what you make of that statement, andy?e demographic of the population, as we discussed earlier, changed over the last decade or so. so that it's no longer young working-age men from mexico being the substantial part of the population. it's now family units that are coming from -- >> melissa: and unaccompanied minors. >> andy: right. and you can only make a national security problem a legal problem, which is a fiction. it's either a national security problem or it's not. you can pretend it's a legal problem, only as long as you have a legal system that can function. that has enough resources that it can do what the problem. but national security problems have a way of showing their true colors, to overwhelm an illegal system that you try to put in place. we saw that with terrorism, we are seeing it with this. here's the difference -- when a country wants to deal with something as a serious problem, they realize that the federal resources are very finite and you need the state and local resources as a force multiplier. so th

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before we go, a little bit of light and andy murray's career.he first time we've seen him hit a tennis ball since his latest hip operation at the end of january. as he says himself on that post, "it's a start". we hope it is a sign of more good things to come from andy murray. that is it from sportsday. coming up any moment, the paper is. good night. —— coming up in a moment, it is the papers. hello. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa and i went bennett. good to see you both. —— and no one. guess what we will be talking about? lack make it a bit more brexit if you didn't think you are going to escape it. i'm afraid you are not going to escape it. if you are not going to escape it. if you are not going to escape it. if you are worried about brexit, we apologise. it is a brexit tactic addition of the papers

andy is now national review contributing editor, fox business contributor great american, andy, goodh us. first your reaction to idea of reparation that cory booker has brilliantly brought to the fore. >> i think maybe senator booker can borrow money from senator sanders. maybe we have work that out. lou: you have a fantastic idea, there seem to be more folks processed of -- luf -- a hust ar people's money that seems unending. talking about william barr today, i thought he was terrif terrific. making some members of congress look smaller. >> you could tell by the end, almost seemed like a nonevent. because i it of how he handled e questions, he is a smart, savvy guy, and scrupulous. he has been at this roa rodeo be and he knows how to handle it. lou: how to handle it which -- this exchange. she was dumb struck he could formulate within 48 hours a conditioconcise summary of robet mueller's investigative conclusions. if we could roll that. >> i must say, it is extraordinary to evaluate hundreds of pages of evidence legal documents, and finding based on a 22 month long inquiry and make

and now that andy's back with his big brother -- >> what do you want to do?de. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, new york. >> heart wrmwarming. that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm mo la lengi. captioning funded by cbs mo la lengi. >>> it's friday, april 26. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> as he enters the 2020 presidential race, joe biden emerges as the democratic front-runner. president trump is already on the attack, but biden is also facing criticism from some in his own party. >>> measles quarantine. more than

and now that andy is back with his big brother... what's the first thing you want to do?to play. and play he did, with juniory a. rknuel bojorquez, cbs news, new york. >> glor: and manuel tells us junior and andy are back in houston tonight waiting for hearing to be scheduled in their asylum case. t?ming up here tonight, how much hereen time should kids get? the world health organization has weighed in. ito take care of anyct messy situations.. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. i know what you're thinking. i thought what you thought. some things are just too good to be true. just like you, i thought that reverse mortgages had to have some kind of catch. just a way for the banks to get your house right? well, then i did some homework and i found out it's not any of that. it's not another way for the bank to get your house. and it's also not too good to be true. a reverse mortgage loan is a simple idea, really. you

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congressman andy bigs joins us tonight. and the radical dimms stopping at nothing to keep the failed russian hoax alive. jerry had her trying to get subpoenas. this demand coming from the same dimms who were whining and crying when the republicans wanted the release of the unredacted fisa documents at the heart of the mueller probe. so to night we take up the latest effort of the radical left to keep the russian collusion delusion alive notwithstanding the president's vindication. the washington's examiner byron york, tom fitton among our guests. >>> and hey, some trouble brewing for joe biden, the former vice president and prospective front running 2020 dem, under fire for alleged misconduct with lucy flores. she says biden has a track record of inappropriate behavior. >> this isn't the first time and it wasn't the only incident where he was acting inappropriately with women. it's completely inappropriate, but it does not belong in any kind of a professional setting, much less in politicance that's something that we should

andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford.clear it's tough hurdle for city to get over despite united's form. our sports editor dan roan is outside old trafford. we're going to talk about if things go the way these two sides don't wa nt go the way these two sides don't want this evening. they have long—term plans, pep guardiola was put into guaranteed european success but if he doesn't win the premier league weather will be questions. but if he doesn't win the premier league weather will be questionsm course their wealth. it is important to bear in mind while this could be a defining moment in one of the closest title races in the premier league for years, it won't be the end of the story. if city lose or draw here tonight, it will have livable having a crucial advantage but liverpool still have to beat the likes of huddersfield, newcastle and wolves who are the last three games. you may say it is a slightly easier run-in you may say it is a slightly easier run—in then city, and would give them a huge advantage but it wouldn't

andy mccarthy, if you could, stand by with us. the breaking news continues, the mueller report is out. everyone can go access that. the doj website, foxnews.com also has the ability to go to a link there. print off the report, you can read it to yourself. there are some rejections, but otherwise you can read it and dig along with us as the reporters are doing right now. d.c. and new york. the coverage continues of the mueller reports. bill and i will be right back. ♪ speak of the special counsel report did not find any evidence that members p campaign or anyone associated with the campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in these hacking operations. in other words, there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. need cash? at newday, veteran homeowners can get $54,000 dollars or more to consolidate high rate credit card debt and lower their payments by $600 every month. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for st

. >> junior has raised andy for the last five years. they arrived in a border crossing october 17th after nearly 1500 mile month-longhond day was taken from his 21-year-old brother who was not considered his legal guardian. >> so you're an adult, he's a child. you can't be in the same place because you're not technically his father. >> it took 15 days before junior could finally speak to his younger brother. andy had been place in a foster care center nearly 2,000 miles away in new york city. with other kids his age. >> he could barely get through the call. he was crying. since he was three you're the only person he has known. >> last friday was the day the brothers had waited se im >> si. >> paperwork in hand junior walked into the center alone and minutes later walked out with his arm tightly wrapped around andy's shoulder. their reunion was made possible by organization who assisted in the reun fiction of families. after a seemingly endless junior apart. >> he's like your father. >> they never lost hope they would see each other agai

thanks, andy.atch on bbc radio 5live and all the build up from 7pm this evening. and to continue the title race theme —joe lynsky‘s at the touch screen. and joe, looking at city's run in as well, can you see a potential banana skin? i think liverpool fans are going to be looking for any omen or good news at this stage of the season. they mightjust get it from a couple of things i'm going to show you here. these are burnley‘s results against the reigning champions in each of the four seasons they've been in the premier league. you can see they've beaten them all, including that win at stamford bridge on the first day of last season, and that famous win over manchester united in their first season back in the top flight. those liverpool fans might also be interested to know that sean dyche is on their side. he said earlier in the year that he grew up as a distant liverpool fan in kettering, so he might want more of a say in this title race than you might expect. however, burnley have played city twic

as you said, andy. craig faces -- andy, you have a great memory.enalty, five years in prison and $250,000 fine. when the barr summary came out, we were there for the breaking news. i thought we reported there were no other indictments that were expected. is this considered separate and apart from that? >> it's hard to nail down what that means, dana. as mueller was wrapping up, they took some of the investigations they were working and they spun them out to other justice departments including i think the eastern district of virginia, which is where, if i'm remembering, craig is indicted. i don't think there's anything big big. >> dana: i'm sure we'll be back as soon as details break. julian assange is taken into custody. an attorney, i'll see her later on the five. let me start with you. you work in the world on capitol hill, intelligence, legislative affairs. how big a deal is this in your mind? >> very very big deal. when you get someone who has violated the sacred trust, in this case of the australian government, but also u.s. documents and clas

andy, many thanks again come andy swiss with the latest as the masters gets under way in augusta.t's it. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. the talk turns to tiger at augusta — as the four—time champion roars into contention on the opening day of the masters. both remaining english clubs have the advantage heading into the second leg of their europa league quarterfinals — wins for both arsenal and chelsea. and is it all overfor one of australia's best ever rugby union players? more on the controversy of israel's folau's social media storm to come. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. the latest on the masters coming up, but first. arsenal and chelsea both have the advantage in their respective europa league ties, after victories in the first legs of their quarter finals. arsenal had pierre emerick aubameyang back in the side, for the visit of napoli, who are second in italy's serie a. patrick gearey rounds up the best of the action. you can go so far under cover in your early pudding, but there's no

andy swiss reports.s written one of sport's most astonishing chapters. tiger woods hadn't won a major title for more than a decade, but roared on by the augusta crowd, he rolled back the years. while others faultered, woods was inspired, lifted by his fans to new dizzying heights. translation: oh, my good god. i tell you, i can't stand this. from there it was a march to glory and a tap in for triumph. what a moment. listen... cheering suddenly, the personal problems, the years of injury seemed a distant memory and as he embraced his family 22 years after his first masters win, the emotion was clear. it's just unreal for me to experience this. my mom was here, she was there in ‘97 as well and so ijust couldn't be more happy and more excited. i'm kind of at a loss for words, really. woods' journey has been like no other. that's the way you do it. after dominating golf in his 20s, his personal and professional life unravelled. a debilitating back injury, even a police charge for reckless driving, and so thi

andy swiss, bbc news, augusta.e coverage will start at 1:55, while additional live coverage from amen corner, holes 15 and 16 and selected featured groups will be available on the bbc sport website, connected tvs and mobile app from 12:30. there's also live commentary on radio 5live sports extra from three. it's a huge day in the premier league title race — with liverpool at home to chelsea, and manchester city away at crystal palace. yesterday though was more about the fight to avoid the drop, as ben croucher rerpots. when is a penalty not a penalty? you be the referee for this one. yes? no? well, how about this one? yes? commentator: and this one is a penalty! the linesman darren cann seemed to think so. the referee mike dean didn't. the upshot — no penalty, another cardiff defeat and another frustrated neil warnock. the linesman gave it. theyjust told me that mike didn't see it. mike must have seen something because he's gone over and told the linesman it's hit a part of his body and so it can't be handball. so,

i'm standing side on andi able to see that. i'm standing side on and i can see a huge fire.thedral will be gutted. but you are cathedral will be gutted. but you a re clear cathedral will be gutted. but you are clear the building pass in the area are being evacuated and people area are being evacuated and people are being moved away. it is a danger to the whole area potentially now. yes. all of the surrounding areas have been completely evacuated and notre dame is on an island, that cuts the that direction and you end up cuts the that direction and you end up with the same right bank and the left bank. i'm standing on the left bank which is closest to the cathedral and the whole area has been closed off. a very sensible precaution at this point. you can feel the heat and hundreds of metres away. very accurate. now a helicopter in the air, a government oi’ helicopter in the air, a government or police helicopter or news helicopter, but the firemen have now started up again with the hoses on the right—hand side of the cathedral if you are looking at it. very ineffective. anothe

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andy verity, bbc news. spurs defender, danny rose, says he can't wait to end his career as a footballer because of the failure of the authorities to tackle racist abuse. racist chanting was directed at rose, and other england players, during the recent euro 2020 qualifier in montenegro. he says the way the problem is being tackled is a farce. here's our sports correspondeent, joe wilson. today's question for football — what can make a player at the height of his powers decide he's had enough? well, danny rose has endured racism. most recently, at england's game in montenegro. he does not believe that football is taking that issue seriously. a country can only get fined, you know, a little bit of money for being racist. it's just a bit of a farce at the minute. i've had enough. how i've programmed myself now, i just think that i've got five or six more years left in football, and i just can't wait to see the back of it. this weekend, the fa cup semifinals are played at wembley. it's where raheem sterling gre

but i do want a gold in tokyo 2020 andi but i do want a gold in tokyo 2020 and i hope that i will get to work more harder and from next month we will start the olympic qualifications so i hope iam fit the olympic qualifications so i hope i am fit physically and mentally and i hope i do my best. now to cricket where alex hales has been removed from england's provisional world cup squad, all but ending his chances of playing at the tournament starting in a months time. last week a spokesman for the batsmen confirmed he'd been suspended following an ‘off field' incident. the ecb said his withdrawal is in the best interests of the team, to ensure they're free from any distractions. it's not the first suspension hales has faced, last year the ecb handed down a punishment following a fight outside a nightclub in the south west english city of bristol. the nhl, the philadelphia 76ers are leading 411—26 at toronto in the second quarter. it is level at one — one. until next time, i buy. ——by by. hello there. over the next few days the warmest weather is likely to be across more eastern parts o

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what are you seeing, andy? >> yeah, good morning, guys.though zion williamson and duke aren't here in minneapolis, we have great story lines. texas tech, virginia and auburn looking to win their first. michigan state, meanwhile, have they one. tom izzo has the spartans playing in the final four for the eighth time in his career. i got the time to speak with the other coaches along with coach izzo and asked them what are they going to say to their players ahead of the biggest game of their lives. >> you've got like two hours, two hours to give everything you have for maybe 50, 60, 70 years of memories. >> just focus on the process. not the end result. one of the great things we've got to do to have been a great virginia team. have poise to be in the moment. stay within the moment. don't do too much and all of the cameras on us. >> once the ball is tipped. it's about games and possession. i'm sure once they walked into the open practice they saw and enjoyed that. this will bond us for a lifetime. there are so many memories. >> let's be the t

andy grammer, what a song.are going herough some stuff in t world right now. and for it to be a song to nudge them forward is cool. >> thank you, andy. great to see you. >> you'll be back in the fourth hour. first a check of your local news and weather. third hour coming up. >>> 8:56 is your time now on this wednesday, april 17th, 2019. good morning, everyo. i'm eun yang. let's check on your commute right now with melissa mollet in your first 4 trtbfic. >> wesnd benning road in northeast, still right lane blocked because of that fire investigation. the gas station from overnight.g gaithersbu, southbound 270 at 370. crash reported there. and northbound 395 at seminaryr slow f an earlier issue. >> we'll take a break now and check your forecast when we come back. stay with >>> well, we have a few isolated showers. that's with the frontal system that's going to sag to the south throughout the day. that's why c more clouder and 60s in maryland. 70s with a little bit more sunshine in central virginia. but we'll all e

so i've never been there andi players.ny how nice it would personally be. but i think for the players as well. at this moment, they are one, if not the best, team in the world with an array of players that are top players. and the reason they are top players is that they are not only technically gifted, but they are a set aside. they are a very, very motivated side and hence, the reason they are going for all four trophies. maybe he can look back to 1983 and brighton's last van to the final. they beat manchester city back on the way. pep guardiola can call on sergio aguero as he has travelled for this one. plenty of fans inside wembley stadium tomorrow. but in's funds will outnumber city. so it is brighton with the unenviable task of taking on manchester city, the premier league champions going for a historic quadruple. so do the seagulls hold out any hope? welljuliette parkin has been assessing the mood on the south coast. if he messes, brighton go through to wembley. —— if he misses brighton go through to wembley. bright

thank you, andy swiss there in agusta.xit, the chancellor philip hammond denies all the controversy has been a national humiliation. so how have the last two years altered the perception of britain abroad, and has its standing in the global order been affected? here's our diplomatic correspondent james robbins. if like me you have been sort of following the insanity of the brexit negotiations and are confused about what is going on... scene from the outside, britain is not looking good. a laughing stock to some, a basket case to others. theresa may ‘s brexit plan. what are foreigners saying about future prospects for britain in the world? i went to see kevin rudd, a former australian prime minister and an asia expert. bucketloads of damage will be done to britain and its standing in the world if it leads, but if it turns out that the brits decide that they have got to leave, the world will look at britain as a diminished country. so, britain as a diminished country, is that a real risk? next up country, is that a real risk

congressman andy bigs, good luck to you on this one. i look forward to hearing some of your questions, sir. i think you nighed to figure out what the heck went down. >>> coming up, attorney calling-for-due process in his massive fraud case. he's right. and you know what, when he was charged with all of this i said everyone is entitled to the presumption of innocence. funny he didn't feel that way about justice kavanaugh, remember? tonight, i'm exposing his total hypocrisy. >>> first, il ilhan omar is tryg to change the narrative midstream when she blasts her critics for questioning nancy pelosi in response to her own anti-semitic horrific statements. set the record straight on why it is that we have every single right to question ms. pelosi's leadership and question the hateful comments from ilhan omar. ♪ limu emu & doug tsh knew fear to night thattolem the far left is somehow the new normal. in the aftermath of a synagogue shooting just outside san diego you hear more voices calling for strong condemnation of anti-semitism in any form.

andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. time for a look at the weather now with mel coles.ture as far as the weather is concerned. there are su btle weather is concerned. there are subtle changes. on the whole it is settled and quite chilly. it is settled and quite chilly. it is settled because high pressure is in the driving seat. anchored over scandinavia. low pressure in the atla ntic scandinavia. low pressure in the atlantic are trying to send rain our way. we are drawing in particularly cold air. evident along north sea coast in particular. to give you an idea of how chilly it is in some spots, 12 celsius is the average april temperature. some spots will reach that

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andy swiss reporting from aintree.n is that the race had its first fatality for 7 years. the horse up for review was put down after falling at the first fence. moving onto football now. fa cup semifinal weekend — no surprise at wembley. manchester city beat brighton to reach next month's final. let's cross to lizzie at the big screen to get the news on this and the rest of the day's football. no surprise, as you say but i guess a surprise it was not a really good game. i think the fans watching, not just the brighton fence and the city fans, but all the fans watching would have liked to see a bit more goals for a start. city went on to win1—0. they are through to the fa cup final. brighton's plan was to contain city. it did not work. within four minutes, gabrieljesus put city one goal up. that was thanks to a cross from kevin de bruyne disappointing for the fence. city are still on for the quadruple. no one has done before. they are looking so formidable, and they are still on for the quadruple but they fed a lot of ga

andy swiss, bbc news, augusta.today a rare lithograph of edvard munch's the scream goes on display at the british museum. it is part of the largest uk exhibition of the norwegian artist's work, which opens to the public today. david sillito has been along to take a look. it is just it isjust one it is just one of those images and here it is rooting you on the steps of the british museum. the scream. this exhibition of edward monk's many pictures as a clue to why it is so many pictures as a clue to why it is so well—known because this is an artist who made different copies and versions, there are a number of screens. this is just versions, there are a number of screens. this isjust one versions, there are a number of screens. this is just one of them. what is important to remember is that we are not searing this scream. it was described as an infinite one, passed through nature by edvard munch which is the world pressing in on you, and age of anxiety. this exhibition is an immersion into that world. the acid thrower

congressman andy biggs, congressman matt gaetz. thank you, gentlemen. >>> a utility worker in new jersey survived an incredible close call on the job. this dash-cam video holding that wire. it drops on to the rain-soaked asphalt, sidewalk. the worker tugging on that damaged electrical wire, which he had thought was not carrying electricity. obviously it was. and thankfully he wore protective gear. no injury at all. thank goodness. >>> up next, nancy pelosi says president trump is trampling on the constitution, you know, the one that the radical dems want to change, the one they want to ignore no matter what their preference is. we'll take them up and much more we'll be talking with republican strategist, who will be joining strategist, who will be joining us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of all the moments you share with your best friend, the greatest could be the moment you save her life. every second counts in cardiac arrest. learn hands-only cpr and be the difference for someone you love. lou: house speaker pelosi laying it all out in a n

andy kick—off here at anfield is at eight p: m.. andy swiss at anfield.eir supporters racially abused england players last month. danny rose, raheem sterling and callum hudson—odoi were targeted by groups of home fans during england's 5—1victory in montenegro last month. the second round continues in the world snooker championship. amateurjames cahill is trying to cause another upset after his shock win over ronnie o'sullivan in the first round. he's up against scotland's stephen maguire. maguire, though, leads 5—3. they will resume this evening. you can follow all the action from sheffield on bbc two and the bbc sport website. f1 now. charles leclerc led a ferrari 1—2 in an incident—packed second practice at the azerbaijan grand prix. he finished seconds ahead of sebastian vettel, with lewis hamilton in third. earlier, there had been a bizarre incident during first practise when a car hit a loose man—hole cover, causing the session to be abandoned. george russell's williams was damaged by the drain cover and then doused in hydraulic fluid after its recov

andy swiss reports. # liverpool, liverpool, liverpool...have not guested. liverpool fans in bullish mood hoping for a win to ramp up the pressure on rivals manchester city. and the hosts could afford to be confident. their opponents, huddersfield, are rock bottom of the table. surely even they couldn't have dreamt of a start quite like this. liverpool ahead after just 15 seconds. blink and you missed it but keita didn't mind and neither did his manager. jurgen klopp soon had plenty more to celebrate as his players made it look oh, is so simple. the second courtesy of mane and whenjust simple. the second courtesy of mane and when just before the break salah added a sumptuous third, any lingering anfield nerves had long since vanished. surely it was now just a case of how many, and while liverpool weren't quite at their best they didn't need to be. robertson with his second of the night as his side coasted to the most comfortable of winds. it was just what anfield had hoped for and it was rounded off by salah. a 5—0 thumping and for now at le

. >> stephen: your friend and counter-part andy cohen, the great andy cohen, he recently had a son. > here you are as uncle anderson right there. do you like being uncle anderson? >> i do. if you look closely at benjamin's face in that picture, he's got amazing side-eye. i don't know if you notice this. he's got this side-eye look. like, he's very judgey inspect. in general i think babies are judgey. but he's particularly judgey. >> stephen: he's looking down here-- if you can get a shot at that-- he's looking at you like who is this bookish lumberjack. >> andy and i do this tour together, we're playing at the beacon theater in june and baltimore may 11. i want andy to take the kid on tour because i think the kid has been freeloding long enough. it's been two months. it's time to monetize him and-- you know, it's time he contribute gld now you're thinking show business. >> yes! you know, like liza minnelli. she did it. judy garland. >> stephen: young children in show business, best possible thing for them. >> i know. i was a child model. i know how it is. >> stephen: you were a child

. >> andy scholes is live in minneapolis. good morning, andy. >> good morning, guys.nyone predicts. .04 percent of people got this right in their brackets. zion williamson and duke are not here. three of the four teams never won a national title. texas tech and auburn looking for their first. michigan state won in 2000. coach tom izzo has his spartans back in the final four for the eighth time. i got a chance to talk to the coaches at their practices. i asked them, what are they going to say to the players tonight, ahead of the biggest game of their lives. >> you have like two hours, two hours to give everything you have or maybe 50, 60, 70 years of memories. >> focus on the process. not the end result. one of the things we have to do to be a great virginia team, be able to handle the moment. don't try to do too much. the stage is elevated. all the cameras are on us. >> once the ball is tipped, it's about the game and the possession. they walk into the open practice, saw that and enjoyed that. this will bind us for a lifetime and so many memories. >> let's be the team

andy, the question, can he do it?oping this is finally going to be the year tiger wins a major, after not winning one since 2008. i tell you what, the second round we had yesterday may be one of the best ever. tiger is one of the many names at the top of the leader board. he had an eventful second round. 14, he was in the trees, hitting out of the trees. he did it magically. a security guard running in slips, clips tiger's foot. luckily he wasn't hurt there. a birdie on 14. on 15, a long birdie at ten. he nails it. gives the tiger first bump. after that round, tiger talked about the scary moment and being one shot off the lead. >> it happens. i have been run over before. it's all good. it feels good to be back in contention of a major championship. this is my third in a row. look at the board. we are bunched together. look at myself and phil, we are on the older side. we understand how to play this golf course. it is add veventageous. >> when he went to tug his kid, he threw out his back. he was in a ton of pain. he w

andy moore, bbc news.ranjit leyl is in colombo for us this morning. there are so many stories of familiesjust torn there are so many stories of families just torn apart by what happened. good morning. absolutely. this is still a country in morning. as you mentioned, it is a national day of mourning. we saw some funerals take place yesterday, more are expected today. in fact, just two hours ago three minutes of silence was observed across the country. government buildings, flags we re country. government buildings, flags were drawn down to half—mast. people here still in a very sombre mood over these terrible, terrible blasts that occurred on easter sunday. eight lasts across the country in a matter of minutes of each other and the co—ordinated nature of the attack as well is something that many people were shocked by. this is a country, of course, that suffered from a decades long civil war which endedin from a decades long civil war which ended in 2009. it has been ten years since sri lankans have seen vi

congressman andy biggs, congressman matt gaetz. >>> a utility worker in new jersey survived an incredible close call on the job. this dash-cam video holding that wire. it drops on to the rain-soaked asphalt, sidewalk. the worker tugging on that damaged electrical wire, which he had thought was not carrying electricity. obviously it was. and thankfully he wore protective gear. no injury at all. thank goodness. >>> up next, nancy pelosi says president trump is trampling on the constitution, you know, the one that the radical dems want to change, the one they want to ignore no matter what their preference is. we'll take them up and much more we'll be talking with republican strategist, who will be joining us next. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we humans are strange creatures. other species avoid pain and

the next day andy was taken from his brother. he was not a minority. >> you're an adult, he was a child and you could not be in the same place. >> andy had been placed in a foster care center nearly 2,000 miles away in new york city with other kids his age. >> you could barely get through that call. he was crying. >> since he was 3, he was the only person he had known. >> last friday was the day the brothers had waited 183 days for. >> so he doesn't know it's happening right now? so this might be a surprise to him. >> paperwork in hand he walked into the center alone and minutes later walked out with his arm tightly around his shoulder. their smiles smark the end of being apart. >> he's like your father. >> reporter: they never lost hope they would see each other again and now that andy is better with his big brother, the soccer fanatic has only one thing on his mind. you want to play. >> play he did with junior at his side. >> we should point out junior and andy are back in houston. they're awaiting a court date. i think as was

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