owen owen until i saw the videoowens mom cyndy says the magical moment was a culmination of her son'srk!sotsuper:cyndy tyler, mom "proud of him for putting in the effort and to actually get something out of it"hugo culebro is owens coach.culebro says owen always sets an example for his teammates.sot super:hugo culebro, wrestling coach" if we have to run he is running if we're doing bear crawls or push-ups he's doing them as well so owen doesn't shy away from hard work"owen's opponent in the video is oakdale junior high's payne perkins.we talked to him over the phone!sotsuper: voice of payne perkins, wrestler" i wanted to make sure that i didn't just roll over i went in there i wrestled with him a little bit i let him hit his moves i gave him a little bit of resistance and then we got something good i let him get it"but, payne, is clearly the one who ágets it.the eighth grader says his little brother has autism...so he knew just how impactful his actions would be to someone with special needs.sot"it felt really for me to do that for someone who i who has gone through that sort of thing

owen owen until i saw the videoowens mom cyndy says the magical moment was a culmination of her son'sotsuper:cyndy tyler, mom "proud of him for putting in the effort and to actually get something out of it"hugo culebro is owens coach.culebro says owen always sets an example for his teammates.sot super:hugo culebro, wrestling coach" if we have to run he is running if we're doing bear crawls or push-ups he's doing them as well so owen doesn't shy away from hard work"owen's opponent in the video is oakdale junior high's payne perkins.we talked to him over the phone!sotsuper: voice of payne perkins, wrestler" i wanted to make sure that i didn't just roll over i went in there i wrestled with him a little bit i let him hit his moves i gave him a little bit of resistance and then we got something good i let him get it"but, payne, is clearly the one who ágets it.the eighth grader says his little brother has autism...so he knew just how impactful his actions would be to someone with special needs.sot"it felt really for me to do that for someone who i who has gone through that sort of thing" of

the fact that owen has mentioned are correct but we know this is not the facts that owen has mentioned we know this is not about facts from the campaign and the presidency. it is about a totemic response, the wall and the response that generates amongst the base and the commentators. powerful symbols. correct. these are the ones to whom he physically turns, as we saw a news conference, waiting for their adulation to fire up the supporters who have elected him. that is why i would argue there has been a weak response by the democratic leadership. been a weak response you are stuck in 90s trangulation on the issue. what do you mean by that? they are arguing that there needs to be massively increased border security, talking about technological solutions like drones. there are massive problems with what they're proposing, civil liberties for example. they are trying to talk to his base at the same time. they are conceding there is an issue but they are coming up with a fudged response rather than saying this is a manufactured crisis. the likes of the newly elected new york congresswoman,

owen, you start. the big dilemma for labour, i call it the hackney and hull problem.th labour heartlands. hull voted 70% for leave. the reality facing labour is most of its voters are members who voted remained but it cannot win another election unless it wins over more leave voters. there are lots of ironies. for ages, the labour left was accused of wanting protest and principle of apparel. —— principle — — principle overpower. now they are dead set on winning a general election. i was going to say to you, some of them are coming out of the last few days and saying, this is not about party unity, electoral politics, it is about national interest. the root of the crisis that has enveloped britain is conservative rule and the only way of addressing the injustices and division in the country that led to brexit is to have a set of policies that will address it and you can only do that with the labour government. the truth is, there are so many myths in the media about the reality, for example, even a parliamentary arithmetic. if labour backed a second referendum, what wo

here you are seeing jesse owens who will win four gold medals and ralph metcalfe, also a medal winner in 1936. the new york amsterdam news, an african-american newspaper writes an open letter to jesse owens and other athletes saying if they want to strike a blow against racism here at home, then they have to protest against hitler resume by not going to the games, what you see both with and african-american communities and jewish american communities is a divide about how to respond to -ism and the proper way to respond to -ism. some like the new york amsterdam news are saying if you want to fight racism at home you have to fight racism abroad by making this protest statement. owens and other athletes and other in the african-american community say the best way to protest -ism is to go over and win medals and disprove their theories of aryan superiority. of course it doesn't work out that way, owens wins metals as an too many of the african- american athletes, but what you see is that the propaganda machine has an expiration for everything and they very easily say some version of, wel

a big thank you to my guests this evening, owen bennett and john crowley.rt centre. what a start to the six nations we were treated to this evening. wales travelled to a soggy paris, trailed by 16 points at half—time, but produced a stirring fightback in the second half to win 2a—19. sports correspondent andy swiss can tell us more they emerged to a cloud of smoke and a wave of anticipation. france against wales team going for a 10th win ina against wales team going for a 10th win in a row, fingers crossed. but those hopes, it seemed, were soon being swatted aside. louis picamoles rampaging through to put france ahead. too much power from the french number eight. and wales's frustration had onlyjust gun. liam williams‘s effort ruled out after the video referee he lost the night lost control. it summed up their first half, as careless as france we re first half, as careless as france were ruthless. some sleight of hand sending yoann huget clear as the hosts extended their lead in style. and when camille lopez fired over a drop goaljust before the break, it w

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conservative activist and commentator candace owens with us tonight. our top story, president trump on his way to vietnam where he is expected to arrive about 9:00 p.m. local time in hanoi. after his arrival, president trump will spend time wednesday meeting with the president of vietnam as well as the staff of the u.s. embassy and in hanoi. president trump will then meet with north korean leader kim jong-un thursday and similar to their first summit in singapore, both president trump and kim are scheduled to meet for one day. kim is now reportedly on a 60 hour train ride to vietnam. he's expected to arrive there tomorrow morning. the president's commitment to peace on the crkorean peninsula and his firm stance against north korean aggression are the principle reasons that pyongyang hasn't conducted a missile test since november 28 of 2017. the president's preparation for this summit comes as he announced significant progress in the china trade talks. president trump putting off the tariff increases that had been scheduled for march 1st. he announced h

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by their life kevin owen here in moscow it's such a turn one of the afternoon moscow time this monday first in the media company behind several successful online news projects has hit a facebook accusing a platform of unprecedented censorship is often the social networking giant suspended a number of math think media pages including one called in the now which produced a snappy video comment the move coincided with a c.n.n. report claiming that math it was deliberately trying to hide its ties to the russian government and early about corresponding across this one today. the problem is that on math physics pages you can see that some of its funding comes from the russian government and that it's partially oh and by an r. and t. subsidiary but first of all it all goes down to understanding whether methinks management broke any facebook rules well there are no such rules on facebook that require mentioning some sort of links to our tea or russia however the social media told c.n.n. that right now it would start asking page administrators to disclose their russian affiliations but again u

there one pair moscow time this saturday thanks for watching us international with me kevin owen holding stay with me for next thirty minutes to finish the. first washington's continuing to ramp up the pressure on the venezuelan government on friday it hit the crisis stricken country state owned oil company and five of nicolas maduro as top officials with a fresh wave of sanctions united states sought to justify the move by repeating its claim that the embattled president is undermining democracy and continuing to violate human rights at the same time the u.s. is also attempting to send them urgency aid to venezuela which is currently suffering the worst humanitarian crisis in the western hemisphere nicholas materials refusing to allow the food and medical supplies to be brought into his country from colombia he says it's a cynical ploy by the trump of ministration and an attempt to justify a possible military intervention the venezuelan president also hit out of the colombian government but she's accused of extreme aggression. for our court our policy for colombia is peace and respect i

my next guest ollie ver owens was his -- oliver owens was his best.d to the famous quarterback "you're a dime a dozen." you are a clipboard holder. encouraging him to start a career in finance. here now oliver owens. it's good to have you with. welcome. >> thank you. >> martha: you said that quote from you is not the way it sounded when it came out of your mouth. explain what you did say. >> it's really not. he was a quick-take guy. a smart guy. everybody liked him. i thought he would be great in finance. i could see him in a board room. i could see him reading a chart like he does on a football field. i thought that was his greatness. football was less so. i didn't mean that he was like a dime a dozen, just kind of so-so and wouldn't amount to much. he was smart, great talent. so it comes off a little bit rough. >> martha: i thought it was funny. you were asked about it in an article i read, you said yeah, so he chose another out. he went another way as it turns out. >> go figure. >> martha: what was he like as an intern? what do you remember about h

table toppers dortmund face a tough task but owen is to have the best attacking size clashed. with black and yellows look to cement the supremacy against frankfurt with the eagles would not go down easy. but what shall cause the poles trying to keep up with the top two they succeeded with the world blues royal upset. welcome to the bundesliga here on the w. i'm nick mechanic line let's start with matt in frankfurt the league leaders have scored fifty goals so far in the bonus to give this season twelve of those coming from the very best marco royce the best we've ever seen the bundesliga but the host ought to be underestimated as they have a cracking attack of their own and the eagles will be hoping that that will see them so it's a victory. it's a long time since dortmund won in frankfurt the only players still around from their last victory there five and a half years ago is marco royce in frankfurt smelled blood and started the game on the front foot and accosted tested and keeper roman bookies early on. but the visitors worked their way into the match and broke the deadloc

i'd like to welcome our witnesses, the honorable owen west who i met for the first time today, general tony thomas who is planning to retire somebody told me and i think you're far too young to retire, but that's up to you. you have two sons that are west point graduates. you don't need to put them loose this soon. and then general nagasoni i preervt the fact that we've had open and closed meetings because of the seriously of what we will be addressing this morning. so the senate armed services committee's top priority is to support the effective implementation of the national defense strategy. central to the nds is a growing focus on competition with china and russia, our peer competitors, and of course we also at the same time -- i don't want to forget about the threat posed to us from the terrorist organizations. our special operations force have proven remarkably effective in combatting isis, al qaeda and other terrorist grups over the last 17 years, however, these groups remain resilient and p continue to pose a threat to the united states and our allies. at the same time military

captain owen morgan has overseen the regeneration of his team since the last world cup he hit sixty five's it's while joe root scored his fourteenth one day centuries it's all but see the team over the finish line three three it was just butler who hit the winning runs. as england completed their high. ever one day run chase. and the richardson al-jazeera. former on team williams have admitted it was embarrassing to miss two days of pre-season testing the nine time world champion missed the start of the week session in barcelona before finally getting their call on the track on wednesday the team suffered the worst ever season in twenty eight finishing last told russell and beats are the team drivers this year for the first taking place in melbourne next month. but we've had a very strange atmosphere williams but that's not to talk about team spirit you know we were very lucky last year with the spirit that we still had despite being in the position that we were in and that spirit has come out again during this really hearts you know a few days for us and few weeks for us you know everybod

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blackpool owner owen osyton has been removed from the board at the club — two weeks after they went intossociation with the league one club — that in recent years has seen them struggle financially and deal with fan protests tottenham boss mauricio pochettino has been charged with improper conduct by the fa after confronting referee mike dean on saturday. pochettino apologised for his frustration after their defeat at burnley. sports minister mims davies today chaired an anti—racism summit — with a series of proposals put forward to tackle improve the problem within football. along with leaders from across the game, they plan to increase opportunities for black and ethnic minority coaches, give more support to steward and improve incident reporting. chelsea manager maurizio sarri took training at chelsea today, but the pressure on him shows little sign of abating. it follows the extraordinary scenes in the league cup final at wembley when kepa arrizibalaga refused to be subsituted. this is what former professional goalkeeper david preece thinks about the incident. what happened could hav

john owen reports.le choices than ever before but compare to other high income countries such as germany, the us and australia, britain is still underperforming on several crucial measures. eskom study that compared the uk to other wealthy countries and found that britain has one of the highest rates of death from asthma amongst 10—24 —year—olds and also has worryingly high levels of obesity. a trend which is thought to be getting worse. the important finding for us was where we do less well are in the long—term conditions that people start to get in their teens and early 20s, they are going to live with them all their lives. they are things that asthma, diabetes, lifetime conditions that will affect their outcomes when they are older. but it's not all bad news. trends in smoking in alcohol —— consumption have improved in recent years and we have improved in recent years and we have some of the lowest depths in traffic accidents when it compares to other countries. nonetheless, according to this report

captain owen morgan has overseen the regeneration of his team since the last world cup he hit sixty five's it's while joe root scored his fourteenth and they centuries it's all but see the team over the finish line was such it was just butler who hit the winning runs i. was england completed their highest ever want. run chase. and the richardson. tour rosso have been the fastest team in formula one test seen so far on thursday williams robert also made his return to the f one track for the first time since his rallying accident eight years ago his team though haven't had the best time so far into pre-season testing they missed the start of the week session in barcelona before finally getting their car on the grid on wednesday the team suffered their worst ever season in twenty eighteen finishing last george russell is the team's other driver along with. an earlier we spoke to formula one writer lucas smith luke smith rather who explained why missing two days of testing was such a setback. has been used very very limited to try and cut down on costs so teams are only allowed to do a day's w

with me are owen bennett, who's head of politics at cityam, and the businessjournalist, john crowley.s are already in. the telegraph says that a court has heard how the lawyer sir phillip green hired to investigate harrasment claims against him was also a victim of his behaviour... the mirror celebrates organ donor opt—out being made law with a ‘thank you' from 11—year—old heart donor recipient maxjohnson. the ft leads with a warning to over a million people who've taken out their pension as a lump sum — suggesting they may be hit with a big tax bill. and the mail says parents will be told by health chiefs for the first time to limit their child's screen time to protect their health. while the the times says the schools minister, nick gibb, says mobile phones should be banned from schools in a bid to help pupils concentrate. and then just three papers leading on brexit tomorrow. the guardian says government officials are preparing to deal with "putrefying stockpiles" of rubbish in the event of a no—deal brexit. the independent says whitehall officials have already begun planning for t

i'm privileged to be here today with assistant secretary owen west as well as my friend and teammate general paul nakasony e from cyber com. since its inception we have enjoyed a tremendous relationship with the world class team at u.s. cyber command and have forged the type of partnership reinforced in combat that ensures our absolute collaboration and cooperation in our shared mission. to fill thetinues world's most capable special operations forces. we are an integral part of the joint force and integrated into every facet of the national defense strategy. our numerous successes over the past years would not have been possible without the support and resources provided by the congress and for that i thank you. for the last 18 years, our number one priority has been the effort against violent extremist organizations. as part of the joint force, we continue to be the main effort or major supporting effort in ,fghanistan, syria, iraq, yemen libya, the sahel, the magreb, lake chad lacen and the philippines, everywhere isis and affiliated organizations are we are relentlessly pursuing

points four hundred says making someone stateless is denying them the right to have rights and mark owen jones asks why does the u.k. think it is so special that it can take someone citizenship and leave another country to pick up the pieces well we heard from use of a freelance journalist in london and he's concerned about the repercussions this will be having on british society. i think it's important if not crucial that the voices of muslim men and particularly women are included into the debate not because they have the answers but purely because whatever the government decides to do whether they leave stateless or whether they allow the return to the u.k. it will be muslim women every day muslim women who don't push me know who be impacted the most of all this they'll be the ones having to deal with either thinly veiled or some of her ruslan just general bad experiences that will come out of this and i think they need to be listened to most if we're going to find a solution as to how we can help and there are another another number of cases have a say online like. from alabama in th

joining me now is earnest owens, a writer at large and maya wiley back with me. she joined me this morning and i thought the conversation was so good, i'm glad she came back. all right, maya, now that we know or the police are saying it was a staged attack, what is next for him? >> well, you know, after he appears in court, and we don't know what he'll say. little, it will be through his attorneys. the question will really be whether or not there's going to be a trial on the facts of this or whether or not there's going to be a plea deal. he was charged with a class 4 felony. it's a felony, but it's a low-level felony. sometimes these are misdemeanors. we might see a downward plea where he pleads guilty to a misdemeanor. i think the bigger issue here is the larger conversation that this is spurring. jussie smollett said it himself when he said it's critically important not to lie about these things. and it is, because there actually, we talked about it earlier today, there is a narrative out there that suggests that people who claim that racism is still real in s

and an owen farrell penalty gave england a 17—10 lead at half time.of the year jonny sexton clawed ireland back to within four points with this penalty on 5a minutes. england hit back with their third try of the match, henry slade getting on the end ofjonny may's pass to go over. the decision went to the tmo and the try stood. 32-13 to 32—13 to england with just time don't going down on the clock. in the earlier game — scotland got their campaign underway with a bonus point win over italy, holding off a late italian fightback at murrayfield. jim lumsden was watching. scottish rugby has been making a noise and thriving in europe, and the belief that the national could go far this year. italy on a 17 game winning streak was breached after ten minutes by blair kinghorn. more, soon after. this was an injury depleted scotland, but it hammered away. cracks emerged again. the fingertips of stuart go through. it's really running out of steam, the irreplaceable doing his hat trick. the italians came within a whisker last year. the scots reveal their defence wa

reporter: separating fact from fiction is a daily battle for students like maya, trevor, baraka and owen who i met at washington's woodrow wilson high school. >> fire keeps trains from getting cold. how many of you believe that's true? >> the pointer institute, a journalism advocacy group created media wise, a program that uses real-life examples like these to help students discern the truth. how many of you have ever posted something or put something out on social media that later turned out not to be true? >> yeah. >> they say they get much of their news from social media, but they often approach it with skepticism. >> do you feel like sometimes the story is too good to be true. >> i do a key search and if it only comes up from the one source or if there are other credible sources maybe like "the new york times" or "the washington post". >> people post a story, and i might go check it out and see what it's about. >> the story about the fire on the tracks, it was real. media wise is working with stanford to create a curriculum and this fall will roll it out to teach students how to be m

a lot of chat in westminster about what labour mps like owen smith would do. much with what jeremy corbyn is doing. if jeremy agree much with what jeremy corbyn is doing. ifjeremy corbyn doesn't ta ke is doing. ifjeremy corbyn doesn't take them down the road of another referendum, what will they do? will they leave the party? if so, when will they act? no one is sure. thank you. let's look at the story of the labour party from brussels. julie ward is a labour mep. how did you react when you saw the letter from jeremy corbyn with his five tests? well, i think they're sensible. they're trying to reach out. but it's clear that the tories won't play ball with us and that's because for us, it's really important that peace in northern ireland is maintained, soa peace in northern ireland is maintained, so a hard border is absolutely impossible. and the backstop is sacrosanct. it isn't negotiable. what's really important is that labour wants to make sure that we don't become a pound shop britain. we want to make sure we still have employment rights, that we are aligne

we talked about joe lewis and jesse owens as great as they were as athletes, as patriotic as they were of athletes, they wound up being hounded most of their lives by the internal revenue service, so anytime you're high profile, and you stand up for are you part of a resistance movement in terms of this whole history of america's -- one of america's original sins, white supremacy, the other being patriarchy, then you're going to pay a price, and so i don't think colin had any illusions that that would be some backlash and point of fact, the backlash came all along the way. and he was accepting of that reality and willing to pay that price. >> you're a tenured professor emeritus at your institution, and i know you had a struggle to get tenure, i think it's assumed in part because of your activism, shall we say, although you did ultimately get tenure, is there any part of you that when you see a young man like kaepernick coming forward, seeking your advice,menti wanti tell him no, don't do it. >> no, i never tell athletes or anybody else i counselled what to do. i tell them the likely ou

terrell owens joined the tnt game. shaq bet him $1,000 that he could not dunk. so t.o.ing possum, then just throws it down on his fourth try. t.o. is 45 years old, and he gladly took the cash. shaq is walking around with thousands of dollars. >> you never know when a bet could come up. >> who's going >>> the rain is coming. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for being here. "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- oscar nominee viggo mortensen, from "one day at a time", rita moreno. guillermo at super bowl opening night. this week in unnecessary censorship and music from summer walker. and now, stay put, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you! how are you doing? thank you for watching. for coming. everyone that's relatively dry, very nice. m

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owen paterson, then damian green and nicky morgan, andl then damian green and nicky morgan, and i thinkhn is right, not in the cabinet, but there was a sense of, you didn't like what we came up with, come up with something better that the eu will actually agree to, because you have the irish prime minister today saying no to all of these suggestions that are on the table at the moment. the eu is showing no sign of moving at all. they did wobble rather badly last week. the chief negotiator michel barnier suddenly started talking about what would happen if there was about what would happen if there was a no—deal brexit. he said we wouldn't have a hard border in ireland after all, then started talking about magic technology, in exactly the way that the hard brexiters have been talking that the eu used to pour scorn on. the eu may be, ireland certainly isn't, the irish prime minister, and i think that the eu will back the member that the eu will back the member that are staying in a club rather than the one that is leaving. you are absolutely right. you mentioned no—deal brexit, john. the l

>>ter: separating fact from fiction is a daily battle for sdetusnt like maya, trevor, baraka and owen, who i met at woodrow wilson high school. >> fire is used to keep chicago trains running in the cold and that appears to be fire on t tracks. how many of you believe that'sue show of hands. in an effort to cut through the noise, the pointer institute of journalism advocacy groupea d media wise, a program that uses real-le emples ke these to help students discern the truth. how many of you have ever posted something or put something out on social media that later turnedut n to be true? they say they get much of their news from social media, but often approach it with skepticism. do you ever feel like sometimes the story is almost too good to be true? >> i do a key search and srch e same exact headline and see if it only comes up from that other rce or there credible sources like "the new york times" or washington post. >> people always arepost story and you see a lot of people posting that, i might check it out to see what it's about. >> the story about the fire on the tracks, it was m

owen watkin scored his first try in a wales shirt.of the match but wales held on for their eleventh win in a row — for the first time in more than a century. 26—15 the final score. well that's the six nations covered. holly can tell us now what's been happening in the premier league today. it's been a busy day lots of movers and shakers at the top and bottom of the table — more on that in just a moment — but there was something more important than football on the minds of all players in the premier league this afternoon. you may have noticed they were all wearing black armbands today. that was in honour of emiliano sala after his body was identified this week. in southampton — where cardiff city were playing for the fisrt time since that news this week — a minutes silence was held as well. while many also wore yellow daffodils in honour of the striker. when that game did get uderway — sol bamba opened the scoring in the second half but southampton looked like they were going to salvage a point afterjack stephens leveller in the 91st m

captain owen morgan has overseen the regeneration of his team since the last world cup he hit sixty five's it's while joe root scored his fourteenth one day centuries it's all but see the team over the finish line because it's a touch it was just butler who hit the winning runs. as england completed their high. ever one day run chase. and the richardson zero. formula one world champion lewis hamilton recorded his best time of the week at pre-season testing in barcelona the briton tested his new car for the first time last week and admitted it's quite a bit different to the previous model and although he was quicker on thursday he didn't trouble the top routines alex albon was quickest thursday also saw a return for robert the pole comes back after rallying accident in two thousand and eleven and completed forty eight laps. american know a lisle says he will replace the same bold as the fastest man in the world the twenty one year old is yet to compete at an olympics but hasn't lost a two hundred meter race since two thousand and sixteen he's now building up to the world championships which

the picture from moscow so far this thursday morning always more doughty don't call my name's kevin owen and have a great day. be . with lawmakers manufacture consent to step into the public wells. when the ruling class is a project over themselves. with the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news. this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones they're the litter bugs are trying this way industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. in main. it seems will set forth their classes chris takes a coffee on my end i leap stay on your hands at a special projects funded he does it also dream on i'm your best bet is the end of a footy team but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. because the swarms of them so moving. to build your local mall before. much of those who heard the preview are you ever

captain owen morgan has overseen the regeneration of his team since the last world cup he hit sixty five's it's. while joe root scored his fourteenth one day centuries it's all but see the team over the finish line is it's such it's it was just butler who hit the winning runs. as england completed their high. ever one day run chase. and the richardson al-jazeera. formula one world champion lewis hamilton recorded his best time of the week at pre-season testing in barcelona the briton tested his new car for the first time last week and admitted it's quite a bit different to the previous model and although he was quicker on thursday he didn't trouble the top of the routines alex albon was quickest thursday also saw a return for robert the pole comes back after rallying accident in two thousand and eleven and completed forty eight laps. american know a lisle says he will replace you saying bold as the fastest man in the world the twenty one year old is yet to compete at an olympics but hasn't lost a two hundred meter race since two thousand and sixteen he's now building up to the world champi

used to call we right now mark ninety percent of their waste recycling composting gabrielle is on owens a small cafe in san francisco's mission district she composts everything i'm a strong believer that i'm doing what i can and the best that i can what she's doing here on a small scale is part of a much bigger picture. if you look at what she's doing here in terms of diverting waste away from landfills and creating a recycling type of circuit here with everything that happens it else and that's what we have to look to inspired by western europe san francisco opera owners like the financial incentives to compost. a lot of these small businesses are actually doing it for economic reasons it lowers their bill always for recycling for their garbage but overall money is a way to motivate people but it's not the only motivator when the food waste is in the landfill it decomposes. and it generates methane gas and methane is a very potent greenhouse gas john hankey the civil engineer who runs the resource recovery program in east bank with a combined solid food waste rudely quickly swatting to

. >> reporter: separating fact from fiction is a daily battle for students like baraka, and owen, whoains running in the cold." that appears to be fire on the tracks. how many of you guys believe that's true? show of hands? >> reporter: in an effort to cut through the noise, the pointer institute, a journalism advocacy group, created media wise, a program that uses real-life examples like these to help students discern the truth. how many of you have ever posted something or put something out on social media that later turned out not to be true? >> reporter: they say they get much of their news from social media. but they often approach it with skepticism. >> do you ever feel like sometimes the story's almost too good to be true? >> i do a key search, i search the same exact headline. i see fit only comes up from that one source or if there are other credible sources like "the new york times" or "washington post." >> people always repost a story they see. you see a lot of people posting that, i might check it out, see what it's about. >> reporter: that story about the fire on the trac

special show for tomorrow on women's representation in nigeria have a look at the three this is from ali owen who writes there been more than one hundred eighty gubernatorial swearings and in nigeria since one thousand nine hundred nine and not a single one has been a woman let's think about that for a second what of that such a lot more time last question shall tomorrow but now we're going to continue our discussion about youth and nigerian elections online stay with me you need to be on your computer your laptop or your phone this is not going to happen on your t.v. go to your browser type in al-jazeera. under pressure here dot com forward slash nigeria stream and as long as i haven't done a spelling error that would take us to our online show live now on you tube and then we can pick up on nigerians young nigerians also looking at the nigerian elections and i will see you on you tube in less than ten seconds. and mundy pointed wealth on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is

follow good morning it's just turned ten am this third in the seventh of february a moscow one is kevin owen here for the next thirty minutes with a live update from the r.t. international news said. the u.s. tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile on choose day it was launched from an air force base in southern calif. and sailed over the pacific ocean landing near outsold almost seven thousand kilometers away just hours after that the russian military then tested its own i.c.b.m. to. although the launches have been described as routine they come as fears grow over the potential of a nuclear arms race following the suspension of a key missile agreement on saturday the senior correspondent were ghastly of reports this morning the i.n.f. treaty was a pillar of global security not only because it resulted in the removal of missiles and launchers from europe but also because of what was removed short range nuclear missiles highly mobile incredibly quick both to launch and their speed much cheaper than huge strategic nukes everyone was always on the edge with short range nuclear missiles

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