with her. he just mad about her. clover is a great photographer in the atlantic magazine that's gonna run a piece on george banks who's kind of hendry's wife the great american story. they want to acquire her photograph great photograph, black-and-white. smoke billowing out behind him. henry says to clover, it's fine to have a hobby. adams is don't sell

and so it was in lower marion or, you know, they called it the main line.ere so many kobe stories from just about everyone at my station and all of them were very positive. and every time we passed the high school, they would say that's where kobe went to high school. that's where kobe went to high school. he was such a huge legend in that town and everyone was so proud that he came from philadelphia, not really, but lower marion. it was amazing to even work in a town where he as legend was so big, he was so popular and just beloved in that area. it was amazing. >> so many people heartbroken, don. it's stem cell not real for me. i just saw him 11 days ago. >> yeah, no one can believe it. no one can believe it. thank you. i appreciate that, andy. it's great that you have such great memories with him in that photo. thank you, andy. >>> so, let's talk about some other folks who knew him well and who loved him, and that's shaquille o'neal. and kobe bryant, both joined the l.a. lakers in 1996. they helped take the lakers to three straight nba titles from 2000-20

quÉ fuerza, dios mÍo santo, pero en vivo desde oregÓn nos acompaÑa marion.i me gustarÍa saber precisamente por quÉ escogiste un gimnasio de una preparatoria para realizar tu hazaÑa. quÉ mensaje querÍas dar a los jÓvenes que se encontraban allÍ y a todos los jÓvenes de la naciÓn? mario: me gustÓ mucho este lugar y este gimnasio porque la escuela tiene un tercio de nativos, un tercio de hispanos y un tercio de americanos. tiene un lugar muy bonito con una mezcla de culturas y por eso escogimos este gimnasio. no tenÍamos aire acondicionado, entonces por eso estaba un poco nervioso correr aquÍ y la verdad tambiÉn es que la elevaciÓn estÁ un poco alta, hubiese estado mejor correr a nivel del mar, pero nosotros en el corazÓn sentÍamos una conexiÓn con estos jóvenes y habÍamos estado trabajando allí por casi un aÑo. >> te agradecemos por estar aquÍ en ediciÓn digital y nos encanta que haya sido en ese gimnasio para crear conciencia del deporte en los jÓvenes. me encantarÍa decirte tambiÉn lo que podemos hacer, pero creo que no estamos aptos para correr tantas milla

so it was in lower marion of, you know, they called it the main line. and there were so many kobe stories from just about everyone at my station and all of them were very positive. and every time we passed a high school they would say that's where kobe went to high school, that's where kobe went to high school. he was such a huge legend in that town, and everyone was so proud that he came from philadelphia, not really, but lower marion. it was just amazing to even work in a town where his legend was just so big. and he was so popular and just beloved in that area. it was amazing. >> reporter: so many people heartbroken, don. it's still not real for me because i just saw him 11 days ago. >> no one can believe it. thank you. i appreciate that, andy. and it's great that you have such great memories with him in that photo. >>> so let's talk about some other folks who knew him well and who loved him. and that's shaquille o'neill and kobe bryant both joined the l.a. lakers in 1996. they helped take the lakers to three straight nba titles. he wrote there's no

there was also a number 33 on the sidelines that was kobe bryant's number when he played at lower marion high school in the philadelphia area before he was drafted in the nba in 1996. now in the game itself, 76er's center joel embiid. that number's already retired by the 76ers. on the court the warriors kept things close thanks to 28 points by deangelo russel. and the warriors lost 115-104. the warriors will be in boston tomorrow night to play the boston celtics. >>> hall of fame defensive end chris doleman has died. he joined the 49ers in 1996. he spent three seasons in san francisco recorded 15 sacks in 1998. executives for the vikings say doleman had surgery two years ago to remove a brain tumor. he died after a pro longed battle against cancer. chris doleman was 58 years old. >>> time is now 4:47. dusty baker the former giants manager is expected to be named the new manager of the houston astros. dusty baker and the astros are reportedly finalizing any awe contract. he'll be taking over a team that was caught up in baseball's latest cheating scandal. the astros were caught using ille

>>richmond center fell bridge, one oh one in marion county both of these areas impacted by some light rain as you are in lafayette over 24 crossing from walnut creek on over to berkeley in oakland, a light shower or 2 on 92 above the bay and then a couple of shers right around fremont into the tri valley all this is very light as of this point heaviest of rainfall still sitting offshore and still about to work its way our direction so north bay you're going to see the rainfall. the heaviest of the earliest into a the late morning and early afternoon it spread southward out yo lunch break and then we've got light to a couple of spots, a moderate rainfall this afternoon. now even those showers will be enough to get roadways wet to want that umbrella and the rain jack with you it's really going to pale in comparison to the rain that we saw thursday oflast week which as you remember it was raining in buckets really dumping some heavy rainfall on our bay area roadways come tomorrow, skies, drying back out to get some sunshine mixed with those clouds. today's rainfall amounting to anywhere

marion, joining us from georgia, democrats line. >> good morning. i have a question, and i don't know if you can answer this or not. i hope that you can. israel and russia notified before our congress was of this strike? do you know the answer? and i have something else i would like to say. morning. i don't know the reaction in regard to russia and i cannot say with complete certainty about israel, but there has certainly been reporting in the israeli press that they were at the very least notified that they would be some sort of action and were not completely taken by surprise. what exactly they knew and when is still up in the air. >> ok. that concerns me, that our congress was not notified before other countries where. the other question i have, is wet, ok, in the 1950's when did regime change in iran, what led up to that? what has been our issue? so many other countries are just people's heads off like the other man had said. what exactly is it that we have this zeo focus on iran for? it just seems strange to me. if you could explain that, i wou

solomon islands look like paradise on earth the region here in the south pacific is home to rich marion biodiversity. but it's a challenging environment for the critically endangered hawksbill sea turtles that nest here. female turtles lay roughly $1000.00 eggs each season. only one in a 1000 will make it to adult hood. that chances are made worse by hunting and illegal trading. reset just estimate that some $10000.00 test tools are harvested each year. that's pushed hawksbill sea tuttle's to the brink of extinction. but for the creatures who make it to this particular peak that's how. these women are on a mission to save the tassels in 2016 they form the group which brings together communities from 3 islands to protect the tools from hunting. the 3 for me anything they have different from a background so having to give all of. you have defected to for them to embrace it and for the project they gave that uniting them together for concert with. their own my way to the only forms a spectacular group of islands that's one of the largest breeding grounds in the south pacific for the hawksb

. >> bryant was quickly a super star at lower marion high school >> as i watched him play high school for two years, he did things that nobody his age could do >> so, when the hometown hero joined the lakers it created a riff with the city that raised him. >> the wounds had healed and reconciled, today in 2020, philadelphia mourns kobe as one of its own >> tributes are now growing outside the bryant gymnasium. >> it will make us work harder to really embody the mamba mentality. >> knowing that he was here as a kid. man walking the halls that kobe did. and at times with him. >> inspiring to you? >> very, very. the nba legend never forgot his roots. visiting through the years bryant founded mamba sports academy, a training center that reached 10s of thousands >> the mamba mentality is constant cure -- >> he focused on spreading love for the game including in italy, his youth team there saying kobe is forever one of us. >>> from the bottom of my heart, thank you. his dreams were big and his legacy, that's even bigger >> mamba out >> the philadelphia 76ers are planning a special tribute t

>> i'm sorry, marion, can you come up and answer that question. it's in the staff report that marion repaired and our pre-dda and post-dda households. i would also mention that the household needs assessment that we've conducted to date is a snapshot in time and it gives us a basis for planning. there will be a need for an ongoing dialogue with the households because the households will continue to change as they have since 2011 with roommates moving in and roommates moving out and people having spouses and children and so fourth and so then the replacement unit obligation that we're trying to plan for for that household changes accordingly with those household changes. another part of the counseling that i don't think we had anticipated or envisioned, well, i think we anticipated it somewhat, but what is really been driven through the conversations is there's a need to engage with households as they're making long-term plans for themselves about retirement or other things that could affect their ability to qualify for an affordable housing unit.

it's reay a question marion k check says she and her husband have en living along the trail for close to a year. lived in a tent for about 5 months itwas really really 100 >>the water in there is no water there was no showers there is nothing it was. >>sonoma county ficials have been debati what to do with the residents of the sprawling encampmentfor mohs they say part of the reason this addiction is happening is because the trash and debris accumulating here. it's creating an unsafe and unnitary situation. for the last several weeks campers have been given notice is lettingthem know today's the deadline for mong out of apartme health services for has staff on hand working with residents trying to connect themwas shelters services, 60 the most vulnerable are being offered temporary emergency shter at's called lost gold coast village cottagis made of pallets recently erected in or santa rosa we understand that not erybody wants to access th services were offering. >>but we also understand that not everybody needs the same and that's what they're here to assess what each of them needs a

>> i'm sorry, marion, can you come up and answer that question. it's in the staff report that marion repaired and our pre-dda and post-dda households. i would also mention that the household needs assessment that we've conducted to date is a snapshot in time and it gives us a basis for planning. there will be a need for an ongoing dialogue with the households because the households will continue to change as they have since 2011 with roommates moving in and roommates moving out and people having spouses and children and so fourth and so then the replacement unit obligation that we're trying to plan for for that household changes accordingly with those household changes. another part of the counseling that i don't think we had anticipated or envisioned, well, i think we anticipated it somewhat, but what is really been driven through the conversations is there's a need to engage with households as they're making long-term plans for themselves about retirement or other things that could affect their ability to qualify for an affordable housing unit.

marion come a what can we expect from ubs?ors will be looking for three key things during this fourth-quarter earnings season for ubs. first off, they will look at how ubs is faring compared to its targets. draghi in the last year suggested they would not the meeting the key target but will be closer to 13%. it to comeso expect in short on the cost-income ratio target. we could see potentially some updates on that. we did see credit suisse and deutsche bank lower their targets so it is possible that ubs will follow. and finally, investors will be aboutg at how they speak wealth management unit. and lastly, on the trading side, we did see a phenomenal week last week for jp morgan. a record possibility on the trading search. we will have to see how that will impact ubs which is smaller. it was beneficial for think -- fixed income. the question is whether ubs will set new targets and if there are any important comments from the ceo regarding the wealth management division. moves frompect these the ecb. christine lagarde seems to

erin and carrie rhodes, of marion, indiana, saw sandi nearly a dozen times., ey couldn't stop thinking about her. >> we went down and met her and just couldn't stop thinking about her and how long she had been there and just seemed so loving and needed a home. >> reporter: sandi at the shelter longer than any employee. and then, the day came. sandi walking out othferha t ne saying her good-byes. >> aw, bye baby! >> reporter: getting a boost in the car on her way to her new home. three days in, she's getting used to that doggie door and a game of tug-of-war. sandi, a little tired, loves that new blanket, and not surprisingly is ready for a nap. her story gaining attention tonight, as donations from across the country have come pouring in to help the shelter where she once lived. >> she just brightens your day and nothing but unconditional love and that's all she wants from you is love. >> best story ever. the most

on what must be the the key subject of education yes absolutely these young women not only son of marion but also at least 2 other party leaders who are in the same age range and female in the green party and the left wing party leaders they all share this experience that this kind of public education system is not only the strength of our country but our personal strength. so i think it's a it's a very important unifying factor actually but the spite the optimism which understandably greasers this new coalition firmament. will feel under pressure from the populace right. finland as some else than many countries for example regularly against the teaching of swedish and in for the schools would you assess that there's a danger to the break with the consensus on education yeah there is that risk i think partly because they can kind of rely on spontaneous support from many young students themselves who are so immersed in the world of the social media that they think that the only the english swedish is obsolete and you know it takes a special effort to make the case and to show that masteri

on what must be the the key subject of education yes absolutely these young women not only son of marion but also at least 2 other party leaders who are in the same age range and female in the green party and the left wing party leaders they all share this experience that this kind of public education system is not only the strength of our country but our personal strength. so i think it's a it's a very important unifying factor actually but the spite the optimism which understandably this new coalition firmament. will feel under pressure from the populace right. in finland as some else than many countries for example a ghillie against the teaching of swedish i'm in for the schools would you assess that as a danger to break with the consensus on education yeah there is that risk i think partly because they can kind of rely on spontaneous support from many young students themselves who are so immersed in the world of the social media that they think that the only english swedish is obsolete and you know it takes a special effort to make the case and to show that mastering multiple languag

very international movie that has been nominated for oscars you know roberta the nini won an oscar marion cotillard won and off care. and a lot of time you know i mean they're they get i mean you know 8090 percent screen time so i don't think that you know what i don't know if you look at a lot of women that's i would say that that's an ensemble piece but they have you know someone that you know they have at best actress and best supporting actress nominations so if we look at the span of all the kind of films that are nominated we're actors are nominated there are ensemble films historically and hollywood you know but again even in korea it was when the awards season came in well. you know they did receive a couple of recognitions but i mean you know it wasn't as if someone was swept the entire. categories of you know again the best actor even in korea so it's it's very difficult to say that you know there was this kind of a you know official kind of snubbing going on within the context of awards ceremony so that's you know again might again you will. i don't think anyone think that ther

the result became what we know today as science diet sold in vet marion offices all across the country. but in 2013 the wall street journal reported hill's was starting to see its profits decline because consumers no longer identified with their ingredients. science diet has since refocused on rebranding their image as more natural creating new product lines and shying away from controversial in rendered ingredients. the national renders association argues that they're providing a necessary role when it comes to the recycling of animal carcasses. if there wasn't anywhere to put the animal waste from the human food industry where would it go in the earth in the air. in the ocean. it all has to go somewhere. we have a huge quality control problem meaning the quality of ingredients coming into the industry anything from potentially fabulous u.s.d.a. and that could human grade all the way down to entirely rendered which is every piece of art you could ever imagine and actually probably don't even want to think about the final result is used to manufacture hundreds of products everything fr

it's really a question marion k check says she and her husband have been living along the trail for close to a year. now out of a vecle, they lived in a tent for about 5 months it was really really 1 >>the waterig there s water there was no showers >>sonoma county officials have been debating what to do with the residents of he sprawling encampment for months they say addiction is happening is because the trash andebris accumulating here. it's creating an unsafe and unsanitary situation. fothe last several weeks campers have been given notice is letting them know today's the deadline for moving out of apartment health services or has a staff on hand working with residents trying to connect them was shelters or seices, 60 the most vulnerable are being offered temporary emergency shelter at what's called lost gold coast village cottage is made up of pallets recently erected in or santa rosa weunderstand that not everybody wantsto access the services were offering, t we also understand that not everyby needs the same and that's what there here assess what each f them needs and how we can pro

sunset, south carolina, marion, good afternoon. >> caller: this is marion. our president is not guilty. he's [inaudible] he stood up for christianity and god. i am a christian and i believe that he was elected to the people of christian values. i do not believe in -- [inaudible] murder is murder, it doesn't matter [inaudible] >> host: the president participating at an event with an exec at a border on prayer in the schools but we are covering that and we will see that later in a program schedule on the c-span networks. next is martin in grass valley, california. martin, you are on. >> caller: yeah, this is martin and who are you? >> host: tell us about yourself. what he think about the articles of impeachment on president trump? is he guilty or not guilty? >> caller: one thing i can make a question on that because i'm not an attorney and i don't have the documents but what's your name? >> host: it's not all that important but my name is bill. why is that important? >> caller: i just wanted to introduce myself. >> host: okay, marta, go ahead with your comment

nearly 71000000 people around the world have been forcibly displaced more than ever before one is marion saudia who now lives in berlin every month she sends money to venezuela so that her family doesn't go hungry. move into through. all. i don't know messy though. now. that i set. this up like. that at least. i know i have a negative but i think of the money. let's have. no i don't know the most i know you don't have one to go but ultimately get out of local media. ok but i'm going i'm only bessie's the. smoke a time in town so. millions of venezuelans have left the country fleeing poverty and despair even though venezuela has the largest proven petroleum reserves in the world. venezuela was once south america's richest nation now it's a commie has collapsed sparking one of the worst migrant crises of recent years. say so but he is a venezuelan journalist who's been documenting the crisis. all the little figure going to jail and their god help them out of orbit on one of a global although no one had already taken the military thing in the morning and. and. oh yes and i have no uplink th

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well the point is that trolling expeditions are exactly what caught the likes of lance armstrong and marion jones not dope tests but this so-called trolling expeditions what has the agency got to hide it has nothing to hide then it should simply hand over the song calls to wada and so go ahead do what you like with it we have nothing to hide here by doing this by denying them access to the samples creating mystery where there wasn't any while or so wasn't any i guess there has been some suspicion if only by implication because farah was a fairly ordinary athlete before he went to train with salazar in the united states that was 2010 he stayed with them until 2017 and during that time as a lexus just pointed out he became one of the most garland did most celebrated the most famous and for many the greatest ever athlete ever to come out of great britain so he is a hugely respected guy and of course anything untoward that was found should anything untoward be discovered then it would be a damning blow for british athletics. i'd argue it's as much about the athlete a much about him as it is abo