little april kidnapped, raped, and strangled. her body dumped in a ditch. >> i think about april often. i carried her picture in my wallet for a long, long time. >> reporter: the case baffling authorities. the mysterious killer inflicting more fear. leaving rambling, misspelled messages, authorities say, like this carving on a barn door two years after the murder. "i kill 8-year-old april, i will kill again." then in 2004, according to police, more notes left at the homes of other young girls reading, "hi, honey, i've been watching you, you are my next victim." >> how chilling are the details of this case? >> i can assure you that anyone who worked on this case has been haunted by it. >> reporter: investigators say dna from some of those notes match dna found at the crime scene, with a madman nowhere to be found. police putting out this composite sketch based on his dna profile. >> i was part of this investigation when it started. and there has not been a day, a month, or a year that has gone by without someone in this room worki

is in was here april 4 of 65. jefferson davis left town april 2, 1865 at 11:00 p.m. the union army took over the city and this house on the morning of april 3. herem lincoln was april 4 -- abraham lincoln was here april 4. he had lunch somewhere. we do not know where. it is safe to say he saw every room on the floor and spent most of his time in this room. he met with a man who took over richmond at the head of the corps -- he6 also met with john campbell. campbell was a former justice of the u.s. supreme court. he was the assistant secretary of war for the confederacy. he was the only high-ranking for -- high-ranking confederate left. when lincoln got word campbell wanted to stay with him, lincoln was pleased to speak with campbell. d for surrender, a possible end to the war. when campbell got here, it was clear he was speaking for himself. he was turned to get virginia back into the union as quickly and painlessly as possible. lincoln listen to him, but he was disappointed he was not here to talk about a surrender of the confederate government or an end to the war.

guess what, april is not just eating.ecret, a big announcement to make and we're going to get the beans spilled out of her the next half hour. it's a skin care line. she's going on broadway. >> an exclusive. >> good morning. welcome back from your adventure. >> it's good to be back indoors. >> glad you're here. >> thanks for having me. the headlines starting with the bombshell recording between then-candidate donald trump and his personal attorney michael cohen. in the secretly recorded conversation the two men talked about how they could buy the rights to karen mcdougal's story of an alleged affair with president trump. cohen heard telling that she wants to set up a company to handle the matter. >> pay cash. >> no, no, no. >> cohen's attorney lanny davis insisting the president wanted to use cash in order to conceal the payment. but the president's attorney rudy giuliani said it was mr. trump who wanted to use a check to keep the payment aboveboard. the issue, whether they violated any campaign finance laws. >>> a georgi

i want to bring in now cnn political analyst april ryan. bill crystal, the editor at large of "the weekly standard" and rick wilson, republican strategist. good evening. good to have all of you on. >> good evening. >> i just want to play the stunning -- this is a stunning moment when the director of national intelligence, dan coats, found out from a reporter about the president's invitation for putin to visit the white house. take a listen. >> the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again. >> vladimir putin -- >> did i hear -- >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. >> that's going to be special. >> so you were in the room at that moment. tell us. take us there. >> yeah, that laughter was not because people thought it was funny. it was dan coats being embarrassed obviously being told this news by a reporter while he was on stage, and it shows how much he is really out of the loop, i suppose, and the president is making his own decisions. that's the main thing i've taken away from co

oneph died in this room april 30, 18 64. joseph was playing around on the eastern portico and he fell off of it. , and he 15 foot drop hit his head and he was found still alive and carried up to this room and he died here and our later at the age of five. the two girls did better. be 34.and live to she died from applications from malaria. maggie died at 54 and she was the only one to survive both carrots, although barely. she died in 1909, 3 years after her mother's death. maggie was the only one to get married and have children. she married a man named joel addison hayes. they moved to colorado springs in 1880. at several children. one changed his name from hayes to hayes davis in honor of jefferson davis. today, there are direct descendents of jefferson davis and some of them still bear the name hayes davis. jefferson davis spent two years in prison in hampton, virginia. he was released in may 18 6700 of habeas corpus. of habeasd -- a writ corpus. the trial was postponed and eventually dropped. although he had been indicte

debt russia cut its holdings of treasuries nearly in half in april as washington slapped the harshest sanctions to date on the selection of russian companies and individuals and a shift adults bank attributed to a deepening geo political standoff russia is instead keeping up its purchases of gold some people. ask whether the russian central bank sold them to support the ruble in april but it's about changing allocation as reserves continue to grow said latimer midwest chef ski senior economist at downscale bank in helsinki rising u.s. eels have fueled the sell off right while global debt to g.d.p. is almost three hundred percent you know countries like japan it's way higher and one big central bank of the world in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen will go bust probably the bank of japan but could be the european central bank and that will be an enormous catastrophe in the financial sector and gold will be a safe haven play and russia is anticipating this because it's been trying to do trade with the west for a long time fifteen years sixteen years under putin and the west america keep p

found at the site of an alleged attack in april in syria duma. demolition of a bedouin village in the west has been suspended by and is ready quarter after scuffles between protesters and police when bulldozers moved in. well it is saturday morning here in moscow and of course we have your latest world news headlines but also the very latest on the surprising world cup let's get into . so with the world cup in russia very much at the business end of things we now know the first team to compete in the last full all the championship. belgium through heavyweights europe brazil crashing out. on friday team across all the action. but they has been the first day of the quarter finals has now come to a close we know exactly who the first pair was still in the race for the trophy belgium and france all through to the last for brazil in the world why it's time to pack their bags in the late game of the day belgium saw off five time world cup winners brazil two goals two one. there on the wall oh. and what a game it was belgium opening the scoring in the t

on april ninth one nine hundred forty operation vai's or phasor exercise began leading to the veil mox successful invasion of norway. the small entourage of adjutants secretaries and old companions of the fewer such as albert speer assembled on the terrace it was claimed later that hitler never talked politics in the presence of women. after the war the surviving members of the inner circle claimed that the dictator had left them in limbo about his war plans nevertheless eva brown's biographer doubts that the entourage was surprised by the attacks on holland belgium luxembourg and france on may tenth one nine hundred forty. one which hoffman claimed in his memoirs that even during his trip to the western front he believed that occupied norway was the destination his profession as photographer meant that he was own ways at hitler side and he most likely had more information than he later wanted to admit. eva and gretel brown's films document how casual life at the back off was while the furore talked business with his adjutants the ladies set on the wall near by. hitler's reputed tenden

has issued an interim report on the alleged use of chemical weapons in the syrian city of duma in april it say's various chlorinated substances were found in some pools from two sites and duma yet the report also states no nerve agents although degradation products were detected there p.c. w. has not yet reached a final conclusion about the allegations and his work is still ongoing the chemical attack in question was allegedly carried out on april the seventh in duma a week later france the u.k. and the us launched air strikes against syria accusing president assad of using chemical weapons against his own people russian military experts on the ground stove failed to find any trace of chemical weapons used in duma but the attack by western powers went ahead regardless. chemistry chemistry professor james towards the organic compounds the of p c w found out the size are not necessarily related to any nerve agents. it means what they found are just typical or gannet compounds that would be present from an industrial cylinder it has nothing to do with nerve agents the organic compounds tha

you can see this from april 18 on. about two weeks and when the violence did not stop, the peasant movement took over these roadblocks. they set of about 150 roadblocks. set up about 150 roadblocks. in major cities is set up barricades in their neighborhoods. the government has been attacking them head on using high weapons, ak-47's. when they go into neighborhoods, some people are armed in their houses. can we guarantee not a single person in this entire country that is against him doesn't have -- i can't guarantee that. the police are going into their houses and we have everything on tape because they do it in broad daylight. so some people may have been doing it. the movement is nonviolent. we have been promoting this. we had the first that was the and then one even larger. 100%icaraguan society's behind this protest. other people behind us? .nyone you can think of all of these leaders that any american progressive will remember from the 1980's -- amy: camilo mejia, we have an interesting debate just between the two

. >> reporter: 8-year-old april tinsley went mng walng to a friend's house. her body found in a ditch. >> 30 years, 30 years this family waited for answers. >> reporter: retired police officer, dan camp, was one of the police officers assigned to the case. for decades he carried photos of april in his wallet. >> i would put these pictures on my dining room table and scan these pictures over and over again, thinking there might be something there that i'm missing. >> reporter: camp got the call in 1990 when tinsley's killer taunted detectives with a message scrawled on a barn. then in 2004, threatening notes found on young girls' bicycles. after all these years it took only weeks to solve the case using a new cutting edge dna analysis. parabon labs compared the suspect's dna to a public database of genealogy information, results people get from a test like 23 and me. they found distant cousins to build the tree backwards and looked descendants and narrowed the search to two brothers. >> it really had to be one or the other because they were carrying the right

a 244 percent increase from april 2017 until april 2018. over the last three months national guardsmen and women have been operating along the border to help execute logistical and administrative support. operate sensor and imaging detection systems, mobile communications, border related intelligence analysis efforts, build and install border nd security infrastructure and many other functions. the national guard to plummet all the opportunity to put badges back in the borders they can enforce the law. and get those illegally crossing. support can also help process people and goods faster at the ports of entry. bring up the highly skilled officers to conduct law enforcement interviews ecand inspections instead of handling logistical and administrative duties. the governor my home state of arizona was one of the first governors to answer the president's call. today 657 arizona personal support operation guardian support. however, operation is not just the responsibility of the southwest border states. this is a national mission and appropria

has yet to reach a conclusion back in april after the alleged attack u.s. officials were also eager to jump to conclusions the united states has excellent intelligence gathering as we saw what happened with information that led us to believe that sarin and chlorine gas were used in this most recent attack we certainly had a lot of media and social media indicators that either chlorine or sharon were used james told so told us he had been skeptical all along about whether that chemical attack ever actually took place. i'm just looking at the a terror looking at the cylinders i knew that this was not a chemical weapons attack but really think there may have been some cylinders that been exploded but those were typical industrial cylinders of carbon compounds but nothing to do with the chemical weapons attack and that's where the report that there are. no chemical weapons agents were found at all with the nerve agent or chemical agents or mustard agents none of or the by products products were found. friday saw more protests at the gaza border as part of the a

from the beginning of april nine hundred forty the dictator took up residence at the back off again for months hitler had been planning his war against france the furor was confident that if he could achieve victory before great britain gained a foothold on the european mainland the british would have to sue for peace in the meantime the dictator was focusing his attention on scandinavia. hitler had ordered detailed plans to be drawn up for military action on the norwegian sea on april ninth one nine hundred forty operation vai's or phasor exercise began leading to the vam ox successful invasion of norway. the small entourage of adjutants secretaries and old companions of the fewer such as albert assembled on the terrace it was claimed later that hitler never talked politics in the presence of women. after the war the surviving members of the inner circle claimed that the dictator had left them in limbo about his war plans nevertheless eva brown's biographer doubts that the entourage was surprised by the attacks on holland belgium luxembourg and france on may tenth one thousand forty. i

it says its work is still ongoing now the chemical attack in question was allegedly carried out on april seventh and duma a week later france the u.k. and the u.s. launched asteroids against syria accusing president assad of using chemical weapons against his own people a lot of russian military experts on the ground though failed to find any trace of any chemical weapons used in duma but the attack by the western powers still went ahead regardless but chemistry professor james toy says the organic compounds the o.p.c. w. did find at the side of not necessarily related at all to any military style no of agents it means what they found or just. compounds that would be present in an industrial cylinder it has nothing to do with nerve agents or getting around. in trying. to compounds that any any organic chemistry lab or industrial site would have those are used as skin treatment agents use work removal that has nothing to do with a chemical agent some western media outlets were quick to react to the report the b.b.c. even claiming proof of chemical weapons use had been found though they qu

growth will be below that forecast back in april. nevertheless, that is korea. trading day getting underway. haidi: indonesian stocks looking to buck the regional trend. falling for the first day and four. the king at the broader market session, stocks recovering. the nikkei and the yen further spread. expectations are lowered for a rate hike from the bank of korea. the korean won on the back a 10th of a percent. comes to the outlook for korean stocks, we want to hire the concerns around the chip sector. along electronics sliding in a sold. going on with chinese stocks, adding 1% to hear. recovering from the loss we saw yesterday. as cte -- zte leading the charge. they're gaining ground well resourced players are feeling the pain. oil steadying after the worst drop we saw in two years. checking in on the commodity space. brent rising 1.6%. after thethe front mayhem we saw overnight. copper, aluminum, and steel. we did have a report from goldman sachs that what has been overdone and they have cut the price forecast, in the long run, goldman still keeping a positi

yes no stair in was used and i said that long back in april right after the attack those who work in this area could have told you that no nerve agent was used and there had been no nerve agents found or the degradation products none of them were found on the materials nor in the plasma of the injured people. none in the mud safely so of the hospice containing compounds the degradation products were found to be no no stair in this use was chlorine gas used problem either were chlorine cylinders there but that has nothing to do with the state actor state actors we never use chlorine gas that he claims are commonly used by terrorists it's never current never never buy by a state actor because it's so terribly inefficient so was chlorine gas exploded some of those so members sure probably but that's what terrorists do and much more many more people die from the explosion of lowering gas itself. and nation stuff chemistry professor james to thank you very much indeed thank you thank you. but meanwhile the british government is demanding russia explain how two people were poisoned with an

ulta is up 10% since april 10th. >> like we said in april, piper really likeded this one.hey've been spot on like it still. i don't own it anymore because the call it was in expired i think the consumer does well from here through the end of the year >> you own this one still. >> i do. >> the brothers are buying, you're buying. >> long-term investor. but i am trimming estee lauder and i've adding to ulta on the day. very volatile stock. store growth is there. management has a lot to prove so there's still enough secret schism in a name that's what i like >> okay, joe, you were giggling there in the clip. >> must have been something you said >> most likely up 36% good reason to laugh since april 18th >> yes and this is a stock that sings the beginning of the year, i have been talking about building a position and i will tell you that i still believe the stock trades into the 70s. trades slightly below $60 right now. you're seeing fantastic revenue growth, it continues they're a sales force. mark has a small position in this company i would expect that others will see what m

chris is back, april ryan and rick wilson. here's the question.ssentially, as i said before the break, april, he's created an enemies list. sarah sanders used the podium today to push it out to the public. we can't ignore that even though it's a shiny object. >> this president has an enemies list almost in every category, be it intelligence officials, be it the press. there is an enemies list on every platform for this president. but at issue, and this is a national security issue, this russia issue is bigger than people want to understand or care to believe. at issue, this president does not listen to his own intelligence community. then you have people from prior intelligence communities from other administrations who could help shed light on several topics. now, this president currently is fighting wars in afghanistan and fighting against isis. we are not at a point where we can go and take on iran if that happens. we are not at a point where we can take on north korea if that happens, we're not at a point we can take on russia. those people wh

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april seventh of a purported chemical weapons strike the agency has now released preliminary of plimer report stating that contrary to popular war harking opinion no organic phosphorus nerve agents or degradation products were detected in the environmental samples or in the plasma samples taken from alleged casualties that sink in but wait a minute i thought we were told over and over again about sarin gas chlorine and blood near and test revealing deadly nerve agents i mean heck even the white house even the white house and april thirteenth announced that according to u.s. analysis a significant body of information points to the regime using chlorine in its bombardment of duma while some additional information points to the regime also using the nerve agent sarin now while the o.p.c. w. did discover that chlorinated organic chemicals were indeed present two locations they made very clear that they have not made any determination on who was ultimately responsible and that they are still investigating but hey you know when you've got one hundred tomahawk missiles burning a hole in your

several years about five hundred thousand people live there but very little aids made it in since april. syrian rebels who gave up their fight in the south west have begun a riving in opposition held areas in the north of the country more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people have so far reached the town of la broke in hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage in a surrender deal with the government syrian armed forces have now entered the city of connecticut it's a big victory for president bashar al assad whose troops have retaken much of the south a group of rescues migrants from the mediterranean plans to file a manslaughter complaint against libya's coast guard they say a woman and a child died after they and another woman or left stranded on their boat deliberately damaged catch a low place all day on has more. than. a desperate rush to save lives it's the moment to rescue well first the stranded migrants from the mediterranean a forty year old woman from cameroon are still alive but for another woman and a toddler it's too late bu

i have to say, april, said what she said. but director cotes may be in trouble tonight, according to "the washington post". people were not happy. their criticizing and say, hey look, he looks like he was playing to the elites and he comparesed the president. >> of course. any time someone in the trump world deviates from the ideology of trumpism they're going to get stabbed in the back. listen con had his team of rivals and trump has his team of weasels. you got everyone in the white house who saw cotes express a degree of delighted surprise, and say, oh my brilliant president has come up with this wonderful idea. to have a cylinder party with vladimir putin. the guy gets caught sideways. of course the reaction isn't, wow, the president's out of his damn mind. the reaction is why didn't cotes show the appropriate joy at the president's idea to bring the spy master and what -- more people perceive than ever, his boss to dinner at the warehouse. it's an uncomfortable thing for a guy like dan cotes who has a long history as a s

in april he did this. af the nfl he walked in public for the first time since that injury. well, on tuesday shazier revealed he's expecting a baby with his baby michelle rodriguez. he posted the pictures on twitter showingff the sonogram photo and a sign that b readsy shazier expected in january. we're sote ex let everybody know we have a wonderful blessing. can't wait to welcome another shazier. >> how about that. >> good news. just ahead america's favorite giraffe april with us exclusively. spoiler alert she's getting married. more big news. >> an nbc investigation that >> an nbc investigation that reveals an alarming danger atmym moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean something worse. joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop further damage enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tu

on the seventh of april this year a week later france the u.k. and the west launched air strikes against syria accusing president assad of using chemical weapons against his own people russian military experts on the ground failed to find any trace of chemical weapons used in duma but the attack by western powers went ahead regardless. chemistry professor james torah says the organic compounds the o.p.c. death you found at the site are not necessarily related to any nerve agents. it means what they found or just typical are getting compounds that would be present from an industrial cylinder it has nothing to do with nerve agents that are getting compounds that they found were corsi to gases and tricorder siddique acid and those are the types of compounds that any any organic chemistry lab or industrial site would have but those are used as skin treatment agents used for work removal that has nothing to do with a chemical agent. some western media outlets were quick to react to the report the b.b.c. even claimed proof of the use of chemical weapon

what is "april in the d"?ns, the red wings and the tigers were all playing at the same time. they had this competition where you could, like, you could submit a song. your band could submit a song that would become the theme song for "april in the d." so, everybody around metro, detroit would -- would, not everybody, but a lot of people would submit videos. and you can still go online and do a deevenot nna say the link. i don't -- >> seth: oh, really? >> uh-uh. >> seth: 'cause he would be upset? >> it's too good, i think. i don't want him to -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, you feel like if we showed it, this segment would become about him. >> it, yeah. i think he would -- >> seth: he'd get a record contract? >> yeah and then, like, turn into a jerk. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so, what were the -- the parameters where you just all you had to do is, you had to write a song. the title had to "april in the d." >> it had to say "april in the d" in it, and i think it had to mention all the sports teams. >> seth:

ask whether the russian central bank sold them to support the ruble in april but it's about tainting allocation as reserves continue to grow said latimer requests chef skee senior economist at downscale bank in helsinki rising u.s. heels have ruled the south right while global debt to g.d.p. is almost three hundred percent you know countries like japan it's way higher and one big central bank of the world in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen will go bust probably the bank of japan but could be the european central bank and that will be an enormous catastrophe in the financial sector and gold will be a safe haven play and russia is anticipating this because it's been trying to do trade with the west for a long time fifteen years sixteen years under putin and the west america keep projecting this over to your let's trade let's trade but they keep categorizing and putting russia into the camp of this is why hillary lost and they don't want to do trade america has given up on being a free market economy and wants to be a top down polar bureau driven price fixing central bank led dystopian

proof of chemical weapons use had been found though the open itself is far from conclusive back in april after the alleged attack u.s. officials were also eager to jump to conclusions the united states has excellent intelligence gathering as we saw what happened with information that led us to believe that sarin and chlorine gas were used in this most recent attack we certainly had a lot of media and social media indicators that either chlorine or sharon were used james tore also told us he was initially skeptical of the chemical attack allegations even back in april. just looking at the attack looking at her cylinders i knew that this was not a chemical weapons attack if anything there may have been some cylinders that may have been exploded but those were typical industrial cylinders of common compounds they had nothing to do with a chemical weapons attack and that's why the report has said that there are known no chemical weapons agents were found at all whether they be the nerve agents or chemical agents or mustard agents none of the agents or the by products of the degradation produ

the short term because it would be divisive won't be helpful you said it was a dangerous game last april he said anybody wants to play that's a dangerous game certainly said i still and that would apply to the irish government at the moment would apply to anybody i think to push a bar to poll term it's not the result because i think i know what the result to be we reject it but it would be the antagonism anonymous of the stuff the campaign would generate and everything around that would set things back. when we're trying to get things to walk so i think it definitely is not the thing so why is the irish government pushing in the nationalists a pushing it well they want to exploit the the weakness of the power sharing agreement which collapsed over a year ago yet no exploiting the uncertainties and the political drift that's going on at the moment while a champagne are pushing edge and their line is that they will do it in the end the five year period the start. line but i have to correct the government are not doing it you've got parish government are not portion of blue twenty sixteen y

growth rose to 4.1% between april andjune, growth rose to 4.1% between april and june, driven by strong and thatis spending and a surge in exports. and that is the way it is looking this soui’. that is the way it is looking this sour. plenty more on the bbc website and you can follow me on twitter. —— the way it is looking this power. i'm @duncangolestani. thank you for your hello there. violent thunderstorms broke out across southern and central parts of the country later on friday. this marked the end of the current heatwave. these thunderstorms continuing to clear northwards and eastwards and then things turn cooler and fresher, with showers following on behind. this is the culprit for the change to our weather, the big area pressure that has been moving in off the atlantic. you see the thunderstorms, a line of them from east anglia across into england and eastern scotland. as we head into the early hours of saturday, most of those thunderstorms will clear off into the north sea. they could, however, linger on a bit longer into the north—east of scotland. behind those, further pulses

what is the date going forward -- what's the -- >> april 4, i think. >> april 4. so if i submit a project after april 4, and it's a low-rise, for example, that has a roof deck on it -- >> currently, the building department would probably say that it's not a high-rise, and it would get to the fire department -- and for our consideration, it is a high-rise. >> okay. thank you. >> and the date is april 4, 2018. so they've agreed to go by any preapps that were in the past, that the agreement were made, that everyone is on board with honoring them. >> i know this was the old word, the outreach that was done with regard to the industry or anybody. >> for the fire marshal interpretation? >> the architect association? how did they know. >> well, they'd request an interpretation from the san bruno building official or whoever he was directly to the state fire marshal, and then, those interpretations are published on their website, and of course, the fire department here complies with what the state fire marshal has his interpretation of what is meant by the code. >> weif i

my name is miguel, and i started as an environmental outreach aide on april 3, and i like to go wild flower hunting. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening. my name is ronald, and i'm part of the san francisco department of environment. i've been here about three months. nice to meet you all. thank you for this opportunity for me to experience this. thank you. >> and lastly, i'm devon. i work with the energy team at the department of environment. this is a great place to work. director raphael just does a great job. she's -- really gets me enthusiastic and revved up about our mission, so thank you for having me. >> thank you, everybody. and yes, director raphael does get us revved up about our mission, so lots of work to do. thank you very much and welcome from texas. we have better weather for you. and public comment, and any questions from the public? no? commissioners? i think we can move onto our next item. >> clerk: the next item is item 11, committee reports, highlights of the april 18, 2018 precisions committee meeting and the march 12, 2018, may 14, 2018 1k3 june 18, 201

we witness a 207% increase from march, 2017 compared to 2018 and 244% increase from april 2017. over the last three months the national guardsmen and women have been operating along the border to execute logistical and administrative support, imaging detection system provides mobile communicatiocommunication augmea related analysis efforts and to build and install border security infrastructure and many other structures. it allows the opportunity to put badges back on the border to enforce the law. ththis approach can also help tm process people and goods faster at the fourth of entry freeing of the officers to conduct law-enforcement interviews and inspections instead of handling logistical administrative duties. in my home state of arizona one of the first governors to answer the call and get a 657 arizona personnel support operation support. however they are not just the responsibility of the southwest border states. this is a national mission and appropriate every one pitch and. i'm happy to see the units from across the country contributed by selling t selling the need fg r

happened in the syrian city of duma after allegations casualties and dramatic video surfaced back in april april seventh of a purport of chemical weapons strike the agency has now released preliminary a political report stating that contrary to popular war harking opinion no organic phosphorus nerve agents or degradation products were detected in the environmental samples or in the plasma samples taken from alleged casualties that sink in but wait a minute i thought we were told over and over again about sarin gas chlorine and blood near and test revealing deadly nerve agents i mean heck even the white house even the white house and april thirteenth announced that according to u.s. analysis a significant body of information points to the regime using chlorine in its bombardment of duma while some additional information points to the regime also using the nerve agent sarin. now while the o.p.c. w. did discover that chlorinated organic chemicals were indeed present at two locations they made very clear that they have not made any determination on who was ultimately responsible and that they

compliance officers it was only in april that the company suspended most operations after the commerce department imposed a seven year ban from buying u.s. components and technology said he relies on u.s. companies for nearly one part in every four that go into its networking hardware and smartphones said t e pleaded guilty in march twenty seventeen to having shipped equipment to iran and north korea in violation of u.s. sanctions after they were slapped with a fine the company promised to discipline employees involved in the scheme but the commerce department said this week that those employees were paid bonuses instead. well we talked about the transatlantic trade dispute earlier but don't forget china u.s. tensions are at play here too like we just saw a fresh round of import tariffs are going into effect between china and the u.s. on friday experts say we can then really talk about a full blown trade war while one side punishes the other the consequences could chip away at both economies and at the paychecks of chinese and american consumers . these car enthusiasts in beijing regul

debt russia cut its holdings of treasuries nearly in half in april as washington slapped the harshest sanctions to date on the selection of russian companies and individuals and a shift adults bank attributed to a deepening geo political standoff russia is instead keeping up its purchases of gold some people. ask whether the russian central bank sold them to support the ruble in april but it's about tainting allocation as reserves continue to grow said latimer requests chef skee senior economist at downscale bank in helsinki rising u.s. eels have fueled the. right while global debt to g.d.p. is almost three hundred percent you know countries like japan it's way higher and one big central bank of the world in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen will go bust probably the bank of japan but could be the european central bank and that will be an enormous catastrophe in the financial sector and gold will be a safe haven play and russia is anticipating this because it's been trying to do trade with the west for a long time fifteen years sixteen years under putin and the west america keeps reject

these are live ptures of april at -- in the dark, apparently. >> april wants some privac >> i think sohale at the an adventure park in new york. you'll have to go up there to streaming the video live online. she gave birth last year to taj, the unborn calf she's now carrying has the same father. the average gestation period for a giraffe, 15 months. last year, april went even longer. you go, gapril. d luck, dude. that's a long fall. >> coming up, weather alert. >>> tracking m stormsing in right now in time for rush hour. storm team 4's dg and amelia are back next to tell us when this is going to let up. >>> a local burger chain uer >>> a local burger chain uer fire fndor i had life-treatening bleeding in my bra. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to looknside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable th i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the ge hge washington univerispital defining medicine. >> four things to know this afternoo

the most difficult thing is the weather april get the guys rehand after the ht. we have guys crawling through an attic in this kind of heat. is tough th this kind of heat. as youiay heardre the from the chief, this weather is d making forifficult fighting firings. anothero lightening strike earlier. this time in northern potomac. fire crews are taking extreme cautio this time o year as they work to keep these kinds of incidents under control. fe cr out hearsay people were displaced. fortunately there were no injuries. there was red cross assistance out here available to them. as for the family that lives in that apartmentch that did fire they are also recving assistance tonight as they try and regro and figure out their next sp t. for now we're reporting live in gaithersburg, melissa howell. lightening also sparked this house firen clarksville. it hit just before seven on suite meadow le. the home other thans were not home at the time. a neighbor discovered the fire on t roof and called 911. three firefighters suffered heat exhausti while fightinghat fire and wer

april, congratulations!t your attention to april the giraffe. >> we'll just be over here waiting. [ laughter ] >> how much longer? >> congratulations to oliver, the father, as well. >> oliver's been busy the last few years, i guess. >>> let's call this one fox news. cameras have identified who's been rearranging the newspapers in winston-salem, north carolina. somebody's been stealing the neighborhood newspapers. they've been piling up over the last few weeks. so they did a little investigating. they put up a little camera setup there. >> whodunit? >> who did it? >> ooh. >> look at that sly fox. so the homeowner checked his yard and found the newspapers and shredded phone books. a, he was able to find a phone book. b, the fox had a thing for putting together all these, all these papers. >> where did he find a phone book? can we investigate that? i didn't know those still existed. very, very sly fox. the foxes clearly did a good job of staying hidden, unlike this next animal. >> kayaker david rogers is in cal

2015 and march 200018. prescription items between april 2015 and march 2000 18.ng people with the pressures of social media and some distressing news articles around at the moment, we need to remember that young people have a lot of pressures on their well—being and it's a positive thing if young people are stepping forward and asking for help with mental health. the department of health in england say they have pledged £1.7 billion to transform child and adolescent mental health services while both northern ireland and scotland say it isa northern ireland and scotland say it is a priority issue and they are increasing funding. paul connolly, bbc news. coming up at 6am on breakfast dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: officials in greece say at least 20 people have been killed as deadly wildfires burn near the capital, athens. north korea appears to de dismantling part of a key rocket testing site in the north west of the country. exceeding expectations: google wr