i'll go to sharon now. thank you. sharon: thank you very much. apparently, you realize it's snowing. so we thank you for braving the weather for joining us together for a very important situation and a fast-moving situation for sure. i want to start by acknowledging something that we just did with peter. peter, of course has a new book out that you should all read. and when we were here talking about his book just about two weeks ago, i asked peter, i said you know, you're writing about a president and a national security team before the story is over. we're still in the middle of the story. so what's the next chapter? [laughter] so you see where this is going, right? he said this president has not actually had a genuine foreign policy crisis yes. -- yet. we don't know who he is, who his team is and what their capabilities are. so make sure you ask peter on his projections on the market and everything else out the door. so here we are. i would encourage you to trade detailed biographies of our panel because we would be here all afternoon going th

sharon: i want to ask a provocative question. let's say hypothetically something happens in the united states, it could be cyber, what the proportionate response is is not clear for something like that. what powers does the president have? what reaction might provoke from him? ift might he do here at home he saw a paris or mumbai style attack in the united states? physical. >> i think those are two different questions, a physical attack in the united states is a course of a different color than a major cyberattack. i just want to clarify. start by adding on about the iranian calculation. i think there is a high likelihood of kidnapping if they can. one reason we want everybody out ou iraq, if you are iran, want to do something that makes back.der to strike you want american service people who, if trump strikes back, they get murdered. you want something that is a retaliation but cools things down and makes everybody think again rather than eight to protect military strike. -- rather than a tit-for-tat military strike. the strateg

reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area. >> sharon, thank you. >>> the most beautiful part of all this, snow. take a look at our nbc bay area sky ranger very active today. this is the fresh powder at mt. hamilton. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the storm. what's the latest, jeff? >> the main part of the storm system has moved off to the south. i have the doppler radar fixed over mt. hamilton where we picked up a couple of inches. snow levels down to 2,500 feet. as all of us wake up tomorrow morning, it will be cold enough to stay across those peaks, definitely a beautiful sight. back behind the storm we had spotty areas of rain moving throughout the bay. i want to put a track on a couple of locations. right now, moderate to heavy rain entering the east bay, pushing off into san leandro through 6:04, black hawk by 6:43. to the north, spotty rain over the north bay moving off into richmond by 6:27 tonight. rainfall totals, impressive from this morning to midday when we got hit hardest with this, 1.14 inches in san francisco where sharon was report

>> sharon: hi. what are you doing here? aren't you supposed to be at work? >> rey: well, after you told me that mariah was taking faith to breakfast, i decided to change my schedule and treat you to your favorite chocolate croissants, as well as my incredible company. >> sharon: you didn't have to go out of your way like that. >> rey: it's just croissants. it's not a big deal. something else on your mind? >> sharon: yeah, i was just talking to nick about faith

sharon? greta thunberg.hen greta became sharon, the climate change campaigner gets in on thejoke and changes her twitter name. and in this week's click, the team takes a look at facial recognition technology, the future of space travel, and super—fast sports cars. that's in half an hour. the iranian president, hassan rouhani, has said america has made a strategic mistake by killing tehran‘s most senior military commander, and warned the us will face difficult days ahead. the funeral procession for qassem soleimani has been taking place in baghdad after he was killed by a drone strike at the city's airport on thursday night. president trump said he ordered the action to stop a war, not start one, and was not seeking regime change in iran. the foreign office has warned against all travel to iraq, and all but essential travel to iran. david willis reports. american officials say the air strike that killed qassem soleimani was carried out in self defence. they say the man who's been blamed for the deaths of hund

sharon. when greta became sharon, the climate change campaigner gets in on thejoke and changes her twitter name. and coming up — the uk's leading foreign correspondents discuss their views on the week's international news — that's in dateline in half an hour. the chief spokesman for iran's armed forces has said his country has every right to retaliate for the death of the country's military commander who was killed in a us drone strike. the funeral procession for qassem soleimani is under way in baghdad after he was killed at the city's airport on thursday night. president trump said he had taken action to stop a war, not start one, and was not seeking regime change in iran. the foreign office has warned against all travel to iraq, and all but essential travel to iran. david willis reports. american officials say the air strike that killed qasem soleimani was carried out in self defence. they say the man who's been blamed for the deaths of hundreds of americans in the middle east over the yea

pc sharon beshenivsky responded to a robbery... what happened. her murder sent shock waves around the country... studio: apologies, we will have to leave judith moritz because of the poor sound. members of the european parliament have expressed "grave concern" about aspects of the government's plan to safeguard the rights of eu citizens in the uk after brexit. anyone living here by the end of the year can apply to stay, and the goverment says their rights to live and work will be protected by law. but meps have warned of continued uncertainty and anxiety among more than 3 million eu citizens living in the uk. our political correspondent alex forsyth has more. london has been katya's home for almost 17 years. a german citizen, she's built a life here with her british husband and children. she has the right to stay after brexit, but she's planning on leaving with her family, fearful about the future. i honestly cannot see how i can live my life every day, every year, year on year, waiting for something to happen to my rights. i feel

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live at the golden gate bridge, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sharon. >>> so it is too soon to gauge a potential long-term impact on gas and oil but we do see a spike in crude overnight and one expert tells us higher prices are definitely on the horizon. shortly after the news, oil prices jumped by 4% to $69 a barrel, the highest price in four months. patrick from gas buddy said bay area drivers could see a 3 to 7 cents per gallon increase in a matter of days. right now bay area prices average $3.50 for regular unleaded. [ bell ] >>> now any money that goes into oil and energy does not go into the broader economy. the dow industrial losing about 200 points which is not bad considering the unease in the middle east this morning. >>> back here at home. let's turn to weather. some wet mexico may disrupt parts of your weekend. >> yeah, but what part? the critical part. we're looking at the golden gate bridge right now where it is just absolutely gorgeous. vianey arana is here to talk about the timing of the next storm set to move into the bay. >> we have a good view

a big announcement that actress sharon stone delivered. next. >>> and happening now, much-needed relief to parts of australia. wild fires have been burning across the country for weeks. helpful to firefighters. however, there are concerns the wet weather could lead to severe mudslides. we're back with more news in a moment. america isn't just sick of donald trump, america's getting sicker. there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs. as mayor, he helped expand coverage to seven hundred thousand more people. and championed women's reproductive health. as president, he'll give access to everyone. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15%ain? or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap o

sharon mcquillan. us now is sharon mcquillan. tell me about the studies on omegaxl. tell me about the studies on omegaxl. - we have many different studies that have been conducted - we have many different studies that have been conducted over 30 years, and the studies are reliable. over 30 years, and the studies are reliable. all of these studies on joint discomfort all of these studies on joint discomfort are conducted in a clinical setting, are conducted in a clinical setting, with medical researchers, with medical researchers, and they qualify as very good science. and they qualify as very good science. i, as a clinical researcher, am really impressed i, as a clinical researcher, am really impressed with the amount of science that we have. with the amount of science that we have. when i first became interested in the product, when i first became interested in the product, i asked the company to supply me i asked the company to supply me with the scientific studies, with the scientific studies, and i

sharon? >> reporter: that's right, garvin. local health officials are still waiting to hear back from the cdc on the several suspected cases that came out of the alameda county area and sent to the cdc. from now on the local health officials will only report confirmed cases by the cdc. they don't want to alarm people over tests that might come back negative. >> here's the farmers market in chinatown. people touch and sample the goods getting ready for the lunar new year celebrations. unlike the ghosts in wuhan, china, where celebrations have been canceled and everyone is wearing masks. travelers who have been recently to wuhan, china, are screened. the bay area response team addressing the coronavirus says although information was released yesterday saying there were persons under investigation in alameda county whose tests for the virus had been sent to the cdc, people should not worry. health experts say the people under investigation are quarantined in t homes. >> we not only investigate the case and confirm it once it's po

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sharon katsura live in martinez with the fight against the cyberattacker. sharon? >> reporter: that's right. after a recent cyberattack that knocked several county libraries offline and a recent attack here that was traced back to russia, it's caught the attention of election officials who are saying they're doing everything they can to protect your vote. it's still a case of whodunit. a ransomware attack affected the davidson family and other patrons. >> we put lots of books on hold, and then i would get notification, like through email, when the book arrived from another library. but ever since the system got hacked, i actually haven't been receiving the notifications. >> law enforcement has asked us not to give specific details because it is part of an active investigation, but they did request a ransom from us and we did not pay it. >> reporter: now voters will have to see how the story unfolds for the upcoming elections. how safe are the local elections from hackers? >> they can certainly undermine people's trust and confidence. >> reporter: here at the contra

he said -- sharon, do you want the "newshour."fiveecond transaction but i knew what that was about. you will put your heart and soul into it. you will be an advocate and a defender. you will carry on our legacy. he did not say those words but that is what he meant. hope i'm doing that. judy: it mattered so much to him. and there is the legacy. we are talking about the love of life jim had but he does live a the man that moderated more presidential debates than anyon el debates. who left a legacy of journalism at indoors and will indoor -- that endures and will endure. >> i hope people watch recordings of those debates and watch how he did it. he contributed a lot. he contributed to his family home he loved. he contributed to his friends andssociates which is obvious. and i think he contributed a eat deal to the united states of america. judy: he cared about this country. maybe that goes back to him being a marine. he would almost get teary when he talked about what it me nt to him to american. >> it took me as a canadia a long tim

sharon. >> hello, sharon, thank you for the panel and the shout outs. i feel like i have to ask a question. i do want to pick up on reference to the continued examination under executive order 12333. thank you all very much for putting out publicly the list of current oversight of projects and i hope you will continue to keep it updated. with regard to that the prior iteration of the board had undertaken to do -- but also to do a public report that would at a high level or may be dig deeper explain to the public in an unclassified report what 12333 is and how it operates different agencies and the privacy protected or not sufficiently privately protected rules were and to what extent is that an ongoing project as well, in addition to continuing the deep dives and i used to always get asked when that would be coming out but to the extent that that is something you are undertaking if you have any kind of production at all about where that falls in the timely. >> can i answer this one with an extended metaphor? >> when we came on the board had been without

sharon percy rockefeller is the president and c.e.o. of weta, the public television station we are broadcasng from. her work with jim and robin goes back to the very earliest days when they covered e watergate hearings. and supreme court justice stephen breyer is a long time friend of jim's. and we welcome all of you. we know it's hard on this day. it's hard for all of us. so wepecially appreciate your being here. robin, take us back to the ely days when you and jim first got to know each other. he came from his innerrinner -- newspapering in texas and you came fromour background in network television news to worke er tell us about that. >> well, it was amazing how quickly, within a day or two, we became friends. then we discovered we each had a tiny daughter in the same kindergarten in bethesda, and that friendship grew so was rather astonishing.that it it grew to the point where, within a year or so, we put it in our willst if anything happened to either of us, the other woullilook after the le children. well, time moved on and we did

sharon? greta thunberg.imate change activist responded last night, clearly seeing the funny side of the story. she's since changed her name back on twitter to the more predictable greta thunberg. the weather just sits there the weatherjust sits there get out and get on with that every need to do. a lot of dry weather, a lot of clout. the old fleeting clips of sunshine. any variations? yes. by the fans close by to the north and north—west of scotland. after a cheery search of the day across the shetland isles, you lose the sunshine. the brain is not1 million miles away. elsewhere a lot of dry weather. anyway the be a fleeting touch on the breeze. board to about seven 01’ touch on the breeze. board to about seven or 8 degrees touch on the breeze. board to about seven oi’ 8 degrees covers touch on the breeze. board to about seven or 8 degrees covers it. that is habitat the new day on sunday. not a great deal of difference. perhaps a little most southerly on the breeze. it will boost the temperatures towards dou

reporting live at the golden gate bridge, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. it's 6:33. >>> later today we expect to learn more about a violent attack in dublin. that happened on monegan street wednesday night. wednesday night, where neighbors say dozens of police officers responded to an exchange of gunfire. police say a man who lives there shot his ex-girlfriend and a man with a gun, when they forced their way into his home after he opened the door. the man left after the shooting and called 911. neighbors say he moved in a few days ago. the name of the 28-year-old woman killed not been released. >>> oakland police looking for one suspect in connection with the death of a man who chased down the thieves who stole his laptop. the incident unfolded monday morning at a starbucks in montclair. there's a memorial there. police say someone swiped that man's laptop, the man took off after the thieves and ended up being dragged by a getaway car. police surveillance cameras played a key role in tracking down the suspects' vehicle. >>> friends joined family members a

this is sharon lane. sharon lane was a nurse, army nurse. she was the only woman to be killed as a result of enemy fire in vietnam. we had other women who lost their lives. we had women who were awarded the purple heart. we can see here a bronze star. these uniforms by the way, they had to be starched. you can imagine a hot climate like vietnam. we called ourselves strak lax. you had to be strapped. you ironed your uniform and pressed it and were presentable at all times. this is a picture of president johnson signing the legislation that removed the restrictions on grade in 1967. here we are, the chiefs of the women's services components are there to include the nurses. in 1970, the first women were promoted to general officer. we sort of end this journey of women's service to the nation with women serving today in the global war on terror. this is a unique exhibit in that we at the time we established it, there was a woman who was a command major in afghanistan. we asked her if she could help us tell the story of what women were doing on t

. >> sharon, how are they going to lose that money? >> reporter: laura and scott, the junior college will use the money to help provide solar training and construction training and technology to help improve and rebuild here. the devastating 2017 fire destroyed about 5,000 homes in sonoma county. local representatives say many residents left the area because they could not afford to rebuild. this federal grant will provide training and construction, and higher paying trades that will benefit the hard hit communities. in coffee park toda see new homes that have gone up in the past two help. >> we rented for a year and a half, lived with in-laws and built this home in about 15 months. >> there's a lot of debate on how to prevent future fires of course. our job is to hopefully create and also replace things that have been destroyed. >>> just last fall, the north bay fires forced the evacuation of neighborhoods in sonoma county again. locals say there needs to be better communication on how to clean up dry brush and old trees that cont dis

. >> nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is outside in san francisco.et's turn things over to nbc bay area's sharon katsuda. >> reporter: we're still waiting for confirmation from police and all the details, but the store owner here says a driver slammed into this tree. she's just glad that nobody was injured on this wacky, stormy day. grabbing hoods and scrambling for cover. it wasn't just the drivers having a tough time in today's thunderstorm. we talked to two uber drivers. >> i

live in san francisco, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> sharon, thank you. it should come as no surprise with all the wild weather, we have flight delays. this is a live look at sfo. the airport says 35% of the flights are experiencing drelay. the average delay, nearly an hour. 60 flights have been canceled so far. most of the cancellations are for the shorter west coast flights. >>> let's go to the north bay and check out the flooding in mill valley. a man who lives in that neighborhood sent us this video. he says his front yard and part of the street were underwater. he says it's not the first time this has happened. tonight at 6:00, nbc bay area's christie smith will have more on the flooding in that area. >>> the most beautiful part of all this, our snow-capped mountains. our sky ranger at mt. hamilton, snow blanketing the peaks. in the east bay, mt. diablo looks nice as well. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us at mt. umunhum. >> reporter: rangers had to close mt. umunhum road because it simply became too dangerous for drivers. the san jose fire dep

sharon? >> reporter: that's right, garvin. the local health experts say now they're only going to report confirmed cases by the cdc. not all of the people who are being tebsed and those testing sent to the cdc. they don't want to alarm the public. some of the tests may come back negative. if you plan to head out to the lunar new year celebration, make sure you wash your hands often and know the latest on the crone a virus. so far bay area residents don't seem worried. >> i haven't heard a specific about how -- it seems like it's been pretty contained. >> in wuhan, china, celebrations have been canceled and everyone must wear a mask. this map shows how rapidly the virus is spreading, including two confirmed cases in the united states. at sfo and other international airports, people who traveled recently to wuhan, china are screened. local health ex parties say those waiting for cdc results are quarantined in their homes. >> we investigate the case and confirm it once it's positive. but we take measures to isolate the case. we d

sharon hodgson, you area the main thing. sharon hodgson, you are a politician, how do you react?heard it first on your programme, the vagina —— vaginal mesh, and the more we find out about how devastating it is, i spoke about my mum, who is... her life, she keeps saying she is waiting for it to be over, how lucky she is that she didn't have this done when she was young. she is 75 now. but she aged ten years, like that. she is really suffering now. that really brought it home to me, the experience with a loved one. and the experience with a loved one. and the numbers of people we are talking about who had been harmed is huge. the numbers of people we are talking about who had been harmed is hugelj am going to bring in colin, because i want to make the best use of our time. you have surgery to carry out today. how do you react to our findings, 100 types of mesh, with little or no medical evidence?” really agree with you... it's frozen, that's a shame. it did freeze, do start again. how do you react? i agree with you that on face value the information... that line is not good enough

sharon. greta thunberg.funny side of the story. she's since changed her name back for her 3.9 million followers on twitter to the more predictable greta thunberg. now time for the weather. good afternoon. we have had a lot of cloud in some parts of the uk so far today. that has broken up a little bit in places to give a little bit of sunshine. this is how it looked in county durham early on with some sunny skies overhead. through the best of the afternoon, the eastern side of the uk. brightening up a little bit across the south—west as well. further north and west, decal thick enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle. temperatures between seven and 10 degrees. tonight we will bring in more cloud from the west, still producing the odd spot of rain. slightly more persistent into northern scotland but for eastern scotland, where we do see some clear breaks, temperatures will get quite close to freezing. four and 9 degrees. tomorrow, i get a lot of cloud but that should break up for some to give a little bit of

reporting live in hayward, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >>> now to our continue coverage of the 49ers in that super bowl. >> no more days off for the 49ers and the chiefs. both teams back at practice tomorrow. but it's not just the teams that are preparing for the big game. nbc bay area's raj mathai joins us live. it's everyone in miami preparing for the big game. >> reporter: we are all preparing for this thing. you mentioned the 49ers had the day off. think of this as the slowest, quietest night of super bowl week. the niners will resume practice tomorrow. they're staying right here a couple blocks behind me in downtown miami, butraice fields quiet today,ot the actual stadium, which is about 20 minutes north of us. it was loud. take a listen. ♪ that is the sound check. jennifer lopez, i think it sounded like waiting for tonight, getting ready for sunday's halftime show. j.lo and shakira in classic south florida sunday will be rocking it sunday. as for inside the stadium, we were allowed in earlier today and they were painting the field, getting the grass ready. they actual

sharon? greta thunberg. the story. she's since changed her name back for her 3.9 million followers on twitter to the more predictable greta thunberg. a portrait of the queen and her three heirs to the throne has been released to mark the start of the new decade. the photograph, which was taken the week before christmas, shows the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge and prince george standing alongside her majesty at buckingham palace. it is the second official portrait of the four generations of royals together. now, it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to ben rich. it is not too bad at the moment if you like it dry, a lot of dry weather out there, but the sunshine varies. some of us are stuck with cloud today, it is rolling in from the west. the east of the uk

sharon. greta thunberg. when greta became sharon! climate—change campaigner gets in on thejoke and changes her twitter name. and in half an hour, the travel show looks at how tokyo is preparing to welcome disabled tourists for the 2020 paralympics. the foreign office has warned against all travel to iraq, and all but essential travel to iran, after tensions continue to escalate in the region. it comes as washington sought to justify the killing of iran's top military commander, qasem soleimani, by saying he was plotting attacks against us targets — and was caught in the act. general soleimani was killed in an american air strike at baghdad airport on thursday night. in a televised address, mr trump said he had taken action to stop a war, not start one, and was not seeking regime change in iran. david willis reports. american officials say the air strike that killed qasem soleimani was carried out in self defence. they say the man who's been blamed for the deaths of hundreds of americans in the middle east over the years was plotting

when sharon beshenivsky was shot in the line of duty, she'd only been a police officer for nine monthsbery at this travel agent in bradford. her shift partner was also shot but survived. her widower, paul, was left to care for their young family. pc beshenivsky was murdered on their daughter's fourth birthday. i loved her very much and, you know, i just... she was very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. today, paul learned that after all this time, a new arrest has been made. i just feel like it's reliving it all over again, it's just bringing it all back to light and i'll be glad to see the back of it. the 15th anniversary of pc beshenivsky‘s murder is later this year and west yorkshire police say they've never closed their investigation. though six men have already been convicted in connection with what happened here, the police say they have kept looking for the seventh, piran dhitta khan. in 2016, the police said they'd pay £20,000 to anyone with information leading to his capture. yesterday, mr khan was arrested

sharon? greta thunberg. one of these awful moments. mind blank.ird round, where the smaller teams get to shine against the big boys, and they don't come much bigger than the holders manchester city, and thatis the holders manchester city, and that is where league 2 side port vale are this evening. they enjoyed a comfortable win against cheltenham, but they won't recognise the etihad stadium. robbie williams had a hit album called sing when you're winning, but he is not expecting that this time. maybe this is expecting a miracle too far. miracles do happen, but maybe this is expecting a miracle a bit too far. who knows, you know? pep might put out hisjunior squad. please, pep. england had a poor opening day with the bat,. sam james took advantage of a hamstring injury to quins' tom lawday, as he tried to block him at the line. it was a feisty game, with three players sin binned, and sale took it by 48 points to 10 — that bonus point win taking them up to third in the table. in the pro14, ireland winger jacob stockdale scored his first club try for

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when sharon beshenivsky was shot in the line of duty, she'd only been a police officerfor nine monthsry at this travel agent in bradford. her shift partner was also shot but survived. her widower, paul, was left to care for their young family. pc beshenivsky was murdered on their daughter's fourth birthday. i loved her very much and, you know, i just... she was very full of herself in what she did and enjoyed herjob to the full, sort of thing, enjoyed life to the full. today, paul learned that after all this time, a new arrest has been made. i just feel like it's reliving it all over again, it's just bringing it all back to light and i'll be glad to see the back of it. the 15th anniversary of pc beshenivsky‘s murder is later this year and west yorkshire police say they've never closed their investigation. though six men have already been convicted in connection with what happened here, the police say they have kept looking for the seventh, piran dhitta khan. in 2016, the police said they'd pay £20,000 to anyone with information leading to his capture. yesterday, mr khan was arrested i

good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning. well b.a.r.t. plans to build more housing on this site but it would take away 600 parking spaces and that is the type of controversy that surrounded this bill. now throughout the state cities are grappling with how to provide more housing and in their communities and face a state mandate to do so. "the los angeles times" reported that that is why many local leaders are still considering sb 50 which addressed california's 3.5 million home shortage by increasing zone density and legalizing apartment building and affordable housing near public transportation and job centers. in millbrae public transit riders worry new housing will bring more congestion. >> even when i get off work and try to get back out on to el camino, it is sometimes like a 10, 15 minute wait already. so with the additional housing going to be built over here probably it will make the whole situation worse. >> reporter: in post local meetings sb 50 has faced opposition by leaders in san francisco who say the bill benefits developme

the arrested man is now 71 years old, to the fatal shooting of pc sharon beshenivsky.rd on the 18th of november 2005. any more details in that case, we will bring them to you. the high speed rail link hs2 could "divide and destroy" natural habitats across england, according to a new report by the wildlife trust. after analysing the impact along the proposed route, the trust warns endangered species could become extinct and eco—systems could be destroyed. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge has spent the morning at calvertjubilee nature reserve in buckinghamshire, which is on the proposed rail route. the timing of this report is not coincidental. hs2, the new rail line from london, birmingham, leeds, manchester, is effectively on hold. still some work, as really will hear ina still some work, as really will hear in a second, is ongoing in areas around here, but the government commissioned that review, you might remember. it knows the results of that review, it has to make a call in the coming weeks whether or not to de—scope of the projects likely 01’ to de—scope o

more freedom now they're coming situation because that's the consequence of the last years of mr sharon ok there is now up additional entry to. the right that's rough ale market is in the one day. thank you thank you. each year thousands of young men in south africa head to the countryside to be initiated fall for some men it's a rite of passage considered essential to become men and the initiation includes circumcision however operations. and sometimes death among the initiates it despite the wrists the ritual continues to occupy an important place within traditional culture. these young men are taking part in a custom that goes back centuries. from now passing the time. but their activities in this hot shape who they are for the rest of their lives they're going through a rite of passage. by many people. owning the right to call themselves men. i've been thinking of this since i was a child same way out of brothers being initiates and there was no way i could stay a boy on my own and. the initiation procedure is a test of insurance it involves living in seclusion for weeks often in mo

here in the sharon modern mountains the stage is set for an ever recurring impasse between the desire for preservation against others insist is progress. another reporting a message from me on the business as it seems if you want more stories and lots of backgrounds go to a website that's the. business of malta find us on social media on facebook and on twitter. is a mix scribe off of this local global markets. it's time. to take a step further. and face the possible place over here on this side of love really tough to search the place for the true self the flame time to overcome down trains. and connect the world. it's time for. the w.t. is coming up ahead. minds. that people vote for w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. to know that 77 percent. are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. think you know what time all voice is. on the 77 percent talk about the issues. from politics to flash from housing to food top this is where. you welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend d.w. . the both new planning. innovation and occasion. but this is one game we can't afford to

and an update on sharon stone's ongoing dating saga on bumble. "the skinny" is next. k. >> you're going to need 'em. >> and burgers and fries. (girl) nooooooooooooo! (man) nooooo! (girl) nooooo... (vo) quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker, and is two times more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. (man and pirate girl) ahoy! (laughing) (vo) bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time for "the skinny." the first of 2020. pop quiz. you know who is that singing? >> no. >> diane macedo. >> stop. really? >> every guest coanchor we've had, i love surprising them with that. >> i should know the answer to that, it does sound like her if you think of it. >> we are starting with another big singer. the big headline from justin bieber and youtube. >> exactly one decade after the biebs was discovered on youtube, the 25-year-old singer was helped youtube set its own record, its own record on youtube. bieber sharing the first trailer for his 10-episode docuseries titled "justin bieber season" which at $20 million is "be

the israeli sharon mixes techno with. demi point and sweden's are known for his the fast paced productions is working with hair. do a must for his creations for lady gaga take a look. for almost naked principle dancers on stage. and one hairy creature a contemporary dancer. the name of the piece live from liberation liberating oneself from what and how. swedish choreographer alexander is not telling he's more than a little camera shy and prefers to let prima ballerina do your company from mexico do the talking. he doesn't want us to show something but instead to feel something to make it real and i really like that you have to do that from the beginning it's a bit like acting it's more than dancing you have to use your eyes there are moments when we just stand and we look at each other and that alone has to be powerful. demanding technical dance moves take 2nd place the performance it's more of a friendly encounter between the prima ballerina us a chance to get to know each other on stage together they freed themselves no

this is all of the government is to promote more to see sharon sit in governmental spain to so we'll see national project switch on not realized has been plants. the problem i see is they have these government to use in my view much more to keep a boat to be more effective in doing what it's ordered to do the problem is that it will move in illegal bit wrong direction so it will be a stated goal and then me and the idea is to make street investment more more effective so it's moot but it would be bad at the c.f. private in the us. before the war libya had the 7th largest oil reserves among opec members half of foreign oil revenues went to the population medical care and education were free but that was before. oil production has fallen by a factor of 6 and a 3rd of the population now lives below the poverty line. player since the other dinner took an. lot of. something that's. so if you don't know if you don't know what the former to soil the surface of the earth you justin of going forward with will just be yourself obviously not if you want to sleep early. that. night no no no neck

sharon katsuda, complicated because the people attacked really want their privacy. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. when we drove up to this neighborhood we received information the graffiti happened here near this private road but we soon found out the people here have a history and they want to remain private. investigators late this afternoon came down the driveway of what neighbors describe as the lafayette moore house. they say someone living on the property posted this on next door, racist graffiti on the cars showing the n word and a swastika among other symbols. >> no one likes that type of an attitude in life. i thought we were past that. >> reporter: the neighbor says law enforcement has responded to the property but it has calmed down in recent years. now there remains a curiosity of what it's about. you can see members with purple homes riding around on golf carts and bringing in groceries from the street and up through the gate. the lafayette moore website shows courses on sensuality and explains those who seek pleasure have lived together on the property since the 1960

back in berlin chance that i get america so welcome to have terra sharon says that he would stick to the ceasefire this is probably just minute of which it is a good message that he's willing to keep to cease fire that's the pair requisites flying goal at the libya conference we must see that the weapons and bargo we suspected again ozzy's basically agreed by the un but unfortunately not observed so i believe that the message is good news because this and we do not wish to. derive our libyan leaders will take part in talks alongside representatives of 11 nations as well as several international look anything. the united nations and the european union when it come to talks and urged all parties to engage constructively towards ending the fighting the conference will aim to address a permanent cease fire and maybe the implementation of the u.n. arms embargo and renewed political efforts on all sides to reach a lasting peace. for now let's bring in our political correspondent simon young he's following these peace efforts good evening to you simon we know khalifa haftar he's not known f

sharon formalised i go by speaking their hands does anyone know what sort of political solution the german foreign minister might have in mind. yes this agreement does talk about political solutions and talks about free and fair elections about establishing a government and so on and of course there is a long year long united nations process in the background where the united nations has made all sorts of resolutions about what is meant to be happening in libya but hasn't happened so far so the political process is in some sense very clear but the question is whether that would even be able to stop it hasn't started in the years past and what the foreign minister. emphasizing there was bringing together the warring parties and that is something that he has been stressing yesterday and today several times that the 2 factions on the one side general hospital on the other side the internationally recognized government of alsa raj they have now appointed 5 people 5 persons each on each side that are going to meet this week in geneva to start direct talks about how they are going to resolve thi

the vote is a runoff between former prime minister sharon millan no bitch and social a social democrat and the conservative incumbent kalinda it's a real bitch that polls suggest the no bitch is the. and we turn to south america now venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly is set to decide whether to keep as its leader he's used that position to declare himself venezuela's interim president in place of the incumbent nicolas maduro but sunday's vote was disrupted when police set up road blocks around the national assembly building in caracas they said they were checking the ideas i.d.'s of lawmakers some journalists were also blocked from the building it's unclear if the vote will go ahead among those refused entry was quantum why don't himself it's nearly a year since he proclaimed himself venezuela's interim leader here's a look at what sparked the country's most recent political crisis and what's happened since. then israel is rumbling political and economic crisis escalated last january suddenly the country had 2 presidents instead of one. president nicolas maduro was beg

sharon is tending to fade away. —— chavez tending to fade away.the south—west and quarter of the british isles. further to the south and east, a cool start to the day on tuesday. underneath the clear skies, who, three, 4 degrees or so. the main event on tuesday as the presence of these weather fronts and notice the number of isobars there. especially across the northern parts of scotland. quite a windy day in prospect, but the wind is coming in from the south. a tonne of really mad air trapped between the two weather fronts. a week when prompt mejust ingest some weather fronts. a week when prompt me just ingest some light rain across the south. —— really mad air. the rain is anything but might further north across scotland where the painful total billy matt up. —— where the rainfall total will really mount up. eventually enough cloud to induce some rain across northern and western parts of wales and the odd bit of wind across south—western england. to the south and east, gaps in the cloud possibly as we get onto the day and what you will really no

kpix 5 reporter sharon chen is in pleasanton to show us how. >> reporter: death icann may be the unique motto of the class at this is in your community living in pleasanton. the instructors the same senior citizens they serve. >> i feel like i am lucky to be in this class. >> reporter: it all started back in january, when some of the seniors realized they were having a hard time communicating in english with some of the housekeeping staff. stoneridge creek resident wayne boyd, a retired chemistry teacher and engineer, came up with an idea. why not lunch and english as a second language program on the premises. >> we have the time and we have the talent really. >> reporter: way has. up two dozen senior residents with two dozen staff members wants to improve their english. many of them are immigrants from mexico or asia with more than one job and families at home. the public library provides the training and curriculum and the workers get paid for the one hour a week if they are in class. retired airline pilot alvin baird teaches the john who works in the laundry room. >> her vocabulary i

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