stan: a response plan? >> to alaska have a response plan, or was -- stan: the primary responsibility fell on exxon as the shipper. in valdez, the response plan, at least in the immediate aftermath of the spell is carried out by the -- the spill is carried out company. they were responsible for the first three days of the response effort. they are the ones who send out the boats in the booms in the cleanup equipment. that first three days, the spiller is supposed to take over management of the response and exxon did that after a relatively short time. it was exxon running the spill. what is the process of cleaning up oil? what are the challenges in an oil spill of that magnitude? oversimplify, there are two aspects. one is containment. try not to let it spread farther than it has. the other is removal. they are both difficult. we had a huge area that had spilled oil on it and some of the oil hit the beaches and emirates -- and immersed himself , ande plant and the gravel so removal was very difficult. one of

[applause] >> thank you, stan.nty of san francisco joins you and your family in mourning during the loss of our public defender. we are honored by your presence today, brother stan, and your family. jeff was a spirit of love, everybody. he's one of god's soldiers. i know, you know, there's a four-letter word that love is l-o-v-e. the way jeff spoke it, was straight n-o-p-e. he fought against and said no to the powers that be. and people, when you think of love, you think it's a soft word. jeff metropolitan no! and so he was standing for the spirit of love and i truly believe that we honor his legacy by continuing showing the love that jeff showed. and so, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the adachi and sachi family, i thank you for attending this memorial service today for jeff adachi. i hope you will join mayor breed, mayor brown, and the members of all board supervisors and everybody who spoke today, in making a firm commitment by honoring jeff by the way we live. to preserve the legacy of jeff's life and for h

: —— online. knew >> stan: -- online.wsnight around that interview at the representative of generation identity who said the attacks were inevitable if immigration continued that the way of life of the typical muslim was completely incompatible with the lifestyle of the average person in this country. and he advocated the advantages of a homogenous society. is that appropriate? newsnight is awaiting current affairs daily programme. that was one part of an item on the programme on the night of the attack which dealt in detail with many different aspects of the attack. pa rt different aspects of the attack. part of that is an absolutely right investigation of far right extremism and revealing what far right extremism means and what it is that they are saying. that is a service to our audiences. now, you are right, we did have a lot of the audience felt it was inappropriate, we put out a huge amount of output every day, some of that you have to think about tonally, i had long discussions at the newsnight team since the progr

please, stan. stan. thank you. [applause] president trump: specialist travis robertshaw. travis, where are you? travis, thank you. [applause] president trump: and specialists d aiyo. sand, thank you very much. good. [applause] thank you. appreciate it. today, we are privileged also to be joined by more than 50 soldiers from the 10th mountain division, including those who served alongside travis - knew he was brave from day one. they really loved him. they wanted to be here. would you please stand? [applause] thank you very: much. thank you -- much. thank you for being here. your lives of service do honor to our country, to army values, and your fallen brothers-in-arms like staff sergeant travis atkins. he's looking down. he loves you all. just a few days before that june morning when travis left on his last mission, he called his son trevor to wish him a very, very special eleventh birthday. trevor didn't know that he would speak to his dad for the last time. but in the 12 years since, he's always known that his father gave his life for our nation and for our freedom. he

stan has less and heterogeneous ruling circles. which include any number of people who are most likely harbor presidential ambitions and it will be extremely interesting to see how the intra lid dynamic unfolds as we approach april of next year you know because depending on the coherence within the elite we will see the indications. that can be manifested in many different ways including potentially destabilizing for the sectors in the country. the courtney it's an excess phrase and the daughter is being maneuvered towards the presidency how would what people in kazakstan feel about that how do they view. well i believe alex is correct in his analysis. nazarbayev a does not really have and append a political power herself she's not widely seen as a prominent political leader so this is really an effort to stage manage a dynastic succession possibly with her being preselected president next year it's even possible that bastard to cry off will resign as president before the election so that it can succeed him and then be running as a

he is backin the decider by stan wawrinka. he is back in the top hundred after a drugs ban.ear—old jodie chesney. jodie was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. our correspondent is at barkingside magistrates‘ court. our correspondent is at barkingside magistrates' court. manuel petrovic appeared before magistrates and confirmed his name, his age, 20, and his address, highfield road in romford, and he is charged with the murder ofjody szczesny, who died on the 1st of march. she was stabbed, ina park, the 1st of march. she was stabbed, in a park, while listening to music with friends. police say she died about an hour later. a postmortem revealed the cause of death to be trauma and haemorrhage. manuel petrovic, who confirmed he was croatian national, will appear at the old bailey on the 11th of march. a second man also remains in custody on suspicion ofjodie‘s murder. for the second time this week, us analysts have reported activity at a military site in north korea. commercial satellite images of a facility near the north korean capital, pyongyang, suggest there are

flight m h three seventy or zero which disappeared without a trace his own life has been a mess in stan he suffers from severe depression and spends hours and hours trying to find an explanation for what happened after the plane left malaysian airspace it diverted from the planned flight route in a shop turned west radar data shows that it continued westward until contact was lost in the opinion in the end i'm and c investigators believe that it continued its flight southward before crashing in the indian ocean somewhere west of australia after dropping off the radar the plane continued its flight for seven hours but the passengers were still alive during that time and what happened to them remains unknown. whether we're trying not to think about that particular question and i can't bear it as soon as i think about it my head starts taking over so i try to avoid it. the wreckage has never been found and the search has been called off john has traveled to malaysia several times hoping to get some answers now he's on his way to kuala lumpur again where he'll take part in a fifth remembran

i was stanning to obsess about the details. i was starting to obsess about the details.tic score. carol morley is a visionary film—maker. if you get it, it is just brilliant and i really advice to you give it a go. it is so great to see a film—maker with such am by, it was shot 23428 days, but every frame is filmed with clues and details and i, i thought it was great. it is called out of blue, not out of the blue. why is that? because, because, you have to see the film to understand why. it is out of blue. it is between separate universes because i could go on about it all night. looking forward to that one. at eternity‘s gate. which is another film about the life of vincent van gogh. of which there have been many, most recently we had that brilliant animation loving vincent, described as the first oil painted animated film, that was breathtaking, this is willem dafoe, oscar—nominated willem dafoe, as we discovered vincent van gogh towards the later period of his life. i went to the museum in amsterdam. i said vincent van gogh? so we get his real life and his tussles wit

evening and they did not this have that they will only comment on imran khan's gesture and back to stan's overtures off to the duties of the captain this of the prepared for any eventualities from pakistan's and and that the it will and that the release of the captain is seen as a pox on abiding by the geneva convention overall india stance is that mark is gone is not doing enough to combat jaish e mohammad the terror organization that claimed that the shmita attack and other terror infrastructure on its soil so just a release of the pilot may not be enough to actually get peace between in the region there is a there's a need for the restructuring of talks that india is demanding and indeed amman's that basically pakistan takes more more serious action against a parking lot of course claims that it is doing enough as of now just briefly to me how how volatile is the situation in kashmir right now. you seem to have lost to me thank you so much there was no me was there joining us giles while john is there from delhi now turning to france where a surge in anti semitic violence and hate spee

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sharks on the power play, who else but joe thornton assisting timo meier out front, ties him with stanita for 14th all-time point list. recipient is meier, this time logan couture setting him up out front. meier's second of the game. st. louis goaltender is beat in front. 2-2, how it stands. into overtime, klay thompscoutu setup, san jose, 3-2 win by koi kevin labanc. kuture after the game. >> we've come a long way. not long ago going through tough times as team and not near top of the conference, means we found our game, played to capabilities. >>> desert, taking on the the giants, the cubs. buster posey looked good. throwing out arcevans in the fourth. kris brya kris bryant scoring in a game that doesn't matter. >>> tomorrow night at oracle, 95:30 on nbc sports bay area, and a's on nbc sports california at 9:00 people. that's it for sports, more news after these some adorable, litt now have a new home- thanks to a new event promoting pet adoption >>> want to show you adorable little puppies. knew you would like that. new event for pet adoption. twitter pics of lucky new owners. south

dan evans is up against stan wawrinka in the first round at indian wells. listen to commentary on 5 live sports extra and via the bbc sport website. earlier, johanna konta reached the third orund with an impressive win over hsieh su—wei of taiwan, 6—0, 6—2, showing signs perhaps that the wobbles at the start of the season are behind her as she looks to climb up the women's rankings, she was as high as four in the world. meanwhile, super league champions wigan warriors have suffered their fourth defeat in five games at the hands of bottom club huddersfield. kruise leeming scored the opening try of the game for the giants, his team—matejoe wardle the second in the 14—6 victory. hudderfield stay bottom, but are level on points with leeds and wigan. and what a run from tommy fleetwood out in the states, where he has a share of the lead at the halfway stage of the arnold palmer invitrational. he's 9—under. he followed up his opening roudn 69 with a second round 66 on 9—under alongside keegan bradley. the pair are four shots clear of the field. he's chasing a mai

stan hayes from the telegraph hill dwellers. i want to say how great it was to work with mr. wallace and his design team. the input that we've had, the opportunities that we've had to talk to his team and other the within the community, with the planning department. so while we have some additional concerns that are not before the h.p.c. today, they're not in your purview, we're pleased to support many of these modifications that have been made as a result of this development. we remain concerned, though, about the location and design of the theater structure. we're concerned that its blockage of the vallejo street view corridor and the right-of-way is in conflict with general plan policies, policies that specifically protect by name the view corridor along vallejo, the bulkheads, that strongly discourages release of public streets. conflicts aren't discussed in the draft approval motion section on general plan compliance and it seems like they should be. otherwise, the motion just seems incomplete as it's written and not ready for adoption. we would suggest that you add some

we'll follow this. >>> we do have breaking news out of back stan. captured after being shot down was just delivered across the border back to india. look at the remarkable video in just moments ago. you see the fighter pilot who had been held in pakistan for a number of days since his many went down. we'll be right back. ♪ th♪ let me be by myselfat i lovein the evenin' breeze, ♪ ♪ listen to the murmur of the tall concrete, ♪ ♪ send me off forever, but i ask you please ♪ ♪ don't fence me in. ♪ don't fence me in. prestige creams not living up to the hype? one jar shatters the competition. olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay. have you ever worked with dr. francis? oh yeah, he's ok. umm... just ok? guess who just got reinstated! well, not officially. nervous? yeah. yeah me too. don't worry about it, we'll figure it out. i'll see ya in there! just ok is not ok. especially when it comes to your network. at&t is america's best wireless network, according to a

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but the other big hitters remain roger federer enjoyed a straight sets victory of the fellows with stan brinker six three six four and took in just sixty minutes later will now play britain's home for a place in the clincher for. rafael nadal had an even easier and he's the ground match the world number two thrash diego shorts one six three six one zero dollars aiming for his first title at indian wells since going. on to the women's tournament and as we mentioned bad news for the world number one me osaka one indian wells last season and went on to claim back to back grand slams but things have been on revelling since sacking her coach last month she lost in the first round in dubai last time out and this time she found in straight sets to been the bench x. six three six one so it would seem plenty for osaka and her new coach jermaine jenkins to work out into miami. despite the defeat asarco will keep hold of her world number one spot because number two samantha had i was also knocked out nineteen year old market of one that also got the better of her czech youngster ranked sixty one o

towards friday and we're going to be seeing through show temperatures coming down for you as well stan towards hong kong though it is going to be a partly cloudy day with a temperature of twenty six degrees and then very quickly across the philippines we are looking a much better weather conditions across much of the south up towards the north though for manila it is going to be a partly cloudy day with attempt a few of about thirty three degrees. my prison my freedom my heart my life my languages my occupation. a rock and a hard to please coming. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories the first funerals for victims of the new zealand mosque attacks have been held a father and son who fled the war in syria were among those buried in christchurch where fifty people were shot dead at two mosques during friday prayers and southern africa the number of people killed. doubled and it's expected to rise president confirmed that more than two hundred people have died and said close to three hundred fifty thousand are at risk. and u.s. secretary of state has s

. >> stan adachi says that while for many, he was an icon, he would remember jeff as a father, a son, and always as his brother. the mayor will appoint a successor to his storm until november when the people in the county and city of san francisco will elect their next public defender. >>> san francisco police are investigating the circumstances surrounding adachi's death. they were hoping to interview the woman who was with him. the san francisco police have not commented on the death. he was 59 years old. >>> hollywood is mourning the loss of actor luke perry who died yesterday after suffering a stroke. he was best known for his role in beverly hills 90210. he achieved heart throb status for dillon mcday. recently, he starred in riverdale. >>> time is now 4:47. let's head ought to sal for the morning commute. >> i'm looking to see what is ahead for us, but i see norm yak back up on altamonte, backed up heading west to livermore and pleasanton. we look at the east bay here and if i back up, looking around to see if i see any slow traffic at all in the nine county regions, i don't see

we talked to stan jones, former investigative reporter with the anchorage daily news and author ill" about the timeline of the disaster and the effect it had on the area. this is about 30 minutes. home whichp in my was a suburb of anchorage. it was all over the news. by the time i got to work, i knew all about it. the first reaction was disbelief.-- how could this happen? second, shock at the enormity of it. 11 square miles of ocean. the scale was inconceivable. >> where were you working and what was your job there? an: i worked for the anchorage , also doing business, so i had covered oil in before the spill. >> how large was the industry in alaska at that time? tan: the modern oil industry as we know it today started in alaska in 1967 when there was a huge oil strike. the pipeline began operating in 1973 and that is when the traffic in prince william sound began. 16, 15 years passed before was built. the oil industry in alaska

i agree with the prime minister concerning the events at stan well and utrecht. i am sure the whole house will join me and her in sending sympathies to those who lost loved ones and homes in the terrible cyclones in mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. i support the government in sending 6 million pounds of aid. i hope if more aid is required, we will be able to respond urgently and generously to demand from help to those who are suffering. mr. speaker, we are now in the midst of a full-scale national crisis. incompetence, failure from the prime minister and her government brought us to this point. parliament has rejected a deal. it has rejected no deal. the prime minister now has no plan. in an effort to break deadlock i held meetings with members across the house and am having further meetings today to find a compromise that supports jobs and living standards. tomorrow i am meeting eu prime ministers and officials in brussels. this, mr. speaker, mr. speaker, this is a national crisis. will the prime minister meet me today to discuss our proposal to get out of this

. >>> plus we are stan top of the mueller report. the contents of that report remain a mystery as the battle for its release is jt ginning. >>> the gw parkway is back open after emergency repairs because of a sinkhole. >>> lots to get to on this sunday morning including a beautiful forecast. but first, thank you so much for ing here with us. i'm adam tuss. >> good morning to you. i'm meagan fitzgerald. we are in store for a beautiful dayahead. i'm excited about this. >> going outside when it just feels beautiful out there, there's nothing like it -- >> it totally changes yodr too. >> totally changes your mood. lauryn, what are we talking abouthe outside today? >> we'll be a good seven degrees higher than yesterday. we had that wind at times so it felt a lite brisk, especially in the morning. it started to develop later in the afternoon but temperatures only in the 50s. i think we'll over that 60-degree mark toasy. it beautiful sun viz this morning. i think every color of the spectrum was on any site this morning. it's beautiful out t

to say outright that if you want to have something that you want that opportunity is first of all stan earth is almost worn out not long before you use the card for its influence is really forth because. as the smith's fist see guys in itself or any board in the house sure it's. sure it's inside our model we advice all starts with gesture salute demand. i miss i feel your musician and most stakes for you to read if they are report it's tomorrow as soon as. i looked up and did more than my fear is worse really like this which works with. let's all speak to a truce between rejected due to the kind large camps that think that it's moving that fast i'm talking to you in a crowd my march like i really don't mind being close. to it they will say we can remind you of painting our lead tumultuous so far what are so fucked up that you. see my parents any time if you truly want to serve it can create if you do moderately clear i'll remove rogues my point and it's been. an incredibly powerful accounts then we go. talk to us a now on skype from dhaka the regional specialist on migrant protection a

stan rosa 74. very nice finish ics y.uble barrelled high is goh for now but not for long t. high will get pushed aside so that by late tuesday we will get some rain. in the meantime tomorrow is nice. but then there are changes on the way. they are spelled out nicely. look at what happened tuesday night at 11:00 if not a little bit sooner. showers begin to move into the bay area. in march it rains. it will rain some more on wednesday too. not a huge rain maker. it won't be steady, unrelenting atmospheric river kind of rain. it will be more like april shower kind of rain. here is what will happen. tonight is clear. it is chilly. tomorrow will be nice. sunny and mild through early tuesday. >>> then the shower chances return by late tuesday into wednesday and then after that's it unsettled. it will be a thing of the past by wednesday. if you heading out tomorrow looks pretty good, sunny, few high clouds. 69 degrees at sfo. offshore winds. seattle has sunshine for tomorrow. the fungus is all dying out there at 70 degrees. chicago 41 degrees. overnight lows the numbers will be in

janine stan- wood reports.c wisbey, student: any point in time that gun could have gone offcousins visiting from indiana for spring break turning the tables on a would-be robber ...now with quite the story to tellit started as a night of fun on south beach. ...alex wisbey says he was the designated driver to get everyone back to broward....stopping at this mobil on oakland park boulevard and powerline road alex wisbey, former student: i tried to find a gas station that was closest because we were running low on gasbut pay attention to the black car at the right of your screen a guy with his face covered - storms at them....demanding moneypointing a gun at their cousin in the plaid shirtaric wisbey, student: i had gotten out of the car at this time - the guy had fallen back on top of him.aric wisbey, student: my cousin jacob gets on top of him - and i'm in there, trying to wrestle around for the gun detectives say this shirtless accomplice then runs to the meleehe kicks him in the back of the head...but aric wis

the day they choose to turnit hamas — stan.lved in those negotiations, as was], when i was involved in those negotiations, as was j, when we were negotiating with the israeli site, one thing we kept demanding was that israel remove the blockade over the gaza strip. the blockade didn'tjust happen in 2006, the blockade has beenin happen in 2006, the blockade has been in place for as long as oslo. one of the things we were pushing for and asking for was to be able to create a seaport, an airport, to have free passage of people, to have free passage of good. what israel instead shows was to impose a very brutal blockade. it is the result of this very brutal blockade that we see the humanitarian disaster that has befallen gaza. it is not at all surprising that people have been going to the fenced area and amending their freedom. the only thing that surprises me is that it is not happening each and every day. what are influential countries like the united states and jordan doing to help the people of gaza in terms of the blockade? ja

we talked to stan jones, a former investigative reporter with the anchorage daily news and author of the spill about the timeline of the disaster and the effect it had on the area. this is already minutes. -- 30 minutes. home and it at my was all over the news. by the time i got to work, i knew all about it. the first reaction was disbelief. how could this happen? the second reaction was just shocked at the enormity of it. they spilled i think 11 million gallons of oil. and covered like 11,000 square miles of ocean before it was done. the scale was inconceivable until it happened. >> where were you working and what was your job? >> i worked for the anchorage daily news and i was a reporter at the time, primarily doing investigative work. i had covered oil before the spills. >> can you tell us what the history of the oil industry was in alaska? how will -- large was it during that time? knowe modern industry we today got its start in alaska in 1967 when there was a huge oil strike. operating inan the tankerat is when traffic began. 15 years passed before this spill. , froml industry i

in stan rosa it was 76 today. as we look toward the city hall, in san francisco, concord 54 right now. we have all tumbled into the 50s. it will get a little chilly overnight. high pressure is fending off all the moisture that is wrapping around that low. double barrel highs will keep the rain up north for a while. that will change by the time we get to midweek. in the meantime we have sunshine too head back to work with and plenty of it. but watch what happens. here's monday, clear. tuesday, clouds increase. tuesday night that's what happens by 11:00. you can see the #140urs have showers have over spread the bay area. then it continues to wednesday. after wednesday we will get a break. its not a big rain maker. it is more of a spring-like storm. it will be clear and chilly. tuesday will be okay. then we get to tuesday night. we will get more rain in the evening hours. that will continue through wednesday. and the extended shows more rain coming too but lets look at sfo quickly tomorrow is northeast. a little offs

back and forth opening half, georgetown up a point but stan houser able to beat the buzzer to give marquettea two-point h edgeding into the locker room. second half, freshman with this stepck to tie the game at 63. later another freshman, matt mcclung pulls up andhe hits jumper to give the jollas the lead and they come bind for 48 but it s a sophomore with the back-breaking shot, from deep it is good and jollas go out by five and outleft marquette in the final minute for the big -84 win. >>> tony bennett, number two virginia in need of a win over louisville to lock up a share of the acc title. virginia led by three at the half but louisville came out firing in the second. malik williams hits the three to extend the lead to seven but then a response quickly. to the rim and the louisville lead cut to two. under 7:00 to go and virginia still trailingm nd a hit the corner to give the teamhe lead. virginia goes up by two and they survive a home. 73-68 the final. >>> the second installment of this year's battle of the orge's. george mason and george washington from foggy bottom, late in the first

killed in the two crashes as a result of new data that we received this morning and had the chance stan lies in only advice of my experts and as a precautionary measure i'm issuing a safety notice boeing issued a statement saying that out of an abundance of caution it had recommended to the us federal aviation administration the temporary suspension of operations of the entire global fleet of seven three seven max aircraft the flight data recorders retrieved from the ethiopian airlines crash will be processed in france that's an unusual departure from the normal protocol in an accident involving a plane that was built in the united states if you will be an official reportedly declined to hand over the black boxes to u.s. authorities robert oulds al jazeera seattle thirty two of the people who died in that if european airlines crash work many in the highest number from one country have unsoiled residents grieving families and communities. it's hard to imagine the pain john quinones is going through relatives and friends have been coming to his home in the cool weather rift valley to cons

your high temperatures tomorrow mostly in the 50s. 57 in stan rosa. here's your 7 day outlook where we have those rains returning on -- monday. we have mostly partly cloudy skies all the way through the second half of the week. so we have a little break tomorrow before rain returns. here's sports with dennis >>> can a 56-year-old become the oldest player to win on the pga tour? and a record day for a local basketball player not named steph. tip off next. den basis here sports is up and you caught my attention. someone other than steph breaking records. >> yeah. >> and its someone that you probably wouldn't think off the top of your head. >> exactly. >> now her name -- her name. >> they female player is out there. >> christine became the first woman since george w. bush was in the oval office to have 30 points, 30 rebounds in the same game. coach working on taking -- before the game. the senior center set to score a new pac-12 record with her 30th consecutive double-double. that is incredible. she led the bears with 30 points. out rebounded the entire

. >> and stan adachi spoke about his brother's passion for helping those who couldn't for whatever reason help themselves. >> where i believe he got the greatest gratification, pride and joy, to fight for those without voices, to be a positive persistent force within the community. >> jeff adachi joined the public defender's office in 1987. he was first elected to leads it in 2003. the 59-year-old died february 22nd after having dinner with a friend in north beach. the cause of death has not been released by the coroner's office, but jeff adachi survived by wife and daughter. >>> as guerneville residents work to clean out from last week's historic flooding, county officials are reminding people how to safely dispose of debris, but as kpix5's john ramos reports, for many that advice is falling on deaf ears. >> reporter: this is what much of guerneville looks like as homeowners have drug out their possessions to the street to be taken to a landfill, but there's growing concern about what may be hiding in these piles. in the late 1990s the federal government began paying residents here to ra

the forecast highs tomorrow 74 in stan rosa. 74 in brentwood. about where they were today but a little cooler filtered sunshine because of the cloud cover we will see tomorrow. then more clouds on tuesday. cooler still but still nice -- nice weather. there is the 5-day forecast. those showers come in on wednesday. wednesday looks like a wet day. we get back into a few more showers on friday. with maybe a sprinkle on saturday. we will see you back here tonight at 10:00. we will update the models. >>> a kitten is alive can well tonight thanks tofighters with e kitten had become trapped inside drapipe. they pulled the little cat out safely. now that probation nary firefighter the kitten. >> awe. >>> coming up here, one of the stars on the warriors lands on the injury report. we will tell you what happened >>> also ahead it is march madness. find out who they will face in the first round of the ncaa tournament. joe fonsy with the all the details next in sports. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the bea

mcdonald's statement comes as pressure builds to hike the federal minimum wage which stan at $7.25 an hour and has not been raised since 2009. congressional democrats have renewed a push to increase it to 5 an hour by 2024 with the raise the wage act, which the national restaurant association opposes in i current state. the largest food service trade group in the world said in part our members are as diverse as the communities theyserve, and the economies of every region are different. advocates say mcdonald's' move is a start but not enough. >> definitely a welcome statemt but it'seally a reflection of the mainstream consensus now.19 tates are raising their minimum wage this year.nc 2012, 22 million workers have received raises. lots of cpanies are adopting 15 as their baseline. it's really where most of the country is at right now. the notables adopt 15. >> reporter: forne "nightly bu report," i'm kate rogers. >>> so what kind of impact will mcdonald's big shift on minimum wages have onro wagesd the country. joining us right now to talk abt it is markh hamrick. >> hello, bill. >> wa

were killed in the two crashes as a result of new data we received this morning and i had to choose stan lies in on the advice of my experts and as a precautionary measure i'm assuring safety notice boeing issued a statement saying that out of an abundance of caution it had recommended to the us federal aviation administration the temporary suspension of operations of the entire global fleet of seven three seven max aircraft the flight data recorders retrieved from the ethiopian airlines crash will be. in france that's an unusual departure from the normal protocol in an accident involving a plane that was built in the united states ethiopian officials reportedly declined to hand over the black boxes to u.s. authorities robert oulds al jazeera yeah. well congress is moving forward with a resolution to withdraw u.s. military support for the saudi and emirates electo alyson fighting in yemen the senate passed the measure which is now likely to be approved by the house of representatives but there's no guarantee it will become law heightism castro explains why from washington on yemen the u.

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been out on the streets of algerian capital again in the biggest anti-government demonstrations in stan restaurant just six weeks ago demonstrators are demanding an overhaul of the entire political system stratford reports. the six week of peaceful protests in algeria of so far no change of government but many algerians feel they have never been closer for twenty years is enough so get out oh dearie as many candidates who are competent to take the job so why would the regime stifle them in their own country are you this there's a breath of fresh air algeria doesn't deserve this we deserve to live in peace not only let you know that i'm here to come from the people's demands they have to listen to us. earlier this week the army back there cools to president abdulla's ease with a frica to step down. the ruling party its coalition partner and algeria's biggest union have joined the coals for beautifully could to go the national lawyers union reemphasize its demand that the eighty two year old president must leave office yet that missing mrs levy had been my wife we reiterate our support fo

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to get all the sports now here is peter barbara thank you very much three time grand slam champion stan but brink is shows little sign of a return to form following his injury woes of the last eighteen months for the per unit of serbia came from a sit down to knock the suicide of the miami open second round of rinko was a french open final it stands recently as two hundred seventeen but hasn't been the same since me later there he battled hard in this one but lost our tiebreaker five seven six two seven six. serena williams announced her withdrawal from the tournament on saturday citing and knee injury meanwhile patrik of whatever was given a rough ride by croatia has gone back twenty paces divide these two in the rankings but only in a losing first set and fought back to take the second give it a bit too strong in the chickering to three in the fourth round with a six four three six eight. so it's a very first round qualifies for next year's european championships have come to an end ireland scraped a result. while norway ran spain close in valencia italy content with a two no win over

the band and record label have yet to respond to the criticism hawkins discussed the reaction from stan's new video with independent journalist and a it historian efraim zuroff. back to the matter is that they did what they did it's out there it's available to anyone who wants and this is really in that the way to deal with the subject as sensitive as the holocaust they are if i may say on the good side of course and they bring the message of the horror of the camps to young people working class people who probably don't have a clue really even in germany of what happened sixty years ago it's true that somehow it is not bad here it is it's not clear what the messages and it's basically no no this is not education seminar this is just rammstein is way of tracking people from is that something you'd agree with that there shouldn't be any sort of boundaries in artistic expression or is the holocaust you know something of trivializing the sort of way as many people would say something that really does cross the line here. this is in favor of freedom of expression refried expression is not the

popular in hungary unfortunately the critics would say many hungry and still support his said duff stansall know what he views as supposable muslim innovation in europe and that is i think the situation it has also been i would say demain seen by his ruling fetus party ahead of the european elections so i think he still feels debts he can get a little support from hunger ariens for discount of political views of course we have a little bit to see how this will be in the near future because the opus issue parties are also planning a lot of protests in the coming weeks so that remains to be seen how that will develop further you've mentioned that part of the pressure on mr ovando particular from the european peoples part of the sort of center right bloc within the european union mr obama's critics are saying he should leave them anyway and join the far right populist pos is that he seems to be ideologically close to is he likely to do that. well i think he is he is really as a strategic politician he realizes that if he joins that group you mentioned that he may well be isolated and of cou

mining for example but when it comes to refugees coming to europe this is when minister can isolate stans can get very harsh she is famous for one saying that not all people who are coming to europe are serious now at the time of fake news according to ms so it is very important to talk face to face not on twitter and she's been doing that in quite a great manner with sergei lavrov for example. after a dinner together mr lavrov started smoking and i know smoked a cigarette with him i don't know whether it's true by the practical service told me that was virtually the single case or at least a red case when a guest smoked together with him he in vienna well so smoked a couple of cigarettes together the movie also connects i ran a smoke own special occasions when i feel relaxed. so call and as you've said the topics that are being discussed right now are ukraine venezuela as well and european security after the collapse of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty of course i'll be there at the press conference i'll get a chance to ask a question and i'll come back to you with more detai

i just met with stan interest following the council's discussion of the u.k.'s request for the approval of the strasberg supplementary documents for sure six tension three article fifteen process firstly i welcome accounts approval of the weekly binding assurances in relation to the amount of backstop which i guess it was placed on your income last week. they should give extra surance to parliament that in the unlikely event the backstop is ever used it will only be temporary the u.k. and the e.u. will begin work immediately to replace the backstop with alternative arrangements by the end of december two thousand and twenty. after a lengthy discussion the council today also agreed subject to a successful vote next week the order to provide time for the u.k. parliament to agree and ratify a brics it deal the date of our departure will now be extended to the twenty second of may. if parliament does not agree a deal next week the e.u. council would extend article fifty until the twelfth of april at this point we would always leave with no deal or put forward an al

however one of the mercenaries a retired navy seal disputes stan version of events chris oarsmen says that they were hired security for a businessman and never actually met with the presidential aide in a now deleted instagram post he said that they were porn's in a public fight between the haitian president and prime minister you a sense that marco rubio who has met with the haitian president said that the situation in the country demonstrated sharp political divisions protests in haiti continue over soaring inflation and claims of government corruption they blame the current president who was sworn in on a pledge to increase employment and improve living conditions. certain irritant or certain combustibility to the situation. really all right. the latest spasm of. demonstrations the prime minister in fact when he was voted out by the deputies was in front of the senate. answering for what happened with these mercenaries so i think yes the whole mercenary story has played a role one from the questions everybody had about it. that our story has come out and basically. torn off the liv

knows very well later on tuesday — he's up against his compatriot and general all—round tour buddy stanay, but he had something of a second—set wobble. he went 3—1 down and then saved six of seven break points against the german. experience paid off in the end, though. he's aiming to win this tournament for a record sixth time. will it be ronaldo to the rescue on tuesday? juventus need this man more than ever! the serie a leaders will have to pull off a sensational comeback against atletico madrid later if they're to make it to the champions league quarterfinals. the old lady will have home advantage as they try to overturn a 2—0 deficit in exactly the sort of scenario for which juventus shelled out the not inconsiderable sum of $117 milllion for ronaldo's services. it's 23 years since they won europe's elite football competition. despite never winning it, manchester city are one of the favourites to claim this year's title. they came from behind to win their first leg against schalke, 3—2. while city are top in the premier league, the german side are just four points above the bundesli