. >> reporter: his father is climbing pioneer john russ kelly and he said his son never scaled house peak when he set out to tackle the nearly 11,000 foot summit with two other professional mountaineers. david lama, and to others. >> they all did climbs more difficult than this. it's just that they like the looks of this route. >> reporter: that route was the so-called m-16. it's a roughly 4000 foot ascent of vertical ice and rock. russ kelly says is a challenge for only the most extreme climbers. >> this route has some of the most difficult climbing that you can find anywhere in the world. >> reporter: russ kelly says that the men wanted to completed by tuesday night. yesterday canada's national parks agency said the three climbers were presumed dead after helicopter crew spotted signs of multiple avalanches, and debris containing climbing equipment. >> all three of them were really knowledgeable about avalanche conditions and dangers. >>he loved the people around him so deeply. >>jordan is a sister and her brother had a great sense of humor she said and enormous heart. >>he has a b

i work somcan appeal 190 russ street project.t is inequitable to build a seven-story luxury housing project that will cast a sheriff'shadowon 40% of the par. not only plants and trees depend on the sun light and also local children and youth. the shadow study only focus on the summer hour and there's lack of study during winter hours. especially when the sun sets at 5:00 p.m. when the sun set early that mean the shadows will cast early in the afternoon. during rainy season, having the large shadow that deprive sun light will delay drying process of the wet ground. please support somcan appeal of this inequitable development. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm the arts and culture administrator and i'm an individual artist. my family has been residents of san francisco since the 1930s. i'm a former resident of d6. i want to talk about this woman here. she was born in san francisco. she was a soma resident who lived couple of plocks -- -- blocks away. she was the first asian-american woman to win a gold medal in the olym

i oppose the construction on 190 russ street. i ask that you not approve the shadow on the port. >> president yee: before the next speaker, i'm really glad to see the young people out here today. you're in you're blocking people's views. if you aren't going to speak and if you're not, move over back over to the wall so we can see the speaker? thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm the director of filipino service centre. we've been serving the soma community for the past 50 years. the kids and families you see here today all of them live in soma. all of them don't have a backyard. v.m.d. is their backyard. we come here united to represent the underserved and underrepresented community that lives here. the families and seniors often go unseen in the neighborhood. this is an issue of it equity. but reality is, soma already has 80% of all the development that happens in the community. the majority of housing development happens in our neighborhood. it's not a matter not supporting it it's matter of what's right for

companies will have to store their data on russian service and either refuse will be banned from the russe net critics fear it will be used as a tool to silence dissident voices. my fear is that the law can easily be used against the wrong target and that we will be caught off the under the claim that we pose an external danger some experts doubt whether the technological capability exists to implement the law as planned in november. well here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world iran and pakistan have agreed to form a joint force to fight terrorism on their common borders it will act against groups within just down province that seek independence from both countries today's announcement comes days after militants from iran killed pakistani troops in southwestern baluchistan firefighters in the u.k. are struggling to put out a huge blaze on more land in yorkshire in northern england the fire started on sunday at marston more important conservation area and began spreading north it's thought to have been calls by a barbecue. all right to ukraine now w

i have my architecture office also at 172 russ street. i have a greyhound i walk two or three times a day in that park. i lived there 20 years. well before the park existed. i walk my dog there two or three times a day. that oval-shaped mound that is the area most impacted by in the shadow, i agree with alice, it's north really impacted because there's lot of shadows and trees. [please stand by] it's unacceptable and these are in quotes. it's unacceptable that anyone is talking about this project being shut down because of a shadow that the park and rec commission and planning commission found to be insignificant, breed said. we can't keep delaying and obstructing new housing if we want to meet our housing goals so people can afford to live in the city. we're in danger of being priced out because primarily the housing stock is shrinking in relation to the numbers of people moving in. and now is not the time to constrict housing. >> next speaker. >> good evening, my name is james and i'm speaking in support of the project. i've been follow

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this is made possible, yes, because the genre russ voters here -- voters support the park fund and weake every dollar count. to get the projects done faster, we rely on the support of contributors. mr. toby is here. he is an incredible contributor to this project. i want to acknowledge him and his family foundation and the incredible support of lisa and doug goldman who continue to support mr. and mrs. goldman who continue to support incredible projects all over the city.

did meddle in the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign between trump and hillary clinton russ upon tax with members of trump's inner circle were betty including with his son donald jr who is not be charged with any crime his lawyer michael cohen and campaign manager paul bana fort both kohen ed mann a ford are now headed to prison for a lawyer to the government about their actions however muller and his a vest a gator say there's not enough proof of a bigger conspiracy oh. of presidential interference if we had called that it's after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice we would so state based on the facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but mohler it bits never compelled to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosily al-jazeera washington. mali's government has resigned after protests of a last month's mass killing more than one hundred sixty follow me husba

in 2003 russ became the youngest to summit mount everest . >>> taking a live look at capitol hill where democrats are issuing a subpoena today to get their hands on the full unredacted mueller report. it concluded the president and his campaign did not collude with russia but special counsel robert mueller said it would be up to congress to determine whether the president's actions represent obstruction of justice. >>> san jose breaking ground on one of its biggest homeless housing projects ever. >> the north san pedro studios near bassett entering streets have been in the works for more than a decade now. that the breakthrough in building 135 permanent homeless housing units came when santa clara county voters approved th 55of thstudio and one- drunits wi set aside for homeless veterans. 60 for chronically homeless persons and 20 for low income folks. >> this is the first of many projects to come. >> reporter: people at 50% or below the area's median income will be able to live here. department should be open in s. the bay area where you might actually get rain or snow known. . >>> a f

some of russ still suffering from allergies and it will be another rough one. so take a look at the forecast as we head toward tomorrow. the same offenders. the tree pollen will be running high. weed and mold spores will be moderate. the tree pollen, oak, pine, and mulberry causing some of us to sneeze. take a hock at the upside to the breeze. it is cheered out. our skies, we have nice sunshine over san francisco. here's another view from santa cruz camera. take a long at them. they're enjoying the sun. 67 degrees in morgan hi. you're seeing blue skies to match the bay. a beautiful day. 72, santa rosa. vacaville, that's the warmest spots. concord, 71 degrees. sunshine on the golden gate bridge. cooler, breezier, we are expecting cooling. the sun come up at 6:40 in the morning. the temperatures will be in the 40s, 50s, the temperatures will come down compared to today as the breeze picks up. upper 50s to 60s. take a look at why we'll be seeing change. there is a system pushing into the area. that will bring in the clouds continuing through the afternoon. a found

welcome back, russ, nice to see you again. >> thank. >> let's start with disney.ly, big news on that stock today and it hit record. why do you like it longer rm? >> i've owned disney my whole life and to be honest it's jus a lifer kind of stock, but disney's finally made the 21st century transition into streaming and they've done it a huge way by taking control o hulu and fox assets combined with all of the diey assets they produced i think the greatest app i've seen since netflix and at the price point that they started it's just like a must have for momilies across the so this is a hug in the right direction for disney and they have the best movie slate i've ever seen coming out and th ale movies will be on th app when it launches over the next year. , you know, it's really amazing product they've created so we're more bullish now and we're bullish on disney for th last period of time waited several years stock to move higher. it's a great, great time to be involved with disney. >> stickg with that theme an going globally we go to ten cent. so it is really e mos

unless checked,si the russ will interfere again in 2020. nobody butho americans suld decide america's future. >>> it's just about 4:06. the wealthy stockbroker who hired a young man toig tunnels underneath his bethesda home has been convicted of second-degree murder. >> prosecutors say daniel beckwit wanted to have a nuclear bunker but created a deathrespect to a man was found underneath the home. police say when a fire broke out 2017, he was unable to escape. new video is showing how dangerous conditions were.n >> the per had absolutely no care whatsoever for the welfare of this young man that he put down in the pit. >> i'm very happy with the verdict. it has restored my sense of faith in the justice system. >> beckwit faces a maximum of 30 years in prison when he is sentenced in june. >>> new, we are working to learn more about a house fire in upper marlboro. it happened on mallard court. prince george's county fse officialave not released details on injies or on what may have caused the fire to start. >>> later today a judge will decide

. >>> meanwhile charlotte russe is now out of business. they closed their doors yesterday.ay remember they filed for bankruptcy in february. >>> and disney's "dumbo" fell short of expectations but still came in first at the box office over the weekend. >> you have something very rare. you have wonder. >> the latest live action re/max of the classic animated film featuring danny devito, michael keaton, and colin farrell, brought in $40 million. peele's movie came in second bringing in $30 million and disney's "captain mar val" came in third, bringing in $20 million. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >> you've got it. >>> still to come, the lakers shut down lebron. why lebron will miss the rest of the season. when cravings hit, hit back. choose glucerna, with slow release carbs to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. glucerna. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize ha

did meddle in the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign between trump and hillary clinton russ upon tax with members of trump's inner circle where betty including with his son donald jr who is not be charged with any crime his lawyer michael cohen and campaign manager paul man a fort both kohen and man a ford are now headed to prison for a lawyer to the government about their actions however mohler and his investigators say there's not enough proof of a bigger conspiracy or of presidential interference if we had called wouldn't after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice we would so state based on the facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but muller at mit's he never compel trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosalind al-jazeera washington. and while president trump may be declaring total victory democrats want mother around trump's attorney general t

i think there's a concern that the standards could become to own russ. they may be deserving students, even though they also have parents who are alumni, andco get screened out. those sorts of things. this is really in some ways a politician's driem. >> i think the people that have -- that havege more privi to get their kids into these kooids schools, and so i think you're going to see similar investigations. my guess is there may be other investigations underway already by the department of justice based on things that they've heard just in his first round. >> i do want to move to health care as well because there's a lot to discuss there. a lot is at stake to dismantle the affordable care act. millions of americans could lose health care if that happens. why is e president doing this now when he had signalled earlier that he would be okay with just chipping away parts of the aca. atw the administration is taking the position he entirety of the law ought to be invalidated. it's abielatively dus legal argument. i think if you talk to people who follow th

russ, is here.x what do you think. >> i think it will be a big bill. essentially netflix has number of shows that are their most watched shows, "the office" being one of them, "friend" being one of them. these are shows they don't know. in those two cases nbc universal. the contract for "the office," their number one streamed show, that runs out 2021. neil: that is their number one. >> i like the show a lot. it is soothing and relaxing. i think people leave it on all night. neil: i think it is very, very funny. if you're resting on that, depending on that -- >> right. neil: obviously they spent a lot of money to do their own original series and the rest but you have to get a high return on that investment. >> right, absolutely. right now they renegotiated the contract a few years ago. right now nbc knows they have them over a barrel especially since nbc is launch thank own streaming service. they could get netflix to pay out the nose for these shows. they got netflix to pay $100 million for "friends

effect in particular he likes to point the finger at russia russian poets and anyone considered to be a russ a file his government has even passed strict laws to combat the manipulation of information but now it seems. party lover public all marsh has been cool with this hand in the cookie jar and investigation discovered the love of public on march attempted to manipulate twitter traffic ahead of its meeting of its top candidates in next month's european elections it points to the cost of accounts tweeting and retreating well above the average take this account opened in february two thousand and seventeen that is broadcast nearly fifty four thousand tweets also mia farrow doesn't even seem to remember her name that could suggest that the account isn't only one person but is actually run by multiple people the study found that this could also be the case with many other accounts in the uk quantised sphere saying they're being used seven days a week from seven am until midnight did someone mention a troll factory. there are according to research is over four and a half thousand accounts of t

companies will have to store their data on russian service and either refuse will be banned from the russe net critics fear it will be used as a tool to silence dissident voices. my fear is that the law can easily be used against the wrong target and that we will be caught off the under the claim that we pose an external danger some experts doubt whether the technological capability exists to implement the law as planned in november. well staying with russia but moving onto a different track so to speak the country's involvement in syria russian soldiers have been supporting bashar al assad with military force since two thousand and fifteen making russia a key player in the conflict now moscow is celebrating its success as the train is crossing russia with war trophies on display weapons and technology that are said to have been captured from the so-called islamic state the defense ministry says the train will travel almost thirty thousand kilometers all the way across russia our moscow correspondent yury or chateau followed it for several stops and filed this report from the city of cousi

what it'll come with us she did the bann on importing into russ? areas commodities. this measure will impact ukrainian automomotive productsn this light industry hello metall work. which amounted to almost two hundred fifty million dollars lost me a little. with better also imposing a ban on exporting to ukukine. rurussian oilil and oil productn your teen years but it looked. russian prime minister speaking idea at is that state now let's take a look at the markets now and shasta wall street finished the day in positive territory on the e last trading day ahead of the easter weekend. the dow closing u up to fifth oa percentage point the s. and p p. up slightly less than a fifth of a percentage point. on the nasdaq finishing just above the floor. idea this thursday in asia shares of jet airways plunged 31% a day after the indian adeline a grounded all flights indefinitely. saddled with about one point two billion dollars of that the company has been teetering on the edge of bankruptcy and suspended all operations off the fading to secure a stopgap loan from banks. the

did meddle in the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign between trump and hillary clinton russ upon tax with members of trump's inner circle were many including with his son donald jr who is not be charged with any crime his lawyer michael cohen and campaign manager paul man of fort both cullen and man a ford are now headed to prison for a lawyer to the government about their actions however muller and his investigator say there's not enough proof of a bigger conspiracy or of presidential interference if we had called didn't after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice we would so state based on the facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment. but muller at mit he never compelled trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosily george al-jazeera washington well one president trump may be declaring total victory democrats want muller and trumps attorney general to

. >> if not for talk radio, thank god for russ, mark, my colleagues here, many of them at the fox newsannel like tucker, loudobbs on our sister station, a few other rave, logical independent thinkers tanning alone there would have been no one out there advocating for the truth . discovering the biggest abuse of power scandal in our history. >> sean, good on you. great work. congratulations to the president who's the only one i know who could have withstood the two-year long assault by the radical dems and the deep state, they tried to overthrow our republic in what house now amounted to the biggest scandal in american history. it's about to get much larger. next,robert mueller's report >> a major leadership shakeup at the southern poverty law center exposing the group for the left-wing scam that it has always been. sdlc president richard cohen resigning friday, nine days after the southern poverty law center's cofounder maurice b's was fired over allegations of racial discrimination and sexual harassment in investigations we are told are just about to be launched joining us tonight, re

did meddle in the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign between trump and hillary clinton russ upon tax with members of trump's inner circle were many including with his son donald jr who is not be charged with any crime his lawyer michael cohen and campaign manager paul bana fort both kohen and man a ford are now headed to prison for a lawyer to the government about their actions however mohler and his avesta gator say they're. there's not enough proof of a bigger conspiracy or of presidential interference if we had called that it's after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice we would so state based on the facts and the applicable legal standards however we are able to reach that judgment but muller it bits he never compelled trump to sit for an interview in the interest of time raising questions in congress and to the general public about how thorough this investigation really was rosalyn george al-jazeera washington but all of that does not mean that donald trump is totally in the clear there are still question

this is made possible, yes, because the genre russ voters here -- voters support the park fund and weevery dollar count. to get the projects done faster, we rely on the support of contributors. mr. toby is here. he is an incredible contributor to this project. i want to acknowledge him and his family foundation and the incredible support of lisa and doug goldman who continue to support mr. and mrs. goldman who continue to support incredible projects all over the city. thank you to the corrett foundation. those were major contributions, and there are so many other people, whether you gave $5 or $5 million, every dollar that you gave made this project possible and you all should be proud for your contributions. i want be to thank each and every one of the tennis folks in the room. there are so many tennis people who make sure we protect the tennis courts in our city. that is so important. like i said, even though i tried and i wasn't that great, the fact is i had a place to try. that is what counts because you never know when you are going to basically create the neck serena williams or

. >> if not for talk radio, thank god for russ, mark, my colleagues here, many of them at the fox newsfew other rave, logical independent thinkers tanning alone there would have been no one out there advocating for the truth . discovering the biggest abuse of power scandal in our history. >> sean, good on you. great work. congratulations to the president who's the only one i know who could have withstood the two-year long assault by the radical dems and the deep state, they tried to overthrow our republic in what house now amounted to the biggest scandal in american history. it's about to get much larger. next,robert mueller's report ♪ limu emu & doug what do all these people have in common, limu? [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need! [ gargling ] [ coins hitting the desk ] yes, and they could save a ton. you've done it again, limu. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ of jews in israel and the former soviet union who

it certainly doesn't help when someone makes irresponsible comments like congressman russ did. >> youon't get rich being a cop, and if in addition to those two things you have officeholders attacking or moral character, again on the basis of no evidence, why would competent good people want to become cops at a certain point? >> you are absolutely right. in july, we will be without a contract for two years. the city doesn't even seem to be interested in trying to settle the contract, so you are right. there will be problems with recruiting and you will end up lowering the standards and they will have more problems. it will be a catch-22. so the city needs to work to be sure the people of the city of chicago are protected. and that seems to have fallen by the wayside, certainly at operation push with congressman bobby rush. >> for example, what is the starting salary for a cop in chicago? >> it's about $40,000. >> and so you are getting lectured by people flying private planes all the time about how you are bad people. how does that make you feel? >> certainly, that they are not in touc

he is on skype for russ -- four in northern mozambique. i start by asking about conditions in the part of the country which was worst hit by the storm, the north? >> from what information we're are veryconditions bleak indeed. i'm speaking to you from some 400 kilometers south of where the cyclone made landfall. in one district, for example, crosscal mozambique red volunteers said something like 90% of houses had been destroyed and there was an urgent need for tense, for food, for water. nine district in the northernmost province of mozambique are without power. updating what little damage has hit, but, yeah , i mean the first news and the first indication is not good for the area. >> can i ask you -- i mean, obviously, conditions are still very difficult. there is the risk of flooding. infrastructure and roads have been severely damaged. have your teams on the ground managed to access the area? >> it is sketchy information at the minute. local volunteers on the ground have accessed many districts in the northernmost province of mozambique

report makes too clear the trump campaign built its messaging and strategy around the knowledge the russ n russians hacked. there's little indication to the russians this president intends to stand up to him and up to putin in any meaningful way. >> do you think there could be information in the counter intelligence basket in the mueller report that could be the grounds for impeachment? >> it's possible the counter intelligence findings will add to the body of evidence. the obstruction of material laid out by the special counsel is damming enough in i think what we need to do is really take some time to let settle in the seriousness of what mueller has set out and this almost a dozen acts or courses of contact that could amount to obstruction of justice and determine what the right course is. we need to continue the investigative work to determine are there other ways this president is compromised or are there other offenses that rise to the level of removal from office. here we are less than 24 hours after the report and we need to have a discussion about what's the import of this and w

the sae wayhe just doesn't care about ukraineand he really has his eyn some new relationship with russ, for whatever reason, it's still very inexplicable. but people are not as engaged ad not as supportive of helping ukraine manage through this hore set of crises, which would have flattened most other countries , frankly, and it's amazing that s consolidated it's nation hood, n the face of aggression, and fout the russians to a standstill ina lot of ways. can you talk about the political calculus of why the west is noty pulling its side of the bargain. we're willing to write checks. we have a aggressive -- we have all sorts of technical and other systems programs that have powed resources into ukraine, but thel level commitment has dramaticaly diminished. >> it also plays off your last pointfor your friends this is ry all about russia. it's a practical point in termsf it's not what -- does, it's nott happens in -- itself. it is what the kremlin thinks it is in its short-term interest thereso currently they may tests guy, they see him as a russian speaker that maybe is somethingd but al

you hear little russe rustling. >> there were two behind my bed. there was another one behind her desk. four dead mice we had in the room. we had that live mouse in the trash can. others probably scampering around. >> reporter: these roommates reported the first incident to the university who placed traps several days after the first report. >> another mouse trap that had gone off that i did not know was right next to my bed and reached down to plug in my phone, i actually touched the mouse trap with the dead mouse in it. i was disgusted. >> reporter: we contacted a university official who confirmed mouse problems are not isolated to stern hall but the building located behind it also. in a statement, uc berkeley said, we understand how distr s distressing that can be. we're working to address this issue. staff are treating, setting traps, sealing points of entry and cleaning impacted areas. mice are not the only problem. this picture at the entrance of the hall shows ants in the laundry room where there are several broken washers. this student who

it is no surprise mueller claims russ russia meddled in the election from the start. the entire election process has been consumed by a hoax. it details the hysterical coverage of the mueller probe by the american press. the examples are in the thousands. stranger, mueller punted when it comes to trump. he says while the report does not conclude the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. so trump is not accused, but he is guilty. a strange decision by a prosecutor. meanwhile, democrats on capitol hill remain shy when it comes to impeachment. having been burned on claims of collusion, they fear they would go down in flames if they tried to impeach the president. >> thanks to our russian translator there. there you have it, russia's take on mueller's investigation. we'll be right back. what do you have there? p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for y

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we really need to talk about russ especially this week that the mueller report came out and throughout this idea that there was some collusion between the trump campaign and russia. the president thinks we should have a working relationship with russia. this is not very different than the obama administration, russia has the largest nuclear arsenal on earth. they have a large military, we have to be able to talk to the russians but what the media is not telling you is the president has been much tougher on russia than the obama administration. very tough measures have been imposed to sanction individuals who meddled in the 2016 election and on a related point some very good and tough measures have been engaged and passed to protect the integrity of future elections. there is no mention of that on tv, i have been in the interagency meetings. this is a serious matter, this comprehensive matter to protect our elections, next time you watch and they go on and on that this administration has done nothing to protect our elections it is not true. i think they know it isn't true but i have see

it wasn't russ? >> i'm gonna say jeff. maybe just a first name. >> by the time you had gone through all those tapes, what did you think about chris tapp, the man you believed all those years? >> how did they do this to me? how did they manage to keep someone in prison for all these years, and it's a possibility it's not him? >> and after that eureka moment, carol dodge made a decision. she would do more to search for her daughter's killer. she would actively work to free christopher tapp, the only man convicted of the murder. >> i think that chris' case truly got taken seriously after i made my contact with boise state. >> she was the first victim's family member who came forward to work with the innocence project on a case. i mean, she's the leading edge of a group of people who have come forward and said, you know what, we just want to know what happened. >> but no matter who was now on his side, chris tapp was face to face with two very uncomfortable truths. number one, years of appeals had done nothing to overturn his

you were very on 2015 we need to -- if we will get tough on russ russia sanctions won't work. it was something to the effect of complete you'll have to stop doing this. how would we introduce change on sanctions? >> you go back and look at all of my stuff. >> i tried but you have a large library. >> if russia misbehaves we will take action. if i am involved we have sanctions, as you know. the sanctions are working. we may take additional sanctions. >> it's a foreign interference with cuba and russia and china. the people are starving on the streets. less people -- less the young folks forget the breakdown of socialism in the soviet union lel let's use it as a bit of a refresher course. it became so with the chavez and leading to maduro. we want him out. >> how do you do that when the united states is heavily invested and how does that -- how do you navigate that? it is different because we have a financial stake in this. >> we do. yes. of course we do. i have met with all of the ceos. they are fully behind us on this. fully behind us. the sums are not insignificant. we will be

ka russ' is in custody on more than a million dollars bail.rs say he should be denied bail because he is a risk to public safety. >>> boeing this week, conducting more testing for its grounded 737 packs jets. boeing's ceo says they are making steady progress. he says they've updated the mcas software on many planes. the faa says it will require pilots to undergo additional training. 737 max jets have been grounded world wide following two deadly crashes. >>> sock. so if have you ever wanted to travel to mars, we might have something for you. you might want to take a trip to china. so the country's first martian base is now opened. take a look at this guys so far welcome 100 students for a tour. they were able to put on actual martian suits to explore the desert. the company behind the project says they plan to open the base up for tours next year. >>> okay. so with easter approaching, one school took steps to make an egg hunt more inclusive. >> they were blindfold to experience the hunt like one of their classmates who happens to be blind. ste

you see a beto, kamal that her russ, and then people who lock more prarnd joe biden and bernie sandersies over the weekend don't be changing people's minds about joe biden, or whether you think it's time for something new. >> let's listen to lucy flores on earlier today. >> we don't take been oftentimes this lower level of invasion of space and touchings of your bowie, unin the same exact seriousness. and for me i'm just shocked that no one has ever told joe biden stop interacting with women that way. you're making them feel uncomfortable. >> and biden has responded to those allegations, saying in my many years on the campaign trail, i have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expression of affection, support and comfort, and now ever -- and i willens respectfully, but it was never mea intention. elena, how is this being seen out there? bidening is a handsy politics. we have known that for year. >> this is has alsoen coming from the conservative right. this is from somebody who felt uncomfortable herself. >> that's right. i think garrett was exactly right describing this as democrats wh

russ gerber from gerber kawasaki and colin gillis from chapman road partners.s start with you. >> the guide looks like it's got people excited here. obviously apple with a reputation of being relatively conservative about guidance. it was above the range for revenues capital return of 75 billion i think is in the zone of what a lot of people were looking for and i think the idea there was no revenue shortfall in any particular line item, so therefore the fact they're stopping iphone unit sales was not necessarily a greater signal that there was some ongoing iphone sales >> services was a beat psychologically that's important. at 11.45 16% growth >> i agree i think the services number is nice for them certainly. but at the same time what we really want to see is a better breakdown of what that really encompasses. they're sort of in line or with expectations but in terms of how much of it's advertising, how much of it's am music, the new apple news for that matter, the stuff that's owned and operated and then the third party, the tax, the 30% tax they take on the

. >> former prince george's county executive russ b opens about hismotional new mission. >>> and the violent protests in venezuela. what happened when people on both sides gathered at the country's embassy here in d.c. >>> good evening. first at 5:00that breaking news. a frightening day for parents, students and teachers. a story we have been working on all afternoon. live over woodbridge. this story has just taken a dramatic turn. >> in a news conference justag moments prince william county police chief told us that the gun that was fired inside a classroom atilton high has just now been found. it has been missing all afternoon. >> now, that school is still on lockdown right now. as you might manage, parents and kids in thechool are not happy. >> but no one has been hurt. police say aci student acntally fired that gun when he went to show it off in art class shortly after