zain asher, cnn, atlanta. >> wisconsin on tuesday. we will have to wait and see.thank you for watching this hour. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. remember to connect with us any time on twitter. "early start" is coming up for viewers in the u.s. . . . >>> donald trump and the republican national convention in a secret meeting. what went on? >>> hillary clinton getting angry calling out bernie sanders for lying. >>> and in a few hours, world leaders in critical meetings. can they keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists? welcome to "early start." i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, april 1st. april fool's day. you've been warned. 4:00 a.m. in the east. donald trump trying to explain why he told

police say the woman in this video befriended baby asher's philadelphia and spent some time with her. when they got to the food court, asher started crying, so is the woman offerd to comfort him while the mother was taking care of her other kids. instead she picked up the baby and ran out the mall. an amber alert was issued an the baby was found safe. >> everybody that shared the pictures and the posts and everything. thank you all so much for allowing me to get my baby back safe. >> the woman who snatched the baby is now in police custody. she has not been identified and charges against her are pending. >>> a boat sails right into a pier, sending people scrambling. whoa! this happened in san diego. investigators say a mechanical malfunction left the boat unable to stop. 144 people were on board, seven were hurt, three were taken to the hospital. their injuries, though, not considering life threatening. but that'll scare you. the crash also caused heavy damage to the boat and the pier. >>> and finally on a lighter note, a happy reunion for this lola had escaped earlier this week and i

fox's tara asher has this story. >> honestly they're my whole life. i've had him for 10 years.s my first horse. they're all like my children. >> reporter: you can only imagine how nicole west was feeling when she went to feed her horses and ponies at trenton's children's pony ranch at elizabeth park and realized someone had chopped the bush she hair from the tails of four equines. >> i was sick to my stomach. i was angry. i didn't -- it was just kind of a shock. i didn't know who or why or what happened. >> reporter: this picture shows how long the tails were. stretching almost to the ground. apparently the pony hair pilfer are had broken into the barn sometime tuesday cut the tails of ponies with only blond hair and took off. >> you may be wondering why someone would want to cut off and steal a ponytail. we're told they can bring in a lot of money. that people use them for hair extensions, for show ponies. cutting the tails does not physically hurt the ponies and horses, but the big impact will be felt this summer. west says it's the animals' only defense against black flys an

. >> meeting asher was not the best day of my life, the best day of my life is when i got my haircut changed my clothes but probably the second best day. we play around we joke around and he was probably my favorite person in the whole wide world. >> what was it like for you guys when you finally met each other? >> i was trying to, like, you're real you're not i can't stick my land through you. >> you're not a ghost. >> you're not a ghost, i did like oh hey. >> it was like that. >> it was like formal, then we've worked to best friends now. >> has making friends been hard? >> oh absolutely. >> the social transition is the hardest part. because the physical one like all that can be changed by like hormone blockers and testosterone or estrogen or things like that. all that can done like that. but if you tell a friend and they don't want to be friends with you, there's no fixing that, nothing can help that unless they don't want to be friends with you. >> then it's not a true friendship because it's based on a lie. >> must have been cool to finally meet each other and have something in c

earlier my colleague zain asher talked about the two terror suspects and the potential for more attacksrope. >> i've talked to isis fighters, recent defectors from the isis organization and they have assured me that the war is being brought to europe in a way that i think we have not seen in the past two years. paris was a forte of the spectacular success of isis, of that massacre, has redoubled their efforts to try and emphasize foreign operations. i've been told that, you know, very have dispatched other sleeper agents into the heart of europe. according to cnn today, paul reported a dozen operatives who took part in the brussels and paris attacks. i've heard even women are to be repurposed as suicide bombers and sent into germany to wage attacks there. yes, i think this is a very, very dangerous period for the continent. >> belgium has the largest number of isis fighters per capita. >> yeah. >> how do authorities in belgium begin to even root that out? >> the problem is we've sort of gone so far -- or we've allowed the situation to become so dire that it is, you know, almost a hercul

asher hodara filed this report from greece. >> the u.n. again expressing concern about the e.u. turkey deal, three days before it is to be implemented. hundreds of migrants landing on the shores. the u.n. it concerned about the positions inside the facilities. the u.n. says that's an overcrowded lack of sanitation. it's not just that. the world organization is worried that these people, the asylum requests are not processed because of the lack of time. and they are concerned that the international law has been violated. today we are urging the parties to the recent e.u. and turkey agreements to ensure that all safeguards are in place before returns begin. this is in light of serious gaps. >> the u.n. is concerned about 50,000 migrants. the people are not part of the deal. they have been trapped since europe closed their boarders. they are growing and tensions are on the rise. we have heard of fights between the different communities on the ground. many stranded - no one picks up calls. greece does not have the capacity to process the asylum requests. >> without urgent e.u. suppo

al jazeera's asher hodara reports. >> day 33 and waiting. living out in the open, just a few hundred meters from a boarder, separating them from the family. this man is from the syrian city. on his way to germany before the route closed. >> we made the journey because we thought we could reach germany, we sold everything we owned. they can't do this to us. >> this woman has not seen her husband and four children. she was left behind when turkish police arrested her, before she got on the boat to reach greece's shores. all she has are the pictures of her family in a refugee center in germany. >> i die every day. leila has little hope of good evening refunted with them any time soon. >> many of the 50,000 people share a similar story, arriving weeks ago only to find a different europe. i regret that we left syria every day. i regret it. it would have been better to die in damascus, at least you know that you have died in your country and will be buried in your country, here we are dying a slow death. >> europe's response to the refugee crisis

the city of santa clara will receive the three city usa award from the asher -- arbor day foundation.00 on kiely boulevard. in the east bayer 40 trees and plants will be -- east bay, 40 trees and plants will be 234r57b9ed today between washington and jefferson streets. i was looking in my county and there's free paddleboarding and kayaking in morinne where you pick up trash. the oakland zoo has activities as well. >>> uc berkeley rocked by yet another allegations of sexual misconduct. in 20 minutes, what the university is revealing. >> there's another story, the unsolved killing of a bay area mother. the evidence police are now releasing in the hopes of not only solving her murder but finding her still missing 2- year-old daughter. >> good morning, the commute is wet. you will see slow traffic here and there though seems to be improving on the east shore freeway. >> pretty good line of rain went through parts of san francisco, mount davidson, dubose triangle and to berkeley now. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back a

asher and cricket avenue. you see the roadway being cleared. it is the time of year trees are blossoming. chester county, closure cole street, east pikeland due to a large tree that could not stand the forces of mother nature. crews are working to restore power in that neighborhood to about 150 customers. we're also learning that hundreds if not thousands of more customers across new jersey and other parts of our viewing area do not have power this morning. rest assured that crews are out working to restore that. we're also gathering some video and pictures of hail that is fallen in our community. so we're going to show that to you in the next half hour. live for now in mayfair. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that, monique. you can stay on top of the wintry weather with nbc 10 app. it's a free download for your smartphone or tablet. >>> villanova's march to victory all-time best headed to the national game after record setting romp in the final four. you are looking at the wildcats leaving the floor in houston after they demolished

fox's tara asher has the story. >> my heart dropped in my stomach. get hammered. more bills pretty much. >> when he saw the flashing police lights he feared he was going to get a costly ticket for his tinted windows. but this traffic stop turned out to be so much more. officer josh, walked up to the car and noticed three-year-old daughter wasn't in a car seat. >> i asked him, you know, why do you have your kid in the back seat without a car seat? and he's like, i can't afford it. so, you know, i took him out of the car. separated him from his family and hey, what's going on? >> so he's like, you know, bills are building up and overtaking my income and, um, i can't afford a car seat right now. >> he asked me like, do you need a car seat? i kind of just look at him like, do you need a car seat? >> hesitation i said yes. and he asked me where i was going. i said to west land mall he look around and he said could you follow me to wal*mart? >> in his wildest dreams he never imagined what would happen next. both the man and the officer walked into wal*mart

authorities say a love triangle prompted brenda delgado to hire a man to kill kendra asher. the man who fired the shot is in custody.a man hunt in washington state for two men considered dangerous who escaped from a psychiatric hospital. both have been put there after being found incompetent to stand trial. one arrested for first-degree murder, the other for assault and domestic violence. offer challenging the verdict inthe holt hogan invasion of privacy case. the website asking for a new trial or for damages to be eliminated or reduced . the jury awarded the former pro wrestler more than $140 million for the website posted a video of him having sex with a friend's wife. heather: donald trump with the issue of border security front and center the day he entered the race for the white house and he's there with his pledge to build a border wall and then have mexico pay for it. the agency that works at the border are telling fox news whether the believe the systems in place are working and what more needs to be done. william's life for us in los angeles with more on the story.

snatched him arrested, caught on surveillance camera leaving the king of prussia mall with 7 week old ashernight. she struck up a conversation of some sort with the family in the food court, and then she walked off with the boy. he was found last night after someone spotted him after police issued an amber alert. >>> and it was one of the most controversial videos of the 2012 campaign. do you remember this woman brag being her nearly free obamaphone? >> everybody in cleveland know my number, got obamaphone. keep obama president, you know. he give us a phone. >> gave you a phone? >> going to do more. apparently she was right. that woman could soon get subsidized internet, too. the fcc voting to expand the so-called bicyclephone program to include web access. those eligible for the low-income service can choose between a phone or the internet for just $9 a month. >>> and he has an excavator and heart of gold. that's why he stopped to help a baby deer out of the washington state mud. he posted to facebook saying he wouldn't have noticed the animals had one not moved and caught his eye. the dee

i do the laundry, make the food then come home for general inspection and i put evan's clothes in asher'slara's shirts are not folded the right way. i did it. >> i think that's a good point. if we want the men to do more, we have to bite our tongue or they will purposely do it wrong so they don't have to do it. i believe men can help, they can't name their children's friend. >> i believe there's a luke in there somewhere. >> do you make from doctor appointments? have you bought them clothes? never, ever thread of clothing, doctor appointment. a hundred percent right as usual. >> you do those things. >> i do them. >> bill take it is away. >> what would you do if you can find your dream job the way way you looked for the perfect date? one popular site is using the same match maker message to help people land the perfect career. ghost busters can making it's way back this year. find out why one segment of the movie is causing huge controversy coming up. . >>> fox 29 taking you in focus. as you know philadelphia excited villanova is in the final four. fans traveling all across the country to

c-n-n's zain asher expalins that's just one reason why wisconsin is so important. >> reporter:all eyesd cheeseheads. democratic and republican candidates are descending on "the badger state" ahead of its april fifth primary. presidential candidate "wisconsin is a battleground." with 42 delegates up for grabs -- the stakes are especially high for republicans. ted cruz has picked up the endorsement of wisconsin's governor, scott walker -- himself, an early casualty of the republican race. while former wisconsin governor, tommy thompson is backing john kasich. "wisconsin is a very independent state." they're hoping to stop frontrunner, donald trump's momentum -- before the race heads to trump's home state, the new york primary on april 19th. on the democratic side -- the 86 pledged delegates at stake are crucial to bernie sanders' hopes of making up ground on hillary clinton's big delegate lead. presidential candidate "we think hit >> reporter: but the closeout a ballpark you nothing is to a changed between the giants and the athletics. rivalries or happy. imperceptible change for this ga

my dog asher, i love him, too. and chicago and jersey, you guys are the best people ever.> my son, i miss you, mom and dad, brother and sisters, i love you guys. can't wait to get home to see you guys. >> to everybody back home, i love you, i miss you, i will be back and i can't wait to see you guys. >> to my husband keith and my daughter, i love you guys. i miss you so much and to my parents and the rest of my family, we're well over halfway done, ready to get back. thanks for holding everything down back there. love you guys. >> i'm sure your friends and family miss you very much. they have been on deployment now for five months. they are supposed to be home in june and rashad, you want to go to the braves and mets game here in new york. i'm going to work on making that happen for you. i can make that happen. thanks to the men and women in uniform, i appreciate it. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me here today. let's go to washington. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> thanks, brooke. harriet tubman will replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill. ol

when asher ghani ran for president she began to campaign for him which was a first in afghanistan. she was a gracious campaigner, she was attacked and maligned for campaigning in some quarters in sometimes hurtful ways, but she remained committed to supporting the campaign and to a better future for her country. as american ambassador i was proud when the new president recognized her at his inauguration, a symbolic turning of the page in afghan history. afghanistan is facing severe problems and challenges as we all know, but there is a new afghanistan building and emerging. the future is in the hands of the afghans themselves and they are taking charge of their future. they need time and space and millions of courageous afghans are working every day to take advantage of that time and space and i am convinced that there is an opportunity for this country if the international community maintains its commitment. and i'm also convinced there should be no further reductions in u.s. and international forces and support for afghanistan until conditions on the ground and afghan capabilitie

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