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rowdy crowds turning up the calls and damaging infrastructure by police deployed to calm down the ravenous. i'm all in germany has been forced to stop playing it's cold to press we hit from the locals after this break it's. so wrong. just don't call. to shape our. culture. and in. find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. welcome back to the program a court in a small german town has banned the muslim call to prayer from its local mosque that's after an elderly couple complained but not just about the noise it's a kind of vocal chant in a tone that has a disturbing effect on us but we are mainly concerned with the content of the call this puts our law above our guard of christians and as a christian who grew up here in a christian environment i can't accept that the mosque was forced to stop its call to prayer after a complaint in twenty fifteen however the court only came to its final decision a matter of days ago and it could still be appealed we went to the town in west germany to hear how residents feel about the move for. the ban in general is an acceptable at the time

she have went raven black at last night's premiere with carly steele. >> this is a bad ass dress. >> thank you. it's a bad ass movie. i definitely can't smile. it's so not in the mood with the dress. >> masking her effortless sense of humor, jlaw draped in dior held court for "red sparrow yt yt. she said it's the first time she ever dieted for a role. >> i just want jack in the box and just eat chicken breast. that to me is like i'm starving. it was tough when my character stopped doing ballet i was done. i was like i can't do this for six months. you'll see in the movie. >> jennifer also graces the march cover of "vanity fair" with a shoot that paying tribute to her kentucky country roots. she admits she was nervous about shooting nude scenes after being outspoken of intimate photos being hack. quote how can you explain about the hack if you're going to get nude anyway. she filmed the scenes from the crew who knew me since i was a baby. after the scenes wrapped she turn ud to the team and said i hope you guys feel creepy. >> please welcome jennifer lawrence. >> leading up to the pre

brian urlacher of the bears and ray louis of the ravens. meanwhile, veterans committee inducted packers guard gerry cramer. bob -- and houston linebacker dr. doom robert brazil. congratulations to all. well, after losing to the jazz by 30 points on tuesday night, the warriors responded wealth a win last night over the kings. steve kerr was not happy at all by the performance. for a very good reason. the team turned the ball over 25 times. as kerr said in his postgame press, they won on talent alone. the road doesn't get any easier. they play the denver nuggets, a team that has a 20-7 record at home. >> when is the all-star break? >> two weeks. >> i was hoping you were going to say tomorrow. >> do you think that's part of the problem? >> hell yeah. guys are dieing to get to the all-star break. we're limping to the finish line at the all-star break. but we've got to fight through to the break. we need to get the hell away from each other and go to -- go sit on a beach and relax and we'll be in great shape. we've got to find a way to get there

. >> their lawyer, raven sarnoff, says the city investigation was anything but fair. >> the fire department conducted an investigation that seemed designed to find otherwise. >> there's a truth to this story, and we're here hoping that the truth is heard. >> the truth, according plaintiffs who spoke exclusively to abc 7 news is that there's an i ipt mat between the firefighter and the chief -- a relationship where romero gave preferential treatment to her and he interfered with other officers who had to train and work with her. >> yes. he protected her to a certain extent. i felt uncomfortable to the enth dreeg trying to train this individual because of possible workplace retaliation by the battalion chief. >> firefighters complained to the department but it fell on deaf ears and they were transferred. >> felt like this was an attack on my personal integrity. >> there' a lot of shame that goes with it. not shame just to me but also to my family. >> what do you hope to achieve with this lawsuit? >> the truth. clear our name. >> we did not reveal the name of the female firefighter because she

. >> raven alyas is among 1,400 african-american students making the honor roll at one of the many public schools in san francisco. today, she will be acknowledged by the san francisco alliance of black school educators. >> i think it's important for us to acknowledge the people who are doing well, because then it encourages kids who aren't. >> students must have a 3.0 grade point average or higher to be recognized. maintaining that gpa helps students compete with others who are on track for college. >> it's very important that our students are exposed to and receive the messaging that you can do this and you can compete just like everyone else. >> linda jordan is the african-american post-secondary pathway manager, helping students find ways to get into college. alyas wants to study chemistry. she's been accepted into two historically black colleges and universities, but is holding out for howard. another student being recognized today is zach fineberg. >> and i feel like it allows me to be like a role model and show other people that people who look like me are still capable. >> this ye

widespread by the states with some right at lower levels not too much in the way of rain across the raven peninsula it should be lost if on into i twenty five celsius here in doha on saturday a touch cooler on sunday by sunday a top temperature in riyadh the thirty degrees. paint the scene for us whether online what is a very nice time in yemen that peace is possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that are choosing between buying medication and eating basis is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist who's close to the story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. top stories this north and south korea have marched an extraordinary show of unity as the twenty eight hundred winter olympics. sister of north korea's leader kim jong un shook hands with south korean president and at the opening ceremony vice president mike pence was also attending the winter games. u.s. president donald trump has signed off on a spending bill officiall

the migratory bird act is working so well, populations of ravens are exploding on my ranch and around the west . this act allows for a proportional response to growing populations the threat in our young livestock with federal agents are slow to grasp the necessary predation authority and expand the civility. >> for me, it's the ravens. in other parts of the country, cormorants, vultures and other predators are the issue. in conclusion, please recognize that the ranchers are in your eyes and ears on the land. we are your best tool for to achieve any real conversation objective on the ground. thomas loose, no one is more dedicated to the health of the land than those of us who work to implement it. let the ranchers do what we do best and everyone will benefit. the species, the ecosystem ev and the rural communities. thank you again for your in my testimony and i look forward to answering any questions. >> thank you for traveling here and thanks for the excellent testimony. mister devol. >> good morning chairman bradley. and thank you writing member. >> members of the committee, rsi app

one of her students is raven alias who has received support from her mother. >> she made sure i got intorograms, but what i did with the programs, what i did with the schools, the choices i made, that was 100% all on me. >> reporter: this year 1,400 african-americans students grades 3 through 12 made the honor roll. that's 200 more students than last year. still the superintendent says t there's always room for improvement. >>> that's it, thanks so much for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> i packed away my beanies and scarves already because i thought it was going to be summer soon. >> we'll tell you how long you'll need that winter wear. >>> it wasn't easy finding the right wire. a traffic light malfunction had traffic control ovfficers workig overtime. >>> a man in critical condition, his family leans on hope while police look for asuspect. >>> and neighbors heard a loud boom right before this happened. >> how has it been this morning? >> freezing cold. >> it's really cold right now. >> it's a little hard to get out of bed. >> hats, scarves,

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and ravens golf club new information about the valley forge invitational. a home course for emily gimple. she and other golfers will play may 21st to may 26th, they expect 10,000 spectators om hav highways in the traffic report. matt pellman is live with the details. >> reporter: hey guys on this mardi gras fat tuesday, we see big fat delay as long 95 ound sn earlier crash now completely confined to the northbound left shoulder north of the walt whitman bridge and damage is done. a really slow go from north of the airport. up through the accident scene and really the stop and go conditions persist the whole way up to the betsy ross bridge. 95 northbound through south philadelphia. past penn's landing and up through fishtown a slow go and the earlier accident did not help us out. if you head to the flyers game allow extra time. a crash in spring city by the cvs at bridge street. it sounds like it's in the process of clearing. the wreck on the pennsylvania turnpike in port washington has cleared but speed in the teens coming east of valley forge. and horsham

he was with joey flacco and the rage wins josh ravens. from the receiver, trent taylor. that is indicative of the feeling that this guy gives off. the teammates around the 49ers. you talk to the guys in the locker room that want to play for this guy. that is not a skill you can teach or read out of the playbook. some guys have the ability to lead and jimmy garoppolo has it .>> in that position, you have to have that. you can see all the strong affirmations. you are saying they have the chemistry? >> i think so. i am not saying they have to be a super bowl contender. they have to make a lot more moves. just dream a little bit. jimmy garoppolo against tom brady. just putting that out there. a little fantasy but a longshot. the point is, this guy has everyone thinking so positively about the 49ers. this contract will be a bargain. this could be the greatest trade in 49er history and down the line in nfl history if it pans out.>> the patriots organization and giving him to the 49ers for a draft pick. jimmy garoppolo could own this town like j

right now, right now, stafford number two, car, number one, andrew luck 24.6 and joey flock go of the ravensng up the top five, meantime a huge day in the nba, it was trade deadline day, the warriors were nonexistent in that front, but they made some news with tremont green earning $50,000 fine for getting into it with the ref, a complete makeover, six players jettison including isaiah thomas and channing frye of the lakers for jordan clarkson and larry nance jr. subject dibs, free up room and they will have major room like $50 million available for free agents like lebron or paul george. meanwhile the cavaliers trade dwayne wade back to his original team with the miami heat that's out class move by them and they will pick up a second round pick, cleveland for players added, younger and more athletic. meantime, pebble beach, all the funny stuff with the comedian, he much out of the way, first out - - a lot of money in at stake and it doesn't mean we can't have the perfect weather just incredible down there, nice strong and stroke exhibited on the water. and on land. bill mickelson, his 23rd

populations are of ravens are exploding on my ranch and across the west. this act -- that affect the sage-grouse and our livestock. the for me, it's the ravens, in other parts of the countries, the black vultures and other predators are the issue. in conclusion, please recognize that the ranchers are your eyes and ears on the land. we are your best tool to achieve any real conservation objectives on the ground. turn us loose. no one is more dedicated to the health of the land than those of white house are dependent on it. let the ranchers do what we do best. everyone will benefit. the species, the ecosystem and the rural communities. thank you again for hearing my testimony. i look forward to answering any questions. >> well thank you so much for traveling here from wyoming and thanks for that excellent testimony. appreciate it. mr. duval? >> good morning, chairman barrasso and ranking member carper and the members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to come to talk to you about real world impact on overregulation of farmers and ranchers. my nam

. >> their lawyer raven sarnoff says the city investigation was anything but fair. >> the fire department conducted an investigation that seemed designed to find otherwise. >> there is a truth to this story. and we're here hoping that the truth is heard. >> and the truth according to these plaintiffs who spoke exclusively to abc 7 news is that there was an intimate relationship between the female firefighter and the top battalion chief of the fire station sam romero, also a defendant in the case. a relationship where romero gave prenks treatment to her and that he interfered with other officers who had to train and work with her. >> yes, he protected her to a certain extent. i felt uncomfortable to the nth degree with regards to will training this possible with chief. to retaliation from my >> firighters said they complained butt fell on deaf ea and they were transferred. >> i felt this was an attack on my personal integrity. >> there is a lot of shame that goes with it. and not shame just to me but also to my family. >> what do you hope to achieve with in lawsuit? >> the truth. clear our

(looklive)ever since the infamous ray rice scandal on the ravens in 2014, the n-f- l's domestic abuse policy is a six-game suspension without pay for the first offense, and a lifetime ban after the second.in los gatos, spencer blake, kron four news. ((catherine/ots))this is just the latest 49er to be in trouble with the law. in 2014 -- defensive end ray mcdonald was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence following and an incident with his pregnant fiance. san jose police say she had several bruises on her arm and neck...no charges were filed. then months later..mcdonald was named as a suspect in a sexual assault investigation.he was charged with rape by intoxication...a nd was cut by the 49ers. and in 2016..fullback bruce miller was arrested - accused of attacking two men at a hotelat fisherman's wharf - in san francisco. the 49ers cut ties with miller shortly after the arrest. he was charged with seven felonies, including assault with a deadly weapon. (steve)((me3 vo)) former oakland a's pitcher esteban loaiza is behind bars tonight... police arrested him in san diego on friday..

her at a ravens game. there is one police officer armed for each 1,000 fans. that's a good ratio. if you have a high school with a thousand people you have one armed person. that's not an army from the nra. the nra is created to be a bogeyman. if you look at the statistics, the nra doesn't donate that much money to politicians compared to other people. they donate less than unions. they donate lesson planned parenthood. they don't crack the top 50 in terms of lobbying outfits. i know the nra is powerful in your mind but a lot of the politicians that vote with the nra aren't doing it because they are beholden because they are getting a lot of donations. you can't buy a politician for $2500. they vote with the second amendment because they believe in the second amendment. >> dana: one other thing, which is the possible things changing. one of them has to do with something that's been a thorn in the side of a lot of people for a long time especially on the left. the centers for disease control, because of an amendment passed 25 years ago, has not been allowed and has not been funded

baltimore ravens benjamin watson joins me now. thank you for being here. what did you mean by that? meant by that is that every time there is an incident like this, something really horrific, we talk about respecting life. while that's really important, we have to look at our culture as a whole. we incarcerate our young men at an alarming rate, we vote for things that create the disintegration of the family, we murder 60 million of our unborn. we are a culture that gravitates towards violence. we must hold this young man accountable. we need to step back and say, what are we teaching our children? how are we as teachers dealing with kids when they have certain conflict in the classroom? all these things are very important. it's easy to say that one thing or another, that its guns or law that needs to be changed. while that might be the case, we need to as a individual identify where we've gone wrong and really have the courage to fix it. >> martha: i hear you. one of the things that is so hard to fathom in this whole situation, he was orphaned, then he was adopted, and then he lost

i've been there when president obama was there when i won in 2012 with the baltimore ravens. it was a great experience. but regardless how people may feel about president obama, you can't say president obama was a bad person. you can say you may not agree with policies, may not agree with some decisions, but you can't say as a man he is a bad person. that to me is what it's all about. i have two young boys looking back on this time period and wonder what i did to help. i take pride on trying to live the right way and make the right decisions and help our community. bring people together and help uplift people. and that's how a lot of my peers are, as well. especially with the player coalition that we formed. we're about doing the right thing, giving back. i want to make sure when my boys read up about their dad they know their dad did everything he could to be the best he can be. >> torrey, i want to ask you about the nfl season and this whole anthem thing. but the protests took place during the anthem were reframed as a sign of disrespect to the military and the flag. as som

randy moss, safety brian dawkins of the eagles, brian urlacher of the bears and ray lewis of the ravensohn lynch did not make the final cut. veterans committee inducted gary martinez cramer, redskins and bobby bether and dr. doom robert brazile. congratulations to call. also last night, patriots quarterback tom brady named league mvp, his third time winning the award. this season he threw for 4,577 yards, 32 touchdowns with only eight interceptions. a 102.8 quarterback rating and completed 66% of his passes. well deserved. tom of course, not at the event. julian edelman accepted is the award for him. brady joins barry bonds as the oldest players to win their league mvp at 40en an both are from the same high school, sarah high in san mateo. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike sure man. i'm taking the eagles to get one of these today. have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi there, everyone. good morning to you. the golden gate bridge we're under partly sunny conditions. winds are calm. you woke up to slightly cooler conditions. we're sitting at abou

among them two linebackers, ray lewis who played for the baltimore ravens and former chicago bear brian erlacher and randy moss and terrell owens. who each played for five teams in their careers. the induction ceremony takes place in august in canton, ohio. >>> finally rob impressed some of us with his speech yesterday. >> not you. >> not ron. >> i'll show you've something truly impressive. check this out. >> there he goes! >> wow. >> not even rob marciano can do that. no one had done that before in the winter x games. the athlete stunned a minnesota crowd on saturday with a 100-foot back flip snowmobile. he only did it once. although we're showing it over and over. >> not 100 times? >> he had been practicing this since last spring. yeah, he did not do that multiple times. >> we should have put a disclaimer on the screen do not try this at home. >> pretty amazing, huh. >> no. i wouldn't be in that crowd underneath that. >> that's what i was thinking. thanks, ron. >>> a multi-billion dollar beverage company under fire. we hear from women who said they were harassed by executives at monst

safety brian dawkins of the eagles and linebackers brian urlacher of the bears and ray lewis of the ravens committee inducted packer guard jerry kramer redskins and chargers gm bobby beathard and houston linebacker bobby brazile. congratulations to all. also tonight patriots quarterback tom brady named league mvp. third time he's won this award. this season he threw for over 4,500 yards, 32 touchdowns, only eight interceptions, and it was well deserved. tom of course not at tonight's events. his injured wide receiver julian edelman accepted the award for him. brady joins barry bonds as the oldest player to win their league mvp at 40, and both are from the same high school, serra high in san mateo. what are the chances? this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. we're going to make our super bowl picks. i am going with the underdog, the eagles. so eric, you? >> whoever is playing the patriots. >> that would be the eagles. eagles are from philly. and of course you spent a lot of time in new england. >> i need to preface this by saying yes, i grew up in new england, i went

for the first time i find it fascinating this coming the ravens on the memphis show who have the family of slain kremlin critic birthname stop in washington d.c. on the third anniversary of his killing they say to send a message to moscow he will be remembered. every name the portion of road in his honor in front of the russian embassy more snapshot plaza puts russia on notice vitamine notice that the world is watching there was plenty of tough talk from u.s. politicians senator ron johnson tells al-jazeera he believes without a doubt that the russian government interfered in the u.s. election that they are still sowing division on social media to which congress responded by passing sanctions that the president is refusing to implement but the congress seems unlikely to push him when the president after the end of congress will. have to ask president ok what i voted for the sanctions and we learned today the u.s. is not fighting back inside her space according to the director of the national security agency the president hasn't authorized him to try and disrupt what's happening we're ta

super bowl advertisers will likely steer clear of anything potentially divisive and it's airing the ravens . even celebrities who animal a privilege a rough seems to have avoided control of a seat tipping super bowl favorites new england patriots. from football all of the idea of all of the right see over to football off the ground for heights now with so many ways it could've gone wrong because. yes we have we're going to talk american football but you know going to german football say it went wrong. they can make out. discuss the weekend action welcome nick. here what's the big game of the week is about this three actually. broke during the last break. also two very attacking teams from expect quite a few goals in there but the real story of the weekend is the return of peter he is obviously as the coach of four years he's returning to the city's night with his new team dortmund. teams to watch a preview of the. storm and let's take a look. at game like no other pizza described this evening as league clash in cologne the dortmund coach arrives back at his old club tonight two months afte

field super bowl advertisers will likely steer clear of anything potentially divisive thank you tara raven. even celebrities you animal. seems to have avoided control to see tipping super bowl favorites new england patriots. from the united states to south africa day zero is approaching fast and feeble in south africa dragging its arrival for months the country has been suffering under an extensive drought you can see the dramatic situation and more dramatic it is getting from the satellite pictures. how fast the water is falling in this dam over just several weeks cape town for example is totally reliant on reservoirs for its water supply to push back day zero the day the city will turn off the taps solutions are needed quickly. queuing for one of life's essential has become part of everyday life in cape town and conserving its a civic g.t. from february the first water consumption has been limited to fifty liters per person per day in germany the average consumption is one hundred twenty liters the only now having a plane been here for more than ten years this has been happening that now

and jessica raven, executive director of collective action for safe spaces. i'm going to start off the conversation and encourage all my other panelists to jump in with gary barker. gary has been a long-time advocate in the engagement of men's engagement to end violence against women and he and his promundo has conducted extensive research against violence. so i'm going to start off with you, gary, and if you can tell us based on your experience and knowledge, what do we know about what drives sexual assault and harassment? mr. barker: well, first, i get to say that promundo believes in data and research so we're kind of about making facts great making facts great again, particularly important in this moment, which is to say what is it that -- what do we know about it as we got lots of blogs going out, lots of conversation, what do we know that drives sexual harassment and sexual assault? and the simplest answer is the way that we raise our sons. this thing that we call manhood, sometimes we call it toxic which i think kind of takes us down a negative, it kin

i noted and i tracked his raven-haired person observing me as though i might require an aspirin or aglass of -- [inaudible] he was saying that it was too bad about this censorship and my wonderful book. because it really should be published. things were difficult in turkey now. there are all sorts of people whose views had to be taken into consideration. people at the universities were concerned. i invited more precise explanation of the problem. were there local academics who found the scholarship of "god's crucible" faulty, flawed? oh, no, said he. they found that the problem was not the book's scholarship, but scholarship. there were things the book said that it was unreasonable in these times to say. what the book says about the jews in medina and the prophet's wife, it was not taught in turkey that muhammad slaughtered the jews in medina, and we do not know that the wife tried the fight against the california leaf thatally in the battle of the camel. readers would be very upset to learn these developments even though as your book reveals they are historically true. by now the di

because this summer from may 21st to the 26th the lpga tour valley forge invitational will be at ravens> you got to love that. you also have been involved with the flower show. >> we will have a presence in march 3rd to the 11th. check us out, we will debut our new arts spot. >> i want to see you in the tube. get under >>> good morning. look at that. other people are working this morning too on presidents day. it is machine february 19th, 2018. good morning. >> hey, lauren. >> hello, hello. >> we neat to get so oat milk. >> we have some more. >> i'm okay. >> yes. >> she's fine. >> well, yoga pants back for winter, new york times opinion piece it is making waves this morning why author think women need to get rid of them and how ladies are responding. >>> don't miss with jamie fox is there one question you cannot ask him and if you do that will happen. espn learn the hard way the comment that meade the comedian walk off. >> quit or stick it out. parents, your child tell you they are done with their after school activity. they don't want to do it anymore. is it okay to give up. we have a

jack: today i'll try to survive 6 encounters with ravenous carnivores. guide: inside that...s are coming to "wild countdown." absolutely beyond belief. that was something! we tried to leave our tents. we didn't even go to dinner. we couldn't get there because the lions were everywhere. gol' dang. whoo! help! no, no, right there. holy mackerel. just like my life is devoted to the animal world, nationwide is devoted to their members, protecting what's important at every stage of their lives. that's why nationwide and i have been partners for over 30 years. learn more about nationwide at nationwide.com. jack: some of the world's most terrifying top predators can be found in africa. so that's where today's countdown kicks off. my wife sue and i traveled to serengeti national park in northern tanzania, one of the world capitals of wildlife. robert was our guide for the day. every year, aggressive carnivores in this region feed on the super herds of wildebeests and zebra that cross the serengeti, looking for grazing land. the mara river is a major obstacle on the migration route. w

raven got the is defined by the guys who are fighting for us half a global way, who are step on ied's are dying for us. this is not. when you say adding the appetizer, main entrÉe and dessert and splitting the bill and you don't care because someone else is paying for it, if that's your idea of gutsy even sign me up for that diet because i'll take it to the next level. the reason people are getting sick of this process is because it's a repeated process. now it's locked in for two years of this as an entity. is that such a word? let's hear from our panel. my worry is that if this is deemed to be a tough call them what constitutes an easy one. >> i couldn't agree with you more. >> so what happens. >> this is, what you're saying, this is the other breakdown of the two-party system but no one seems to have any sense of generational stewardship and everything that charlie and you were saying could not be more accurate. the notion that you will tag my six kids with this astonishing giveaway at a time when it's so clear we have the resources and the economic strength to pull in the spending