mr davis may have been laughing, but jacob rees—mogg was certainly not and he said mr davis needed toa member of the eu after march 2019 next year. mr davis said he was relaxed about the transition deal. what was important was the ends deal. he may be relaxed but a lot of brexiteers most certainly not relaxed. norman, thank you. a number of people knocked to the ground during the alleged finsbury park mosque attack have been telling a court about the moment when a van mounted the kerb and crashed into a group of muslims. darren 0sborne is accused of deliberately driving a van into worshippers in north london lastjune, killing one person. he denies murder and attempted murder. daniel sandford is following the case at woolwich crown court. yes, i have to apologise for them very bad weather at the moment, but we have had a series of witnesses in statement form and giving live evidence describing the moment of the finsbury park attack. they describe how a 51—year—old man, makram ali, collapsed before the attack, but he was awake and responding, one witness told the court. they then heard

mr. davis: thank you, madam speaker. i rise to pay tribute to a dear friend, justice william cousins, who passed away a couple days ago at the age of 90. bill was a former member of the chicago city council. called an independent alderman. a circuit court judge. and an appellate court justice. who always sought fairness. he was a gentleman, a scholar, a harvard graduate. we commend him for his public service. i thank you very much, madam speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. every year over 14,000 people

that the uk will be outmanured >> i worked with him twice as a minister, he will run rings around mr. davise're in deep trouble as a country because of lack of direction in the government. and not exactly stating what the end game is after we leave there's this refusal of the cabinet to have a discussion about what it is we're seeking to achieve 27 will stay very strong, they'll stay very strong because they do not want to be 26 so we'll not get an easy deal out of this. >> another critic of therese ma may's handling is tread president-elect trump. he said the uk needs to be, quote, tougher, with the eu in the divorce toalks he also promised britain a great trade deal once it's departed from the european union. >>> speaking of toughness, ruling in favor of bombardier, in a dispute with boeing and bombardier had sold its jets into the u.s. market below costs but they claim two subsidies from canadian and british governments. the trade commission is tasked with deciding whether bombardier could be or have been harmed by that deal. the 3% recommended by the trump administration will not be app

mr. davisreviously has said he was quite comfortable with that idea, but now that this argument has erupted in the conservative party, you will now hear mr. davis try to modify the language little bit to try to show that the uk's and just going to accept everything that the eu demands, and we've still got a little bit of sway in the argument. is, as we see the details emerge, it is going to be the deal that the eu tends to offer and then the real attention turns to what is the actual final brexit deal looking like, what is that trade agreement that is going to carry the u.k. after the transition ends. mark: there's been pushback from october to december. david: that they gets pushed back and we saw the house approved phase one last year. he is pushing that deadline. mark: has to give them more wiggle room. the u.k. government hasn't yet said what they want the final deal to look like. we're going to have to hear more of that over the next few weeks. the reason we haven't heard that is because t

it tells me mr. davis must somebody lined up namely gruden. reelo brought structure and will to rain but his choices brought him first game in l.a. this is kind of raiders season in a quarter, melvin gordon jack can't believe it. has no idea what's to come. longest drive of the year, only took four ties it at little too late. davis liked that. mood is going to change the raiders take the lead put up 23 strait. pass, and the chargers it 30-10. expected this to end like jack del rio handles the dignity. i spoke to mark davis after game. mark let me know that he's going to be bringing me he told me he loved me and all that i did to this program going in the direction, but that he the need to change. told him how much i the opportunity he me and i mean that. very grateful. is my childhood team. it's a results business, i understand that. the niners team are the team in the nfl, beating the garafalo has set the tone 2018 which cannot get here enough. goff taking a week off. just goodwin reverses back jimmy j. him. he's had a tough year. here. you w

but mr davis played down rifts within his own party over europe, insisting there was ‘no difference'nd theresa may. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. in teesside today, the brexit secretary was trying to calm troubled waters. surrounded by businesses dependent on eu trade, he promised certainty and continuity when we leave. david davis set out the government's plans for a transition period of up to two years after brexit. this is a bridge to a new future partnership, where crucially the united kingdom is outside the single market and outside of the customs union. he said for business there would be no dramatic change, but the uk would start to talk trade with other countries, all to be negotiated with the eu, but for now it's comments by his cabinet colleague that are causing problems. the chancellor said there could be very modest changes in eu relations. if the cabinet can't agree on its position, how can you possibly negotiate with brussels? look, i'm in politics, and people debate, and they have different views. there's a diversity of views on this subject, in all

mr hammond and mr davis will remind germany its firms need access to london's financial markets.he bosses of barclays, insurance giant aviva and goldman sachs international are thought to be among up to 15 top finance chiefs meeting prime minister theresa may later. she will be trying to reassure them the uk will remain a vibrant financial sector after brexit. there will be tough talks ahead. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, has been clear britain cannot cherry—pick which benefits of eu membership to keep, and there will be no special deal for its financial sector. it is a concern echoed by the head of the german—british chamber of commerce, who spoke to the bbc late on wednesday. i think they're trying to get the best deal for britain. whether they will succeed remains to be seen, because from the german government's point of view, and also from the european union's point of view, yes, of course individual deals might help individual businesses. but for germany and the eu, it's also important that the single market remains intact, and therefore it will be difficult to

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> robert mueller's investigation took a big step over the past week. >> today we learned that investigators have interviewed attorney general jeff sessions. >> reporter: this is really a key step, because this is the first time a member of president trump's cabinet has been brought in for questioning. president trump's says he is not worried about investigators interviewing attorney general jeff sessions in the russia election interference probe. he was grilled for several hours last week. they are trying to determine if anyone involved with president trump coordinated with the russians before the election and whether the

it tells me mr. davis must have somebody lined up for coach, namely jon gruden.ght this team a structure and will to win but his cordinator choices brought him down. taking on the chargers. this is the kind of raiders season in a nutshell. melvin gordon fumbled, bounces right to keenan allen. he'll finish it off with a touchdown. coach jack can't believe it. he has no idea what's coming. raiders longest drive of the year. only took four plays. derek carr to amari cooper. 87 yard touchdown. this game is tied at 7. marc davis in a good mood here as we speak. but chargers put up 23 straight. phillip rivers finishes it off with a td pass to travis benjamin. nobody expected it to end like this from 12-4 to 6-10. afterwards jack del rio dealt with his firing. >> spoke to marc davis after the game. and marc let me know that he's not going to be bringing me back, and so he told me loved me and appreciated all that i did, you know, to kind of get this program going in the right direction, but that he felt the need to change. i told him how much i appreciated the opportuni

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it tells me mr. davis must have somebody lined up for his next head coach.peculation is jon gruden. del rio is what the team needed when he arrived with structure and a will to win. but his coordinator choices brought him down. >>> raiders first game in l.a. in 20 years. first quarter, chargers will fumble. bounces right to keenan allen and he finishes it off with a touchdown. jack can't believe it. there's a lot more he's not going to believe after this game. raiders longest drive of the year took four plays. derek carr to amari cooper. 87 yard touchdown. tied at seven. mark davis in a good mood here early in the game. but after the raiders take the lead on a field goal, chargers put up 23 straight. philip rivers finishes it off. 62-yard td pass to travis benjamin. nobody expected it to end like this. from 12-4 to 6-10. afterwards jack del rio with the stunning news. >> i spoke with mark davis after the game, and mark let me know that he's not going to be bringing me back. and so he told me he loved me and appreciated all that i did to, you know, to kind of

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids!the c-h-p releases dramatic video and a very clear warning.... to those thinking >>> tonight at 6:00, on the hunt for drunk drivers. a very clear warning for those thinking they can drink and dre the the crackdown jus got under way. that story and more coming up at 6:00. >> that's scary. >>> after more than a year of testing, amazon opened its doors on the new no-checker stores in seattle. sensors around the store track what you put in your cart. when you want to leave, you just leave. no cashier. they charge you for what you take. the company is still unclear when or if it will open another one of these checkerless stores. >>> well, jeff ranieri and i were former gross row stocery s baggers. >> is that true? >> yeah. >> that's great! >> i did it all. >> you'd be out of a job. >> i'd be out of the a job. you have to have people working at the store. >> i know. >>> let's talk about our weather and the changes coming. >> so many. and who is going to talk on the intercom, cleanup on 5. >>

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> new at 11:00, you may wear sunglasses when it's sunny but some residents in a community is wearing them to block out overly bright new street lights. >> yeah, they catch your attention. we have the story from san rafel. >> you can see how it blinded me in any eyes. >> reporter: she said that this street light took her by surprise when one night last month, it lit up her street. >> i was upset. i was upset. because i love the night. >> reporter: she and 100 other residents have complained how bright and white the new l.e.d.s are compared to the yellow lights. >> the neighbors are noticing the different. >> reporter: this is the director of public works, he said that the city took out an $800,000 loan to pay for the street lights. so far, 2400 have been installed. he said that wherever neighbors have complained about the l.e.d.s, the city may install dimmers or light shields. >> if a light is shining back from the street light to someone's house, putting a shield behind the light wi

mrs. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, a precocious 10-year-old named stella reminded me yesterday that we teach our children in kindergarten that it doesn't matter who starts a problem, what counts is that we end it. she asked me how it is that once we become adults we omehow forget that basic lesson. looking at washington right now i didn't have a good answer for her or for my many constituents who are frustrated by this shutdown. just because the president and some in the congress aren't doing their jobs, doesn't mean our federal workers should not be able to do theirs. so what do we need? we need real commitment and compromise not more partisan rhetoric like we have heard today. we have to get this done, get it done right, and get it done soon. our national security, our federal work force, and those that serve our country in uniform are dreamers and all of depending ents are on us. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek re

it tells me mr. davis must have somebody lined up for his next head coach.peculation is jon gruden. del rio is what the team needed when he arrived with structure and a will to win. but his coordinator choices brought him down. >>> raiders first game in l.a. in 20 years. first quarter, chargers will fumble. bounces right to keenan allen and he finishes it off with a touchdown. jack can'tan't believe it. there's a lot more he's not going to believe after this game. raiders longest drive of the year took four plays. derek carr to amari cooper. 87 yard touchdown. tied at seven. mark davis in a good mood here early in the game. but after the raiders take the lead on a field goal, chargers put up 23 straight. philip rivers finishes it off. 62-yard td pass to travis benjamin. nobody expected it to end like this. from 12-4 to 6-10. afterwards jack del rio with the stunning news. >> i spoke with mark davis after the game, and mark let me know that he's not going to be bringing me back. and so he told me he loved me and appreciated all that i did to, you know, to kin

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mr hammond and mr davis will remind germany its firms need access to london's financial markets. bosses of barclays, insurance giant aviva and goldman sachs international are thought to be among up to 15 top finance chiefs meeting prime minister theresa may later. she will be trying to reassure them the uk will remain a vibrant financial sector after brexit. there will be tough talks ahead. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, has been clear britain cannot cherry—pick which benefits of eu membership to keep and there will be no special deal for its financial sector. soa so a pretty busy day when it comes to brexit. i'm joined by the lawyer miriam gonzalez, who specialises in international trade and government regulation at the law firm dechert llp. nice to see you, good morning. what are you expecting to be achieved to date? if we start with bill hader and david davis in germany, in germany right now they are pretty busy trying to form a government if nothing else. —— if we start with philip hammond. they have detected there is a lack of emphasis from the other side of the

a labour committee member asked mr davis what would actually happen during that period. what the outcome is as long as one, it does not require us to meet some of the other duties. we are happy to accept the ec] for that period, there will be questions about what happens about subsequent laws. so it‘s got to be bespoke. one of the things i said earlier was that these guidelines are negotiating guidelines they‘re just that, not the and and we are taking a different stance. just in case... what i don‘t want the country to be sucked into something that is not an implication period that an extension. that is the point. the conservative eurosceptic, jacob rees—mogg, followed up on the issue of the ecj, the european court ofjustice. on march 2019, the uk is subject to the european court ofjustice, and takes new rules relating to the single market and is paying into the european budget, are we not? not a vassal state? no we are not, not today, you might think... we have representative on the court ofjustice and i don‘t. we are transitioning from one state to another. and you ca

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. [ indistinct conversation ] david: i really want to. i've buried stories before, james. i can't do it again. david: and here i was thinking that you'd called this meeting begrudgingly. wait. what? i said i thought you'd called the meeting begrudgingly. you thought i called this meeting? what's with all the whispering? [ silenced gunshot ] [ grunts ] [ silenced gunshot ] [ gasps ] [ gunshot ]

mr davis was speaking in london at the same time as his european counterpart took to the podium in brusselshat the transition period would transfer the uk from rule maker to rule taker. during a transition period, if decisions are taken by the eu 27, which are not acceptable to the united kingdom, what action can the uk government take? translation: the uk asked for this transition period, giving it full access to the single market to provide stability for business. we're agreeing to that, but to benefit from the single market, the uk has to accept our rules. single market a la carte is just not possible. mr barnier said the uk would have to respect rulings by the european court ofjustice and would not be allowed to enter into new trade deals with other countries. and there are more possible flash points. duration — the eu says the transition should last a total of 21 months. the uk may want more time. freedom of movement — brussels insists eu citizens have the right to move to the uk and apply for permanent residency throughout the transition period. 0bserver status — the uk will have to p

it has already raised more than 12,000 pounds. which includes financial services. while mr davis is visitingn both sides of the channel. safeguards in place. of commerce here in london. thanks very much for coming in. laying out what they want, what do you make of it? you make of it? britain, whether they will succeed remains to be seen. remains to be seen. market stays intact and therefore it will be difficult to these deals. will be difficult to these deals. and also the business world but that might be an option. might be an option. it remains to be seen whether they will succeed. seen whether they will succeed. financial services, they are pretty nervous. nervous. once britain is no longer part of the eu. the eu. financial services are vital, to point out the risk of contagion? point out the risk of contagion? to the rule book that will be difficult to stick to. difficult to stick to. countries that sort of trade to flourish? flourish? trade by definition cuts both ways. both ways. think the eu is less willing to compromise on that front. compromise on that front. do you approach post—ma

but mr davis played down rifts within his own party over europe, insisting there was "no difference"llor and theresa may. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. in teesside today, the brexit secretary was trying to calm troubled waters. surrounded by businesses dependent on eu trade, he promised certainty and continuity when we leave. david davis set out the government's plans for a transition period of up to two years after brexit. this is a bridge to a new future partnership, where crucially the united kingdom is outside the single market and outside of the customs union. he said for business there would be no dramatic change, but the uk would start to talk trade with other countries, all to be negotiated with the eu. but for now it's comments by his cabinet colleague causing problems. the chancellor said there could be very modest changes in eu relations. if the cabinet can't agree on its position, how can you possibly negotiate with brussels? look, i'm in politics, and people debate, and they have different views. there's a diversity of views on this subject, in all pa

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids!his isn't your tripcal dance troop. they have been on talent dance competition and even performed at the olympics. >> and tomorrow night they are coming to san jose. jonathan bloom has a look at the group. >> reporter: the internet is abuzz. the group that performs this dance number with 24 drones and drones are just the beginning. >> performing with ipads and other connected things. >> things is the title of the program. they are using things, lasers, drones, three dimensional objects. >> reporter: all to have an artistic conversation about what those things mean to us. >> we have these personal attachments. >> >> reporter: san jose will be the first stop on their u. tour. these light up cubes are among the many things that come with the dancers from tokyo along with a full staff to operator. >> 12 people on tour and five people on stage. drone >> these different groups that we are presenting in the series have melded the technology with their story telling. >> reporter: 11 play has p

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but mr davis tried to play down rifts within the conservative party over europe, insisting there is "etween himself, the chancellor and the prime minister over brexit. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. in teesside today the brexit secretary was trying to calm troubled waters. surrounded by businesses dependent on eu trade, he promised certainty and continuity when we leave. david davis set out the government's plans for a transition period of up to two years after brexit. this is a bridge to a new future partnership, where crucially the united kingdom is outside the single market and outside of the customs union. he said for business there would be no dramatic change, but the uk would start to talk trade with other countries, all to be negotiated with the eu, but for now it's comments by his cabinet colleague that is causing problems. the chancellor said there could be very modest changes in eu relations. if the cabinet can't agree on its position, how can you possibly negotiate with brussels? look, i'm in politics, and people debate, and they have different views. the

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! ♪ noah! olivia! it's been a while.s ] i saw that sit-down you did on dominique strauss khan. nicely done. thank you. what's going on? [ inhales deeply ] we're gonna have to push the interview. olivia. we just need an extra hour or so. it's live. i'm not at liberty to discuss it, but the president is in an important meeting,

mr davis said that a strictly time—limited transition, during which britain kept its access to the singleor business. labour has accused ministers of being in disarray over brexit, after downing street distanced itself from the chancellor's suggestion that changes after brexit would be modest. our political correspondent iain watson is in westminster. it has been quite a 2k hours or so when it comes to the topic of brexit? that's right. the government position has been set out in this transition or implementation period as you were talking about, two years roughly that take place immediately after brexit in march 2019 and what david davis was trying to say that there is government unity around some of those objectives but he is also trying to reassure people in his own party who campaigned very strongly to leave the european union, because some things will be exactly the same, freedom of movement, a role for the european court ofjustice, movement, a role for the european court of justice, and movement, a role for the european court ofjustice, and yours once trade deals to be signed to con

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> we knew that he was trouble. unfortunately, these are the consequences of his actions. >> we are hearing from the relatives. >> today, he was in the courtroom to face charges. we learned that the suspect and the victim's family share a relationship. outside the court, the mother said that she is heartbroken over what happened. her son is a distant relative of the girls that he is a killed -- accused of killing. he allegedly killed the 4-year- old on the right and the 2-year- old when he ran a red light and plowed into a truck driven by the girls mother according to authorities. he was trying to get away from a sheriff's deputy when he smashed into a truck. >> it is unacceptable that they would flee from police and killed those children. a younger sister -- a younger sister of the defendant said that the girls are related to her brother. and it makes the situation more tragic. >> it is a family that has been struck by a tragedy and there's nothing you could say or do to bring them back. he abuse drugs and hung out

mr. davis. then finally everyone's allowed into the garden and admired the works on display they're not for sale today but the artists are content with the recognition that gets and the feeling of having an impact like the painter of this picture. i want to express the pain of all afghans particularly that is that women who've been suffering for so long from oppression of course i'm criticized for this not least by the less well educated they ask why i'm doing this and why i'm criticizing our country they don't realize that by doing this i'm raising understanding for our country around the world are like a hammer says i'm sorry and also say. there's no abstract modern art to the paintings are either purely decorative or they're striking in an easily accessible way. the garden is funded by donations from other countries it has a budget to offer around one hundred euros a month through. the garden of peace and hope is thriving. and i'm responsible for discarding my responsibility is that what i ha

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids!ideo gives you a heart-stopping like at the mudslide in montecito. the cruiser was being washed away until the officers were able to safely drive away from the mud. really scary. their this is a drone's perspective of some of the damage left behind. two people are still missing, a toddler and teenager, 28 people have died. >> what goes through my mind are the people who died across the street because they couldn't get out. the water was so forceful that during the night, i think they were sound asleep and probably drowned. >> that woman says it will cost her around $500,000 to repair the damage done to her home. she like many of her neighbors are determined to rebuild. >>> abc 7 was in mill valley after a tree fell onto a house. the people who live here got out safely and brought in a tree company to chop up and clear away that tree. >>> well, it is what skiers and snowboarders have all been waiting for, and that is a healthy helping of snowfall on the sierra in time for the weekend. >

and mrs. davis, for this opportunity. i used it to get phone calls from al davis at 3 am. now i get them from mark davis at 3 am. but i want to thank you for this opportunity from the bottom of my heart. i want to thank you, cindy, my wife and my three sons, for supporting me in going after this opportunity. and it takes a family effort, i think, to be all in on something like this. and i'd also really like to thank all of the rater players that are here today. i saw charles woodson. brady fumbled that ball. tim brown, howie long, eric allen, jerry rice, jim otto, ted hendricks -- it's about the people for me. and that's a big reason that i'm here today. obviously, this is very emotional for me. i never wanted to leave the raiders. i never thought i'd be back. but here i am and i'm ready to get to work. and i just want to say that there's really four major reasons that i'm here coaching today. number one, i love all. i love the players that play it. i love the preparation. i love the journey. i love football. and i love th

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids!ense. >> a young talented team minnesota. they are in the conversation. the warriors the top of the town. it has to be disheartening for the rest of the lead. you see the warriors did what they did tonight. you cannot beat them. you are not going to beat them in a seven game series. as steph curry and all-star for sure. the warriors get off to a great start. kd a fresh looking andre --. 10 points off the bench. kd 11 assist. you are not going to guard me. i will let it loose from 35 feet. one of his 5 three's of the night. look at the passing. on selfish. deep 3. from the corner. 28 points 11 assist 10 rebounds. curry loses his dribble. kd to a wide open klay thompson who was seven of nine for 25 points. here comes the dagger. it is kd getting the ball out nicely. iggy to steph curry. roll the credits. this thing is over. 126-113. golden state 39-10.>>> the discussion centered around the all-star selection. steve curry -- look at his team. they will be reserves on that team. after the

jefferson was reburied in metairie and then in hollywood in 1893 after mrs. davis chose this site for the family burying ground. the sons of confederate veterans celebrate the birthday with cannons, guns and flags. >> we're finishing our tour of the hollywood cemetery at the president's circle. a tomb of james monroe, our fifth president, is at the center. he was born in westmoreland county, virginia, had a home near charlottesville called ash lawn and was a veteran of the american revolution. the tomb of james monroe has been out for a year and a half being restored, assembled and erupted in 1858. over the years it deteriorated and had to be taken down because 40% of it had to be recast. reassembling of the monroe relic. this was designed by albert. richmonder and built in philadelphia. james monroe the fifth was reburied in hollywood in 1858. he died 27 years earlier and buried at marble cemetery in new york. during the 1850s the general asemi-pli of virginia was trying to honor our revolutionary statesmen by bringing them back to virginia. the monroe family gave

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids!king live now at the golden gate bridge. officials say that stepped-up security has helped to prevent a number of suicides. late last year, the business district added five officers to watch for people who appear to be going to jump. they say this appears to be saving lives. this comes at a time when the number of people that come to the bridge to hard himself is on the rise. there has been about a 25% increase. patrol officers handled the situation very carefully. >> they will start with just saying hello and then they would try to make a personal connection with them and talk about their lives and the reason they may out here and what they may be going through to make them want to end their lives. >> the suicide rate on the bridge has stayed the same at about 33 last year. as for the suicide barrier, the bridge district said they will be installing the metal struts to hold the nets this summer and it should be completed in january 2021. >>> it is a program that is building a relation

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! at an in-n- out burger is more lucrative than you might think. the company confirmed that their restaurant managers make on average hundred $60,000 a year. that is triple the average in the fast food industry. in a statement, the company said the managers are responsible for overseeing all aspects at that operation and keeping to the company high standards. >> maybe all of the double doubles you can eat. >>> nominees for the academy awards were announced this morning. >> there was a few surprises and here is our reporter with the recap. >> reporter: hollywood was honoring the top films of the year at the nominations. an romantic aquatic movie lease away. nine films are up for best picture. the others are call me by your name, darkest hour, get out, lady bird, and three billboards outside of epping, missouri. some is stored location -- nominations shows that greta gerwig becomes the fifth woman ever to get a best director nomination for lady bird. also up for directing was this man for

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! public schools adopting a policy on lead in drinking water. a problem that will cost millions to fix. the number of campuses that have tested positive to lead has climbed to more than 40. live at the school board meeting where activists push for zero tolerance.>> reporter: oakland has been sampling water at the school sites since summer 2016 repairing and replacing problem plumbing when they find it. critics say they are not moving fast or aggressively enough to get the lead out.>> reporter:>> it is time to declare this a public health crisis. a public health emergency.>> reporter: lead on the agenda at the school board. children's health the underlying issue. there is no save lead level for kids and sustained exposure can cause growth and learning defects that are irreversible.>> all the kids should be encouraged to be tested. it might be led that is causing the problem they are having. get out front. don't be afraid of it.>> reporter: since problems emerged the district has been tes

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just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids!a richmond police officer is back home tonight after he was run over during a weekend sideshow.>> today we learned that the police have arrested 218-year-olds who gets their car and then tried to report that the car had been stolen. our reporter tells us the suspected driver is now facing an attempted murder charge. >> reporter: dramatic cell phone video taken by a bystander shows a black sedan speeding up and then slamming into a richland police car who was standing in the street. that officer had responded to breakup a large sideshow early sunday morning near marina bay parkway. the driver who hit him sped off and the eight year veteran was left with head trauma along with bums and bruises. but the richland police chief said this could have had a much different outcome. >> you are using a -- an automobile traveling at high speed to hit another person. the automobile is a deadly weapon. it is a serious injury or death that could result. >> reporter: last night, the police arrested the

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just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! key. that is the claim in a new lawsuit f >>> segregating beauty products behind a lock and key. that is the claim in a new lawsuit filed against walmart. during a recent trip to walmart in southern california, she found butte products used by african-american had been locked up. but all of the other products were easily available. after waiting for an employee to unlock the case and get her products, she said she was escorted to the cash register and high-profile attorney gloria allred filed the lawsuit and said if they are worried about security, they should lock up all of the products. >> what is appears to be racial profiling of african-american customers must end. we think that it perpetuates a racial stereo type that african-american customers should be suspected of being thieves and criminals. >> she said they are seeking an undisclosed amount against walmart and walmart has not commented on the lawsuit. >>> while the race is on to see who will win the right to restore a possess of

just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! sailing the seas day and night.hey knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky or the way their boats rocked. that's how the waves and stars would speak to them. guide them. sometimes, you can find your way in the world, by getting lost in it. let your legend begin at aulani, a one-of-a-kind disney resort in hawaii and so i, i realized that i loved being on stage. and i loved to act. i loved to sing. ♪ look out because here i come >> now you are confident. there you go. >> reporter: that love of performing and affection for this music educator award winner is why the students are up before dawn, every day. >> if there were no band, then i would only see ms. salgaro one day a week. but then i would rather see her for the whole week. >> they come to school for music. they do. >> they come to school for you. >> yeah. >> what does that mean to you? >> no one has ever put it that way. i would love for them to think back of their time here, not remember, i wake up early for band practice. i want the

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