so this here is a display on the u2s and the sr-71s.s is an actual, an original diagram of the u2, the schematics that were used to build and design the plane. this was presented to the cold war museum by one of the members of the lockheed skunk works, who worked on the project in the 1950s. kelly johnson's photo here, the designer of these planes, a brilliant aeronautical engineer. lockheed martin skunk works is the designer of the u2 and the sr-71. >> on december 9th, 1954, the go ahead was given and lockheed's chief engineer, kelly johnson, called together his tiny 26-man special projects engineering group. here were the problems they faced. to design, build an airplane and fly it in eight months. an airplane that would cruise well above 70,000 feet. one that would travel almost as far as a b-52 and remain in the air for ten hours. a plane that would be completely reliable with forced landings out of the question. a question that would be the world's most stable aircraft for high-altitude photography. >> in the display case here, we'

insect coming up the toil position parties left fighting for its survival of the nominating the king sr to be its candidate for prime minister. a president deters a critic who was one of several journalists named time magazine's person of the year is arrested in the philippines. and iranians rally against their government in poland as the u.s. gathers its allies prevent whitey branded an anti is wrong concepts. spain's opposition is urging prime minister pedro sanchez to call an early election after his government's budget was defeated in a key parliamentary votes the bill failed after parties from the catalonia region refused to back it their support had been conditional on having direct talks with madrid about self-determination catalonia sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday off to chairing a cabinet meeting if he calls a general election it will be spain's third in five years. or so as a bulldozer most of the order today in parliament we have witnessed don't want to hear it only slowed useless more precisely it marks the end of pedro's time chances of government lead

this half hour a thai opposition party is left fighting for its survival after nominating the king sr to be its candidate for prime minister and calls for african soldiers and fourth alongside the british to be acknowledged for the role that they played in world war two. now it's still i suppose midwinter has been a warming trend going on in europe the real cold has been tucked over the border into western russia been snowing heavily in moscow now this cloud is fading it is still cold af to see a little bit of snow on the high ground in north turkey otherwise i was talking rain here and was single figures you think well that's on the border and you'd be right to think that in the balkans for example maybe the copy that out there might be some mountain tops now and again and we're going to friday night we still got snow on the hog on the turkey most of the talking rain here and for the rest of europe which i've been covering standing over the thames has been rising and nothing else has been happening release of fifteen madrid fourteen in london they respawn rain coming into westport co

clearly, larry, sr. has taught you well in terms of being a fierce, tough negotiator in representing workers in the city and county of san francisco. ladies and gentlemen, larry mazzola, jr. [applause] >> thank you, miss mayor. so i'm not sure how many of you know this, but this started 2.5 years ago with a process, and it started with a phone call. phil ginsburg and mohamed nuru called me 2.5 years ago and said we want a citywide project labor agreement. can you get this done? i said i don't know, guys. it'll be a tough task, but i'll try, and here we are. like ahsha says, p.l.a.s are -- are great for workers. they're going to be great for the workers of this city, union and nonunion alike. a lot of people don't understand what p.l.a.s do and what they are. and i wrote down a few things. they provide for workers in the communities. they provide uniform wages, benefits, hours and working conditions. they bar unions from striking, so it's like a peace agreement. they provide contractors reliable and unint

sully's trainer says he is an old ul, which made him a perfect match for bush, sr.am wanted wloyal dog th easily adaptable, great with children. sully fit the bill perfectly. nada: he is also talented. service dogs like sully are trained to help in emergency w situations, orh daily tasks. it was president george hw bush's wish that sully would go on to walter reed to continue serving his country. there his job will be to comfort veterans and their families.an army veteryler began therapy with service dogs at walter reed before he was matched with his very own trooper. >> oh yes, good boy. nada: he had to relearn everything after sustaining severe brain injuries and a fractured spine while on deployment. when he needs assistance, trooper is there. >> it has meant the world to me, because i feel like i am full or with my life it is a bond that cannot be broken. it's -- i am there for him and he was over there for me. we got each other's back. nada: sully will be making new lationships, but he willre fover carry the presidential seal on his vest and he will always be s

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but we haven't the sr says clearly these studies. not done in a day when they take months sometimes years to do this is about ensuring that projects are done well what we see here is an example of trying to move quickly by overstepping procedures and we can see the consequences. this. is clear the new refinery won't be the quick fix the president had hoped and workers of the site into a basket left hanging. now if there is one automotive rivalry that has sustained the agents it's the one between b.m.w. and dime for decades the german car makers have been competing for affluent motorists now both companies announced a wide ranging corporation why well profound changes thanks to digital technology are driving them together and there are quite a few people that say german car makers have missed the boat on several of these trends. sharing rather than owning it's a concept many people are adopting in cities all over the world and it's heating carmakers bottom lines. of declining profits three times last year the auto industry's heavy wei

john dingell sr. my father, sander levin's first political memory, aside from listening to fireside chats around the living room radio, coming from president roosevelt, is of campaigning or john dingell sr. in his knickersing, my dad would have been maybe 10 years old. so this is going back to the late 1930's or early 1940's. nd then in 1946, i think, john dingell sr. recommended to president harry truman that he appoint a lawyer named theodore levin to the eastern district of michigan to be a federal judge. andujarry truman did that. and i was looking at the record with all the time things take these days, dan, the president 3, ated uncle ted on july and he was sitting on july 22. of either 1946 or 1947. things happen at a different speed in those days. and theodore levin served for many years and he was the chief judge of the eastern district of michigan. but earlier than that, before was chief judge, i think, jolingdulling get -- john dingell's son, john d. dingell jr., clerked for judge levin. it

his own --winning his sixth super bowl title -- the most of any player in n- f-l history.tom brady sr./ father, patriots quarterback:"i was proud of him when he didn't have any, but now that he's had six, it's extra sweet."thousands of fans filled mercedes-benz stadium in downtown atlanta, georgia ...a nod to the city's history at the game's opening. with the reverend dr. bernice king kicking off the night with the coin toss ...joined by civil rights icons rep. john lewis and former ambassador to the u-n andrew youngatlanta's own big boi joined maroon five for the halftime show --controversy swirled in the months leading up to the game as artists declined to preform ...some reportedly citing solidarity with embattled former san francisco quarterback, colin kaepernick.but despite the patriots tying the record for the most wins ever -- it was the lowest-scoring super bowl in history.it was the first super bowl where neither team made a touchdown in the first three quarters --the patriots made the first touchdown during the fourth quarter with only seven minutes left in the game.back hom

the future of the thai political party the try to nominate the king sr the prime minister is under threats of the princes supergrass candidacy was ruled inadmissible the election commission recommended the thai rak the child policy be dissolved a journalist in the philippines who was one of several people named time magazine's person of the year has been arrested for libel maria ressa is the c.e.o. of the news website rappler she has repeatedly clashed with president. she says the case is meant to silence her and her website and those elections headlines here on out as they are there's more news for you in about twenty five minutes time but stay with us up next it's witness bokhara trips. to. you know what you're going to be a governor with you come you know when. we got out. i know. i got. to go but we did the business going down my double what. i did we're going to go. to. the moon. not. have been a deadly wouldn't if i didn't use them i'm not to be a bad boy come on one of them as i want them to i'm going to get enough of them would i do. you would it not do you know when that it's all

and the thai political party that wanted the king sr to be its candidate for prime minister backs down after he opposes her nomination. and i'm we are hearty i'm in doha here with all of your sport a nation is in mourning after ten young footballers were killed in a fire at the flamingo football training ground in brazil we'll have that story and more a few later this news hour. welcome to the program our top story the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say they are launching the final battle to push i sell out of its last remaining pockets of land in syria kurdish led fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of east india near the border with iraq backed by us as strikes they've cornered eyes still in a small area consisting of just two villages earlier they foresaw faisel attempts to attack a nearby us military base with motorbike omes more than twenty thousand civilians have been evacuated from the area including the families of i saw fight is. going to. be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorist and the foreign in the last two months most with hundred ce

i know what cruel and unusual punishment is with this it is nearly every choice sr says she knows her sister suffered terror in pain and she was raped sodomized choked and killed by dennis mcguire she says he was treated more humanely today than her sister was treated and it was time for him to face his judgement you're going to people that are going to stay so long given the death. it should be painless type of thing he said it has to go that way said to be tortured to death. did you ever actually consider getting to do this you have to. you have to come face to face with your own mortality. and for me it was. facing the fact that one day they may come to me lay me on the table stick a needle in my own. shut down my organs when i want. you know i've survived my first year done quite a bit i'm told. trying to. control things. is everything's happened everything happens quickly. i spent fifteen years locked in a cell for twenty three hours a day in the what was once the bloody use prison in the country i had visits from my family maybe five times in the fifteen years. every day i would

and find out about the area sr and housekeeping first came to.that takes me to my first tip to get in the mood for my theme with. group for the mountain. without using a ski lift. this is ski touring hiking up the mountain on skis it can be a great way to unwind and be at one with nature hardy only are touring the alps ski tours have to earn their downhill runs with hours of up hill climbing and. i like to take my time i enjoy the climb and maybe stop and look at things along the way. it's not so much the athletic as american i like but more taking in nature and stopping to take some great pictures. this is what skiing was like one hundred years ago. they ascend to two thousand one hundred meters on the good bits are one of the favorite peaks in the area. going off the beaten track has been gaining popularity in recent years in good weather the summit is rarely a lonely place. as there are signs of noise on the borders. of the hoa i'm sure we'll find someone to arch slopes with the vatican know how much she told the feel of the home for now we ha

james logan sr., oel game hit a ridiculous 30-foot jumper to pull up a wild buzzer beater. they beat dublin high 86-83. >> i wasn't expecting it at all. like i say, i -- it was spectacular. i had no words. i couldn't describe the feeling. >> spectacular it was. there it is. check it out. they'll play again tomorrow night for the with division i championship. that's a shot. >> yeah! >> he'll remember that for the rest of his life. >> look at that. boom! >> the warriors should sign him. >> he's too young right now. high school playoffs tomorrow night. kids fired up. >> this does it. . >> thank you for joining us on thursday night. enjoy the friday. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ken jeong, ka

the typological party that wanted the king sr to be its candidate for prime minister backs down after he opposes her nomination and at least thirty nine people die after drinking cheap contaminated alcohol in northern india. the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces have said they are launching the final battle to push eisen out of its last remaining pockets of land in syria kurdish fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of who's in east india resort province near the border with iraq facts by u.s. as strikes they've cornered i still in a small area consisting of just two villages early of a force of islip thames to attack a nearby base used by the us military was motorbike bombs more than twenty thousand civilians have been evacuated from the area including the families of i still fight has. been in this battle will be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorist in pockets of foreign in the last two months most with hundred cells there were arrested they were forward. the rivera in numbers according to civilians who were leaving by tuesday maybe around a thousa

29-year-old dingell followed in his political footsteps, winning a special election to succeed john sr became known as a deal maker, chairing the energy and commer committee, and working on major pieces of legislation, from the 1964 civil rights act to the clean air act and the affordable care act. >> a bill for comprehensive health reform was first introduced by john dingell sr. in 1943. 65 years later, his son continues to introdut same bill at the beginning of each session. >> woodruff: by the mid-'90s, dingell earned the title of dean of the house-- the longest- serving mber. the michigan congressman went on to serve for nearly 60 years before retiring in 2015. >> i put myself to the test. and i want to know, when t time comes, whether i can live up to my own personal standards as a member of congress. am going to give the last that i can assuredly gi the last that i can proudly give to my people. >> woodruff: dingell's wife, debbie, now represents his born district, after winning the election to fill his seat in 2014. for years after, dingell remained activon twitter, where he dev

he was attorney general for bush sr. 30 years ago, and he has a record. interesting man. he believes that at the time it was the end of the iran contra investigation by lawrence walsh. he was very -- he said at one point that he had an itchy finger for 18 months to fire walsh. and he was very upset about what he called the dragnetting in that investigation. going down every possible -- chris: so are you suggesting he might interfere with mueller? >> no, he's made it clear he will not, but he's going to look at it, and he's got a very interesting perspective on all of this. at the end of the iran contra investigation when then-president bush sr. decided, oh, well, let's pardon casper if weinberger who was -- casper weinberger who was indicted, it was barr who said, well, let's pardon more people, the cia people and elliot abrams. so he's somebody who is going to protect the president. but i think he also knows legally and politically it's very important that the mueller investigation proceed. so the spotlight should be, as marc -- mark suggests, not on the

you're watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters and i'm dating you now also i had the thai king sr steps forward to go into the running for next month's prime ministerial election. un special rapporteur. died in a brutal and premeditated killing carried out by saudi officials. to look at the films vying for the coveted golden bear award at the berlin film festival. hello the united states has the time for a dialogue of venezuela's president. over and back self declared interim leader one quite so and is calling for moderate to hand power over and leave the country washington has also announced visa bans on members of the program or a constituent assembly as to discussions with dural negotiating with him on his departure is fine if we ever get to that negotiation obviously he may flee some days or he may seek to negotiate conditions but that's not what he's done in the past what he's done in the past is to use these negotiations to prolong his stay in power and to try to demonstrate to the germans and that we're going. when they kill us maduro has launched a petition demanding the u

anot/sr raw line will be somewhere just south of the washington area. we could haven accumulating snow around town. higher amounts, north and west, as usua andower amounts, potentially, hardly enough to coat the grouped for southern ryland, northern neck and fredericksburg. from the d.c. metro northward, a high likelihood. we should be cloudy a off and on showers. we will recover into the low 40s tomorrow. but again, that chance for a little ugliness on saturday. saturday afternoon into sunday morning, will be the driest part of the weekend. by sunday afternoon and evening, rain coming b in the picture here. latest on the snow chances, i'm putting the finishing touches on our snow forecast map. there's the five-d outlook. really chilly weather here, starting next week. next week will be downright frigid. >> i know. i will have to bring the long sleeve, the sweater dresses back out. laurel, southbound b.w. a crash on the right side. that's hanging around. there's no delays as you head southbound. on 270, montgomery village avenue, northbound and southbou

winds might have destroyed greensburg once, but now it hasv become its sr.i vaidyanathan, bbc news, kansas. laura: the spirit of kansas there. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news ar vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines u can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of th presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> what are you doing?os >>bilities. your day is filled with them. >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyones. discover their anytime, anywhere. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, our rrespondent in venezuela sits down with juan guaido, whom the u.s. recognizes as the president, abou

. >> asheatican wraps up its landmark summit on church sex viuse and srs in our area say they are concerned that no real progress was made. as news4's derrick ward reports, they have come up o with their sort of list of things that every catholic can do to help end the crisis in the church. >> reporter: visitors to the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception had more than just programs in their hands as they entered on this sunday. >> this will be held. i have all girls. >> beautiful girls. >> reporter: members of the group s.n.a.p., survivorsor ne of those abused by priests wanted those to had come to nurture their souls to have food for thought. the yellow sheets contain a 2ist of steps they say catholics, survivors, supporters and the church itself should take to end sex abuse.>> first, fire any bishop and cardinal that has covered up the abuse of >> 21.ren. and most importantly, protect the children in your life by being educated and remaining vigilant. >> reporter: they read out their actions in response to those announced in rome at a conference of bishops. that c

produced here is more of a luxury product that will sell mainly in the capital or go straight to export to sr set up the company about two years ago since then they faced many challenges ranging from constant power outages to corrupt officials who made life difficult for the small company. but they're determined to keep on with their luxury chocolate and not just leave the field to the big multinational food companies. it takes a lot of endurance to definitely run a chocolate business here and. just represent using our resources at home to actually produce the finished here back to western ghana and orlando as mana with his family. this year one kilo of dried cocoa beans will earn him the equivalent of one euro. but only if the quality is right. as in the case of this pod. a random and we you know yes. so many of the parts in my harvest have been spoiled. the good ones like this are few and far between. if you look at parts like this one you think you have a lot but actually you haven't. fallen no us man who is in a difficult position his new trees aren't yet bearing fruit and the more establ

thailand's election panel has disqualified the keen's in sr from running for prime minister in march as election just three days after prince's tanos surprise nomination the commission said members of the royal family should be quote above politics. and speaking of politics the footballer arkema out he was detained in thailand is on his way home to australia he was freed after bahrain where he was born with a druid extradition requests. claimed asylum in australia back in two thousand and fourteen saying that he feared torture and maybe even death if he were to be sent back to his arrest in thailand during his honeymoon sparked an international outcry . justice last fall hakim a ride be pictured here finally boarding a flight back to australia the bahraini is heading to melbourne off the seventy days spent in a toy jail he was arrested in november while on his honeymoon in bangkok on an interpol warrant in his native bahrain he'd been convicted of vandalizing a police station even though he was playing in a televised football match when the alleged offenses took place. out of ibs rel

oh, his dad, tom brady, sr. was there. >> about the sixth hole, i hit a bad shot and i took my club and just started slamming it into the ground. my dad took me off the course, brought me to the car. he said if you ever do that ever again, you know, you're never coming up here and you're never playing and, man, i was crying. i was so sad. >> we go from that to jared goff. the rams quarterback at age 24 will be the fourth youngest to start a super bowl. the novato product is so young he was just 7 years old, brian, when brady won his first super bowl. oddly enough, that was against the rams. the marin catholic alum showed his age earlier this week when asked about his favorite type of literature. >> i do like harry potter. i grew up in that time when those were coming out and reading the books as a young kid and the movies are some of my favorite. >> this fella is rams running back c.j. anderson. signed with l.a. in week 16. like goff, played for cal. like goff and brady a-bay area native from vallejo. he has rus

. >> repor sr: her effortrted four years ago. the goal?to the landfillma >> there are changes that most of us can make that ven have a mas impact. >> reporter: each american generated 2.7 pounds of garbage in 1960. today it's 4.5, pollute iing ou land and ocean. in the kchen she whips up almond milk while in the bathroom she shows us homemade deodorant andtoothpaste. >> having to make your own toothpaste and your own things, i don't have time for that. what do you say to them? >> i definitely think it's a balance. don't have time, is there a solution that fits in your budget? >> reporter: kellogg focuses on the three rs, reduce what you need, reuse as much as you can and last resort, recycle. keep inth mind not eveg you put in that blue bin i resi recycled. >> zero waste is aboutcycling less and not more. >> reporter: it's gained momentum through social media and images like this. two year's worth of trash from a challenge kellogg completed but she admits her methods might be too extreme for some. >> it'sng not about b perfect, having no r

but they're preparedr sr it and they've been prepareder -- foro it happen next week while the president is overseas but we know it's not going to happen next week.l robert: p manafort, who was convicted of two felonies, prosecutors have prepared a criminal case against the 69-yhar-old. the man district is reportedly ready to file the chtges if presid trump exercises his power to pardon his former aid so they're trying to get ready for the mueller report but all the other problems are there. paul manafort, even pardoned can fails charges in manhattan. >> that's right. even if it stopped right now, i think it's worstng loo bat back at what the mueller investigation has been able to so far. you have guilty pleas with some the closest and longest associates . president. manafort, deputy chairman, his personalor ay. criminal charges against roger stone as well. that's an incredibl amount of smoke. we don't yet know where the fire is. t all of these things mean there's more pressure on the president right now. it's kind of remarkable the investigation has gotten as far as it has.th sustained

about noon, it definitely will be the snow e afternoon it is all about the ice, stwicwitching over toet sr freezing rain. freezing rain will be the one big thing we are watching for later in the afternoon in the afternoon commute. >> doug, we will wait for morde ils in a few minutes. thank you. >>> news 4 is working for you around the k clock top you and your family safe. tune in to "news 4 today" starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to get the latest updates on wednesday as winter storm. jim. >>> the nearly 30-year-old story of d.c. drug kingpin is back in the news. prosecutors asked for a sentence, in his life but one part of that story has never been told until now. in a story you will only see on newsac 4 tonight,e bensen spoke to a now-retired d.c. cop who after just his third day at the police academy went undercover with one of the biggest and most dangerous drug ngs in u.s. history. >> if you would have told mee back then would still be talking about this now, i would have told you that you have to mebe kidding >> reporter: for safety we're not showing the face of the man that members o

some chances because leaders of the future of the time political party that tried to nominate a king sr for prime minister is on the threat the election commission has recommended that the thai rak such charts party which was linked to the prime minister thaksin shinawatra be dissolved and the journalist in the philippines who was one of several people named time magazine's person of the year has been arrested for libel maria ressa a c.e.o. of the news website rappler she has repeatedly clashed with the president. that left more all those stories in half an hour coming up next here on al-jazeera it's the stream thank you for watching by. how can millions of young nigerians get their voices heard when politics is dominated by older generations of me ok i really could be in the first of two special extended shows on nigeria's upcoming elections we'll hear from political candidates and activists who are part of a new youth wave in your questions and comments or twitter and the you tube live chat. there are just three days until millions of people across nigeria cause their ballots for the

the the libertyty medals o on sr we receieive more than nine thousand requests for only six hundred new places in wales. children's uniform helps them get priority when c crossing the bridge into columbia and to get past border guards. then and only for a uniform means. you. go through the middle that's go. for the exit for the elderly people. so for now despite the long school run these venezuelan children can keep ththeir studis going. nigerians all heading to the polls this weekend to elect their next president the incumbents mahamadou bahari is facing a challenge from the former vice presidents attic -- abubakar when the hurricane to bow in twenty fifteen he promised to fight corruption and improve the economy bus has not happened. twenty ninine zero corrrrespondence and c cutting m as a support lycos their hit. my juries economy the lights heavily. in markets like this people still feel the pinch very small we market student council vice. we also free. times you do. me no -- thirteen thousand nine no fourth no no for your defense on the bunk. you know you know felt. he says he's go

a sr raised 5,8$5,800 for t lazaro family through a gofundme page. pablo sent nbc news a statement onanking everyone whoed saying that money is, quote, lifesaving. doesn't take much to convince us of that. great to see. >> for suze orman and others to follow. >> just wish we could have done more for the others. >> leon, thanks so much. >> you got it. >>> hey, if you tried to use a wells fargo atm or go online with them today, you were no doubt shaking your head. wells fargo all-day meltdown still, sti isn't resolved. a widespread outages impacting bank operations coast to coast. some customer can't get cash out. others can't log into their accounts online or on their cell phones. wells fargo apologized several lmes on twitter today. theest around 9:20 tonig. the bank blames a power shutdown at one of its facilities. last friday, wells fargo's services were down for five hour. >>> the national park service has started its restoration of the jefferson memorial. crews are working to fix the roof, repair the stone and clean the marble. the memorial will

mechanism has been criticised by the us although it's not taking any particular measures against it even sr its undertaking helps ensure the survival of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal with a round political analyst and commentator shabir has anally feels that the u.s. attempts to prevent others from cooperating with the van are worthless. what it's doing with this was so conference it's trying to build a coalition of people that will of entities that will essentially bend the need to washington and its allies and not do business with iran and further try to isolate iran i don't believe this is going to be successful america has lost its relevance this is a means by which it's trying to get relevant and i don't believe it's going to have any success it will just be a complete waste of time especially given that many key decision makers are not even bothering to attend and what countries are attending are not sending the right level people they're sending a lot you don't see junior people as opposed to senior people so no one really sees it as anything particularly important it's a means to

lawmakers have until friday to work all that out as the details develop, we'll update you on the sr and on the nbc washington app so makee you go online and search shutdown. doreen, jim, back to you. >> all right, leon, thank you. of course, much more on news 4 today tomorrow mornith. >> back t weather alert. we're not watching one, but two major winter storms right now. >> that double whammy unfolding on both coastsni t. 105 million people facing winter weather, hitting the pacific northwest the hardest. we're talking record snow,er das winds and relentless rain in some spots. >> from whiteouts to wipe outs, conditions across the country are treacherous. roads turned into ice rinks a streets turned into slopes. snow in seattle actually reached a record level with more than 14 inches so far in february, and more on the way. the storm sut west widespread, it's even snowing in hawaii. >> hard t here in our neck of the woods, some schools are delayed tomorrow as we brace for snow and rain. they could bring some serious problems for your morning commute tomorrow. so let's go straight to sto

thailand's election panel has disqualified king sr from running for prime minister in much as the election just three days after. but thomas surprised domination of the commission said members of the royal family should be above politics for. us music industry celebrated the sixty first i mean will rogers in los angeles on sunday may be god god was one of the big with us taking our three awards a song of the year went to childish gambino so this is america i'm singing country singer kacey musgraves one album of the year golden. bowl and so national film festival is in full swing. is today's red carpet correspondent. what have you seen today. well i had a quite interesting start to the day especially for a monday morning there was a town called stories of ghost towns that featured several jump scares at eight thirty in the morning which by me personally was not appreciated but nonetheless it was a very beautiful delicate and intelligent film that dealt with a lot of questions of loss of identity is enough phobia fear of the other in general as you see this this tiny little town in the middl

so we are in the sr says these studies are not done in a day they take months and sometimes years to do this is about ensuring that projects are done well what we see here is an example of trying to move quickly by overstepping procedures and we can see the consequences. we are some schools are going to. display the new refinery won't be the quick fix the president of hoped and workers of the site into a left hanging. israel is on its way to become the only only the fourth nation to achieve a controlled landing on the moon the barest sheet on manned spacecraft was launched into orbit by a rocket if not a space station in florida thursday night because really robotic lander is scheduled to land on the moon after a journey of six point five million kilometers. and with that now you're up to date on t.w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin coming up next in good shape it looks at the pros of the cons of genetic testing and don't forget you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that's at d w dot com you can follow us on social media it's for watchi