sat where my friend president del marsh sits tonight. and now due to a successful transition in state government, i humbly stand before you as the 54th governor of alabama. [applause] i've been called upon to report on the state of the state. when i became governor on april 10th, the ship of state government was adrift. we needed thoughtful and straightforward leadership. over the past nine months, together, we have proven alabamians seek progress, not stagnation. mr. president, mr. speaker, it is my pleasure to report, we have successfully steadied the

del marsh will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >>> thursday evening, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg sits down for a conversation with the editor-in-chief of "forward" magazine. they're expected to talk about the intersection between law, media and jewish life. our live coverage begins 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> and at 8:00 p.m., we join president trump as he makes remarks at the republican national committee meeting at the trump hotel in washington. that's live, 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> for nearly 20 years, "in depth" on book tv has featured the nation's best known fiction writers for live conversations about their books. we're featuring best selling fiction writes for our monthly

del marsh will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >>> thursday evening, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg sits down for a conversation with the editor-in-chief of "forward" magazine. they're expected to talk about the intersection between law, media and jewish life. our live coverage begins 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> and at 8:00 p.m., we join president trump as he makes remarks at the republican national committee meeting at the trump hotel in washington. that's live, 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> for nearly 20 years, "in depth" on book tv has featured the nation's best known fiction

because layover noxious sludge marsh leaving for the international film festival begins with a more bang this evening with an animated feature set in the future we will bring you the latest from the berlin alah and their reaction to the need to campaign. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us his appointment has been welcomed with singing dancing and a standing ovation in parliament cyril rama poso was sworn in today south africa's new president his predecessor jacob zuma resigned barely twenty four hours earlier after being ordered to stand down by his party the a.n.c. ramaphosa will set out his plans for the country in detail on friday evening but he has already said that tackling corruption will be a top priority. i do class. the only. poll said that in part because some of the things the moment the nation had been waiting for the new leader promising a break from the past thank the issues that you have issues that have to do with corruption issues of how we can straighten out our state owned enterprises and how we deal with state kept is issues that are on our w

guest: -- senator marsh?st: it is not a problem with --ding jobs in canada, the the president makes a good point. you can send money and offer that but sooner or later, the people of that country have to determine they have to fix things. we can give them aid and help them, but over time, they cannot solve their own problems, so i would encourage -- i am all about helping these countries that are our friends and allies but at the same time, they have to do the work in their own country. host: the last call is gary in kentucky. you are on the air. caller: happy tax break day. teamster and i the pensionucky and crisis is very serious in this nation and there is a bill that is in front of the senate being reviewed by the finance committee right now. what you might be heading toward in terms of passing something like that. it could be bipartisan. it affects millions of americans. guest: i assume he is referring to a bill in congress. i am a state senator, so i would not know the exact specifics of that legislatio

i'm rene marsh. >> i'm >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm renee marsh. >> i'm dave briggs. you tomorrow. >>> christopher wray warning do not release the memo. >> i think the american public wants as much information to be released as possible. >> this process is a sham and it is putting our national security in danger. >> did devin nunes work with anybody in the white house? >> not that i know of. >> he is acting as an agent of the white house. he voted on a document. >> he pressed rod rosenstein whether he is on his team

i'm rene marsh in for christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. pyeongchang is where things are starting to move ahead for the olympics. and the house intelligence committee chairman accused of making changes to the classified memo. a memo's release which could have implications for the russia investigation. the ranking democrat on the intel committee devin nunes sent a version to the white house that was materially different than the one approved along party lines. >> schiff says this is not the document the committee approved. the democratic committee source tells cnn the changes tried to quote water down some of the stronger gop assertions. >> congress member schiff is demanding the committee vote again on whether or not to release the memo. saying quote in the increasingly strange attempt to thwart publication of the marilyn monroe -- publications of the memo he the committee minority is now complaining about minor edits. >> what is not clear is what changes were made in the memo. why schiff's staff pushed for alterations and whether the white

2 l 0 and tracking a -- 80 and tracking -- 280 a tracking a rollover accident and it's down in the marsh area and emergency crews but heading out to the scene and have a crew heading out there and we'll bring you updates here shortly. if you're headed along interstate 80 along the east shore freeway, speeds slowing down below the speed limit there. that's a check of your traffic. check in with netta on the forecast. >>> clear conditions on the bay and no fog in sight and visibility doing fine and the wind is why we're not seeing any fog. it's pretty strong. a lot of people heard it overnight especially if you're anywhere in the north bay, east bay hills as well. open hills reporting about a 35 miles per hour gust in about 30 minutes and getting diablo winds coming in and dry, offshore winds and no rain for san francisco for 19 days now. it looks like we may not for another seven so we need it. winds staying strong throughout the morning hours till probably about noon and things should calm down and temperatures similar to yesterday. near normal conditions for this time of year. winter li

this is "early start." >> i'm rene marsh.dent trump is poised to allow the release of the house intelligence memo alleges abuses at the fbi. the president hopes the memo may undermine the russia investigation. the move to release it sets up a clash with the white house and

." >> i'm rene marsh. president trump is poised to allow the release of the house intelligence memo alleges abuses at the fbi. the president hopes the memo may undermine the russia investigation. the move to release it sets up a clash with the white house and intelligence officials warn the documents distorts facts and could jeopardize national security. on cnn last night, joe manchin of west virginia slammed house intelligence chairman devin nunes. >> we don't come from the senate side unless we have agreement in bipartisan way. they are working in the house intelligence strictly on partisan participation. devin nunes, pardon the pun, he has neutered the confidence that people could have in the house intelligence committee. >> the president reviewed the memo wednesday, the day after he was picked up on a hot mic telling the congress member he was 100% determined to release it. there was never any hesitation by the president. according to the post, the president believes it will help build a case for firin

heads the adopt a chateau association here he's speaking to a woman who lives near the chateau della marsh on yeah he's hoping to win her over to the idea of restoring the property and she's very receptive. it was. i have a relationship with this rule and it's a living room with a soul that lives through the changing seasons of the season. juliane marquis has made it his goal to save as many such ruins as possible his association estimates that some six hundred of france's more than thirty thousand chateau are endangered . in a decade it'll be ten times as many and a danger is great because no one's considering how to maintain or realize that. when we go to that very day the shadows neighbor becomes a prospective owner soon afterwards the five hundred thousand euros target is reached in the end of a one point six million euros comes together the chateau de la marchand on year has been saved and its more than eight hundred thousand new owners can all feel like they're the king of the castle. that's all for today thank you for watching next time. the be moved. the ball moves. the ball. playe

i'm dave briggs in parkland, florida with rene marsh in new york.begin with the latest on the florida high school shooting as families hold vigil and begin to say good-bye to their children. charging documents in the case show 19-year-old nikolas cruz has confessed to being the gunman. we learned the fbi was warned about cruz by someone who saw a threatening post online. that post, one of many, that offered disturbing glimpses into his mental state. all 17 victims have been identified by the broward sheriff and as lawmakers fumble with what to do or not to do, this morning, the conservative murdoch owned newspaper cover. "mr. president, please act on gun control." accompanied by the editorial. seven people remain in the hospital. four in critical condition. for the latest we learned on the attack before and after, we turn to rosa flores in parkland, florida. good morning, rosa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the suspect faces 17 counts of premeditated murder. this morning, from probable cause documents, we learned he confessed to the crimes. from

on this occasion last year, i sat where my friend president del marsh sits tonight. and now due to a successful transition in state government, i humbly stand before you as the 54th governor of alabama. [applause] i've been called upon to report on the state of the state. when i became governor on april 10th, the ship of state government was adrift. we needed thoughtful and straightforward leadership. over the past nine months, together, we have proven alabamians seek progress, not stagnation. mr. president, mr. speaker, it is my pleasure to report, we have successfully steadied the ship of state and -- [applause] i declare that the state of the state is strong and that our future is as bright as the sun over the gulf. [applause] tonight, let's take a brief journey to consider where we've been, where we are, and where we are going. most governors have three months to prepare. i had three hours. yet, after being sworn in as governor on april 10, 2017, in the old senate chamber, just across the hall from where we are gathered this evening, i promised the people of alab

hills on the street between and we'll see in the mainland another council is taking shape on the marshes merits that stretch or how we say it anyway it means beautiful mom. after riding around for twenty years i find this a peaceful place compact strictly geometrical no lofty towers low to match the flat. area it's the largest of the bits cost but you wouldn't think. it's rounded endless will seem to don't. it's a pleasure and a country. edward can retire here with his family retinue i guess and look back on the successful come. humans will go down in the history of as one of the most perfect buildings of the late middle ages. gas law of the welsh councils of my lord the king have kept me running around for most of my life the stories are as different as the architecture of master james have sent george tooled up for each of. the bodies. but they have one thing in common a perfect. symbiosis with the natural landscape. a painter named turner will come along one day and he too will be fascinated by this symbiosis and use it as the basis of his fantasies on countless. of course things will

i'm rene marsh. >> i'm alex marquardt. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. a gale force storm each ven by president's standards. special counsel robert mueller on friday indicted 13 russians for meddling in the 2016 u.s. election. the indictments focused on social influence from moscow, not collusion or obstruction. the president tweeted the indictment proved no collusion. >> the president avoided the golf course this weekend at mar-a-lago as a sign of respect after the florida school shooting. he watched tv and got riled up by eric and donald junior who urged him to take a harder line on the fbi. he did. as you can see, the president quoted the deputy attorney general culla general and all in an effort to downplay collusion. and tried to talk about the russia investigation as a hoax. >> the president finished up with this, quote, if it was the goal of russia to create chaos within the u.s., then with the committee hearings and party hatred, they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. they are laughing their asses off. >> as you can see with the fbi ind

because way over noxious sludge marsh leading to a radioactive landfill polluted by toxic chemical garbage that's our destination growing out of get richer. little planet. why should because he said. dogs love those we'll find him. here for years if he's alive to find your dog during his search he uncovers a conspiracy that threatens to destroy the city's dog population for ever can atari and the canine crew save the day or somebody spoke his language. and reporters at the berlin film festival sarah harman the david leavitt's were down on the red carpet have a less. the world premiere of wes anderson's new movie isle of dogs this is a really fun movie and the red carpet has been really fun as well there was even some drumming. yeah that's right they had this movie is set in japan so for the red carpet premiere they brought out some traditional japanese drummers and as the director and the voicing cast arrived wes anderson and bill murray jumped up on these drones and just gave a little impromptu concert it was so cool we tried to get video of it for you it was just it all happened too fast

the victory was now gained, marsh said. the work of redemption among the poor drunkards had commenced. men like hawkins took to the road and visited practically every community in the united states and spread the message of redemption for alcoholics. they convinced people to come to meetings where they heard other drunks like themselves talk about how they have been drunks, how they got sober and what their lives were like after they got sober. and these men in turn went out and got more men. and many of these were the most degraded people in the city. they were people in the streets, they were people sleeping in stables, and they were brought back to respectability by -- with the help of these washingtonians. the washingtonians made a remarkable impression on americans. they couldn't believe that these men, almost lazarus-like, were being lifted from their diseased state and returned to normalcy. and it became a huge fad. thousands joined the washingtonians who weren't alcoholics at all, but wanted to support the work of t

because layover noxious sludge marsh leading to a radioactive landfill. garbage that's. why shouldn't because he said. it's one of those we'll find him. to find your dog during his search covers a conspiracy that threatens to destroy the city's dog population for ever can atari and the canine crew save the day for somebody langridge the. looks of a recognizable voice is. less about me too that's also on the agenda this year. absolutely need to has been rocking hollywood for the last couple of months and of course it's an issue this year at the berlin film festival in advance of the festival the director dieter caustic announced that me too would play a large role and in fact will be panel discussions about the issue of female representation in film they'll also be counseling booths available for people who are attending and want to talk about their experience with discrimination in the film industry it's also coming through in other ways for example this year we have a gender balance jury led by tom baer so equal number of men and women on the jury and also for women in

southbound 101 at marsh road. they are sending medics to a crash. and traffic is not very slow but it might change if the accident is there for a bit. let's bring in steve. >>> clear skies and the breeze is a factor for some. it's cold for many. and the breeze is holding up some temps. the strongest temps to the delta and the hills. if there's not a breeze, check this out around santa cruz to monterey, 38. i did see a 39 in santa cruz. and it's now back up to 41. that's in town. and 40 at monterey. that's pretty cool. a current wind chill not over the great lakes. bend, oregon is two below. ten in truckee. and 32 in ukiah. placerville is 39. and i would stay with that wind chill in the west because that's where it's going to be for the next 14 days or so. the wind yesterday took out the tree in campbell. san jose a little east. and it was blustery yesterday and still is. especially out to davis, vacaville, and also fairfield. eastern solano county and contra costa county getting the northerly breeze. the low that came over us yesterday. and cloud co

and he said a prayer. >> this beautiful water, marsh, and docks. i think it might have given mrs.aring some peace thinking, you know, at least she wasn't in a garbage dump somewhere. it was a peaceful place, god's place. >> now the a-team had done its job, and kate's killers could finally be brought to justice. or so you'd think. but the mystery, the web that was spun on that train down from washington was far stranger, more bizarre than you have so far heard. and justice? well, we shall see. they thought they solved the case. but would it stick? >> actual evidence, it just wasn't there. >> and the close call that just might have saved kate waring's life. >> if i could have hung on one more month i could have helped them get her. ♪ it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. plus 24-month financing. ends monday. visit s

i'm rene marsh. >> i'm >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm renee marsh. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. see you tomorrow. >>> christopher wray warning do not release the memo. >> i think the american public wants as much information to be released as possible. >> this process is a sham and it is putting our national security in danger. >> did devin nunes work with anybody in the white house? >> not that i know of. >> he is acting as an agent of the white house. he voted on a document. >> he pressed rod rosenstein whether he is on his team or not. >> there is a pattern of donald trump doing this. >> i don't think hope hicks is the issue here. the issue is the president. >> i don't think it would be fair to say this is some sort of smoking gun. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". it is is thursday, february 1st, 6:00 here in new york. here's our starting line. a public clash is playing out between president trump and top law enforcement officia

. >> and i'm rene marsh. president trump spent more than a year calling it a hoax, a witch hunt and a total scam. but now special counsel robert mueller has indicted 13 russians for interfering with the 2016 election. >> the department of justice claims russian effort involved unwitting americans including trump campaign associates, but the president says these charges have vindicated him in the russia investigation. our other top story, the stunning admission from the fbi, the bureau says it failed to act on a tip about the florida school shooter and now some are asking could that tip have prevented the made massacre that ended with the deaths ever 1of . >> but we start with new charges, allegations and denials in the russia investigation. abby phillip is here with us live this morning. you are getting some brand new reaction from the white house this morning? >> that's right. these 13 indictments make it very clear that russia did interfere in the 2016 election and today hr mcmaster reacted to this in munic

renee marsh, thank you so much.>>> meantime, we're also keeping a close eye on the white house. right now the president is meeting with the nation's governors talking about how to stop gun violence in america in the wake of that school shooting in florida. we should hear from the president at any moment. >>> also, we're expecting to hear from first lady melania trump. she'll be making her first public comments of the year. we're told that she'll talk about the florida school shooting and gun violence in america. i'm fredricka whitfield. we'll bring you that and more after this. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. we're waiting to hear from the president of the united states. he's speaking as we speak right now at the white

i'm rene marsh in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.d morning. >>>. >>> update on the breaking news out of iran. iran based airline says all 66 passengers and crews are presumed dead after one of its planes crashed in the mountains south of tehran. at least 20 rescue teams reported that were sent to the crash site. an airline official says the plane disappeared from radar almost an hour after takeoff from tehran. the plane was a twin engine turboprop like this one made by the french company atr. right now, the cause of the crash is not known. although we understand there was bad weather in the area. iran supreme leader has expressed his condolences. with we get more, we will bring that to you. >>> this morning, president trump is attacking his own fbi once again, implying agents mishandled a tip about the florida school shooter because the agency is too focused on the russia investigation. the allegations are striking. but the timing is also key. >> just three days after that shooting at their school, survivors and parents rallied last

. >> he spots a spotted marsh frog and then he has it to catch it. how small it is. >> little frog. >> oh, yeah. >> tiny. >> oh. so cute. >> that's not the one he's looking for. >> what do you got. >> two frog species. actually, i think i bumped into a turtle out there. something bounced off my leg. >> crock. >> that's what i said. >> desert tree frog. australia's widespread frog species. and on my right the emerald spotted tree frog. they get the name from all the emerald specklings that are scattered across its back. >> then he finally finds a green tree frog. >> the australian green tree frog or some people call it the dumpy frog. >> oh, look at how beautiful that thing is. >> it really is. absolutely gorgeous. then it just starts crawling over him. >> they will hide inside of mailboxes and use the sound to help louden their call to draw in the females. >> oh, no. >> that's adorable. >> crawled in his backpack like you have all kinds of fun adventures. maybe i want to go on some. they got it out. >> this may be one of the coolest tree frogs i have

plymouth white marsh, marissa is feels so strongly about keeping guns out of schools, she and classmatetarted an anti-gun violence club to get a dialogue started and potentially save lives. >> you should be safe. you shouldn't even think that you could get killed going to school >> it's scary that could happen anywhere and school shootings keep happening. no one can stop them >> the school has a lot of security measures in place to keep students safe holding regular drills what to do in case of an active shooter. as the story continues to unfold. fox 29 will stay on top of new enforcing for around the clock updates, head to the website at fox29.com. turning to weather, a live look outside in doylestown. rain in our area, scott this morning commute could get messy >> we're looking at showers lingering into the first part of the day tomorrow. before all is said and done about quarter to throw quarts of an inch of rain. ultimate doppler will take a tour you can see around philadelphia center city crossing over into sections of south jersey looking at the wet weather, north and west, lehigh

joining me now is cnn aviation and government regulation correspondent renee marsh.know, why have there been so many accidents lately? >> right. the one this weekend is the one investigators are focusing on. this was the amtrak train going from new york to miami. it essentially guides one train from one track to another. this was manually set to divert the train into the direct path of this freight train that was sitting on the track. the question this hour is why was it manually set to put the train on the path to collide with this freight train? that's what the ntsb is trying to get to the bottom of, but you mentioned this is one of four fatal amtrak crashes vovinvolvi amtrak trains since december. you had the situation in north carolina last week. in virginia there was that train accident that derailed. they were carrying congressional members. north carolina another incident where two people were killed and an suv was struck. and again in november december washington state. not a good span of time for amtrak to see this many incidents. >> renee marsh, thank you s

. >> i'm rene marsh in for christi paul. president trump spent more than a year calling it a hoax, witch-hunt, and total scam. now robert mueller has indicted 13 russians for interfering in the 2016 election. >> in the documents the department of justice claims that russians efforted in -- russians' efforts in the campaign are true. >>> and a stunning admission from the fbi. the bureau says it failed to act on a tip about the florida school shooter. some are asking could that tip have prevented the massacre that killed 17 students and teachers. we'll have more on the latest developments from florida in a moment. >>> we start with new charges, allegations and denials in the russian investigation. matthew chance is live in moscow. first, cnn white house correspondent abby phillips. you're here with us live. talk to us a little bit about the indictments and what is the white house's reaction to the indictments? >> good morning, 13 indictments against russian nationals makes it all but equivocal that russia interfered with the 2

allie hopes to be one of them marsh and could be helped and. the job has said ok we're going to win it no question and i mean doesn't she get a lot shot and so we have. to live it. was born in baghdad into a well to do family and lived a comfortable life. there i could i grew in was a country that had a law and order system running it was a dictatorship in the. usa. it was peaceful as long as you do not interfere with saddam hussein and his party's business. in nineteen ninety nine the young doctor and his colleagues was suddenly faced with the brutality of saddam hussein's regime was confronted with three bus loads of on the desert is scored by republican guards and by funny numbers and they ordered us to abandon the elected posts and start mutilating these army does it is by taking part of the ears off and that's when things changed. the head of the department refused openly and they took him outside to the car park and they put a bullet in his head. i was confronted with a decision would i. obey the commands and live with guilt for the rest

show on bbc one ina on the andrew marsh show on bbc one in a couple of hours.ns to university tuition fees in england with labor promising to get rid of them and the government saying it will look at the whole way in which they are charged and the interest rates and the period over which people are asked to pay them back. given that you normally hide out in westminster he would not all about this, more on the claims of connections between senior members of the labour party and certain secret agents back in the 1980s, and the sunday telegraph said the livingston, john mcdonnell and jeremy corbyn were part of a group of at least 15 senior labor figures who shared information with eastern bloc agents. it is claimed. jeremy corbyn himself has denied having any kind of formal relationship with anyone who was known to be a spine. i think there are a few more front—page headline the long that kind of things still to come. really? that would be my guess. it is 6:15 am let's check in with the weather. snowdrops in the yorkshire dales. is spring around the corner? things

one right around marsh road and also watching mass transit.e're seeing some delays for septa 102 because of some equipment problems. but other than that pap co, amtrak and transit all on time. >>> coming up next, the moment inside the stadium that the birds won it all and the season ticket holders who were there waiting for this very moment. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the original scent of tide >>> all right, many of us if not most of us across the philly region watched the eagles big win at hole.

and a while mcconnell's party lour a public all marsh all drifted to the extreme left but a small group is trying to save the socialist party teacher maxime bar you is among them he's a village councillor who is continuing the party's work at the grassroots level he strictly against forming an alliance with microphones party. today marco is a complete right winger as it would be makes right wing policies that benefit the super rich. at least in germany the young socialists position themselves against the grand coalition. with the young people were the only ones. they knew they'd have to sell their souls to govern with merkel. in leader made the challenge is convinced that the socialists have a future in france provided that the party undergoes a radical restructuring. before we debate our political agenda we must sort out how we'll reorganize the party internally. must support a german restaurant right next to the european commission customers come here to tuck into a slap up sausage supper and the latest subject to political debate one thing they agree on the lack of a working german g

s belonging to emanuel macross on marsh movement not only back to the idea but have reportedly been giving advice to the party's founders. has the details. this is really a brand new political party that's about to launch in the k. its goals are quite ambitious pledging to transform british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the brave people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall but all the get is a sore head while the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice from a coffee can or hear it from the helping hand coming from a manual much calls party the republic of march with advisers said to be at a recent meeting consulting about tactics and it's norm which one your girl friends was glad you came here like the west and like many other countries looking for hope because it was feeling despair i think and today truth increasing you can look at the future musical and i think the movement that chris and others i meet with when you use the future you

be better because of marshes to watch. what. ron said all right. let's have a how about were you scared of this house but if you're going to. talk to me every right. to a month or so we're going to try to organize a concert in a big stadium in kabul and they're actually taliban used to execute people a night before the concert. we got a message from government officials telling us there's a serious threat against this concert so we can't take a risk like that anymore because of people so i decided to go ahead and. hold the concert somewhere else somewhere smaller but the funniest part is that we even had quite a few protestants against this concert which gave them a last card that was us was. the most was the core of that was that was on the now was the day of the concerts that i was preparing to perform i had actually have myself to die i actually prayed. i. said to myself you know what today can be your last day and only people who came to attend the concert specially the ladies there were some of the ladies it was unbelievable they have come to

it's a natural paradise with protected marsh areas and rest species of plants and wildlife but how important is it to the hunters here to preserve the environment i've known only we used to sell the game or eat it ourselves but we've stopped doing that we want our children to see the water animals in the future with their own eyes focus on darien rock regularly as you lift up your local residents are burning down trees to clear land for farming the fly to our last stop the forest of good to me in tokyo. to the people in this area the forest is some who sent. their head out into the woods following their priests in the procession they believe that cults of the forest can shield them from sickness and protect them from evil the priests of always kept a close watch on the forest. but now they have the support of a local environmental group that. they hope to reforest some areas and set up a patrol. to run i don't quite well give it a greater stretch to the forest are clearing and farming. my classroom and it that way but then by. their working together to fight poaching forest burning and timbe

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klein is demanding a marsh punishment for a delaware man who broke often a piece of a statue at the franklin institute. michael rohana was at an ugly sweater party in december. federal authorities say he broke off a piece of the warrior's thumb and put it in his pocket. the statue was on loan from china and worth $4.5 million. county officials say they want the 24-year-old to be harshly punished and demanding compensation for the damage. >>> president trump is slowing his support behind one of his biggest critics, he's endorsing mitt romney in his run for u.s. senate. the president tweeted last night, mitt romney has announced he's running for senate for the wonderful state of utah. he will make a great senator and he has my full support. that's quite a turn around for both men. trump said the massachusetts governor had choked like a dog with his failed bid against president obama. and romney called trump a phony. >>> and potholes are popping up everywhere. you see them on the roads. we saw the casualties at the auto and tire repair in northeast philadelphia. cracked and broken rims, tired d

the crash happened saturday morning on marsh creek road in brentwood.h directions for some time. the condition of the driver is unknown this morning. ( marty ) in the east bay... it was an accident that could have ended his life. a suspect rammed officer tom brown's patrol car in the summer of 2016, leaving the walnut creek officer with severe injuries. but he battled back and returned to work full-time on friday. justine waldman was there for his triumphant return to duty. 19 months agon, walking back to his patrol car seemed impossible for walnut creek officer tom brown, n july of 2016, a suspect he was after intentionally drove into his patrol head-on. sot my brain could think he is going to hit me but i didn't have time to move out of the waythe crash crushed his right left. it took 52 staples to close it, and three surgeries. plus he broke his left hand, nose and two ribs. sot the surgeon told me i might not be able to keep my leg because of the damage officer brown tells me, it's been a long road to recovery. without the help of his fellow officer

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