mark sands pleaded guilty to sending grossly offensive messages to eastbourne mp caroline ansell.spondent alex forsyth was at brighton magistrates court. mark sands was sentenced to a custodial terms for the message he posted on facebook in november last year. now the court heard how he had been angry at proposed disability cuts and as a consequence he put on his facebook page, "if you vote to take £30 off me, i will personally come round to your house and stab you to death." now police were alerted to that post and then made caroline ansell, who is the eastbourne mp, mark sands‘ local mp, aware of what had been posted. they said it was a "credible threat" and they charged mark sands, but earlier i spoke to caroline ansell about the impact that that threat had had on her and her family. i remember where i was when i picked up the call from my local police to say that they had had a credible threat against my life and that a local man had been arrested and was in custody. i was at home, it was a sunday morning and i wasn't expecting that. what's been the impact on yourfamily? seein

mark sands was sentenced to a custodial terms for the message he posted on facebook in november last had been angry at proposed disability cuts and as a consequence he put on his facebook page, "if you vote to take £30 off me, i will personally come round to your house and stab you to death." police were alerted to that post and then made caroline ansell, who is then made caroline ansell, who is the eastbourne mp, mark sands‘ local mp aware of what had been posted. they said it was a credible threat and they charged mark sands, but earlier i spoke to caroline ansell about the impact that that threat had had on her and herfamily. about the impact that that threat had had on her and her familylj rememberwherel had had on her and her familylj rememberwhere i was had had on her and her familylj remember where i was when i picked up remember where i was when i picked up the call from my local police to say that they had had a credible threat against my life and that a local man had been arrested and was in custody. i was at home, it was a sunday morning and i wasn't expecting that what's

with a brazen hand gesture, mark sands arrived in court.to kill his local mp. when police found his facebook page, it was full of posts described as hateful and vitriolic, showing entrenched political views. he referred to himself as a trainee murderer. he wrote, "end poverty, kill a tory now." and the one for which he was jailed, "if you vote to take my money, i'll come round your house and personally stab you to death." just because it's online, it doesn't mean it's not real. that was aimed at caroline ansell. the eastbourne mp received a call from police last year saying there was a credible threat against her life. seeing it on the front page of your local newspaper, and then seeing it in every cafe in the town and the supermarkets and the newsagents, it was very powerful. i sat with my 12—year—old son and his eyes widened, as you'd imagine, as he sort of read that message and saw my photograph alongside the man who'd been charged. in her eastbourne constituency, she's had to tighten security, wanting to stay accessible to constituents,

with a brazen hand gesture, mark sands arrived in court.njailfor threatening to kill his local mp. when police found his facebook page, it was full of posts described as hateful and vitriolic, showing entrenched political views. he referred to himself as a trainee murderer. he wrote, end poverty, kill a tory now. and the one for which he was jailed, if you vote to ta ke which he was jailed, if you vote to take my money, al come round your house and presently stabbing to death. that was aimed at caroline ansell. she received a call from police last year saying there was a credible threat against her life. seen it on the front page of your local newspaper, and then seeing it in every cafe in the town, supermarkets and newsagents. it was very powerful. i sat with my 12—year—old son and his eyes widened, as you'd imagine, as he saw the red that message and saw my photograph alongside the man who had been charged. in her eastbourne constituency come she has had to tighten security, wanting to stay accessible to constituents, but now mindful of t

mark sands pleaded guilty to sending grossly offensive messages to eastbourne mp caroline ansell. 0ure custodial term of four months for the messages posted on facebook. the court heard he had been angry at proposed disability cuts and he put on his facebook page, "if you vote to take £30 off me, i will personally come around to your house and stab you to death." the police were alerted. they said it was a credible threat and subsequently charged mark sons. i spoke to caroline ansell about the impact the threat had on her and her family. i remember where i was when i picked up the call from my local police to say that they had had a credible threat against my life and a local man had been arrested and was in custody. i was at home, sunday morning, and wasn't expecting that. what's been the impact on your family? i sat with my 12-year-old son and his eyes widened as he read the message and saw my photograph alongside the man who'd been charged and so did have an affect on them. this threat came after what happened tojo cox. this threat came after what happened to jo cox. how this threa

in the message, mark sands, who's 51, said he would stab caroline ansell to death in her home.hreat‘: 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports with a brazen hand gesture, mark sands arrived in court. never in trouble with police before, now in jail for threatening to kill his local mp. when police found his facebook page, it was full of posts described as hateful and vitriolic, showing entrenched political views. he referred to himself as a trainee murderer. he wrote, end poverty, kill a tory now. and the one for which he was jailed, if you vote to take my money, that was aimed at caroline ansell. she received a call from police last year saying there was a credible threat against her life. seen it on the front page of your local newspaper, and then seeing it in every cafe in the town, supermarkets and newsagents. it was very powerful. i sat with my 12—year—old son and his eyes widened, as you‘d imagine, as he saw the red that message and saw my photograph alongside the man who had been charged. in her eastbourne constituency come she has had to tighten security, wantin

hours later a suicide bomber at saint marks church in alex sand right knee why.self up just feet away from a playing child after police stopped him from entering the church. that officer now hailed as a hero. the twin bombings have left 43 dead. more than 100 injured and the middle east largest christian community in shock. many of the dead are children. the situation is pain. . a relative of one of the victims said. why weren't proper measures taken to protect the people. isis quickly claimed responsibility for both attacks. fulfilling a pledge to target egyptian christians. egyptian president met with president trump just last week. the two leaders pledged to fight isis terror together. >> i just want to say to you, mr. president, you have a great friend and ally in the united states and in me. >> mr. trump tweeting after today's attacks, he has great confidence in the egyptian leader. experts are not confident in what so far appears to be president trump's unclear middle east policy. >> isis and its affiliate attacks against the two churches really show the in

reporting from sand rafael mark matthews nbc behrens. >> >>> thank you mark. new details. the accused killer of the this world the court learned the defendants will not testify in his own defense. the attorney for the defendant will told the judge he will not take the witness stand. prosecutors say he killed the 15-year-old even though her body has not been found. she disappeared on the way to cool. garcia torres has pled not guilty to murder and attempting to kidnap three other women. if convicted he could face the death penalty. $10,000 worth of band instruments stolen from a high school in fairfield leads to a series of arresting police say 18-year-old jonathan oelia turned himself in today in connection. 20-year-old christian mckarlts of sacramento. the two men are suspected of stealing the instruments including a 100 year old antique horn. police also arrested a 14-year-old man from timely topic in the bay area. the city counts sell in the midst of a heated public debate over renters rights. as we've been reporting the fight over no cause eviction and rent control has

sand gnats. >> bill: yow! that's going to score a run, and that's going to leave a mark. you're hated. you're hated. >> anthony: we will crush you like a -- well, sand gnat. >> bill: a sand gnat has almost no backbone. almost not skeletal structure. they fold. >> anthony: as difficult as it might've been to forgo the joys of the bacon-wrapped foot-long corn dog known as the "pig on a stick," we knew we'd be coming here, husk, sean's restaurant in downtown charleston, one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i wanna know, southern living, it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy, easy for you or not? >> bill: it's easy. the only -- driving was the real transition because i drive like a new york person. when you come here driving like new york, you know, it takes you a while to recover. but, you know, i'm right on the edge here, like telling people that this is a really nice place to come and really i don't want anyone else to come. i like it the way it is. there's a lot of insects. it's really, really hot in the

what you will see is a blitz next week in advance of the 100-day mark, whether the president believes that's an important line in the sand or not, it is one of those markers that people assess how the president is doing, so he's going to flood the zone with signs of life that haven't been going so well, like health care repeal. and the president has long promised tax reform. the reality of that is that it will likely take until september to overhaul the tax code. it's a long, difficult process, but the president is going to use the leadup to the 100-day mark to launch his intentions in -- those who are concerned about they have own pocket book or he's long talked about trying to give incentives to companies to stay in the united states with a more advantageous rate. it will take a long time for anything to move on that, but the president will at least have kind of the ceremony of nouns g i announcing it and talking about his intentions. a health care repeal can that be done, work continues on that. we expect that there will be some of the needed steps to try to move that along for a second sometime, hoping to get it to t

i haven't seen this kind of what i regard as just mark up window dressing that makes it so we're quick sand here, but when we get to earnings, yes, they're pretty good, but we've got to get there first and we're not. >> you think earnings are going to deliver? >> yes, but give this a couple of days maybe. i really think that so many stock, particularly tech and the high growth names, were marked up so determinantly. wednesday, thursday, friday. that we b haven't let them come down, but at this moment, what matter is car casales, which ar weak. the fed on wednesday and unemployment on friday. we're all trying to -- about what happened to the consumer. was this tax return slow, really that impactful? lot of retail names look really, really weak. not crazy about it. >> neither are you, kevin, if you're holding a fifth of yourself in cash. >> that's a result of completely exiting all the small cap names. regional, i'm gone. i took half off the table in money centered banks, too. i think energy is going to miss in this quarter and be reflected in tape that's flat, flat, flat. keeping cash around

marking our border was our line in the sand. we have came a long way. in 1995, a u.s. army construction battalion replaced expanded metal and chain linked fencing in another arizona border town where i found myself in command. >> that year we arrested an astounding 16,000 foreign nationals illegally attempting crossing the border in just that area alone. >> count less of tens of thousands got away from our 62 agents. that was our green ine. then came 9/11. the american people congress industry communicated to congress through the administration and to the media that they wanted our nation protected first and for most at our borders. about 450 agents covered that of the stretch of the border. that he were working eight to twelve hours shift over lapping and covering the border 24/7. during my first year of chief, we arrested 138,000 foreign born nationals attempting to cross the border illegally across mexico snochlt they mexico. they crossed in vast and overwhelming numbers. >> they crossed in yuma. they were led by unscrupulous smugglers who brought them across the co

marks, thanks so much for being with us. >>> much other information with rebecca berg, lynn sweet, simone sande sanders, kevin madden cnn political commentator and republican strategist and kaelin mack nanny political commentator and contributor for the hill. we appreciate all of you being here with us. i wanted to start with you, lynn, off of that note from the general. what the u.s. and many countries are really bracing for is another nuclear test. once that happens and we all expect it to happen at some point, is that the red line for president trump and if so how does the u.s. respond? >> well, you know, how trump responded already is pretty interesting because if we look at his tweet he summed it up in one word, bad. okay. so how do you take bad and translate it into foreign policy, military power, use of our soft power and hard power? the answer is we don't know. because this is totally uncharted waters for a president who thrives on being provocative now faced with a very startling reality. >> of another leader who is very provocative in his own way. >> his own with a i. >> a different way. >> you have these unpredictable

marked the border. it was our line in the sand. we have come a long way since the days of steel posts and strings of barbed wire. in 1995, a u.s. army construction battalion replaced expanded metal and chain link fencing in another arizona border town where i found myself in command. that year, we arrested an astounding 116,000 foreign-born nationals illegally attempting to cross the border in just that station area alone. countless tens of thousands got away from our sparse staff of 62 agents. that was our green line. then came 9/11/2001. after the horrendous deadly attacks by foreign-born terrorists, the american people strongly communicated to congress, to the administration and to the media that they wanted our nation protected first and foremost at our borders. in 2005, i found myself serving as the chief of the yuma sector in southwestern arizona and the very southeastern portion of california. about 450 agents covered that approximate 125-mile stretch of the border. they were working 8 to 12-hour shifts, overlapping, coverin

sand bags you can do sew so at the corner of kansas street and cesar chavez. >> per seeing the hef yes of the downpour coming done by the airport right now and mark tamayo is trackingall for us today. >> this front coming in right on schedule. two hours ago it was pretty quiet out there with maybe a light wind and some scattered showers. but things have been increasing over the past hour as this mars over to the bay line. some more green showing up on the radar and some more development as well in terms of the yellow and orange and red. reports of heavier rain closer to millbrae, also in the sand letter areas as well. those yellows might be ex aj rad a little bit but those rainfall picking up. pushing the maps to the south, san francisco out towards oakland, south san francisco i do see reports of some heavier rain in the mill gray air -- millbrae area. then moving to the south not too much action in san jose yet. but that will be changing. . current wind speeds okay land 21 miles-an-hour. nevada a gust of 20 miles-an-hour as well. some more reports for you, sfo, half moon bay, the wind advisory for the morning not yet. it kicks up in the morning. we do have the sl

sand for so long. >> the alternatives are, the alternatives are. >> 2/3 of independents oppose trump, it's just 100 days, 2/3 have opposed him and this is his high water markharge here is that his agenda is not popular, the wall is not actually popular with the public, what you tried to do in the affordable care act basically making it worse now, with dumping preexisting conditions. >> i really love it, on the same day, two ads showed up in my district. >> you're in a tough seat. >> one for the vote that doesid happen. >> what is that -- how do you feel as a republican congressman. >> you try to create choice, availability and affordability in health care. as we try to do it, let people look at bills when they're available, i'm happy to look at it. i've been working on trying to make sure that my clinicings continue to get the funding to help them deliver the efficient health cost to the needy and so on. but back to the fence, i live in a community of-san diego is one of the safest communities, big cities in america, it has had that fence for years, the fence works, i am not going to tell the border patrol that we're going to get more bodies on the border,

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las vegas sands and wynn resorts are both moving higher following new figures that's showing gambling revenue in macau is up 18%. wow. in march. from last march. and that marksr rise than analysts had been -- >> of course coming back from some real weaknesses. >> yeah. why? >> macau, the -- >> chinese -- >> well not just tourism but they were cutting down on corruption in a big way, too. is it affecting things like lbmh and all sorts was high end brands that are out there, as well? >> never been. you haven't, have you? >> macau. >> china, yes. >> mm-hmm. >> the men's national championship college basketball game. tips off at 9:20. 9:20. 9:20 p.m. it won't be done till, you know, probably at least midnight. >> tell the truth, are you going to check the scores after you go to bed? are you going to look up -- >> no i'm not. >> no, no, no. >> do you want me to call you if you win? >> please. no. i'm hopeful that north carolina. i mean i've watched them enough -- >> i forgot you're rooting for brian steele. >> i'll be second. i have north carolina. he really kind of stole my north carolina. he did. >> he did it well. >> i was picking and then, i don't know. he al