then as now opal has long put a premium on creativity. the g.t. . experimental is its latest vision this compact s.u.v. concept is intended to set the tone for future series production models. designed to feed him anglish says the revamped front end is a highlight called the opal visor it features a single panel housing the badge and other elements like the daytime running lights emphasized the car's lines instead of a traditional radiator grille the panel is a tag that will integrate sensors radar lights and other technical features you'll see in a car like this in the future. the rear hinged rear doors are a real eye catcher the g t x experimentalists looking to make a splash with a bold exterior traditional kind of lines in the body work for example of the hood trunk and doors are reduced to a minimum. and i think of three home anglers says the concept car features what opal calls the pure panel with its h.m.i. elements in the middle it's very pared down all the latest technology and information is at the drivers and the passengers fingertips oth

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. >> this is a boulder opal.his woman is a boulder opal miner and she says to find and extract a opal like this is very, very exciting for her. they say they do this ethically. >> it looks like caribbean water. >> it reminds me of something that would be in a storybook. >> yeah. >> this is gem-grade quality so they will make jewelry out of it. >>> so what do you think's in this drawer? >> bees? >> yes. >> no way. >> this is a honeycomb with a bunch of bees around it. somebody opened their drawer and found this. like how do you not know this is forming in the house? >> what happened? did they leave it there? >> i have a feeling that it was eventually removed. >> that's hard >> dad's hit the stage with their darling little girls. >> this is filling my heart with joy and love. >> how they pull off the most adorable daddy/daughter dance ever. next. >>> and the biggest, fuzziest bowl game's gearing up for a major milestone. >> i'm super super super super zbe guest is going to be back at the bowl. (heavy rain) ♪ ♪ ♪ ho

opal from hampton, my name is opal and my husband kenny is an inspector with the f.d.a. as you know, he has been unable to go to work for the past few weeks. i'm writing to you to keep our story and our situation at the forefront of your agenda. please continue to push for our congressional leaders to get the government open. it's really hard to explain to our 9-year-old why daddy isn't going to work, and why mom and dad are having trouble paying their bills. this shutdown is wrong, and i feel that it's also wrong for federal employees to not be able to go to work because a person some people elected president wants an extreme form of security. please, sir, reopen the government. many people's lives are at stake. daniel from arlington. i'm a furloughed employee at the department of commerce. my income is stopped. i have become aware that i will soon be responsible to make payments for my family's health care, my life insurance, and other benefits that are normal paycheck deductions so now i have no income plus these unbudgeted expenses. i have some hard decisions now wit

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so on way to the market i see again like calling again for the new elections we have seen how the opal seizure has been on their mind a lot of political leaders are imprisoned right now so talking about the opposition in venezuela is a very difficult one because we don't have a phase a man said straight now s. not just solely that wealthy people they're wealthy people or the middle class is also the poor people freedom from by this well from the evidence well and prices from the political economic crisis who was created by the nicolas maduro gold arm and saw it is a message that everybody wants a change in venezuela a change of government. and the southwest of colombia community leaders and human rights advocates are being killed at a rate of one every three of them targeted by armed groups fighting for control of land to cultivate drugs but the rate of killings as an increased sense the government signed a peace deal with dark rebels two years ago as the any reports of. hundreds of dinners indigenous people attend the funeral of. a young community leader he's there late is the founder

ok it is actually a very difficult question to answer because we have seen how the opal seashell has been on their mind a lot of political leaders are imprisoned right now so talking about the opposition in venezuela is a very difficult one because we don't have a phase a man said right now bob i worked last week i just came from lima from pay two and you can see venezuelans everywhere impaired or why it's not just solidly that wealthy people they're wealthy people or the middle class it's also the poor people freedom from by this well or from the asylum crisis from the political economic crisis who was created by the nicolas mother will go over him and so it is a message that everybody wants a change in venezuela a change of government because what's happening in venezuela is clearly affecting so many other countries sunshine thank you so much for joining us from washington d.c. re appreciate it dozens of people have been killed in the latest ethnic violence and central park in a faso seven people died when our men attacked the village of your core. mostly of the mostly ethnicity an

. >>> today's tip of the day is opal apples. they came out and i think last year during the season. these apples are so underated. the flavor is out of this world. they look like a golden delicious apple. let me tell you, the texture is completely different. almost like a gala, fuji, golden delicious all mi's , it' when you go to the feel of it you think it may not be that crispy inside. let me tell you it really is. and the texture is out of this world, like i said. when you buy them, this beautiful dark yellow color all the way around. when you bring them home you gotta make sure you store it in a refrigerator, take them out when you want to enjoy this. you gotta give them a try. will you be pleasantly surprised. i'm tony fresh grocer, eat fresh and stay healthy, i washed this one, watch this. crispy. good. coming up tonight at 5:00 pro life students claiming theyofy art gallery because of their views. encounter caught on camera and how the gallery is responding today. we'll have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. >>> and that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. >>

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overall gave to them it's not independence because it's going to be like hands controlled by customs and opal they're. in but almost as specifically stated there to all major questions have to be consulted with consent to know paul it's also auditors also stated so they're exposed to noble will have opportunities thirty eight are holy sites parishes and monasteries are there it's direct control of the ukrainian church is forbidden to have its sole empiricists abroad etc etc etc so it's independent of polio in the name but really it is controlled by consumption. see it as a part of all all all it's like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian forces that was believers believe or are being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. that is a from i'll be back to top the hour with more news to watch march international stay with us. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness

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overall gave to them it's not independence because it's going to be like hands controlled by customs and opal they're. in almost as specifically stated there to all major questions have to be consulted with consent to nobble it also auditors also stated so they're exposed to noble all have up to thirty eight of holy sites parishes and monasteries are there it's direct control of the ukrainian church it is forbidden to have its own parish is too broad etc etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of war all out like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian forces there was believers who are being poured being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. now this week germany's interior minister demanded tougher laws and on migrants and asylum seekers after a migrant gang brutally attacked passers by including children. good to hear said law not to i've been asked for months already to make the deporta

overall gave to them it's not independence because it's going to be like hands controlled by customs and opal they're. in almost as specifically stated there to all major questions have to be consulted with consent to know paul it's also odd it is also stated so they have to consider noble all have opportunities thirty eight are holy sites parishes and monasteries under its direct control of the ukrainian church it is forbidden to have its own parish it's a broad etc etc etc so it's independent of only in the name but really it is controlled by consent and. see it as a part of all all all it's like war old russian company and a portion of the church has been mixed the religion has been mixed into into into the politics nobody thinks about the rights of ukrainian or so there was believers who are being are being persecuted and will be persecuted even harsher. by that as of my colleague collin brail be heard about just under thirty two minutes with a fresh look at your new stay with us this is our international. what politicians do. he put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so

oval from hampton, my name is opal and my husband kenny is an inspector with the fda.a. he's been unable to go to work for the past two weeks. i'm writing to you to keep our story and our situation at the forefront of your agenda. please continue to push for our congressional leaders to get the government reopened. it's really hard to explain to our nine-year-old why daddy isn't going to work. and why mom and dad are having trouble paying their bills. >> this shutdown is wrong and i feel it's also wrong for federal employees to not be able to go to work because a person some peopleat elected president wants security. please reopen the ongovernment. many people's lives are at stake . danielfrom arlington . i'm a furloughed employee and my income has stopped. i've become aware i will soon be responsible to make payments or my families health care, my life insurance and other benefits for normal paycheck deductions so now i have no income, plus these unbudgeted expenses. i have some hard decisions y'now with regard to paying my rent, paying for my families health care and p

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percent in the past decade few greeks are in any position to take advantage of opportunities jumpstart opal us al-jazeera athens. enter our website whether his house is there dot com take a look when you get a moment al-jazeera dot com. look at the headlines for you right now on al jazeera. says the partial u.s. government shutdown could last for more than a year if he doesn't get funding for a wall along the u.s. border with mexico is threatening to use emergency powers of congress doesn't meet his demands. the southern border is a dangerous horrible disaster we've done a great job but you can't really do the kind of job we have to do on unless you have a major powerful barrier and that's what we're going to have to have but we could call a national emergency and build it very quickly and some other way of doing it but if we can do it through a negotiated process we're giving that a shot. heads to the middle east next week the murder of journalist is expected to be on the agenda when he meets saudi leaders will also be seeking to reassure allies after president trump's announcement to with

i would like to her like there off the opal see shown that despite all all its there is steve there that fight all the efforts off the government their mother what a lot of them and they'll creepers the opposition to him pretty soon then he errs the cult all day they don't have any rule like protest ourselves and the out of the way out of fighting for to change the go back to their will cut out the. immensely ok but as far as the elections concerned don't you accept that they were conducted in a reasonable way and so therefore it was with. the rightful president. no no this is what i am trying to say that i have not transpired and free elections because the opposition never thought part of all of this election it was actually elections are more know are people who were supporting my the model so actually it was something that it was not free and as fighting see it less of but also as it was not free and transparency that's why or people in the international community broadly not the whole international community but the western world they they consider that the mother has said the state

now it's up to two players to find a majority in the greek parliament to ratify the deal jumpstart opals al-jazeera afghans still ahead on al-jazeera play she's tear gas to disperse protesters in sudan her refusing to back down from their demands. making mexico home why thousands of haitians are settling down near the u.s. border. and sparkle here from our favor of the says the sport has taken a big hit ahead of the year's first grand slam tournament. binny's pink skies by the time hot. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello again it's good to have you back well here across china over the next few days we can expect to see more in terms of clouds and rain in some locations or the next few days you can see right now we're not looking too bad on the satellite image but in terms of the clouds here on monday mostly cloudy conditions for many locations across the central parts down towards hong kong it is going to be a little bit cooler day for you at twenty two degrees but here we go on tuesday more rain across the central regions we do have a developing low rate here you can see th

but they have not done so and they have not the filter task to opal the treaty. ♪ >> we recognize the and i've been very clear on this that the independence of the central bank is sacrosanct. it's embedded in the constitution and should not be touched. however, the constitutional so as wehat there does -- give the central bank the independence, that linkage between the central bank and the ministry of finance needs to continue where we are able to see a good balance between monetary policy and fiscal policy. >> how does that work in practice? how can you simultaneously say respect central bank independence and followed up by saying that the central bank needs to work with the finance minister? >> no, no, that's the reality of our situation, that's what happens. in the end, the central bank is on record as saying what you desire as an aspirational thing, that we should take into account in parliament. the central bank says that's exactly what we do. we take into account the impact of our policies, unemployment -- and this is not unique in for south africa, by the way, it happens all ov

just before 7:00 this morning, the fire started in the ground- floor unit but quickly spread to opals- upper floor apartment. >> we were able to get access to the second floor, and we did concern -- confirm one fatality that point. >> the woman who died was elderly and got trapped in the flames. 20 people have been displayed by the fire and the cause is still under investigation. >>> pg&e's announcement today that it will pursue bankruptcy protection is raising questions over weather regulators at the california public utilities commission share blame for pg&e's failures. what the cpuc is doing it the >> reporter: adding to the tion california public utilities commission is charged with regulating services, protecting customers and regulating the environment. five commissioners make up the board, each has a six year term. they are supposed to make sure utilities like pg&e spend wisely to construct, maintain, and replace infrastructure. but, with more wildfires and more blame cast on pg&e, there is a new fire raging against the cpuc. some sake the commission is not holding the utility

and his ofwere opal getting involved more in syria for such a long time for the ones who opposed trump's , as the general mentioned at the beginning, it became so partisan. the house is asserting itself more going forward. , the see that playing out politics of it? >> i think it is likely it will play a role in the foreign policy aspects of the 2020 campaign. i caveat that by saying, the battleground between president trump and the democratic opposition is primarily domestic in nature and much more. oriented towards things here at home -- much more oriented towards things here at home. it seems to me that the main criticism was coming from the democratic side. i think -- many of the people in the democratic party political establishment wanted there to be a deal between the y.p.g. and the regime at the end of this, including, i think, brat-burger, as for -- mcgurk. he talked about it. i think it was the timing of the decision, which was of concern. people why you see coming out of the different political spectrum, who said, i think it is great to leave syria. it becomes a political hot p

what makes loved it so special lots of things and well first of all it's of the first time ever that opal garion city has been named a european capital of culture and positive is said to be one of the oldest cities in the world it's earliest inhabitants are traced traceable back to over eight thousand years ago so it has some incredible ruins very obviously namely a roman amphitheater it's bulgaria's second largest city after the capital sofia and historically it's always been very much a crossroads between western europe and the middle east so it's an incredible cultural melting pot and that is definitely what the organizers want to emphasize this year and it's interesting that you mentioned the color it is an incredibly colorful place and the opening show was called we are all colors all of a quick look at the. it was a spectacular outdoor show in the center of plastic the centerpiece was a thirty meter high and multimedia stage it featured more than fifteen hundred artists representing the country's many cultural facets and traditions from the thracians to the romans on ottomans to mod

opal from hampton, my name is opal and my husband kenny is an inspector with the f.d.a. as you know, he has been unable to go to work for the past few weeks. i'm writing to you to keep our story and our situation at the forefront of your agenda. please continue to push for our congressional leaders to get the government open. it's really hard to explain to our 9-year-old why daddy isn't going to work, and why mom and dad are having trouble paying their bills. this shutdown is wrong, and i feel that it's also wrong for federal employees to not be able to go to work because a person some people elected president wants an extreme form of security. please, sir, reopen the government. many people's lives are at stake. daniel from arlington. i'm a furloughed employee at the department of commerce. my income is stopped. i have become aware that i will soon be responsible to make payments for my family's health care, my life insurance, and other benefits that are normal paycheck deductions so now i have no income plus these unbudgeted expenses. i have some hard decisions now wit

renewal costs many billions of dollars to cover it greece will need friends as well as family jumpstart opal us from this. couple stories to tell you about out of the united states now first of all one that's been getting a lot of high profile attention tennessee's governor has granted clemency to some toy brown just days before his term in office and now brown was convicted as a teenager for killing a man while she said she was a sex trafficking victim governor bill asked him called brown's has a tragic and complex one human rights activists high profile celebrities they all appeal to the governor for her release brown will be released on parole in august after having already served if dean years in prison. and also more than a million ex felons are expected to regain their voting rights in florida on tuesday amendment four as it's known was on the ballot during november's midterm elections most two thirds of voters supported the measure and it passed with an overwhelming majority sixty four percent ex felons were previously disenfranchised under state law however those convicted of murder

now it's up to two players to find a pejorative in the greek parliament to ratify the deal jumper opals al-jazeera athens. just a quick recap of the top stories now the u.s. secretary of state might arrived in the saudi capital riyadh way is due to meet the crown prince mohamed. they are expected to discuss the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year but bio is all a tour of the middle east travel to riyadh from cattle by he said the rest between gulf countries had gone on for too long and urged them to end that dispute. today in our conversations i stressed the importance of unity among the gulf cooperation council members president rep and i both believe the ongoing dispute the region this drag on too long and the dispute benefits adversaries and harms our mutual interests our nations do important work and we have important work continue to do together in the united states over the parties involved will see once again the benefits of cooperation and taking actions necessary to rebuild unity in their ranks are united jews is essential to the se

well actually this throughout the all the opal seizure my belief is not to provoke to go over to man or the military since the military put a nonce in favor of the regime of motherhood so we are going to see a bottle of pussy show and let's see who. bought into this thing i be a hope that i hear more voices off the international community each day out of this if they decide to buck kwang way though because if it's only they will use all they us that will list spoil the whole process and will bring. me so. no confidence in their in their movement or what's happened yesterday or a side of the opposition. is that your guardian spirit is our right so i now saw it thank you very much for joining us from washington. plenty more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including. we want to build a strong congo in its cultural diversity the democratic republic of congo sees its first peaceful transfer of power since the country gained independence from belgium fifty nine years ago. at the moment nobody knows what to get ready for confusion and fear of people in britain bordering food and medicine

nbc's tom costello is at one opaling near the n memorial in washington, d.c. tom, good >>morning. eporter: hoda, good morning. this is run by celebrity chefdr jose an. he's not here today. he's in puerto rico. this is chef jason. he's got t quinoa going early this morning. chef tim has the tomato soup going early this morning. expecting 2,0 federal employees to come for free food later today. we're seeing this acros the country. acts of kindness, free food and food banks, just as the signs that this is going to be a significant economic issue, they're really starting to show thei signs. wall street concern the shutdown ripple effect could soon damage the u.s. economy. jamie diamond, the ceo of jpmorgan chase warning first quarter economic growth for the entire country could be wiped out if the shutdown continues march.h delta airlines say it's costing $25 million a month in lost business as government employe and contractors are not flying. with faa inspectors on, furlou delta is delaying the rollout of its newest aircraft, thea-220. >> we're not taking sides

they wait in mexico instead of coming into the united states opal to get lost in society and never show. they need to get that done so when this caravan gets to our border, they can wait in mexico while they make their claims for asylum. you talk about the border wall. what really irritates me is when the two children died crossing the border where there isn't a wall, congressional leaders rush to the border. they want to open an investigation into the death and investigate the border patrol. i welcome the investigation to find out if they did everything they could to help these two children. not one congressional leader, including nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, has gone to the border and talked to the border chiefs about the effectiveness of the wall. i keep hearing it is ineffective. every place a border barrier has been built, illegal imminent grags i -- immigration has declined. >> bill: i thought there was an agreement where the mexican government would not allow passage the way we have seen already? >> they went through the southern mexican border. mexico failed stop them. i find