the descendants of the africans who escaped the colonial docks plantations were known as maroons after they established that independent communities in the rainforest they maintained many of their african traditions. the women of surinam have played a vital role in preserving their culture and passing on the faith from one generation to the next. ever. asked when in a has finished the housework she reads from the bible to her daughter and granddaughter. and thinking god has appointed his son the heir of all things through whom he also created the world glory for god he is the radiance of god's glory and the exact imprint of his nature and he upholds the universe by his powerful words. man. when you're. not good i want you die now don't you think. so raven brethren helped the local community become self-sufficient the former slaves and i descendants build boats and simple houses for their families the women also took up handicrafts including traditional wood carving. patterns decorating the bowls and calabashes are handed down within families from one generation to the next. no minority

this is where many escaped slaves, called the maroons, found refuge.rds madagascar and for them... that's home. that was home, that was the sight of the sunset the sight of the sunset and they are expecting one day maybe to build, like, a craft and go back home and just to escape from this prison. horrible. it's a world away up here from the beach resorts that populate the rest of the island, but actually this trek is almost a pilgrimage to get to the very heart of mauritian identity. there's a particularly poignant tale told about the maroons in what should have been their moment of celebration. when slavery was abolished here in 1835, soldiers climbed the mountain to tell the maroons they were free, but the escaped slaves thought they were being recaptured and instead chose to jump off the mountain. why do you think this is so important to the identity of people from mauritius? because i guess it's a unique story. it's part of our story here in mauritius and it's one of the only places we know of that somehow the slaves resisted their masters and for

. >> dana: maroon 5. >> greg: that's maroon five. mccabe is maroon five. >> juan: i thought on space cadets you said no maroon five. >> that's in space. unless we shoot them into space. >> dana: this story makes me want to go to space. there is another angle to the story unless have you something else to say. >> greg: i agree with jesse that i think it's kind of hard -- it's kind of harsh to fire somebody right before their pension. like your dad promising you a new car when you turn 16 but it's actually the family station wagon. >> dana: also, we don't know -- he was going to the fbi yesterday or maybe even today, to make his case. >> juan: he went to see the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> dana: scott schools is the other guy he saw. we don't know what he said in his defense. and so we will go on to another topic. which is yet another call for a second special counsel. >> kimberly: oh my god. >> dana: here we have some senators talking about it. >> and i come away believing it was showedl showed showedly . the steele dos

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they have released a new photo of that maroon bmw. the police we re photo of that maroon bmw. already asking for information from anyone who might have seen that car between one and 1.45 on sunday the 4th of march. what is new is that they want to hear from anyone who might have seen the car earlier in the day, at around 9.15 on three main roads. what is interesting about those three main roads is that they link sergei skripal‘s house with the cemetery where his wife and son are buried. so i think we can say with a fair degree of certainty that the police believe sergei and yulia skripal went from his house early in the morning on sunday the 4th of march to the cemetery to visit the graves of those two relatives. we have seen a lot of activity from the police and other officials at the cemetery over the last two weeks. and more focus on theissue last two weeks. and more focus on the issue of the nerve agent as well, and potential experts coming to salisbury? yes. the government yesterday wrote to the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons. it is an international

the focus of the investigation seems to be the car of sergei skripal, maroon bmw parked adjacent to hearhey came into the city centre on sunday, march four, toads to a garage on the edge of salisbury, and police have been carrying out a lot of activity on that car over the course of the last two weeks, and they launched a fresh appeal yesterday for more information from anyone who is in salt free on sunday, march four, who may have seen that maroon bmw, first, in the city centre, around 2pm, they also wa nt city centre, around 2pm, they also want to hear from anybody who may have seen it earlier in the day, 9:15pm, travelling across the city, from the cemetery, where sergei skripal‘s son and wife are buried, and his house, in another part of the city. the police really focusing on the car. the key question we don't know the answer to, exactly where sergei and yulia skripal. came into co nta ct where sergei and yulia skripal. came into contact with the nerve agent, but the car is an essential part of the police investigation. huge questions still out there. angry very much. much of the uk

the waters rose until they covered more than fifteen hundred square kilometers the local maroons demonstrated inveighing against the destruction of their homes and way of life they were moved to government established villages in a resettlement that tore apart the fabric of their community. so when the demonstration satisfied the late edward the women who were in. iran the women go and demonstrate take children with them so it was very heartfelt to see women and children fighting for something what they thought that was not right. at the bottom of the timeline the remains of the twenty five villages built by the descendents of escaped slaves many of them were christians they lost their challenges as well as their homes. the church of gansey latest special part in this it was the last church in which the residents gathered before being forced out of their homes with her sisters from the moravian brethren the surinamese government provided the a victim rooms with new houses and churches and these included a perfect replica of the ganci charge pound odd grandfather was the country's first afro s

the one bit of daylight we see is between the rest of the league and cologne to hamburg they are marooned on a desert island they are sorely lacking coconuts they are wasting away jonathan i'm going to start with you they are on fire as i just mentioned they are now in the top. off the table i think europe might be entering the conversation at this point do we just get tired from cork all wrong on the face yes i mean any behind byron in the form table at the moment i think that's the thirteen point three five games on the coker these tighten up the defense which is a good thing but i think it's a bit of a red herring because three of those victories won their wins matches that could have gone either way it's a fine line isn't it and when you think back to how does both he also had a good run and then it just it just went wrong i have to say though you every tell me is coming a bit of a revelation the starting from our expected spent last season on loan in the third division three assists today seems like a brilliant signing so if nothing else that is a positive if you start picking the ri

a maroon suv in front of terminal one. four people were injured. three from the crash itself and one from a piece of flying luggage. >> the driver who is unlicensed was not very familiar with the vehicle and had not operated a motor vehicle in quite some time. so that was a factor. >> reporter: the suv driver a 54-year-old man was arrested for not having a license a misdemeanor and felony reckless driving causing injury. >> there is concerns that his foot got stuck on the accelerator unintentionally. >> reporter: the crash and investigation left the airport draped in crime scene tape and traffic and travelers stacked up and frantic trying to get to flights. the sheriff's office will be reviewing video from terminal one to see what happened. at oakland international airport, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> chopper 5 caught more than a few scenes like this. travelers forced to abandon their cars or rides and walk to the terminals. the only way to make their flights on time along with their luggage. >> bummer. >> that is a long trek. you're already worried

this was the scene at oakland international not long after the crash, a maroon suv up on the sidewalk right in front of terminal 1. the crash happened around 6:15 and left four people injured, three from the crash itself and one from a piece of flying luggage. >> the driver who's unlicensed was not very familiar with the vehicle and had not operated a motor vehicle in quite some time. so that may have played a factor in this as well. >> reporter: the suv's driver, a 54-year-old man, was arrested for not having a license, a misdemeanor, and felony reckless driving causing injury. >> there is concerns that his foot got stuck on the accelerator unintentionally. >> reporter: the crash and investigation left the airport draped in crime scene tape and traffic and travelers stacked up and frantic trying to get to flights. the sheriff's office will be reviewing video from terminal 1 to see exactly what caused this crash in the first place. at oakland international, andria borba, kpix5. >> it was a mess. chopper 5 caught more than a few scenes like this one, travelers forced to abandon their r

. >> thax maroon suv still resting on the sidewalk in front of terminal 1 hours after setting off a chain of events that landed a 54-year-old driver in jail. >> he's being arrested for being an unlicensed driver. >> reporter: and for felony reckless driving causing injury. his collision sent a subaru over the curb. >> his foot at some point got stuck on the accelerator. he was not familiar with operating a motor vehicle. >> reporter: no flights were canceled but roads to the airport were closed. passengers left their rides behind and walked to the terminals suitcases in tow. >> we were less than a mile away and saw the police cars and helicopters. >> reporter: victor was driving relatives to the airport for a flight to portland. they didn't make it. >> they can't find any flights out tonight. the ones out tomorrow, the prices are through the roof. it's hard to find them flights now. >> reporter: four people with injuries is ranging from minor to moderate, two taken to the hospital for treatment it, two others including one hit by flying luggage refused treatment. >> reporter: law enforcem

go, maroons. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. ldee: thank you, speaker. this friday marks the eighth anniversary of the affordable care act being signed into law. in this, the richest country in the world, health care should be a basic human right, not a privilege for some. and while the a.c.a. is far from perfect -- we know that -- it made great progress insuring millions and millions of americans -- ensuring millions and millions of americans they can have health insurance, making it more affordable, making sure americans with pre-existing conditions were not denied coverage because they were sick or kicked off their coverage because they got sick. unfortunately, though, this house has spent a good deal of the last year or so trying to take back some of those advances t

we have been given a new photo by the metropolitan police of the maroon bmw.. we had information the police were keen to hear from anyone bmw. we had information the police were keen to hearfrom anyone in salisbury who saw the bmw between one and 145 in the city centre but they are now appealing for information from anyone who might have seen sergei skripal and yulia skripal early in the morning, they have named three main roads through salisbury, and those roadsjoin sergei skripal to the cemetery where his wife and son are barry will —— are buried. the police believe that sergei skripal went to visit the graves of his family. we have seen some decontamination work going on there. how much activity is actually taking place in the area where you are now? at this spot where the benchis are now? at this spot where the bench is there has been little activity today but there has been small movements of emergency services, at the house and the cemetery, and we saw significant activity yesterday, that was probably the busiest day in terms of police and emergency serv

chicago's skyline lit up in loyola's maroon and gold colors.ave more about their return and their now famous chaplain, sister jean, coming up. >>> up next in "the pulse" the orange snow that fell from the sky making earth look more like mars. >>> also ahead, a rusted out porsche is now for sale. wait until you hear how much. >>> plus, the robot that can mimic human reactions. >> oh. t an incomplete job from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. start your day with flonase for more complete allergy relief. flonase. this changes everything. thyou know what i do instead?eny your cravings. i snack on blue diamond almonds. wasabi & soy sauce?! mmm! don't deny your cravings. eat 'em! all the flavors you crave, in a

and the couple whose white wedding lasted a little longer than they expected after they were maroonede mini beast from the east. and coming up on sportsday in bbc news, we look back on rugby union's six nations, which culminated in an irish grand slam when they won at twickenham at the weekend. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk and the eu have conditionally agreed a part of the transition deal that should smooth the way towards brexit. both the eu negotiator michel barnier and the brexit secretary david davis have called the agreement — for the period from march next year to december 2020 — a decisive step. these are the pages of the transition deal — highlighted in green is what's been agreed. in yellow, close to agreement, in white, the parts still being negotiated. agreed so far... eu citizens arriving in the uk before december 2020 will have the same rights as those here now, as will uk citizens living in the eu. the uk will be able to negotiate trade deals during the transition period. but not yet agreed is the issue of the border with northern ireland. our

metropolitan police have appealed for, information concerning the car of sergei skripal, it is a red maroonppeal from the met saying that they wanted to hear from anyone in salisbury on that day who might have seen the car early in the afternoon here in the city centre and what they are now saying is they would like to hear from anyone who saw the pair are in the bmw earlier in the morning around about 915 on the three main roads in salisbury. those three main roads link the house of sergei skripal to the cemetery where his wife and his sun are buried. we have seen a lot of activity at the cemetery from the authorities, police and other officials. the police seem to believe that the skripals went from the house to visit their relatives at the cemetery on sunday morning and they want more people to come forward and they say they have had hundreds of people coming forward with information and they have hours of cctv footage that they are looking through for clues. the car of sergei skripal seems to be a big focus of the investigation. tell us more about the counter—terrorism unit contacting r

that area of snow is likely to get marooned over scotland on the far north of northern ireland.y will be rain showers. temperatures will be creeping up. particularly in the south—east corner. 15 degrees in london. to get that you would need the cloud to break up to get that bit of sunshine. wintry weather on wednesday. a mixture of sleet and snow for scotland. heavy showers further south. sunshine in the south—east, 13 degrees, but always that bit cooler north and west. the jet stream separates the mild air from the cool air. the jet stream going to next week is meandering north and south. to the south, areas of mild air, just sneaking in towards the south—east. further north and west, most places stay in the cool air. the jet stream sending up the cool air. the jet stream sending up areas the cool air. the jet stream sending up areas of gentle, low pressure. rain coming in over next week. so much so that we have some concerns about flooding. we will need to keep an eye on that. wet into next weekend. snow over hills in the north. generally pretty cool. rain will be a big featur

police releasing this security camera video of his maroon bmw hours before the attack. sources telling abc news that skripal was shouting and acting incoherently at a restaurant just before he and his daughter collapsed. those are symptoms consistent with nerve agent poisoning. all this, on the eve of a presidential election in russia. and russians we talked to in red square, they don't believe their government had anything to do with the chemical weapon attack in england. do you think russia poisoned the spy skripal? >> no. >> no. >> who are you voting for? >> putin. >> putin. putin. >> putin. >> putin. >> putin. >> russians are hearing a very different story. the foreign ministry today saying russia had nothing to do with the attack, and pointing the finger at other countries, the u.s., the uk, the czech republic, slovakia and sweden. tom. >> terry, thank you. >>> next to the latest in the search for 16-year-old amy yu. police say she was dropped off at her bus stop 12 days ago but never made it to class. ending up on a flight to cancun with a 45-year-old married man.

belonged to sergei skripol and we have been given another photo from the metropolitan police of the maroonbmw between 1pm and 1:45pm in the city centre and now they are appealing for information from anyone who may have seen this skripals driving in the bmw area in the day at about 9:15am. they have named three main rd through salisbury. those three main roads arejoin the house salisbury. those three main roads are join the house of sergei skripol and the cemetery where his wife and his son are buried. i think we can say with some certainty that the police believe that they drove early on sunday from the house over to the cemetery probably to visit the graves of their relatives and we have seen a lot of activity from the police and other officials often in protective suits and it is thought to be decontamination work. police have launched a murder investigation after two women were shot and killed at a house in st—leonards—on—sea, in east sussex. two other women, including one who's pregnant, were taken to hospital suffering from shock after the shooting. a 35—year—old man has been arreste

are being targeted for brutal abuse include so many it also includes those refugees who have been marooned by a strategy that is who have been exiled by a strata. small island republic of noor and also to pop and he gave me those people who sought protection astrarium was sent there but the bottom line here is that the very difficult question of worldwide with these enormous numbers of people in the aid who gets protection and who a strategy should protect is a difficult and complex question with a very particular process and one that also should be informed by close consultation with the un refugee agency and the real concern he here is to ensure that there is proper consideration of the needs of people persecuted and to focus on those that are most in need and how do you think this will be played out naaman what is the next step because it is a political hot potato isn't it you know. that's right it is what one of the one of the crucial questions in australia is this destroyer has a. cap a quota each year of in type of humanitarian and refugee entrance there is a cap on numbers the numbe

that white van ramming conditt's maroon suv from behind. >> the suspect detonated a bomb inside the vehicle, knocking one of our s.w.a.t. officers back and one of our s.w.a.t. officers fired at the suspect, as well. >> reporter: this is i-35. it is completely shut down. it's one of the busiest freeways leading to dallas. and right here, a tremendous amount of police activity. the explosion startling clients at a motel 100 yards away. what did you hear? >> it was just kind of like a boom. >> reporter: after the impact, the device killing the suspect. tonight, police saying mark conditt left a recorded confession on his phone, describing how he constructed those six devices and the seventh that he used on himself. >> i know everybody is interested in a motive and understanding why, and we are never going to be able to put a ration behind these acts. >> reporter: nearly three weeks after allegedly triggering a bombing spree that killed two, wounded at least five and terrorized a major american city, a break in the case that authorities needed. five bombs had exploded, but the sixth was an unex

they were marooned on these hillsides and they could not get off. command attract, relays what is happening, called back for the situation, and he is quickly capture the next day. -- captured the next day. waters could see that i am being thrown -- really the leading edge of the entire core, what is the plan to gain reconnaissance or look beyond with aircraft, additional forces, and if something happens, how will we prepare our forces to assist me based on what i tell you? there was no plan. it was reactive. this is the learning curve -- it took the second week to absorb this to figure out, how can i react to this? -- nounately, waters sense here use that for the rest of the war camps, but after this -- comereports command in, there was something happening. the first was stretched over 60 miles. does a concentrated attack toward something who had never seen something like that. these two battalions were from the 34th infantry division. -- they should have been under some sort of control which they weren't. you have this awkward, to course , they wer

team followed conditt for hours before they moved in, ramming his maroon suv.another explosion that killed him. >> the suspect detonated a bomb inside his vehicle. >> reporter: he was able to allude authorities for weeks after allegedly triggering a bombing spree that killed two and wounded at least five. investigators matching these images with his receipts, saying he used the alias kelly killmore to spend packages. wednesday, authorities searching conditt's home saying they found components and explosives in one room, but no completed devices. >> i wouldn't call it a bomb making factory. there's definitely components consistent with what we have seen with the other devices. >> reporter: until now, conditt was not known to authorities, appearing to only have a traffic violation on his record. neighbors never suspecting he was the bombing suspect. >> he was a kid, neighborhood kid. always believed he was very smart. >> reporter: his family left a statement saying we had no idea of the darkness mark must have been in. authorities say on the recording, there was

people often felt marooned. and the jokes were always black. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the war is over. at the old hotel, the .50 caliber in the tower next door is wrapped up, and attended by one sleepy guard. the main enemy today is not the soldiers, guerrillas, fighters, and suicide bombers of the l.t.t.e., but the black crows who hover ominously over the breakfast buffet on the veranda. a man with a slingshot patrols the lawn, driving them away with an occasional shot. [ traffic sounds ] colombo, the capital city of sri lanka. unlike the last time i came here, nearly a decade ago, this south asian island of nearly 20 million, does not feel on lockdown. there are no longer the military checkpoints and heavy equipment, sandbags, or barbed wire in between the

she then pulls in front of a maroon ford f-150 with the truck slaming into the side passenger door ofk. the impact causes the car to rotate-- at that point- the 2 year old is ejected through a back window. you can see the buick roll backwards-- narrowly missing the child on the ground-- and other nearby vehicles.rob rawls/witness: "the impact was so hard the video doesn't do it any justice because it was loud and it was thunderous." the passengers in the truck only suffered minor injuries. doctors say the two-year- old boy is in good conidition and will be released in the next coming days. police are still investigating if the children were buckled up and if the car seats were properly installed. they do not believe speed or impairment were factors in the crash. (vicki) authorities said remains found in nevada county could be that of a 25-year-old aspiring actress and model who disappeared in hollywood last month. after weeks of searching, combing the neighborhood and posting fliers around hollywood, l-a- p-d says human remains believed to be adea shabani have been found. the remains

police say a man grabbed the package, ran to the maroon honda and took off.officer pulled the car over a short distance away. police say inside the car officers found three packages, stolen mail and a stolen driver's license. authorities say they also found methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. the man and two other people in the car were arrested on several charges including possession of stolen property. (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) it's the ross spring dress event. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event. on now! ♪ you gotta go to ross. here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple b

you can see this maroon suv, just ended up on the curb.his is just outside of the hawaiian, airlines ticketing area. we have just learned this has been ruled an accident. the driver had nothing sinister, but injured three pedestrians. their injuries, minor to moderate. a full report tonight at 11:00. >> breaking news. quick peek. sacramento. jult si before the start of the kings game. second time protesters have gathered there to protest the death of an unarmed black man. stephon clark. we are told arena doors are closed at this time. we should till you earlier today at city council meeting. protesters. another group were there before the city council. this is going to go into the night. have full coverage tonight at 11:00. >> good night. folks. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't. more experts preventing security issues... & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with m

amelia earhart and her navigator we re amelia earhart and her navigator were left literally maroonedritish colonial service officer came to the island. he found a partial skeleton, and a waste campsite, campfire, dead birds, a dead turtle, parts of a woman shoot, parts of a man's shoe and a box that once contained a navigational instrument. he looked at this. pastore, woman's shoe, this might be amelia earhart. he notified his superiors in fiji 1000 miles away and they told him to send the bones there and keep his mouth shut. both of which he did. the bones arrived in fiji in1941. of which he did. the bones arrived in fiji in 1941. the high commissioner of the western pacific in fiji decided to keep the entire investigation of this incident inside fiji. they did not contact the americans, nor the university of syd ney the americans, nor the university of sydney and anatomical department. the bones were given to a local doctor, who ran the school for the native medical practitioners. the doctor determined, based on the formulas available to him at the time, that these were bones of a

immediately the germans are able to overwhelm and isolate the infantry battalions, who were really just marooned on these hillsides and they can't get off. water used his command tract, relays what's happening, calls back, reports the situation, and is quickly captured the next day. pausing here, so waters could see clearly, i'm being thrown really into the leading edge here of the entire corps. you know, what is the plan to gain reconnaissance and look beyond me with aircraft, with additional force? and if something happens, how are we prepared or echeloned our forces to assist when i tell you? so there was no plan. it was reactive. this is the learning curve of -- it took the second corps a week to absorb this to figure out, hey, how can i react to this fight? unfortunately waters, we know the tale, he was captured and spent the rest of the war in a prisoner of war camp. but after this initial -- these reports are coming in, hey, there's something happening in front of us, the 1st armored division stretched out 60 miles, and it was an attack such as they'd never seen coming at them stuck on tw

you can see a maroon suv up on the sidewalk right in front of terminal one. the crash happened around 6:15. three people were hurt from the crash itself. and one other person was hurt from a piece of flying luggage. >> the driver who is unlicensed was not very familiar with the vehicle and had not operated a motor vehicle in quite some time. so that may have played a factor in this, as well. >> the suv's driver, a 54-year- old man, was arrested for bee unlicensed and felony reckless driving causing injury. >>> good morning, jaclyn. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. right now, we'll begin in oakland where traffic is light for the nimitz freeway. it's doing well in both directions. >> we are getting crowded in the westbound direction but traffic is light for your wednesday morning ride. drive times are in the green. we are seeing more cars join the wednesday morning ride if you are heading eastbound on the lower deck caltrans has some roadwork that should be out there until 6:00 this morning. they have the three right lanes closed from center anchorage t

able to overwhelm the small force of tanks and tank destroyers and isolate the infantry battalions marooned on the hillsides. they can't get off. waters used his command track, relays what's happening, calls back, reports what's happened, quickly captured the next day. and so pausing here, there was no -- so waters could see clearly i'm being thrown really, the leading edge here of the entire corps, you know, what is the plan to gain reconnaissance and look beyond me with aircraft or additional force? if something happens, how have we prepared or echeloned our forces to come up and assist me? so there was no plan to his reactive. this was the learning curve, it took the second corps a week to absorb this, figure out how to react to the fight. unfortunately waters, i think we know the tale, he was captured and spent the rest of the war in a prisoner of war camp. but after this initial -- these reports start coming in that there's something happening in front of us, the first division is stretched out over 60 miles. now there's a concentrated attack on somebody they've never seen coming at th

>> the only thing we don't have, space maroon five because in space no one can hear horrible music.ite space being infinite. >> jesse: all right, greg. >> greg: that was from july last year i believe we came up with that idea. put space before anything, space suit, space party, space zebra. everything is better with space. >> dana: space five. >> greg: we should do that. get a plane. >> jesse: we can't even pay -- they can't even pay for us to go to california. it's not getting off the ground. >> dana: last year's budget proposal the trump administration shot it down but a president can change his mind anytime. i think it's possible. i also think it's a fantasy. >> kimberly: i want to do it. i've got the costume. >> juan: i think it's important to say the defense secretary doesn't like it in the air force and marines. >> dana: they are going to study it. that's what they are doing. >> juan: i like the idea because if we can have more of those videos. >> kimberly: it's all how you mark today. "one more thing" is next. ...three hundred and sixty degree network of driver-assist technol

and the maroon colors is where we have the flash flood warnings. see this strip of rain just extends up from dallas/ft. worth, little rock and now heading up into the southern ohio valley. here is the wos ofrst of it. this is austin with an active line of thunderstorms to the south. these are the cloud to ground lightning strikes. san antonio, now we're getting new storms developing to the south of you. and these are drifting up over the top of you. so we'll add to your flooding woes here. is this camed the trainilled th storms. and once this all dies off early this morning, we'll get new thunderstorms this afternoon. even a chance of severe weather. 13 million people at risk again targeting east texas, louisiana and arkansas. so let's time this mess out for you where we show you the yellow is the heavier rain with the thunderstorms, green light rain. d.c. carry the umbrella, could deal with on and off showers. by this evening, there is the light rain over the mid-atlantic. thunderstorms over areas of louisiana, mississippi. and tomorrow morning st

i remember carrying around something a little like that before the eu passport, the smaller maroon passportin that design for 70 years and the blue passport did the same. it was quite a well wearing design. nowadays they change the design of the passport every ten or 15 years to keep ahead of forgery. when all this came out that we were leaving the eu and therefore getting the british passport back, they thought we we re british passport back, they thought we were going back to something like this, but it isn't. that's an awful thing to carry, you can't put it in the back pocket of yourjeans. there's something romantic about it. but actually what we are going to get is almost a blue version of what we have now. we already issue a blue version of a red passport which is called the travel document and is issued to people that are stateless and it is blue with a goldcrest. another irony. as a man who is obsessed with passports, are you nostalgic cue—mac would you like us to go back to that old—style cue—mac the reason the red was chosen as it is because the only colour that the current europea

if you do get marooned, if you get stopped on a highway like on the m80 last night, at least if you've on and keep warm. do that and be prepared. if little things like have concentrated windscreen wiper wash with all of the salt on the roads, sometimes if you just got water in there it'll freeze so have concentrated fluid. another tip, have a piece of cardboard or a square foot of carpet in the boot. if you do get stuck in snow, in the boot. if you do get stuck in show, you in the boot. if you do get stuck in snow, you can put under the rear wheels and itjust gives you enough friction to actually get you on your way again. it's about being prepared and driving smoothly, not erratically, don't break harshly, don't accelerate harshly. pull away in second instead of first gear. following those tips in most conditions you can keep safe. thanks very much indeed for coming in. robert hall is among those stuck on the roads, he's near warminster in wiltshire and send this update. ican i can say from personal experience that travelling tonight from east to west is absolutely horrendous. that tr