owen, please? >> yes. we have what's known as a workload staffing model and what that model does, it measures the amount of work and time it takes an officer to perform every task we're required to do. how long does it take to do a seven-point vehicle inspection, border clearances, how much does it take to process a passenger at the airport and then we look at how often we do those activities at the country throughout the year. the workload staffing model that has been submitted to congress shows that we are understaffed by 2,518, and that is 2,518 -- >> say that one more time. >> yes. 2,518 additional officers is what our workload staffing model that is provided to congress shows what we need at the ports of entry. also 631 additional agriculture specialists are needed to address the needs at the ports of entry. >> thanks, mr. chairman. we need to take that to heart. right from the horse's mouth. all right. mr. cintron, i spoke in my opening statement about postal reform, they need to get the postal resou

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owens. as you know, this bill would show us where the packages are coming from, who it is going to and where it is going and what is in it. how would this sort of information help customs and border patrol detect and interdict shipments of fentanyl? >> absolutely. it is critical we receive the advance data on all cargo shipments, including what we are seeing in the mail, prior to the arrival of those shipments, to use our analytical tools, past seizure records and the connections we make through our national targeting center and advise the postal service to present that parcel. a real life example from last week at jfk. we had a shipment coming from chai in, an e-packet. the advanced information was provided prior to arrival. we were able to target that shipment prior to arrival. placed it on hold. when we inspected it, we had 28 grams of an unknown white powder. using the technology equipment we now have deployed, we were able to identify it as fentanyl and work with our criminal investigat

yeah, i got t you think i'm stupid or something, owen? are doing. "the new york times." i asked you to sen me a paper to prove you in new york and you send me a national newspaper? >> well, what you want? >> if you really in new york, i want the daily news. married dudes went yo, she know her periodicals. so i had to go back in the airport, stand in line, buy a plane ticket to new (applause) you can see him regularly at the world famous-- owen smith, ♪ music i was diagnosed with hiv in 2016, but i didn't want my life to just...stop. i wondered if starting treatment would put my life on hold. my doctor and i chose triumeq, it seemed like the right fit for me. triumeq is one pill a day. any time of day. with or without food. now, i'm moving forward with triumeq. triumeq treats hiv-1 in adults, and does not cure hiv or aids. don't take triumeq by itself if you're resistant to any of it's ingredients. don't take triumeq at all if you're allergic to any of its ingredients, or have a certain gene variation. serious or fatal allergic reactions h

ron owens hosted his show for 42 years. friday was his last show. starting tomorrow, he'll anchor and produce a ten-minute segment called the ron owens report that's part of a cost cutting move of kgo radio cumulus media. owens insists he's not retiring. >>> never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike nicco. >> they've been trying to get me on the show for years. it never really worked because of our schedules. unfortunately, it's never going to happen now. that's too bad. hi everybody. a look from the east bay hills. you can see it's very hazy out there on this spare the air day. no wood burning today. we're going to go from fog to clouds today and some showers develop in the north bay. my highlight for tonight, we have a better chance of receiving some light showers as they move from north to south and several weak storms will hit us this week. highs today, will be pretty comfortable. upper 50s to low 60s until you get in the south bay. san jose south where we've got mid 60s. you can see green out th

that is the second david owen u—turn.g pro being in the eu to being very much for being out of it. and in terms of socialism, and a pure left—wing ideology, you rebelled against it, and now you are for it. i neverjoined the liberal party. i stayed a social democrat all this time. i told you, i don't think currently the labour party is a social democratic party. that's why i have notjoined it. but i am of the left. i am a passionate believer in the national health service. i believe that the creation of that in 19118 was a great thing. he rejoiced in the fact that he didn't have to ask his patients to pay. so, on social policy, i've always been on the left. but i was, when i was leader of the sdp, and even before — i believe that we did have to change trade union laws. i believe that we did have to change the economy. and above all, i wanted strong defence. all of those were challenged by michael foot in 1981 to 1983. and it took ‘81 — from the time we left till 1997 before labour won. corbyn is getting closer to it, and a

yeah, i got t you think i'm stupid or something, owen?oing. "the new york times." i asked you to sen me a paper to prove you in new york and you send me a national newspaper? >> well, what youwant? >> if you really in new york, i want the daily news. married dudes went yo, she know her periodicals. so i had to go back in the airport, stand in line, buy a plane ticket to new york. (applause) you can see him regularly at the world kelp is on the way! with herbal essences we said no, no, no to this stuff... and yes, yes, yes to bio:renew. made with active antioxidants that work from the inside out... to help animate lifeless hair, and bring it back to life. find aahs and oos in every fresh bottle of herbal essences bio:renew. let life in. our skin back like it could bounce neutrogena hydro and locks it in.supple,n hydrated skina more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance bo

alan smith, thank you very much. —— owen smith.ow to president trump's trade policy of ‘putting america first‘. he was speaking at the world economic forum in davos today. our north america editorjon sopel reports on the day's events. wherever donald trump has gone in davos, the crowds have gone with him. and wherever the cameras have been, the president has been pleased to oblige. i hope we're going to bring back many billions of dollars into the us. i think that will happen. it's already happening. but billions of dollars is coming back into the us, and i think that willjust continue. how much today? how much? probably a lot. and that was the theme of his speech. america first, yes, but an america welcoming the world. i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. but at the end of a week in which the us imposed extra charges on some imported goods from china, he played do

brian terrell owens, are once again finalists for the hall of fame. >> i l we love them for differentt to fun to match, man, great. you know? well, we will see, their chances of winning, we will break it allp. >> the competition is very severe, very tough this year. t night? mega? >> no won won the mega, even ov. >> then powerball when my smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toothpastes onlyt white is different. trust your smile ito colgate optic white., i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. smarte. >> doug pederson wants to be clear, nick foles is the starti, no question, will work on things this week, until then foles needs to embraceha >> he doesn't have to feel the weight of the entire team. this team sport, special teams have got to own to up th jobs, and then offensively just have to be aro. >> brian dawkins, terrell owens, finalists for the co straight year, class of 2018 will be announced on february 3rd. >> lead. puck gets loose.

. >> rochelle owens came into the scene in 1926 with allen ginsburg. and it was not easy. >> the poets were male. tall, skinny dry, neat, spotted. or monochromatic. >> owens thrived writing experimental poetry and became a founder of the poetry experiment in new york. >> i had various plays produced that won awards. >> the native new yorker made philadelphia her home in 2001. and recently did a reading from her latest book, to a group. sponsored by penn's village. >> i was pleased by the response of the audience. very sophisticated and learned and heartfelt. >> at 81 she says that writing daily and staying involved keeps her feeling young. >> psychologically i feel like i'm still 20. ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >> all right the "action news" team is work on news stories later today beginning at 4:00. like this one, the parents of twin boys born minutes apart. suing the state department after one of their sons was denied the pass wort and why only baby is credited a u.s. citizen. >> and should you insist your friends and family members insist t

i'm katie owens from advanced approach to senior care. essentially what we do is try to find housing, board and care, assisted living for all counties in northern california. the best way to describe it like a realtor but helping to find assisting care homes. on a day-to-day basis i can't explain the stories that i hear, it's overwhelming. there's sadness underneath it. right now i feel activism, a call to something more and i'm inspired by everyone here and i'm very sad to hear that the facility is closing. even if you can imagine at $6,500, that's not inexpensive and people are paying 50% of that, that's amazing. above and beyond that, it's a specialized facility, so it's not like you can say you're closing down, call katie owens and have you $3,000 and what can i find for you. what i can find for you may not be safe and i don't have the list of everything that the ombudsman gave you but if you have a moment i'll take you on a tour and you can go into some of those, i guarantee you wouldn't want your family members to be living in a lot

ron owens has hosted his show for 42 years. owens will no longer age cover his three-hour talk show, instead producing ten-minute segments, part of a cost-cutting report by kgo owners cumulus media. owens insists he's not retiring. >>> tomorrow is your chance to get a free pass to one of california's 40 redwood state parks. starting 8:00 a.m., you'll get passes for free admission for saturday, february 10th. the save the redwoods league says it is to celebrate 100 years of saving california's iconic redwood forests. if you want more information how to get a free pass, go to abc7news.com. >>> many people enjoyed art on display in downtown san francisco. abc news was on spear street to check out the east cut art fair. four bay area galleries collaborated to display a variety of paintings and photographs and sculptures. >> this has been art week and art weekend in san francisco. and so it was a way to be part of that. >> the fair even featured artwork made from shredded-up money. organizers of the show say they'd like to host simi

elise owen. gwyneth yvonne margaret 01. robert factor i. martha no one. laura abigail owen.l papadopoulos. peter raymond pierce. i represent miriam lucas. >> we remember them. sarah susanna phillips. james andrew pitts. david flat. walter leonard porter. pamela lynn pozen. william pugh. ramses. and ball wrote on. so. she wrote on. and eli stratus. >> we remember them. jocelyn k arena. diane marie -- i represent louise rogers at syracuse university. susanna roller, mark rosenblum andrea victoria rosenthal, peter rosenthal, myra josephine royal, david ruben. >> we remember them. elise jean sarahsaid he, scott christopher saunders, teresa elizabeth jane saunders, robert thomas scheidegger, sally of elizabeth scott. i represent amy elizabeth schapiro. irving stanley siegel, martin bernard christopher simpson, scaboh. >> we remember them. cynthia jones smith, ingrid smith, james alvin smith, mary edmund smith, geraldine stevenson, hannah louise stevenson, john charles stevenson, rachel stevenson, michael gary smith, charlotte stennett, stacy leanne stennett, james ralph stowe, la

it's just to the afternoon here this saturday welcome to this thirty minute live update with me kevin owen the first the u.s. has been criticized by some of his partners for calling an emergency meeting of the un security council over antigovernment protests in iran america which fully backed the unrest requested international response moped reports now the meeting opened with nikki haley she is the representative of the united states and she voiced strong support for the iranian protesters calling them courageous talking about the usa quote standing in solidarity with the iranian protests she also went on a tirade against the iranian government the united states stands unapologetically with those in iran who seek freedom for themselves prosperity for their families and dignity for their nation we will not be quiet no dishonest attempt to call the protesters puppets of foreign powers will change that if the founding principles of this institution mean anything we will not only hear their cry. we will finally answer it we then heard from the representative of france and france is a country

david owen still with us. give me your outlook for europe.: i'm actually curious about the euro. we saw germany spending. they are running this current account surplus. if germany started spending and recycling the surplus in the eurozone, it could actually grow at over 3%. alix: even without a government? david o: even without a government. alix: i am joking, but last year that could of been categorized as a risk. david o: i think people are so -- assuming germany can survive. at the end of the day, the eurozone is outperforming expectations. if you get a recycling of german -- germany's surplus, it could be over 3%. where we have come from, obviously that's a very good result. remember the eurozone did have a double dip recession. the eurozone went into a deep recession and came out of it and went back into it. there's a lot of pent-up demand. on the one hand, merkel and micron -- macron and i you have italy, who knows where they are going. and the middle european countries pressing in a different direction. david o: at the end of the day,

lord owen, welcome to hardtalk. nice to be here. with brexit. 2018 must be the year deal is done. an agreement reached between britain and the eu 27 on the shape of brexit. if it is not done this year, there will be no time to ratify it before 2019. do you believe a deal will be done? it can be done and i think it will be done. i am more optimistic now that we have a transition period which many people called for and i think it is essential. lighted immediately you did upon the transition period. doesn't the idea of one mean that what we are looking at is a total barge? in essence, the british government has agreed will still play by the eu's rules for two or three years, possibly more, after march 2019. by training i am a doctorate of medicine. i am an abolitionist and when you look at the evidence, people need more time to adjust. if we had planned properly for it, if there had been a government evaluation of what leaving the eu meant done by david cameron's government and we had gotten plants in place then it could have been done

joining us, howard owens.is a veteran producer of streaming shows including, apple planet of the apps and biggest loser. you have been producing original content longer for netflix was in this game. as a producer, how much has this shaken up your job in the entertainment landscape? howard: it has really made our job more fun. desperate areal global content players for these to be domestic distributors. these big desk netflix is a great example is building a global content premium content brand. we were excited to see the numbers of their foreign growth and they are excited to see where that is coming from. obligate our company is taking a big bet on the growth of foreign content, particularly in emerging markets. netflix is tapping into that. building a consumer brand that is here for the future. new entryle is now a in the original content game. you guys were behind planet of the apps. what did you learn from that experience about apple's strengths and weaknesses? howard: apple is a lean in company. the entir

owens. as you know, this bill would show us where the package is coming from, who it's going to, when and what is in it and how would this sort of information help customers and border patrol protect and interdict. shes of drugs like fem. >> when we look at the way the process works, it's critical we receive the advanced data on all cargo shipments including what we're seeing in the mail prior to the arrival of the shipment show we can use an lit:tools, past seizure records to make the connection and advise the postal service. last week at jfk woe had a. she front china, an epacket. an express market. the advance evidence information watt provided to us. we were able to target the shipment prior to arrival, place it on hold. we had 28 grams of an unknown white powder, using the technology equipment we now have deployed at the ports of entry, able to identify it as fentanyl, from there we were able to work if with the criminal investigative part in other words ott i.c.e. and dea and nypd, mad

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it's iago and owen, back and forth. and then i hear him clear his throat and then he says, "i love the way your foul little mind works" that's jaffar. we begin to live inside of story, we live inside of characters as our son owen says, and now those characters live in us. the key question, who decides what the meaningful life is, we saw the way the world looked at our son and he looked at them long enough to look away. who decides what the meaningful life is? is that a decision someone else makes for us? some values? some received wisdom? some cultural decision making happening from on high? well currently they made a decision about him. who decides what the meaningful life is? i'm ron suskind, and this is my brief but spectacular take on finding everybody's story. >> woodruff: you can find additional brief but spectacular episodes on our website, pbs.org/newshour/brief. the u.s. spleem court 2e6r7 regardly blocked a lower courted order mandating that north carolina redraw its congressional maps by neck week. also an np

north korean leader came much owen has delivered a new year's address with a warning for the united states he said he has a new kate button on his desk at all times to be able to respond to any u.s. attack came said the u.s. would be unable to wage war against north korea because it was within range of pyongyang's nuclear weapons but he was more considered a tree towards south korea saying he was open to talks and hoped to loa military tensions between the two names. well all the while leaders have used their addresses to give their prospects for twenty eighteen with compiled some of their case statements for you on the need is read on the international level we will be facing several fights in twenty eighteen and determined actions in the fight against islamist terrorism in the middle east and africa and on a national soil a little sadness for another guy who paid long we must take the path of reform and openness to develop a modern china and bring about the chinese dream two thousand and eighteen marks forty years since china began to reform and open up we should use this anniversary to

respect the rule of law in the fight against terror posing presenter the one in paris president mark owen was discussing the fate of thousands of students teachers and journalists being held in custody in turkey. the so-called truce village in the demilitarized zone between north and south korea will be the site of the first formal talks between the countries in more than two years the discussions set for tuesday could pave the way for north korean athletes to attend the forthcoming winter olympics in south korea. here in germany hungary's prime minister viktor orban has criticised the chances i'm going to medical stance on the european union and migration mr obama said migrants without the right to stay in europe should be sent home he was speaking at the conference of the c.s.u. sister party of chancellor merkel's conservatives it comes at an awkward time for chancellor merkel as she prepares to start exploratory coalition talks with the social democrats. viktor orban the right wing prime minister of hungary is a regular guest here with the conservative c.s.u. party in bavaria and regul

thank you, martin bentham and owen bennett.oth be back at 11:30pm for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next, it's meet the author. this first novel is a journey into korean heritage, a story of two sisters separated glory —— cruelly during the second world war in a country occupied by japan. during the second world war in a country occupied byjapan. it during the second world war in a country occupied by japan. it takes its title from the traditional flower of mourning in korea, and the book, which moves from wartime to oui’ book, which moves from wartime to our own century and back, is an evocative picture of loss, and also an account of how one of the deepest human bonds can survive almost anything. welcome. for your first venture into fiction, you chose to go back to the country of your mother's birth to a period long before you were born. to what extent was it, for you personally, a voyage of discovery? for me it was very much a voyage of discovery. i had to do a lot of research into history t

. >> reporter: michigan she will owens plunged into the beat poetry scene reading in coffeehouses. >> the gender of poets were male. owens deserved writing experimental poetry. >> i became involved in the experimental theater and had plays produced that won awards. >> reporter: the notify new yorker made philadelphia her home in 2001 and recently did a reading from her latest book to a group respondersed by penn's village. >> i was very pleased with the response of the audience, it was sophisticated and very learnedded and heartfelt. at 81 writing daily and staying involved keeps her feeling young. >> psychologically i feel like i'm still 20. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made f

he joins us now from exit or aden happy new year to you but the question now is it a new him john owen in his speech if sounded like a stick for donald trump but a carrot for south korea what he make of these statements yes indeed i'm kind of wondering what took him so all that needless to say this is not you know an outbreak of peace for its own sake or a a change of heart by kim jong un and he made very clear as you pointed out that the so the u.s. is still very it is very much the stick but of course it's very helpful to north korea to divide to try to divide the u.s. for its south korea ally his late father kim jong il was very good at that during the sunshine era when south korea wanted to make nice for the north sadly on condition they sort of bracketed off the nuclear issue which began to mentally at the end of that period obviously but washington even under different props will reasonable governments will but it will governments weren't too happy about that so i'm kind of wondering why for the last six months for south korea has again had a left of center government that is ver

with me are martin bentham, home affairs editor at the london evening standard, and owen bennett, deputy editor at huffpost uk. welcome to you both. and this, all being well technologically, is the last time the papers will look like this. it's all going to be different tomorrow, fingers crossed. the front pages for tonight. the metro leads on the future of ukip's leader, henry bolton, after his girlfriend was suspended from the party for sending apparently racist text messages about meghan markle the ft reports on the trouble—hit contractor carillion. it asks why it was awarded £2 billion in government contracts, despite issuing a profits warning last year. the times also has that story. it also pictures a claim which skidded offa also pictures a claim which skidded off a runway in turkey. the express has research claiming that adding more fibre to your diet can help fight rheumatoid arthritis. the i has a special report about arms deals to countries such as saudi arabia following the brexit vote. the sun reports on the marriage difficulties of tv star anthony mcpartlin. the mirror also

and owen peake who lost his leg while serving in afghanistan is very much looking forward to gettingng out on the slopes in a gb vest. we will be the first quys in a gb vest. we will be the first guys to go and do it, its so—called because looking back four years, there two snowboarders doing around there two snowboarders doing around the country or around the world and competing in the competition so now we have a whole team to go and we are going up there together to represent which is incredible. this is the first phase of the selection for the british team and more names are likely to be added over the next few weeks. and that is all from sports day. good night. good evening. it has been a stormy start to say the least of 2018 but the weather is quieting a little to this weekend but is getting colder again. we are ready happy redress if you like today, some wintry weather. this was staffordshire earlier. various bands of cloud and wintry weather around and continues through the night, strong winds will push the night, strong winds will push the bands of wintry weather the south,

♪ >> greg: hello, i am clive owen with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters, and dana perino"the five" ." last night, president trump released his fake news awards. it's like the oscars without the molesters. paul krugman won big. the stock market gained 40% since then. trump not only held krugman accountable for his idiocy. he returns the review into a much anticipated event which is great. krugman isn't treated among his peers like some oracle. there were other winners but you probably already know them. the press had to cover it. it's genius. the trump that the media to cover their own screw ups. it's a good thing. the media gets stories wrong, not because they live up by rushing to judgment. they adjust stats in order to fit their biases. if the square peg doesn't fit the round hole, simply shave off the edges. take trump's so-called attack on the press and the flaky followed. they say he called the press the enemy of the people, but if you look around, he was actually saying figure news. by conflating fake news with the whole press, that criticizing their errors was crit

with me are martin bentham, home affairs editor at the london evening standard, and owen bennett, deputyical editor of huffpost uk. i hope i haven't built it up too much. tomorrow's front pages: the metro leads on the future of ukip's leader henry bolton, after his girlfriend was suspended from the party for apparently making racist remarks about meghan markle. the ft reports on the trouble—hit contractor carillion, it asks why it was awarded £2 billion in government contracts, despite issuing a profits warning last year. the times also has that story. it also pictures a plane which skidded off a runway in turkey, plunging down the side of a cliff. the express has research claiming that adding more fibre to your diet could help fight rheumatoid arthritis. the i has a special report about arms deals to countries such as saudi arabia, following the brexit vote. the sun reports on the marriage difficulties of tv star anthony mcpartlin. the telegraph claims medical records of british cancer victims have been passed to a us firm working for one of the world's biggest tobacco companies. and th

months of deadlock germany may be on the way to hold me and you government chancellor i'm going to mark owen says a coalition could be in place by not only if social democratic leader martin schultz and we know the his party's skeptical members. and a step forward for women's rights in saudi arabia for the first time ever women have been allowed to enter a stadium and watch a live look like a. home free thanks for joining me president donald trump has decided to stick to the international nuclear deal with iran at least for now but he says he wanted to prove it again unless it's changed now trump says the twenty fifteen agreement contains what he calls terrible flows as he spends international sanctions on iran than exchange for cuts on its nuclear program every few months the president is required to sign a series of waivers to keep those sanctions suspended but the e.u. and russia have warned that ending the deal would have negative consequences. iran expert ten days of hope for use frequently in teheran for us joins us now in the studio now iran's foreign ministry has already put out a st

there was an emotional moment where he called out karen owens, the widow of navy s.e.a.l.am ryan owens who was killed in action this standing ovation for her lasted for a very long emotional moment this is the kind of thing that the presidents can do in state of the unions that resonates with viewers we expect the president to have a number of guests in the first lady's box as well we expect him to call out some of those guests. look for some of those emotional moments as well as some policy details that we might get surrounding infrastructure >> compared to that other joint session speech a year ago, do you feel like the house, the two houses are more united or divided? is he more likely to get more support from democrats for moments like that or less likely >> i think for a moment like that, when you're talking about a navy s.e.a.l. killed in action, you will get unity inside the chamber but washington is divided on all of these issues, including immigration. bitterly divided on that one infrastructure is the one area where you might find common ground between democrats

it will be their debut games as britain has never been represented in this discipline before, and owenving in afghanistan, is looking forward to getting out on the slopes in a gb vest. we will be the first guys to go and do it, which is cool. four years ago, there were just two snowboarders going around the country, or around the world competing in these competitions, and now we've got a whole team together and we are going out there to represent. it's incredible. this is the first phase of selection for the british team and more names are likely to be added in the next few weeks. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are randeep ramesh, chief leader writer at the guardian and the political strategist jo tanner. tomorrow's front pages. the telegraph leads on the news that theresa may could delay a promotion for health secretaryjeremy hunt's next week because of the worsening nhs crisis. the daily mail also looks at the nhs winter crisis — the paper say the latest adv

owens was the last person to see her alive. officials say they cannot charge them with her death. he originally entered a not guilty plea. >>> three leaders of the usa gymnastics team, of usa gymnastics has resigned. the 2012 team coach is now under suspension. this comes as more than 140 women and girls have testified in a sentencing hearing for doctor larry nassar. he is the former gymnastics team doctor who had been convicted of sexually abusing several ealy gymnast. he is facing a minimum sentence of 25 years in prison. >>> another reported incident involving tesla's autopilot technology. >> this involves one of the company's cars and a fire truck. we will show you what happened on a busy southern california freeway. >>> the raiders may be moving to las vegas but one group of committed fans is not giving up their fight. we tell you about the legal options they are hoping to pursue. >>> fog is kind of a story this morning. not for all but it is forming for some. rain is on the way for tomorrow. >>> the raiders a losing to las vegas but some things have not given up their fight.

includes terrell owens who is a finalist the third straight year, five modern candidates can be elected. the announcement will be made on february 3rd, the day before the super bowl. >>> u.s. hockey announced the roster for the winter olympics in south korea. a 30-year-old journey man by the name of bobby butler made the team. breaking the news to his dad. butler plays for the milwaukee admirals and the national predators, currently nhl players are not allowed to play >> your dad got to smack you in the helmet pushes you around. right there. jerk there's a lot of love right there. >> thank you >> a new year, and resident at the ve . >>> new baby sea turtle. it made its public debut. it will spend close to a year here, you can vote on the turtle's name. the options so far, dart, davy, maverick. and the winning name in february. >>> the snow will be behind us but the arctic air will be in place. we'll have plenty of sunshine both saturday and sunday. but highs on saturday only in the teens, and it will still be breezy, it will feel like the single digits are even sub freeze sunday baum me

. >> brian dawkins and terrell owens finalists for the hall of fame again.ond straight year now. dawkins spent 16 years in the pros big part the eagles defense for a long time much he's tired for the eagles record for career interception. owens spent two years in philly and helped lead the eagles to super bowl in 2004. >> we got to sea isle row hockey on day two. i'm all for this. it's battle for pennsylvania flyers and penguins. need i say more? you kind of had to expect that this was fog to come in rivalry. manning a lex. manning gets beat easily. second period now flyers down one. deflected off in for the goal. gave tied at one. 40 seconds after the penguins took the lead puck gets loose race between connor and mc donald. he gets the puck past elliot for the goals. flyers lose five-one they've gost four of their last five games. >> joel embiid doubtful for the game tomorrow. big injury update. most confusing news about markelle fultz that sounds like he's getting close to being back at practice. fultz has been cleared to begin the final stage of his retur

lord owen referred to george bush and tony blair to where this hubris occurred in power.incoln said "if you want to test a man's character, give him power." i think this is the kind of idea that he was referring to. >> are we ready for this in a society in 2018, for the findings of your book, in the times of crisis, someone afflicted with mental illness might be better suited to ride out the storm, because i worry about the stigma that unfortunately still applies to this subject matter. >> i totally agree and that's part of the reason i wrote the book. one of the big problems with the goldwater rule prohibition is that it actually enhances the stigma. the idea that mental illness psychiatric disease is so terrible, we can't even talk about it is part of the stigma and discrimination against mental illness in our society. we should be willing to make psychiatric diagnosis in our leaders and thereby not necessarily disqualify them, but maybe even qualifying them in some ways. but keep in mind, in times of crisis, these benefits occur when things are fine and there's peace a

two—pound coin marking the anniversary of the first world war armistice features a quote from wilfred owen'snge meeting, which says "the truth untold, the pity of war". those are our main stories, happy new year. we will return with the headlines at seven am. now we look back at 2017. sir bruce forsyth, sir roger moore, glenn campbell and john noakes — just a few of those who left us this year, and whose lives are celebrated in review 2017: we remember. # deep down in louisiana, cross to new 0rlea ns # where back up in the woods among the evergreens # there stood a log cabin made of earth and wood # where lived a country boy named johnny b goode# # 0h maybelline. ..# half of the young people go to school so that's why i wrote about school. i wrote about cars and most of all the people, they'll soon be in love. # it's a jumping little record i want myjockey to play # roll over beethoven, i got to hear it again today #. and you, monsieur, are the famous simon templar. but what about brother vincent? supposing he notices something he thinks clinton should know about. mr... bond. james bond. is

katelyn owens. nice to see you. best to jonathan. >> thank you. >> shepard: we're waiting to hear from the white house. we guess they will weigh-in on this. sarah sanders scheduled to speak to reporters right after ten minutes from now. first, shots fired in the hallways in a high school in kentucky. students were running and screening after someone pulled a gun and started shooting. now students are dead and more than a dozen people are hurt. our reporters are on scene and we'll go there live next. ♪ your heart doesn't only belong to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or

. >> two on the team dawkins and owens will find out saturday if they are elected for the proball hallk to you. >> greatest weekend of all time next weekend and the patriots heading out there at 40 years old tom brady will be the oldest kwr ever to start the superbowl and joel embiid and the sixers throwing down with the thunder and g sorry, i was at my bank. and this happened? yeah... i think you're getting hosed... by your bank. no. yeah, you're definitely getting hosed. dang it. do you ever get hosed by your bank? no, at santander bank, they personally ensured my account and app were set up before i left. they call it walk out working. oh, no, thank you. we give you and your money respect. not surprises. and, at santander bank, respect adds up. our play of the week roger federer with the 20th grand slam title and wins the australian open. in training camp when doug pederson said the eagles probably had more talent than the green bay packers team went to two superbowls in the 1990s nobody could believe what he said every step of the way people were douging the eagles and every step o

by their sunday afternoon here in moscow welcoming kevin owen here we live it r t h q with the weekly a roundup of the big stories of the last seven days first on thursday it was revealed wiki leaks founder julian assange should become an ecuadorian citizen though he's been holed up of course in the country's london embassy for over five years after seeking political asylum there but the u.k. believes the only change of address he deserves is one in a courtroom laura smith recaps the week's developments. in an ecuadorian football show. which gave rise to a lot of speculation about what that could mean he generally doesn't do things unless they mean something and then we thought reports surfacing from quito which said that he had received a national identity number say he's been entered into the tax register essentially which is something that will only happen to citizens of ecuador this follows a statement earlier this week from the foreign minister of ecuador saying that the situation of our sons' living here in the embassy is unsustainable and asking for the first time for a third p

actually owen was duly obtained student. there's a physicist at harvard who is celia payne's an incredible lineage. it was hidden in plain view. everyone knew there were women there but maybe not understand the full impact. >> i took women at harvard. they knew that there had been some women working there but they always thought it was a cute and quaint story. they didn't realize they were designing it. >> is as interesting as a scientist. i did not know the story until malia brought it to my attention. i had this silly version which was pretty amusing. there really wasn't tell lia's work that i started to learn a lot more. i really did not know about it. i think it's interesting the idea of education and why can't we be educated in parallel? scientists who are historians or writers with something that we are not doing right. i also think it's interesting i also have found other scientists at harvard who have had the same reaction that you did and knew was there but i didn't know what was which is actually really astounding

other finalists include terrell owens, randy moss, ray lewis and brian urlacher. >>> to the ice we go, sharksz north of the border tak on the montreal canadiens. jo thornto right place right time right on the doorstep there pokes it in from beside the net. 1-0 sharks and number 8 for joe. in the second period sharks on the rush, bodka the shot. the sharks post a 4-1 victory. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. how about those lines from gruden saying i want you? it's a foreshadowing from years ago. >> he might be just what they need. at least to help derek carr. >> he needs to turn things around especially

leaving me twelve january a moscow my name is kevin owen thanks for watching out international live from h.q. this hour first than the u.s. army is planning to step up its activities on social media we hear it's now on the hunt for a software tool which can understand and respond to foreign uses online posts and potentially help to sway public opinion but is not certain the u.s. has been advocating against of late very much so there is more. the classic boss of been out there for ages and we know what they're usually used for that is sending out spam messages in some cases performing hacking attacks but it seems that uncle sam is after something much more sophisticated here if you go online and check out the us federal business opportunities website you will come across a pentagon request from earlier this week and this was something that really caught our attention with the us army wants right now is a software system that will be able to translate between languages most notably russian korean farsi in arabic and we all know which countries these languages are spoken in this kind of tec