you don't often hear the phrase i'm going clubbing tonight with my heart's accord however musician alina does just that she's determined to bring the precursor of the piano kicking and screaming into the twenty first century performing music from a rock to hip hop. donz playing an instrument that's been on late for the last two hundred years automatically makes you all fashion. doesn't think. she plans the hopes of a stringed keyboard instrument that was widely used in iraq music then in the late eighteenth century the piano took center stage and relegated the harpsichord to the history books today it's generally only used to play music. at the miller club in munich the on some will continuum is warming up founded the group in twenty fifteen they perform an eclectic mix of the rock classical and hip hop on historical instruments. were. nearly four and now smart enough. not enough. brain fade life is still something still change nice to fall in love again to come to minds and we look for ten years that make an optical exam different and present it in another way than thinness i thought wh

and next to face will number six alina spitz alina who had a much tougher much she flew from a set down to be czech teenager. from little silver and has now spent nearly six hours and falls across a loss to. tiger woods tees off in the players' championship in florida later on thursday he was out for a week with the next train but appeared to be swinging pain free during his practice round cross championships being played in march for the first time since two thousand and six when it was switched to may woods is the only players who won it in both months he'll play alongside masters champion patrick reed and defending players' champion webb simpson in his opening two rounds a love was in the edging the practice rounds when a fan also jerry garcia to help him propose to his girlfriend fear pulled her out onto the fifth seventeenth green where the fan dropped down to one knee she said yes of course and love didn't stop there the two thousand and seventeen masters champion then gave them a twenty thousand dollars check to help pay for the wedding. liverpool continued a great run of form fo

he reports for the philadelphia inquirer and serves as a national political reporter and alina who was with axis, white house reporter for that publication. thank you for joining us both this week. the news as of yesterday and alina, will start with you when it comes to the house judiciary committees spinning a probe into the presidents -- that was happening and how the white house is reacting. >> i think with democrats lot of people are putting all of their eggs in robert fuller's basket hoping that when his report was finally released that would put all the pressure on the trump administration but with reports that that is winding down the democrats taking it upon themselves to release a flurry of investigations and house intelligence committee we saw michael cohen, for house intelligence 20, for the house oversight committee and the senate committee and shown that they will be several different areas looking at the president's finances and money-laundering with the trump organization and they are hitting him from all different directions and we can expect the next few months is to c

no alina >> para algunos esta medida de poco sirviÓ.ran propiedad de estados unidos o si alguien lo estÁ robando. quebrÓ muchos dicen que es buena idea colocarlo en sus casas. >> aquÍ ya me han robado. >> el -- muchos seguirÁn utilizando la estrategia para proteger sus casas de este lado de la frontera. arantxa dos abogado de inmigraciÓn han lanzado una seria advertencia sobre los casos pendientes en la corte. tanto los letrados como los clientes se quejan de falta de tiempo para una peticiÓn de asilo. >> hay cerca de 1 millÓn de casos de deportaciÓn pendientes en las cortes de migraciÓn y este tema puede afectar a todos ellos. muchos lo consideran como una violaciÓn. >> se busca prepararme una manera de nada para un caso de deportaciÓn. >> seas imposible que abogado y cliente puedan conseguir la documentaciÓn necesaria. >> debe ser paso de la estrategia de apurar todos los casos de migraciÓn, de deportaciÓn. si hemos visto que dieron prÓrrogas. >> los abogados difieren, si las cortes no habitan con tiempo, violan sus derechos. >> ante

in spite of the wonderful sounds it makes that anyone compose his music for harpsichord these days alina alba think such a shame and she aims to change that she believes historical instruments deserve to have a future. before we go a fantastic new museum has opened in the gulf state of qatar shaped like a desert rose crystal it was designed by the renowned french architect to join new vet the same who designed the louvre in abu dhabi and no expense spared for instance the entrance includes over one hundred fountains sculptures along a nine hundred meter look who. will have moral maps to morrow in the next edition of. enter the conflict zone fronting the powerful. for the trial of the separatist leaders over the failed independence feed as late as some stuff divisions in spanish society my guest this week here in madrid is sprains for mr joseph how does he ons of a judge the trials fundamentally unfair. conflicts. play a month long church. tomorrow today. w. . were easy to get. the shoes love is from. the. priest mummy the christmas slave. club. the be. displayed. such. luck mother. luck

no alina >> todo de las mujeres somos celosas, cuando un hombre te da motivo, es cuando sale por dentrortera: se cuestionÓ que la boda fue por contrato y que durarÍa los seis aÑos que vivirÍan en los pinos. arantxa: a regresar sorpr [música] (voz) esta es lucía... ...escuchando su música favorita: salsa...merengue... reguetón...hip hop, norteña y cumbia amazónica. sin saber que está pagando por varios streamings de música que nunca usa. nos pasa a todos, ¿verdad? por eso este equipo inventó control tower. ahora ella puede ver, en un lugar, los pagos recurrentes que hace con wells fargo... para decidir qué cancelar. esto es control. esto es wells fargo. ya nos acompaqa nathalie juarez con la informacion deportiva.. mucha actividad futbolistica en el viejo continente arranco la clasificaciÓnla eurocopa 2020. vemos las actividades. la selecciÓn cayó en c ante rusia. despuÉs de dos jornadas, lleva tres puntos en el grupo i . hungrÍa recibiÓ a croacia. en el madison square garde, recibieron a los clippers pese a las buenas actuaciones. terminaron con 20 a 26 puntos. pero en el mejor de los Á

spite of the wonderful sounds it makes better to anyone compose his music for harpsichord these days alina alba thanks sattar shayne and she a means to change that she believes historical instruments deserve to have a future. before we go a fantastic new museum is opened in the gulf state of qatar shaped like a desert rose crystal it was designed by the renowned french architect and joan move the same man who designed the louvre in abu dhabi and no expense spared for instance the entrance includes over one hundred fountain sculptures along a nine hundred meter look who. will have moral much more in the next edition of. the finale thanks for watching and goodbye from. stuck in traffic for hours spoiled cargo huge losses. that can be trucker eric hearings new reality after breaks it. focus on europe takes a road trip from brussels to bring. chaos at the border goes breaks it turned into a nightmare. in thirty minutes. coach of british. getting. your link to school in africa and the world is going to exceptionally stories and discussions from the news of easy to i want website deputed comes m

. >> 2024 -- [inaudible] alina, if that does come to subpoena what's the response of the white house what are they prepared to connect. >> for a while love people were worried they weren't prepared for this but over the past few months they've been working with lawyers inside white house to prepare for this investigation and like i said before at first they were worried about the release or impending release of the robert fuller report. we thought it would be released by 2017 and were well into 2019 now. now they have taken a lot of threats within the white house for what to expect with these investigations and what we saw from german nadler he said today they be releasing 60 names they want to bring in for interviews and that stems from people at the presidents family, ivanka truck, jared kushner and exciting to people within the trump organization like felix coming in to testify so a lot of things from all different corners of the white house and even the president's past life and his businesses will be affected by the. >> is there the expectation that the white house report of the

alina rodriguez, corona resident'hes been here before but i've never been.i always see it when im driving and im like its so pretty, but i never come up here.marianne dilworth, encinitas resident "this is so...breathtaking. there's the word."nicole standup "all the rain we've received this winter made for one spectacular super bloom of poppies in lake elsinore.it's drawing a lot of visitors and creating a lot of traffic." especially on the weekends, when upwards of 1,000 people per day stop to see the super- bloomtraffic on the 15 freeway can back up for ten to twenty miles.paul brion"kinda like disneyland out here. haha." except mother nature doesn't charge admission to stop and snap a pictureof your family your significant otheror your dog.brion "he would love to just run wild."although you can see the wildflowers from the freeway,chp warns drivers it's illegal to pull over on the shoulder and get out to take pictures.its something they saw with the last super bloom in 2017.this time around they have officers on site so they're encouraging visitors to take the lake street exit and wait

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. turbulent weather in the forecast. some of us have seem some in the forecast. some of us have seem some snow in in the forecast. some of us have seem some snow in the form of showers. sunshine in between. the showers. sunshine in between. the showers with north and north—westerly winds. they will fade as the day wears on. the next atla ntic as the day wears on. the next atlantic system comes into this evening and overnight. through the rest of the weekend it will stay windy, quite cold, especially across northern parts of england, summer rain, further snow and also spells of sunshine. cloud and rain pushing its way north and eastwards across much of england and wales. hill snow in wales and also snow later in the night in northern ireland in western scotland. clear skies after this and a clear and cold night. cloud and rain soon more milder temperatures, well above freezing. the band of rain clay is tomorrow morning eastwards. further west snow arrives into northern ireland, western scotla nd into northern ireland, wes

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.ou might want to tie things down that might get blown over because there is a turbulent weather in the forecast. trees and branches have been coming down, problems with snow. tricky travel conditions continuing this afternoon. gusts of 40 continuing this afternoon. gusts of a0 or 50 continuing this afternoon. gusts of a0 or50 mph continuing this afternoon. gusts of a0 or 50 mph widely. the snow this evening and overnight is confined mainly to the high ground in scotland, northern ireland and north england. it is a cold night. temperatures just above freezing. the wins lose some of the strength but they will be quite widely up to 30 mph. high pressure will tend to ease away tomorrow. increasing amounts of sunshine, mainly dry, although cloud gathering across the western isles and northern ireland later. the week ahead will see gale force winds, some heavy rain but also drier and brighter spells. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a passenger plane has crashed in ethiopia, killing

. >> reporter: alina smith and her two children took cover in the bathroom, moments before an e.f.-4nado with 170-mile- per-hour winds tore through their neighborhood. >> i just said my prayers, and i-- i felt in that moment i was just at peace, that we were getting ready to go. >> reporter: you thought that was it. >> that was it. >> reporter: the storm killed 23, including seven from the same family, all related to her boyfriend. two houses down, 63-year-old raymond robinson jr. and his wife, tresia, were killed when the tornado leveled their home. across the street, first responders found the body of 57-year-old maggie robinson. what is it like knowing that you had people pass over here but you guys were able to survive here? >> right, right, right. >> reporter: what is that like? >> it's just-- it's mind blowing. i'm still in shock. >> reporter: search-and-rescue crews are still looking for people who are missing, but instead of a wide area, they're going to individual addresses and sifting through the debris trying to find people who family members say are still missing. lee cou

alina jenkins is the map. for the rest of the day, gusting between a0 and 50 miles an hour, even higher for exposed coasts and hills so still some tricky travelling conditions. stay up—to—date with bbc local radio. still some snow this evening and overnight, chiefly over higher ground in scotland and northern england. elsewhere wintry showers could bring hail and thunder, also some clearer skies, quite a cold night with temperatures just above freezing. winds slowly start to ease down but we will still see gusts quite widely of 30mph come the morning, perhaps higher for exposed coasts and hills. briefly a ridge of high pressure builds tomorrow so wintry showers will start to ease, sunshine before cloud gathers towards northern ireland and the western isles. wet and windy here later in the day. temperatures from eight to 11 celsius but gales, if not severe gales, throughout the rest of the day, further spells of heavy rain and also some drier and brighter spells.

well with the university professors in ukraine to make them more convincing about immunization cuts alina thank you so much for filling us in there catalina. from ukraine. now it's been eight years since the fukushima nuclear plant in japan was destroyed by an earthquake and tsunami disaster sent radioactivity around a large area forcing tens of thousands of people to flee the plans offer aid or tepco says radiation has now subsided to the point that much of the area can be visited without special protection gear our reporters went to the plant to see what it looks like today. tepco wants to persuade us that it has the situation under control. we're not allowed to film everything here but at least we get a glimpse of what they think control might mean the building containing its nuclear reactors continues to emit radiation the whole way is take us into another building away from the reactor in a labyrinth of car doors once flooded by the tsunami we have to change our shoes several times as a precaution against radioactive dust we get to the control room of reactors three and four eight ye

alina had to do a salad now. she must have known that his political views and his work for the washington post put him at considerable risk and he were in the middle east but he needed the comment to muddy. we now know that the meeting was a set up and that this was the last time the show would see had fields. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. a three year investigation into the pro gun lobby even if it was me just got a really dangerous. reveal secret see what messaging out there i mean people outraged. and connections some don't want exposed many in legacy media. last. night al-jazeera investigations how to sell a massacre on al-jazeera. i'm how he seen in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the british parliament turns fail to agree on an alternative for prime minister teresa mayes plan on wednesday m.p.c. control of the process for leaving the easy but rejected all eight options for the country's withdrawal he is pr

gold was won by russia's alina zagitova. that's all the sport for now. found in the humber estuary on wednesday, is being treated as a potential homicide. the 21 year old, originally from buckinghamshire, disappeared at the beginning of february after a night out with friends. police say a 24—year—old man arrested on suspicion of abduction remains under investigation. danny savage is in hull with the latest. libby squire was last seen in the early hours of friday, february the first sitting on this bench, which has now been covered with flowers. after that late that night, she vanished. there's been a huge police investigation taking place ever since, but it's always been treated as a missing person inquiry. but all that changed this week, because libby's body was found floating in the humber estuary down at spurn point. nearly 20 miles away near the sea. it was recovered by lifeboat, a postmortem examination took place yesterday. as a result of that postmortem examination, police now believe that libby squire died as a result of a crime. this afternoon,

time for a look at the weather with alina. almost four seasons in one day.g winds. this was the scene in staffordshi re strong winds. this was the scene in staffordshire this morning. snow across scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england and wales and damaging winds. we have had a large swathes of reports of trees coming down across england and wales and more wintry showers and strong winds this afternoon. travel conditions could be tricky so keep up conditions could be tricky so keep up today with your bbc local radio. pilsner declare this afternoon and snow piling into parts of scotland, the far north of england and northern ireland. blustery showers because we have the strong winds 40 to 50 mile an hour gusts and locally even higherfor coasts to 50 mile an hour gusts and locally even higher for coasts and to 50 mile an hour gusts and locally even higherfor coasts and colder airdigging in across even higherfor coasts and colder air digging in across parts of the uk. add on the strength of the wind it will be bitterly cold. showers overnight and

time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. wintry over the highest hills. further south, spells of sunshine, cloud building across south—west england, mild for central and southern england but colderfurther north with strong winds. wintry showers keep going overnight across parts of scotland and northern england, meanwhile rain north and eastwards a cross england, meanwhile rain north and eastwards across rain, hill snow for a time. snow later in the night for northern ireland and the western isles of scotland. the head, clear skies, milder where we have cloud and rain. the rain will tend to clear eastwards through tomorrow, meanwhile more snow pushing eastward through scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england. gusts quite widely 40—50 mph. despite temperatures in places still in double figures, the edge will be taken off double figures, the edge will be ta ken off by double figures, the edge will be taken off by the wind. hello, this is bbc news — with shaun ley. the headlines: the home secretary, sajid javid, is

gold was won by russia's alina zagitova.etition that would introduce promotion and relegation. it did't go down well with everyone, with some countries even threatening to boycott this year's world cup. but the body's chief executive has hit back, insisting northern hemisphere sides should see it as a unique opportunity and back the plans. patrick gearey has more. the international rugby player is co nsta ntly the international rugby player is constantly making decisions, and now this point as a whole if its biggest choice in a generation. which way is forward. this is well the red beast path, the nation's championship, 12 of the top teams in the world playing each other every year. the best in the north and south facing each other in a final, the worst facing potential medication to a second team. new in rugby they say, in fact doing all sports. we consider ourselves and major and they sort of competition pricking by they sort of competition pricking rugby into a competition across the world for its professionals would be u

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.out the rain first, pushing in from the southwest this evening and overnight. sun hill snow for wales. some snow for northern ireland and the western isles of scotland. we will see a faster temperatures get well below freezing, holding to between 3—6 where we have got cloud. the rain pulling away east is due tomorrow morning. we've got snow working his way eastwards across northern ireland, scotland, northern england and as far south as the north midlands and north wales. a couple of centimetres in places. shower in the afternoon, some sunshine elsewhere but a windy day with gusts quite widely between 40 and 50 mph. that'll take the edge of the temperatures. three, four, five celsius across scotland, double figures across central, southern and eastern england. for the rest of the weekend, windy, feeling cold, some rain and snow but also some spells of sunshine. hello this is bbc news. the headlines:

not just materials in her art they are extensive subjects that she explores through space and time alina joins us now on the stream from new york well enough so good to have you here i want to cement our with this tweet because you have a lot of fans online some of whom are writing about you and others are tweeting about you this is tasm time she says what i love about lena's work is the way her paintings and cyst on complex hybrid identities her figures and patterns are so rich in influences and references but also totally their own that is a lot said there and just a few characters. how would you describe your work. i really try to deal with what i would call microcosmic or kind of larger issues of my work that kind of are about humanity in general and so i'm always kind of researching and digging into our past and looking at the ways a chanson cultures but i think it had very different ways of speaking a visual language is about speaking about our place in the universe so i'm student of history i look at you know histories of meso america the global south really and and the fact that

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. turbulent weather in the forecast.em some snow in the form of showers. sunshine in between. the showers. sunshine in between. the showers with north and north—westerly winds. they will fade as the day wears on. the next atla ntic as the day wears on. the next atlantic system comes into this evening and overnight. through the rest of the weekend it will stay windy, quite cold, especially across northern parts of england, summer rain, further snow and also spells of sunshine. cloud and rain pushing its way north and eastwards across much of england and wales. hill snow in wales and also snow later in the night in northern ireland in western scotland. clear skies after this and a clear and cold

. >> reporter: alina smith and her children took cover in the bathroom, moments before an ef-4 tornadoe through their neighborhood. >> i said my prayers and i felt in that moment, i was just at peace. we were getting ready to go. >> reporter: you thought that was it? >> that was it. >> reporter: the storm killed 23, including 7 from the same family, all related to her boyfriend. two houses down, 63-year-old raymond robinson jr. and his wife, theresa, were killed when the tornado leveled their home. across the street, first responders found the body of 57-year-old maggie robinson. what is it like knowing that you had people pass over here, but you guys were able to survive here? >> right. right. >> reporter: what is that like? >> it's mind-blowing. i'm still in shock. >> reporter: search and rescue crews are still looking for people who are missing. instead of a wide area, they're going to individual addresses and sifting through the debris, trying to find people who family members say are still missing. lee county sheriff, jay jones. >> at this point, the current number we're looking a

alina rodriguez, corona resident'hes been here before but i've never been.i always see it when im drivingand im like its so pretty, but i never come up here.marianne dilworth, encinitas resident "this is so...breathtaking. there's the word."nicole standup "all the rain we've received this winter made for one spectacular super bloom of poppies in lake elsinore.it's drawing a lot of visitors and creating a lot of traffic." especially on the weekends, when upwards of 1,000 people per day stop to see the super- bloomtraffic on the 15 freeway can back up for ten to twenty miles.paul brion"kinda like disneyland out here. haha." except mother nature doesn't charge admission to stop and snap a pictureof your family your significant otheror your dog.brion "he would love to just run wild."although you can see the wildflowers from the freeway,chp warns drivers it's illegal to pull over on the shoulder and get out to take pictures.its something they saw with the last super bloom in 2017.this time around they have officers on site so they're encouraging visitors to take the lake street exit and wait t

alina: this has been long-awaited product change.had a demo version a year ago and were considering rolling this out so a lot up in a ration. they are starting to roll it out to users. it makes the camera more central to the twitter product. the twitter service has been historically focused on textbased messaging and has an eight to cumbersome process to take a video. so now with just a swipe, you can access the video camera part, which is very similar to what instagram has done, to what snapchat has done, but a natural extension of the product. twitter wants to position itself as a product to capture what is happening around you. visual is a very important aspect of that, taking photos and videos. it is also good for advertisers because eventually as they can innovate on this, they can sneakily add some advertising spots. emily: meanwhile, a new call on snap. tell me about that. selina: this is a big reversal. he is now putting eight buy rating on snapchat. he said everything that could have gone wrong for snapchat went wrong last y

. >> this sound like a train is coming -- >> reporter: alina smith's boyfriend is part of that family but he survived. smith described how the tornado just barely missed a direct hit on her home. >> i saw it coming. and i took off. and it skipped right over us. i just -- i'm still in awe. epr: sheila creach survived a hurricane in october. she rtr on sunday. on facebook she wrote, for those concerned we're home safe before the storm. they were killed hours la >>> a teenager who went a his mother's wishes and got himself vaccinated has become an unlikely spokesperson in the nationwide debate about preventive medicine. ethan lindenberger testified before congress tuesday. he's using his own experience to educate others about what he calls false information regarding vaccines. >> reporter: ethan lindenberger says his parents' misguided beliefs put his health at risk. he says he doesn't fault his parents but blames the false information online that manipulated his fears and is emphasizing the importance of getting accurate information about vaccines to the public. >> for preventible outbr

we discussed this with alina wang and naomi next.led lawsuits , saying they would over fall that adsplatform so will not be able to do this micro-targeting on areas like gender and sex. hud is arguing that does not go fast enough and they are arguing that facebook allows discriminatory add. they could target based on where they lived, using a redline. they could enable off-line data to enable with machine learning what the characteristics part of these people based on protected groups. even if they are not explicitly allowed to target those. we arefacebook says -- surprised by hud's can sit -- concerns and have taken steps to prevent add discrimination. last year we eliminated thousands of targeting ads that could potentially be misused. we will continue working with civil rights experts. agobook a couple of weeks changed a bunch of their ad targeting practices because of complaints around the issues. they said they worked with civil rights groups about these issues. why is hud taking this action? naomi: i think it is just another sy

gold was won by russia's alina zagitova. that's all the sport for now.k slash sport rain, rising rivers, and broken bridges are hampering aid and rescue efforts for those affected by cyclone idai in southern africa. the death toll officially across the region is 440, although the true number is thought to be far higher. hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced across mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. the uk has donated 22 million pounds to the aid effort, eight million of that is from the public. lets cross over to mozambique and speak to sacha myers from save the children. what other risks are people facing? right now, for the families in central mozambique is absolutely dire. as you are saying, vast amounts of areas are still flooded, many people have lost their homes, their possessions, do not have access to food or clean water. us what to do with communities —— speaking with communities, they've lost everything apart from the close they were wearing and i was walking to the floodwaters yesterday and theirfamilies going to the floodwaters ye

gold was won by russia‘s alina zagitova. you can watch that again on the website. it is a good one.correspondent chris morris explained all the potential options that lie ahead over the next few weeks. if theresa may‘s deal, the one she has done with the eu for the withdrawal agreement from the political declaration gets passed on a third meaningful vote, may the 22nd is the date we would look for foran 22nd is the date we would look for for an extension. if the file is —— if the deal is rejected, the date would be the 12th of april. it isn‘t much of an extension at all, so the eyes of the european union in brussels and other capitals will be on the house of commons next week. an awful lot will be happening there. legislation will be put forward to change in law the withdrawal date. there will be a potential series of indicative votes on other forms of brexit, including potentially a softer brexit, a bit like the relationship no way has with the eu. and of course, that third meaningful vote in the house of commons. if you look at what happened here last night at the eu summit, you c

singapore where it's been its home for just a few years, and now we'll be taking place in shenzen with alinato defend her title in that one >> thank you for that report now, sticking with women, but moving from sport to interior design, tara better than bernard has told cnbc that women should not be stopped by their own insecurities now, tonya briar joins us for more detail in that interview. good morning >> good morning. i think it goes across all the industries with women. the common theme is actually we feel insecure. actually, we didn't feel like we had a voice at the table actually, we didn't think we could ask for more money, and that seems to have been a common theme throughout all the different businesses in the women that we've talked to i was always driven by the fact that to not have a place at the table was not male or female it was about skill it was about talent, and it was about professionalism. if i didn't hit those three, then i had no place at the table, and we did and some therefore, you are always correctly judged as you start out in our business on your last project, you

slow and go coming out of the maze with alina has been cleared out near treasure island.the incline. we are seeing some flashing lights off to the site not blocking any lanes. we are working our way through the upper deck into the city. westbound is seeing some delays this morning as you work your way westbound carlson it is a bit sluggish as you make that commute with highway for looking at slowing coming through the westbound i-80 as you work your way toward the main. speaking of highway for there's a few accidents around the harbor and the clearing stations that we removed from my map here. there was to be reported in the roadway as well. effec with a line of cars through there as well with 43 minutes toward the eastshore freeway. heads up at south 60 still in the left lane we are looking at highway 24. a very slow right as you head through their. to get you an update on the crash everything has now cleared off of the freeway. it is still slow coming away from 92 there is going to be pothole repairs through south city right around grand where they have some of that are

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.have seen snow. in the form of showers, some sunshine in between. showers blowing across on strong northwest or westerly winds. showers will tend to fade as the day wears on and our eyes turned to the southwest in our next atla ntic to the southwest in our next atlantic system arriving for this evening and overnight. the rest of the weekend, it is going to stay windy. it will feel quite cold especially into northern parts of england. some rain and further snow, but also some spells and sunshine. so this evening, cloud and rain pushing its way north and eastwards. much of england and wales, some hills not across parts of wales and also snow arriving late in the night across parts of northern ireland in western scotland. the head, clear skies. it will be a cold and frosty night across much of scotland, down into northern england and maybe into the north midlands as well. we have got cloud and rain, it will be somewhat milder temperatures here staying well above freezing. through tomorrow

developing in the women's tournament canadian teenager bianca andrusco is into the final after beating alina's for selena in three sets the eighteen year old is the youngest player to reach the final at indian wells in twenty years since rena williams won it at seventeen and risk who will be up against three time grand slam champion engineer. rory mcilroy has surged into a share of the lead at golf's players' championship the northern irishman produced a stunning finish to his second round he hold three birdies and an eagle on the back nine at sawgrass in florida that took him to twelve under par overall four time major winner is chasing his first p.g.a. tour when since march last year. or he's tied at the top with the european ryder cup team mate tommy fleetwood that's thanks to shots like this holding outs from the bunker for an eagle. in mcavoy a three shots play of their lives changed us. tiger woods made five birdies but it all went wrong at the iconic path three seventeenth is tee shot landed on the green but then rolled into the water. and it only got worse this third shot from the drop

is into the final after beating lena spitz alina in three sets the eighteen year old is the youngest player it's reached the final at indian wells in twenty years since a certain serina williams won its seventy and rescue will be up against three time grand slam champion. well mckayla shifrin his days as a teenage skiing sensation along behind are now the twenty four year old equalled the all time record for world cup slalom wins on saturday the american beat wendy holder to the slalom title and on the right i mean she goes level within the last ten months decades old record of forty wins in the discipline she writes of the overall world cup title two weeks ago and now has the second highest points title in history the season ends with the giant slalom on sunday. all right that's always been our ball it's a little but he very much for that and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour for me it is a problem and the entire team here and down hard thank you very much for watching. i am. i am. i am. fly cats are airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going

not just materials in her art they are extensive subjects that she explores through space and time alina joins us now on the stream from new york lena so good to have you here i want to cement our with this tweet because you have a lot of fans online some of whom are writing about you and others are tweeting about you this is cason time she says what i love about leno's work is the way her paintings and cyst on complex hybrid identities her figures and patterns are so rich in influences and references but also totally their own that is a lot there and just a few characters. how would you describe your work. i really try to deal with what i would call microcosmic or kind of larger issues of my work that kind of are about humanity in general and so i'm always kind of researching and digging into our past and looking at so i was a chanson cultures but i think it had very different ways of speaking a visual language is speaking about our place in the universe so i'm student of history i look at you know histories of meso america the global south really and and the fact that symbology and sym

not just materials in her art they are extensive subjects that she explores through space and time alina joins us now on the stream from new york so good to have you here i want to start with this tweet because you have a lot of fans online some of whom are writing about you and others are tweeting about you this is test and test says what i love about leno's work is the way her paintings insist on complex hybrid identities her figures and patterns are so rich in influences and references but also totally their own and that is a lot said there and just a few characters telling how would you describe your work. i really try to deal with what i would call microcosmic or kind of larger issues of my work that kind of are about humanity in general and so i'm always kind of researching and digging into our past and looking at so i was a chanson cultures but i think it had very different ways of speaking a visual language is speaking about our place in the universe so i'm student of history i look at history the mesoamerican of the global south really and and the fact that symbology and symbols

developing in the women's tournament canadian teenager bianca and rescue is into the final after beating alina'sfor italien in three sets the eighteen year old is the youngest player to reach the final at indian wells in twenty years since rena williams won it at seventeen and rescue will be up against three time grand slam champion angelica herbert. wales sealed the six nations rugby championship in style with a commanding twenty five seven victory over ireland in cardiff on saturday hadley park scored the home team's only trial of the much world anscombe kick the remaining points it means the welsh won all their much is in this year's tournament a feat also known as the grand slam it's the third time in eleven seasons they've done that and it's also a fourteenth straight test wins whiles. was a great performance today and. the boys thoroughly deserved it and three before when we said it was about the into those with the a million families. created has three billion grand slams the things that no one can ever take away from you. and london there was a thrilling thirty eight all draw between eng

. >> reporter: alina smith's boyfriend is part of that family but survived. smith described how the tornado just barely missed a direct hit on her home. >> i saw it coming and i took off and to skip right over us, i am still in awe. >> reporter: she la survived hurricane mike in october. she recently got engaged to marshall grimes and they returned from a camping trip on sunday. on facebook grimes wrote for those concerned, we're home safe before the storm. they were killed hours later. president trump will be here on friday to survey the damage and you can see, there's not much good news here. if there's a silver lining, the 23 funerals will be paid for by two unnamed companies. john? >> it's heart breaking. thank you. >>> a new report finds employment scams are now the number one rick for consumers on line. ahead, how one man thought he had a new job but ended up with no work and a lot less money. but first, it's 7:19. time to check your local weather. her. ♪ >>> first, it's 7:19. time to check your local weather. >>> we'll have much more news including mor

the c-span bus is stopping at the schools of our studentcam columbia, out to alina, to award the secondze -- columbia, south carolina, to award the second prize. >> when we saw the topic, we thought about the constitution and the first thing the came to mind was the bill of rights. especially freedom of speech because that is something that is so ingrained in the american identity and it is a topic that has been at the forefront, especially the past few years in terms of the press and are increasingly develop -- our increasingly divided political climate. >> see the top 21 winning entries on c-span in april. you can watch every winning studentcam documentary online. >> "washington journal" continues. host: center buddy card -- representative buddy carter serves on the house select committee on the climate crisis. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: what do you think of the current administration's push on obamacare? guest: obamacare has been a failed experiment and we know that. it has increased cost, decreased choices and something needs to be done. we did o

alina maxwell is also an msnbc analyst and matthew miller, our nbc justice and security analyst chiefll. annette, let me start with the first thing that caught me by surprise. people in the great country of ours that does not know who robert mueller is. what does that tell you? yes, obsessiveness to the coverage or focus on this investigation, but parts of the country where it doesn't seem to be resonating. >> it feels like people can name all the kardashians, but not able to identify who robert mueller is and that's a particular problem in this moment when the national security implications of the national security investigation is something that affects every single american whether they're paying attention or not. indicative of the fact that this has been a complicated process, a long process. always new developments and indictments and the russian names. so, it's hard for an ordinary american to follow that. but i do think that if and when the actual report comes out because, again, asking someone about a report they haven't read is an interesting poll to take. but once tit gets i

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not just materials in her art they are extensive subjects that she explores through space and time alina joins us now on the stream from new york well enough so good to have you here i want to let me start with this tweet because you have a lot of fans online some of whom are writing about you and others are tweeting about you this is tasm time says what i love about lena's work is the way her paintings insist on complex hybrid identities her figures and patterns are so rich in influences and references but also totally their own that is a lot said there and just a few characters. how would you describe your work. i really try to deal with what i would call microcosmic or kind of larger issues of my work that kind of are about humanity in general and so i'm always kind of researching and digging into our past and looking at so i was a chanson cultures but i think it had very different ways of speaking a visual language is speaking about our place in the universe so i'm student of history i look at you know histories of meso america the global south really and and the fact that symbology