they are about al smith being an elder statesman of the smith family. i am glad you brought this up. there is a happy memory, him and his grandkids. he does not like the way things have turned. he is resentful of fdr. that is not the point. he is a human being. i am glad you give us an opportunity to address that. that is a great point. yes? >> [indiscernible] mr. chiles: i was not. however, afterward, i worked up the courage to send a copy of the book and a letter to al smith the fourth. his wife sent me a note back saying he enjoyed the book and if i ever speak in connecticut or new york, to let them know. i will have a further answer hopefully. >> given all of the influence that women had on him, was his wife influential in his career of politics? mr. chiles: she was not like eleanor roosevelt. [laughter] she is not an eleanor roosevelt. she is on the campaign trail with him. as best as i have understood, she was in accord with his religious and political views. eleanor roosevelt is eleanor roosevelt, special. >> [indiscernible] politically and all w

smith. mr. smith: thank you, chairman comings, ranking member jordan, members of the committee. e institute of free speech has -- some of those pages are available here today. i am going to focus very briefly on two aspects of this bill which i have particular expertise as former chairman of the federal election commission and leading author of soup irp.a.c. and coordinated spending and many of the author of the current coordination rules. since its inception, the federal election commission has been a bipartisan agency. this is at the insistent of people such as democratic representative wayne hayes and democratic senator allen cranston who warned we must not allow the f.e.c. by become a tool for harassment by future esidents who seek to the a-- abuse such as watergate. this would have a five-member panel subject to partisan control. in theory only two members can come from any one party, crying for a fifth seat to be held by an independent but this is a fig leaf. the f.e.c. has an independ

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i'm officer smith, and thi progm. en thehen you, consistent and they find out you're genuine and they trust you, they sign up, it's a good thing. >> have you seen any become a police officer yet? >> i have a few youngsters that want to become an officer. they ask questions and are interested, but i have been doing the program for four years so none of my boys are actually old enough yet to become police officers. >> you're in charge of the program? >> yes, i run the oakland "okay program." >> that's your main responsibility as a police officer now. >> that's my full-time assignment. i'm off patrol and i work in the program full-time dealing with the youngsters and running this program. >> it's important and it's amazing you're -- when i think of police officers, they're doing a lot of paperwork and they're on the street. it's so demanding in that regard, but this has worked too. >> correct. we have -- if you think of, you know, an officer on the street, it's all after the fact taken. this is more of a preventive measu

>> if you can. >> her name is denita monique smith. >> okay. >> denita monique smith. denita! she ain't moving man. >> reporter: denita seemed to have perhaps lost her balance and fallen down the stairs. police and paramedics rushed to the complex. the college was quickly notified, as was denita's family. >> "miss smith, denita fell. she's unconscious, but they're trying to revive her." he said, "are you coming to durham?" and i'm still trying to wrap my head around, you fell, unconscious, revive. i said yes, i'm coming. >> reporter: sharon and her two other children lived in charlotte, almost a three-hour drive from durham. >> on my way there i did call jermeir. >> reporter: that was jermeir stroud, denita's fiance, a police officer who worked in greensboro, much closer to durham. >> and i said, "jermeir, i need you to get to durham now. denita has fell. she's unconscious. they're trying to revive her." so he said okay. because i knew from greensboro to durham he would be there before i would. >> could you tell whether he had any idea of this? >> he didn't let on like he was

and this is james smith. i want to talk about smith and the frontier revolution. james smith was the leader of the black boys rebellion and his life dovetails croghan. just as croghan arrived in pennsylvania in 1741, smith was born in 1741, in chester county, but as land was getting tight in pennsylvania, he moves to what was then the frontier, right where the black boys rebellion happened. he's captured during the seven years' war. he's helping to cut forbes road. he's a teenager and he's captured during a native american attack and adopted into a native american community. and he spends the seven years' war as a member of a mohawk family traveling throughout the ohio country. and in 1760, he's returned in exchange, and returns to his home in pennsylvania, where he finds his fiancee, she assumed he had died and married somebody else. and he himself comes back changed, and the way that he's changed, he says that he's now learned indian culture, and he wants to take what he's learned to assist colonial society, and in particular, he argues that the british style of

who saved was the one john smith. sir walter raleigh is the one and put it his cloak down so queen elizabeth could walk over it. remember that. t's occasions like we have westminster and occasions where we can try to get beyond that and try to get beneath the to find out much more. that's something that we've done from different points of view afternoon. i hope that that's something that will continue. chris.k you so much, i appreciate that very much. ann, coming forward to you, what can you share with us on these the legacy, the myths, the realities, and the pocahontas? legacy is think her the united states of america. nd the people that she left here. her people that she left here, the people that she went to in england. peacemaker. she was an ambassador. whether she meant to be one or don't know. but the fact that she was sent colony to bring food and theres things showed that was a compassion in her. whether she ever saved john or not, we don't know, but there were accounts of things and so i feel that she had com

commissioner smith? >> commissioner smith: excuse me. my reading of the bylaws is also that the chair can serve if she's willing for two years, and having heard glowing comments about your chairmanship from former commissioner renne, whose judgment i have great faith in, i'm quite happy to go along with that. i hope that you will continue to serve and would vote for that. >> chair chiu: commissioner kopp? >> vice chair kopp: no. >> chair chiu: thank you for your confidence in me. and i hope to serve to the best of my ability and to the betterment of the city and people of san francisco. so agenda item number seven. vice chair nominations would be in order. >> oh, yes, i'm sorry. >> chair chiu: so now, we have the nominations for vice chair. any candidate who wishes to nominate a candidate for vice chair, they state that name. and if the person agrees to run, that person is nominated. >> commissioner ambrose: i would nominate commissioner kopp to run again as vice chair, if he would gracefully acce accept. >> vice chair kopp: i do not acc

jesse geary tells us about smith versus smith . it is a conflict over turf and i.t. >> reporter: the warring factions are separated by a single street, but are worlds apart. on one side the county jail operated by longtime incumbent sheriff lori smith, and on the other county executive jeff smith. >> she's kind of hijacked this jail management system. >> reporter: jeff smith that the dispute with the other smith centers on the technical infrastructure needed to modernize jail operations. the upgrades are particular reforms ordered an agreed to a couple years ago. smith, this county executive, uses emergency powers to reassign six i.t. workers within the sheriff's office to make the installation. an i.t. expert who has no stake in the project are conflict says it's better to have tech people in early , not later. >> reporter: >> the earlier you are working on the program or problem, the more likely you are to address those potential issues that might come down the pike. >> reporter: sheriff lori smith who commands the dale and emplo

dina asher-smith, surely she can chase them down! dina asher—smith coming away by distance.and the hat—trick for dina asher—smith. a wonderful gold and the hat—trick for dina asher-smith. it felt really good to when triple european gold because i went out with the aim of coming back with three gold medals but as we know with track and field and the championships and elite 5port and the championships and elite sport in general you never can truly predict what is going to happen for that you can forecast it and hope you do well but you never know if thatis you do well but you never know if that is going to happen so i was proud that all my hard work and that of my coach and phy5ios had done i was able to produce that in the championships. well 5imply competing for medals let alone winning them was something cycli5t vicky williamson thought might never happen again. after a horror crash in rotterdam three years ago, left her with a broken neck, back and pevi5. but this week at the track cycling world championships in poland she's not only back on bike, but 5he5 back competing a

he intended to kill john smith. smith was trapped because his ships set at low tide. pocahontas appeared and warned him so they could escape. volunteers sent from jamestown to check on john smith were warned by pocahontas. boy was14-year-old caught up in this, he was saved by pocahontas also. she did what she could to keep the two sides from killing each other. years before the next incident when she was abducted by an english navigator in the potomac river region. it can be argued that her willingness to take a chance on board his ship is evidence of her effort to promote the resumption of amicable relations. that is the act of an ambassador of cross-cultural understanding. early 1614, she took the major step of converting to christianity. mentioned a moment ago, talking about the volumes england,published in this was a major goal of the english. the missionary impulse is a major theme that runs through those books. she understood that and that was her, howhat motivated better to understand a different culture than to adopt a part of it. in next step, her marriage 16

smith. j.t.mith searched at the cia and defense department and that fall of 1973 he was serving in the justice department and one of the closest advisors to the attorney general elliott richardson and the executive assistant. and j.t. smith was there, was there when richardson asked the head of the olc robert dixson to come up with an official justice department answer to the suddenly very pressing question about whether a sitting vice president could be indicted. and what j.t. smith told us in an interview for bagman is that robert dixson, that pressure packed fall of 1973, robert dixson really wasn't sure what the right answer was to that question. listen. >> he was asked by the attorney general as one should do to write an objective legal opinion on the amenability of the vice president to criminal process. >> right. >> and his office dug through 200 years of constitutional deliberations and opinions and ended up being in sort of a head scratching place where the opinion could come out either

smith once the file, including recordings but there is a problem. of those just to review and copy the files from his shooting. 37.5 hours later at $80 an hour to start. are they kidding? are they crazy? is not like people have money laying around to this. >> reporter: we asked anaheim to explain the. the spokesperson says we must safeguard the use of public money and request could result in hundreds of thousands of dollars in public resources this is recognized by the court. it was similar when number 2 investigates asked for the last five years. the police wanted to charge us $3000. some departments responded quickly. others needed more time and it others are locking records before 2019 from ever being early >> attorneys representing the police are arguing the law is not retroactive. >> the immediate, the public may not be able to gather the totality of the information they should. if they get documents about a case, it is dated. >> it is unreasonable. >> reporter: smith claims the police are trying to cover their tracts. a civil suit was settled

the news begins now. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. president trump east former lawyer and fixer michael cohen kicking off three days of testimony capitol hill. nothing is off limits and cohen should expect to get questions from anywhere about anything. today's hearing is a closed-door session with the senate intelligence committee. tomorrow we'll get to see cohen testify publicly before the house oversight committee and on thursday he will go back behind closed doors to take questions from the house intelligence committee. at tomorrow's public session there is word cohen will provide evidence the president broke the law while in office. that's according to our corporate cousin the "wall street journal." it reports the crime is related to a hush money payment to a woman who claims she had sex with the president. the president denies the affair and blames cohen for any problems with the payment and cohen has admitted lying to congressional committees in the past. >> why should congress trust you now, mr. cohen? >> the white house raised

smith says here.into the opinion in order for robert dixon to get to that desired position. >> he could have written it either "yes" or "no" and he wrote it, "yes," but in order to get to "yes," he had to draw a distinction between the vice president and the president. so the opinion came down on the side that the president's constitutional duties are so important that it is not acceptable for the president to be subject to criminal process while in office, but by distinction the vice president, whose duties are nowhere near as important, can be subject to criminal process. and that's one of the memos now cited for the proposition. but when it was written, it was a very close question and the professor in charge of the office of legal counsel wasn't clear how to answer it, but it got answered against the imperative of dealing with the agnew heartbeat away problem. >> got answered against the imperative dealing with the agnew heartbeat away from the presidency problem. and that's sort of critical here,

reporter ryan smith has details.yan smith: "an unnerving moment for any parent - that child locked inside an suv outside the pasco county courthouse. thankfully deputies were nearby... and a rare moment of inmates working with law enforcement."natsshe ok in there?...one year old dallas - alone.trapped inside her family's chevy tahoe.nats you ok baby?her father tossed the keys in the front seat.the doors locked after he buckled her in.natstry another one! try the front door... the driver door.a crowd quickly forms to help.including a group of deputies and work-release inmates they supervise.sheriff chris nocco, pasco sheriff's office:"our trustees are people who have made mistakes, were trying to rehabilitate them to get back into society."five low-risk offenders jumping into action. they were repairing medians outside the west pasco judicial center.richard stanger, pasco sheriff's office:"surprised when somebody had a wire coat hanger, we were able to get the door open enough to get it in there, unlock the door." unl

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faye smith, really appreciate having you back.s program know, after you appeared and after we showed that video, dl hughley and others immediately came forward to help you financially. there was a gofundme page that helped you financially. but tell us about all the other government contractors who you know with jobs like yours in washington, d.c. and elsewhere who didn't get that benefit that you got by being on this program and having attention brought to your case. they went five weeks without any pay. as we just saw in the statistics, many of them missed mortgage payments, many of them missed rent payments, and president trump is trying to prevent them from getting any backed pay at all. how will those workers deal with that? >> thank you for having me again this evening, lawrence. i really appreciate that. i'm going to do like my conscience is going to tell me to do. my sister raised me, and her name is pat wilkerson. she raised me to be a respectable person and told me tonight to be very respectful as a speak. then someone el

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robert fredrick smith. >> reporter: thanks to an anonymous donor, robert f. smith. almost a full circle moment for you. >> my mother took me to the march in washington. i was 9 months old. of course i don't remember any of it. but i remember the every day of our growing up and the lessons that her and my father brought into the home. >> reporter: he first toured the king home a few months ago. >> i'll tell you what struck me was actually the dining room table. the dynamic of family together. and that's a chance where the families can interact and engage, talk about the topics that are relevant to us as people. >> the ethnic of love, ic of lo got that here. >> reporter: we were lucky enough to experience an emotional family reunion in that very room. >> everybody came to dinner, at the same time, right. >> reporter: why? >> why? i guess it was a tradition. >> this is an opportunity for my father, her mother, naomi's husband to be able to talk as children and even ask questions. and that was just unheard of at that time. >> reporter: the house purchase was made throug

the first look at will smith in action as "aladdin's" blue genie. >> you don't know who i am?ill knows there will be haters and he says even he was nervous at first. >> i was terrified doing the genie after, you know, robin williams, you know. but i found a lane that, you know, pays homage, but it's my own thing, you know. so i think people are going to love it. >> trust in will. "aladdin" hits theaters on may 24th. >> he was cute as the genie. >> all blue. >> bye. >> we see you, will. we see (pam) as another strong storm system moves toward the bay area ... residents in pleasanton are worried about the potential for dangerous erosion .... which could bring their homes close to the edge of a cliff. (pam) thank you for

that suspense the age of fifteen or sixteen i was crazy about patti smith's music i read all the book she read visited every symmetry she visited i like the photographers she light i love to radiance and i dreamed one day of being able to develop a similar charisma. to that. the new album is an excellent start. catching up there with patti smith that's no easy feat keeping up with her sister charlotte and her mom jane new dwight also album soliloquy is out now and for more culture news you can always visit our website at d.f.w. dot com slash culture you can also follow us on facebook and twitter just search d w culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thank you for joining us for now we'll leave you with more of col lagerfeld the iconic designer whose death at age eighty five weaves a huge gap in the world of fashion. the fun. because. humphrey so much loves more gets miles and sets its sights on the whole bleak. white house of a must to hide in a relegation worthy performance. dashed hopes of a man shots have to belly up with a last second equaliser. kick up a. few minutes

the old black smith shop at the corner of rivernd road seven locks is for sale.t back in the 1700s by a scottish immigra immigrant. it's been oed by the same family since the 1950 s. they paid $1,500 for it. the home has been upgraded with modern plumbing. the asking price today $530,000. >> yikes. >>> we're getting ready for valentine's day. >> you don't have to spend a lot,ut it is valentine's day so if you want to spend more -- >> make it specia >> exactly. do a beautiful dish like this lobsteravioli here. doing a lovely california chardonn chardonnay. t >> when you g dessert people don't realize there are dessert wines and regular wines that go well with desserts especially red with chocolate. >> yes. >> you were also saying wcould bring back the petulant wines earlier. >> yes. we have this chocolate cake and this beautiful one here that would do nicely with that. we have the cheese cake, if you want to cut through it,o with this claret. >> so the dessert wines don't necessarily have to besw t. >> this is sweet but in a refreshing way. it feels like apallet c

catching up there with patti smith that's no easy feat keeping up with her sister charlotte and her mom jane why don't the album soliloquy is out now and for more culture news you can always visit our website at d.f.w. dot com slash culture you can also follow us on facebook and twitter just search d w culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thank you for joining us for now we'll leave you with more of col lagerfeld the iconic designer whose death at age eighty five weaves a huge gap in the world of fashion. the the. his creations world famous. his brand unmistakable. karl lagerfeld icon of the fashion world. who was the person behind the perfect staging. private moments in the life of a great fashion designer remembering karl lagerfeld. cysteine minutes on d w. eco in. feeding one hundred fifty thousand schoolchildren a day in day out. for these corruption jugglers it's no problem at all. the biggest canteen kitchen in northern india is run by a n.g.o.s. there to make sure that no child goes home. to hamas quickly ninety minutes on d. w. . torah to. say this is going on to g

catching up there with patti smith that's no easy feat keeping up with her sister charlotte and her mom jane album so we'll of course it is out now and for more culture news you can always visit our website at d.f.w. dot com slash culture you can also follow us on facebook and twitter just search d w culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thank you for joining us for now we'll leave you with more of col lardo feld the iconic designer whose death at age eighty five weaves a huge gap in the world of fashion. the the. it. reads like you know members. mean just being given a people smuggling a multi-billion dollar business. reporter spent two years observing smugglers helping migrants to enter europe illegally. they met with insiders investigators and migrants a rare insight into the lucrative trade of people smuggling. close up thirty minutes on the. story so that people of the world over t.w. on facebook and twitter come up to date and in touch and follow us. to the new zero max you tube channel. closed a goldmine of stories. with exclusive. and a must see concerning heartland

the first look at will smith in action as "aladdin's" blue genie. >> you don't know who i am?ill knows there will be haters and he says even he was nervous at first. >> i was terrified doing the genie after, you know, robin williams, you know. but i found a lane that, you know, pays homage, but it's my own thing, you know. so i think people are going to love it. >> trust in will. "aladdin" hits theaters on may 24th. >> he was cute as the genie. >> all blue. >> he was cute as the genie. >> all blue. >> jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopables. breathe happy. sensitive skin? cetaphil moisturizing lotion is a daily

nev campbell. >>> coming up, jada pinkett smith down to compete on "the masked singer"?ided by -- >>> well, make sure you join us on monday for all the grammy insanity. you don't want to miss what will happen right here. >> you don't. and we'll leave you with something we have been having fun with. we're asking the stars to come up with the next question for the next star. bob sag et did it. >> what's the best weight loss program as an actor or actress where you are not just starving? >> i don't think there is one. weight loss is, like, diet and exercise. there is no way around it. diet and exercise. so boring. what do you miss most about having , going into shops. when is the last time you on? >> a good what? >> relaxing, luck suruating, whether it's sleeping or going somewhere or cuddling. >> ken and i were cuddling before this red carpet. >> i cannot deny that. sometimes you just need a random, warm body and that's what robin is. >> would you like to be on "the masked singer"? >> robin, you -- let me tell you something. robin of anybody knows i do not have the singing

catching up there with patti smith that's no easy feat keeping up with her sister charlotte and her mom jane new dwight on the album soliloquy is out now and for more culture news you can always visit our website at d.w. dot com slash culture you can also follow us on facebook and twitter just search d.w. culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thank you for joining us for now we'll leave you with more of col largo felt the iconic designer whose death at age eighty five weaves a huge gap in the world of fashion. you're . the the. the virus is back the death toll from ebola is rising rapidly in the democratic republic of congo. the world health organisation fears it could become an epidemic . a group struggling to contain the outbreak are hampered by various problems in the country cooper no they're pinning their hopes on new vaccine little three times in. thirty minutes on d w. o. we make up over a week watches over half of that and up budget fights we ought the civil service and. they want to shape the continent's future to. be part of it until now for two dumpsters because

catching up there with patti smith that's no easy feat keeping up with her sister charlotte and her mom jane knew dwight on the album so will a korean is out now and for more culture news you can always visit our website at d.f.w. dot com slash culture you can also follow us on facebook and twitter just search d w culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thank you for joining us for now we'll leave you with more of cholera largo's felt the iconic designer whose death at age eighty five weaves a huge gap in the world of fashion. poor . girl. the the. hungry from a. more beeps moms and sets its sights on the whole police. like the album is to high and the relegation worthy performance. dashed hopes of a man shots have to bend him with a last second equaliser. just double pole. if you ever have to cover up a murder the best way is to make of accidents raring to. never read a book like this or. mr jermyn street. what keeps us in shape what makes us see. my name is dr. i talk to medical experts. and they discuss what you can do to improve go ahead. stay choose and let's all try to

norman smith at westminster.n a boost for the chancellor, philip hammond, with news that the government recorded its biggestjanuary budget surplus last month, as the treasury enjoyed a bumper haul of tax receipts. our economics correspondent dharshini david is here. so, good news for the treasury — talk us through the figures. indeed, perhaps not good news for taxpayers though. january is not a month where many of us are used to feeling flush but the chancellor had an unexpectedly large windfall. this month we see the self—assessment deadline so it is normally a lucrative one for the government but if we look at the figures we can see the government took £15 billion or thereabouts more than it spent in january, and if we look at where it's coming from corporation tax and income tax receipts made up £21 billion in total. that's a sign of how well the economy has been doing in terms of households and companies. what does this mean? the chancellor is now comfortably on track to achieve his four year deficit forecast

smith: that is good. that is a highlight and i think we need to talk about wages increasing instead of your statement earlier saying they have been flat. also, in your report in spring, and you highlighted again, you said the tax cut and jobs act will create $1.7 trillion in gdp, is that correct? over 10 years. dir. hall: over 10 years -- not sure about that ron number. 1% over 107/10 of years. that might work out. rep. smith: i wanted to highlight it. it shows the successes of the tax cuts and jobs ask, how it is growing the economy and we are affected. i clearly believe that your policiesghlights the pushed by president trump and the republican house and senate has showeds clearly a growth in the economy. also, you made a statement has d a growth in the economy. -- you are basically testifying that increasing taxes will slow the economy, correct? dir. hall: that is correct. rep. smith: no further questions. >> the gentleman from nevada. horsford: i would like to ask you to expand on your report on the e

plus harry smith and another life well lived. >>> let's begin with the scandals in the state of virginia. the two women now saying they are willing to testify at an impeachment here. jeff bennett has been following the story from the beginning. >>> the fate of virginia's three most powerful positions is in the balance, but it's the lieutenant governor feeling the most heat with the accused and accusers trading overnight. justin fairfax said he won't resign saying the interactions in question were consensual. one democratic official is saying he's pushing impeachment and the women saying they would be willing to testify. >> reporter: lieutenant governor justin fairfax this morning flatly denying separate allegations of rape and sexual assault now calling for a full investigation. in a new statement writing i say again without reservation i did not sexually assault or rape anyone. i call on all appropriate investigation authorities including the fbi to investigate fully and thoroughly the allegations against be my ms. watson and dr. tyson. i ask all three of us be respected during the proc

smith and hami diallo.....ou see smith jumping over rapper j cole....but cole and smith hail from fayeteville, north carolina.....two stars putting on for their hometown.....>but this was the dunk of the night....diallo with the superman shirt dunks over shaq and puts his elbow in the rim......>and here is the dunk that sealed it for diallo....up and over rapper quavo.....>hami diallo wins your slam dunk contest.....>on to the three point contest.....and the field was loaded this year.....>you recognize this face.....steph curry doing what steph does best.....get this.....he made his last ten shots in the first round to advance to the finals......just another day in the office for steph....i've watched him do that dozens of times at practice over in oakland....steph showing out for his home town......>but it was not enough on this night.....joe harris of the brooklyn nets stole the show....he had a whopping 26 points in the championship round and edged steph curry by two to win the championship.....>the night g

warren smith is an ambassador to the charity.ground, what have you done so far? i'm still very much in plough territory. he's also an international ski coach based in the alps. here we go. i've noticed a massive difference, especially in the last 25 years that we've been doing it, of the glaciers retreating, the glaciers getting smaller. in the winters, the winter season is getting shorter, it used to start in november very comfortably, sometimes now we are lucky if they start in december. the other thing that is quite scary and is actually really apparent right now is, because of these extreme changes in the temperatures we are seeing, so, you could have a snowfall injanuary, it could be —15 or —i6, and four or five days later, it could be +10. and what it does to the snow pack, it really weakens the way snow bonds together, and we have seen a big rise in the amount of avalanches. it makes free riding, for me as a free skier, a lot more risky, and obviously for everyone else trying that. here in tignes, the resort has been makin

will smith makes an appearance painted in blue during the final seconds of the trailer.in it, does the whole thing, i can't wait. >>> we want to leave you with big birthdays. r&b singer and fellow el pasoen khalid celebrating his 21st birthday. sheryl crow turns 57 today. taylor lautner 27 years old. last but not least, jennifer aniston is 50 years old on this day. she celebrated over the weekend with a star-studded bash and even her ex, brad pitt, made an appearance. >> thanks for being with us. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm philip mena. keep it right here, the news continues. >>> you cannot take a shutdown off the table, you cannot take 5.7 off the table -- >> from the battle over funding a wall to a fight over the number of detention beds immigration officials have access to, is a second government shutdown all but certain? >>> as the wheels turn toward possible impeachment proceedings in virginia, could a new poll give the govern smer breathing room? >>> the democratic field for president continues to expand as the candidates clamor for early attention. while proposing

smith's lawyer revealing that smith himself had been the victim of brooming a year earlier. psychologig testifyill responded to something that happened in his past.d he beliet was a tradition, something that was supposed to be done. butue prosecutors ahat smith should be tried as an adult, saying the attack had a profound impact on the four victims assaulted in the locker room last fall. will smith is charged with firse degree attempted first degree rape and copiracy to commit first degree rape. the judge is expected to render his decision shortly whether will smith will be tried as an adult or juvenile. we will have that for you coming up in the next news hour, on news4 at 5:00 reporting from montgomery county circuit court, chris gordon news4. >>> an update now on ths tour river accused of hitting and killing two tourists near the national mall. news4 has learned heill be allowed to drive until his next court appearance. a mother and w daughtere killed crossing pennsylvania avenue near the national archives back in december. the driver, girard derek james pleaded not guilt

that doesn't stop the competition heating up and in just a few minutes former england players sue smithl brown—finnis will be joining me to reveal who is next in the fifth round. who are you hoping to see face each other in the fifth round? it would be great to see chelsea, current holders at the moment, play some of it like arsenal. two superpowers. chelsea inconsistent this season but on the day, they could beat anybody. for me, i would like to see manchester united player mannus city, have a derby, a northern derby. the manchester united to get up derby. the manchester united to get up against someone to really test the calibre of this team, this new team. it's not long before we find out. in the next few minutes, join us out. in the next few minutes, join us in ten minutes to find out who will face who in the fifth round of the women's fa cup. there's one match in the premier league tonight and we'll see if liverpool are beginning to feel the heat in the title race. manchester city beat arsenal comfortably yesterday sojurgen klopp‘s side are just two points clear at the top, they ar

still, smith will not rest. >> you think i'm going to run away? i am not going to stop doing this until they change, until they stop killing people unnecessarily, or until i take my last breath. >> reporter: smith is hoping the american civil liberties union will fight on her behalf, arguing that the fees should be waived entirely. she's also set up a gofundme page to help other families in similar situations. brooks to rose, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are checking in on the weather again. we have a lot of rain overnight were going to continue to see some heavy rain in the north baileyton night and early tomorrow morning, but things are generally for most of us tapering off. things are backing off a little bit, but you see my focus in the north bay because look at the orange everything north of very good. san rafael, visible light in that area now, so getting ready for that, and you see a little bit of shower. it's going to be in oakland and haywood. the storm reports are fast. these are national weather service folks were reporting this. this is for

smith and nephew one of the biggest losers, down more than 3%. in talks to buyset for more than $3 billion. they are to the downside, but friday, aftermarket trading in new york was at more than 25%. anna: thank you very much. let's talk about brexit. theresa may offered more talks with jeremy corbyn in an attempt to buy time to renegotiate her brexit deal after the opposition leader threatened it's a set a new deadline for her to win backing for her plan. joining me now is maria tadeo, whose in brussels for us. prime minister due back in parliament but doesn't have much to bring to the table from her trip to brussels. where do we go from here? maria: good morning. very little to bring to the table. we know the european union, the backstop cannot be time-limited. there is no appetite in the european union for the time being to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement, so really she has very little to bring to the u.k. parliament. i will say, in brussels, everyone is, i would say, keen, and they are curious to see what labor does this week. we know th

smith and nephew, some of the miners showing weakness. glencore was also up.is is a clear signal i would say the miners are probably the biggest losers. and do not forget to tune into bloomberg radio if you are leaving the office. find us on digital radio in the london area. i will be joining with jon ferro, who will be in new york, i will be in london. join us at the top of the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the "european close." euronext offering $790 million in an attempt to beat out nasdaq. we spoke with the ceo of euronext, he made his case as to why his company is a better fit. that theieve cornerstone of -- is to maintain competition in the region, to givetheir ouija voices -- norwegian voices a chance in the community. it makes a difference. that was the ceo of your next speaking to meet earlier -- euronext speaking to meet earlier. vonnie: last week, we had the nordic ceo and he thinks it is the best fit for him as well. so will it go to the highest bidder? we shall see

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minnesota, make some noise for senator tina smith! [cheering] age,se welcome to the st lieutenant governor ted -- and governor tim wall. right, wow! this is exciting. day.a beautiful my name is peggy flanagan and i am proud to be your lieutenant -- proudand i am the to be the highest-ranking native american woman elected to office in this country. here in minnesota, we love prince. when the stage manager called prince before his halftime show at the super bowl, he said there will be a little rain. he said, can you make it rain harder? here's the deal, y'all. can we make it snow harder? to honorer place the past, to launch a national campaign, to bring some respect, e decency, an, som d a lot more honesty to politics? knows how to find higher ground. find that higher ground and rise above is to find common ground. it is working across lines, to do good for people. oru senator -- our senator, and our next president, is ready to do that work. my journey into politics began when one of our brightest, most brilliant stars, left us. i learn

now smith wants the full file including audio and video recordings. there's a problem. $3,000 deposit to begin reviewing the files. 371/2 hours at 80 hours to start. >> are they kidding me. it's not like pipe have money laying around. >> we asked the city of anaheim to explain it. we must safeguard the use of public money. a request could result in hundreds of thousands of dollars in public resource to compile. a similar thing happens when two investigates asked for the last five years. burlingame police wanted to charge us more than $3,000. some departments responded quickly others needed time and some are fighting to block records from being released. >> the media, the public may not be able to gather to totality of the information they should if they get documents about a case that is dated. >> it's unilineal. >> smith claims the police are trying to double their traction. a civil suit was settled. still smith will not rest. >> i haven't gone away for 10 years, i'm not going to stop doing this until they stop killing people innecessarily or signal i take my last brea

generals holland smith and julian smith commanding the force division.arry hill commanding the task force. sometimes we actually have to dig the japs out of their holes. the island is infested with buried pill boxes. many of them still crawling with japs. these bunkers are so deep and strong that heavy shelling and demolition charges failed to crumble them. many of them are over 20 feet deep. our first prisoners. the wounded are given first aid in the field, and then carried by stretchers to boats. with them always are the navy hospital doctors and corpsmen. at the transport, they are lifted from the barges and lowered into the hole. they are taken to the ship's hospital. not a second is lost. these are marine dead. this is the price we have to pay for a war we didn't want. before it's over, there will be more dead on other battlefields. burial aboard ship for marines killed in action. [gun salute] just to make sure they are not concealing weapons, the prisoners are lined up and their clothes cut away. we give them new ones later. the rest of the island'