and even that smile city ayesha is finally a free woman often murder charges against her unexpectedly dropped. i feel so happy. i didn't expect it. today is my freedom day. it was. the engine the shim was one of two women held on suspicion of killing came jong nam this strange tough brother of the north korean leader kim jong un. c.c.t.v. footage from february twenty seven teen shows him at kuala lumpur international airport in malaysia at this point it's alleged the women smeared the deadly nerve agent x. me on his face here he's seen describing to security guards want to happened and he's a schoolteacher to the medical clinic at the airport. just minutes later he collapsed he died on the way to hospital. the city i sure has always denied murder claiming she and another woman were tricked into carrying the nerve agent by north korean spies part of a prank for a reality t.v. show we stew truly believe she's merely a scapegoat and she's innocent. there was no direct evidence that she had played anything on you don't know the fact that it was that will follow you not have to be of the c

the thrust of the defense arguments for city ayesha and dawn has been the same that they did not know they were taking part in a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to take part in a reality t.v. show. defense lawyers say the two women were mere pawns in a politically motivated med for north korean men the alleged masterminds and identified by malaysian police as suspects in the case left malaysia just hours after kim was killed who ordered kim's death and why remains a mystery florence to al jazeera. malaysia. people across japan are paying tribute to the victims of the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami which caused the nuclear meltdown at fukushima prime minister shinzo albion japan's prince and princess led the commemoration eight years on since the disasters that killed more than fifteen thousand people of orators continue to deal with the cleanup some of the water used to call the nuclear reactor is still contaminated and more than fifty thousand people remain displaced. but as well as government has suspended the schools rather and business is

the thrust of the defense arguments for city ayesha and dawn has been the same that they did not know they were taking part in a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to take part in a reality t.v. show. defense lawyers say the two women were mere pawns in a politically motivated net for north korean men the alleged masterminds and identified by malaysian police as suspects in the case left malaysia just hours after kim was killed who ordered kim's death why remains a mystery florence to al-jazeera. malaysia. or write some for some weather now of how what the deadly deadly flooding in mozambique i'm allowing any sign of that getting better now if it was not seep out of the moment sammy but i think it's going to get worse before it does get better we've got a tropical cyclone this far into the mix now and you can see that quite clearly on the satellite picture that massive cloud swirling away in the mozambique channel staggering its way further west was towards the coast of mozambique it'll be about four days before it gets there but it will gradually push in with s

even smiled city ayesha is finally a free woman often mode to charges against her unexpectedly dropped. from a feel so happy. i didn't expect it. today is my freedom day. it was. the intonation was one of two women held on suspicion of killing kim jong nam these strange tough brother of the north korean leader kim jong un. c.c.t.v. footage from february twenty seven teen shows him a kuala lumpur international at ports in malaysia at this point it's alleged the women smit the deadly nerve agent x. three on his face. here he's seen describing to security guards what happened and is a schoolteacher the medical clinic at the airport. just minutes later he collapsed he died on the way to hospital. the city i show has always denied claiming she and another woman were tricked into carrying the nerve agent by north korean spies part of a prank for a reality t.v. show the stooge three believe they she's really a scapegoat and she's innocent. there was no better evidence that she had played anything on you don't know the fact they did those that will follow it not have to be in the city i shall

ayesha has been released but having faced execution she can now enjoy getting one life back. member in the nightmare that happened a decade ago ten years ago today a seventeen year old gunman in the small town of vinod and in southwestern germany stormed into his former high school and opened fire on students and teachers killing fifteen people and then turning the gun on himself it was a rare and shocking act of violence here in germany which has seen only three school mass shootings since the one thousand nine hundred sixty three well a decade later relatives in survivors of winnenden still bear the emotional scars many of them are calling for tighter gun control. visiting the place where her daughter was gunned down ten years ago is still incredibly difficult for gisela meyer the day she heard the news of her daughter's death and the other view high. school her life changed forever. my world just fell apart it pulled the ground out from under my feet i absolutely couldn't grasp what happened and it took months for my to understand that she was turned fifty i kept resisting

>> i'm with ayesha.prepared to respond to them, but i think also -- i thought the vice president issued a thoughtful statement. i think he understands that there's going to be a level of scrutiny that maybe there hasn't been in the past and that you have to respond to these concerns. >> it was kind of a weird statement, wasn't it, if someone accuses of you coming up behind a young woman, holding their shoulders, sniffing their hair and kissing them, of course i didn't do that. i would never do anything like that. it was sort of this, i don't recall but, you know, i don't think i did it. >> i think it was honest. i think it was honest. i think it was an honest statement. >> even before this, didn't biden have problems? anita hill said she never got an apology from joe biden. we saw biden actually supported an amendment to nullify roe v wade. we've seen that he floated the idea of running as a ticket and we saw that didn't go over well. pretty tough rollout. >> i mean, i think that kind of floating stacy a

--on saturday night, video surfaced of him throwing a surprise birthday party for wife ayesha... --with this video of them dancing making the rounds all over social media steve kerr played it coy when asked about curry's "night off"... "i did not check social media the last couple days so as far as i know steph got plenty of rest. are you know about? (media laughs).. the party?" warriors visit the grizzlies wednesday. finally tonight, a dramatic moment from the pga tour that had absolutely nothing to do with golf. --check this out, final round of the valspar championship in florida... and we have a harrowing rescue unfolding on the course.. --an osprey snatches a fish out of the water, but it falls out of its talons.. that's when a fan springs to action, manages to pick up the fish and return it safely to its home. --then, high fives all around at the gallery...such a touching moment. (ken) dramatic video of a life and death rescue from a cruise ship off the coast of norway. what rescuers faced as they tried to free the marooned passengers. new video tonight showing p

or maybe his wife, ayesha, right? good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the weather for us today and less showers today? >> less showers, but still some showers. so that's what we have going on, as we take a look at storm ranger this morning, and it's been mostly across the peninsula and now in the south bay, so if you're hearing that rain hitting the roof right now, you're seeing some of the showers that just moved out of the milpitas area, and is also continuing to move from santa clara into north san jose in some of the areas. we'll watch that as we go throughout the rest of the day and we'll get some sunshine. martinez headed into the mid-50s. it's still much cooler than normal and we'll talk about the weekend coming up and mike, you're starting out in oakland. >> i am, kari, about 2:00, 2:30,

lawyers from malaysia also of course thank you to the malaysian government for releasing me city ayeshasays the first thing she's going to do when she returns home to indonesia is see her family the indonesian government fought hard for her freedom indonesia's law minister had written to the malaysian attorney general arguing that city had been used as an intelligence tool of north korea city's lawyer said there wasn't enough evidence to convict her there was no direct evidence that she had played anything on you don't know as you can see from the c.c.t.v. recording what was the only fall was merely traces of. degrading yanks and that alone is only very is the company that still leaves don t. one of the enemies suspect in the dock her case has been adjourned until thursday following a request by her lawyers they too are seeking for the charges against her to be dropped. the thrust of the defense arguments for city and dawn has been the saying that they did not know they were taking part in a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to take part in a reality t.v. show. d

i shall now no reason was given by the prosecutor as to why they dropped the charge against city ayesha but the thrust of these two women's defense case is that they are just unwitting points in a politically motivated murder north korean a big part in south korean and american intelligence officials have said they believe north korean officials north korean north korean intelligence officers are behind this plot to kill. the half brother of kim jong il and these two women have said all along that they thought they were in just taking part in a reality t.v. show to play pranks on people they certainly had no intention to kill kim jong un. president abdelaziz bouteflika is reportedly back home from switzerland where he'd been getting medical treatment state television said his plane landed in a military base south of the capital algiers but demonstrations were demonstrators rather were back out on the streets demanding he dropped his plan to run for a fifth term sean you're going to go as more. after a two week stay at a swiss hospital abilities buttafuoco was apparently back in algeria

the half brother of north korean leader kim jong un has been freed after charges were dropped city ayesha and a vietnamese woman were accused of poisoning kim jong nam with a nerve agent at kuala lumpur airport two years ago. iran's president hassan rouhani has started a three day visit to neighboring iraq his first official visit as president he was accompanied by a high ranking delegation iran has emerged as an ally of iraq since the u.s. invasion that toppled iraqi dictator saddam hussein. japan is marking the eighth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck to the northeast in two thousand and eleven officials and members of the imperial family attended a memorial service in tokyo the disaster killed more than eighteen thousand people and caused a nuclear meltdown at the fukushima power station. spain has been marking the fifteenth anniversary of the terror attacks that killed one hundred ninety three people in the capital budget prime minister pedro sanchez and city officials later we had a memorial on march eleventh two thousand and eleven bombs planted by al qaeda terro

i'm joined now by former labour adviser ayesha hazarika, the financial times‘ political editor, georgest and reporter for guido fawkes. welcome to you, george, people watching tonight will a the commons voted against the may deal decisively for a second time, it looks like it will vote against no—deal tonight — what happens next? well, it is a good question. i think theresa may will make a statement immediately after the votes after these votes, and we are hearing she may announce the idea of a series of votes to give mps the chance to say what they would accept, so called indicative votes, and we had a hint of that from the chancellor, philip hammond, that that is the way the debate is moving, so the idea would be that the house of commons could express be that the house of commons could ex press a be that the house of commons could express a view on a second referendum or a much former close of union, like norway. i do not think this is an act of political genius, if they do not offer mps an indicative vote, there will be an effort by mps to force her to do that. if the government go

the thrust of the defense arguments for the city ayesha and dawn has been the same that they did not know they were taking part in a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to take part in a reality t.v. show. defense lawyers say the two women were mere pawns in a politically motivated med for north korean men the alleged masterminds and identified by malaysian police as suspects in the case left malaysia just hours after kim was killed who ordered kim's death why remains a mystery florence to al-jazeera. malaysia. people across japan are paying tribute to the victims of the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami which caused the nuclear meltdown of fukushima prime minister shinzo are banned japan's prince and princess led the commemoration eight years on since the disaster that killed more than fifteen thousand people of thora he's continued to deal with the cleanup us president. for another showdown with democrats over government funding trumps twenty twenty budget proposes slashing spending by five percent across almost all departments except defense whic

are seeking for the charges against her to be dropped the thrust of the defense arguments for city ayesha and dawn has been the same that they did not know they were taking part in a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to take part in a reality t.v. show. defense lawyers say the two women were mere porn's in a politically motivated murder for north korean men the alleged masterminds and identified by malaysian police as suspects in the case left malaysia just hours after kim was killed who ordered kim's death and why it remains a mystery florence louis al-jazeera shot malaysia. former south african president jacob zuma has condemned a panel which released a report accusing him of using the intelligence services to protect his personal interests and target his successor. zuma tweeted i have never been asked any questions by this committee a committee has two well known apostates spies i've never sold out nor written letters to the s.p. i feel nothing when apartheid spies call me corrupt people are not opening a can of worms which they might regret that made us more. a

the charges against his client particularly as just a couple of days ago indonesian citizen city ayesha had charges against her dropped and she was able to walk out of the shah alam high court a free woman prosecutors then did not say why they were dismissing charges against the city i shot but we've since learned that the indonesian government had been lobbying hard for her release and the vietnamese government has been trying to do that for the last few days but to no avail now the evidence between city and one people is however slightly different prosecutors say there is c.c.t.v. footage captured at kuala lumpur international airport that they say shows the dawn coming up from behind kim jong un and wiping. and on his face and traces of the x. the nerve agent that was used to kill kim jong un was also found on clothing as they were on clothing many people believe that city i shot and one scapegoats in this whole incident four of a north korean men have also been charged for the same crime but they are not here to stand trial because they are still at large having fled to malaysia jus

the three products being recalled are claire's ayesha dough, compact powder and contour palete. they can be returned for a full refund. >>> car maker toyota is getting into the space industry. toyota is teaming up with japan's space agency to explore the idea of a lunar rover. toyota released the first couldn't sent yule images of the rover. they use steel cells as a power source. that would allow astronauts to travel down the moon surface. it will hit space in about ten years. >>> the afternoon american spends about $165 a day gathered by the website gobankingrate. generation z under 25 spends 09 a day. millenials dish out the most cash with the biggest expense being housing. and a survey shows that americans can't cover unexpected expenses of more than $400 because they don't have enough savings. economists say that many households are having a hard time saving because they are trying to pay down debt. >> still to come, new e scooters revealed today the safety upgrades and new high- tech features that officials say will make lyme scooters safer for the riders. >>> taking a loo

he threw a surprise birthday party for his wife ayesha. here's steve kerr on curry's "night off".ia the last couple days so as far as i know steph got plenty of rest. are you referring to something i don't know about? (media laughs).. the party?">( james ) the warriors did bounce back and beat the pistons on sunday. they play the memphis grizzlies on the road tomorrow night. < it was a situation where. . there were times when we really thought we were gonna die.">( james ) still ahead in the next hour. for the first time ... we are hearing from a california woman who was stranded on a cruise ship. we will hear her describe the firghtening situation. ( james ) kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commercial-free 24-hour streaming news service. it's called 'kron on' - and our ryan o'donnell shows you how it works.

lawyers from malaysia also of course thank you to the malaysian government for releasing me city ayesha says the first thing she's going to do when she returns home to indonesia is see her family. the indonesian government fought hard for her freedom indonesia's law minister had written to the malaysian attorney general arguing that city had been used as an intelligence tool of north korea city's lawyer said there wasn't enough evidence to convict her there was no direct evidence that she had played anything on you don't not even as you can see from the c.c.t.v. recording. what was the only fall was nearly traces of. degrading for dogs of yanks and that alone is only various the company will that still leaves don t. hong the vietnamese suspect in the dock the case has been adjourned until thursday following a request by heloise they too are seeking for the charges against her to be dropped . the thrust of the defense arguments for the city i share and dawn has been the same that they did not know they were taking part in a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to tak

the warning was issued on the ayesha doughs two years ago. clears' disputed the results first and refused to pull the products. claire's has since stopped silk the product. the fda has called on congress to update its rules on safety. under the current rules, cosmetics do not have to be reviewed or approved by the fda. >>> a push and restaurant review guide is expanding here in california. michelin will award the highly coveted stars to restaurants besides san francisco and the napa valley. sacramento, the monterey coast, santa barbara and san diego will be included when the next guide comes out in june. michelin stopped reviewing l.a. and las vegas a decade ago. michelin says that new california guide book will celebrate the state as a culinary power house. >> which it is. >> time is 6:49. >>> san francisco's muni is breaking ground on a. >>> crews are ready to break down on the geary phase of muni. san francisco mayor will be at the japan town. the fremont police department introduced me that. it is a customized 2014 tesla model s. departme

the thrust of the defense arguments for the city ayesha and dawn has been the same that they did not know they were taking part in a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to take part in a reality t.v. show. defense lawyers say the two women were mere points in a politically motivated matter for north korean men the alleged masterminds and identified by malaysian police as suspects in the case left malaysia just hours after kim was killed who ordered kim's death and why remains a mystery florence to al-jazeera shah alam malaysia. railway services between india and pakistan are back on track after the any network linking the two countries resumed operations he said express known as the friendship train had stopped because of recent violence in the region now it's running full steam ahead as kohan to reports. their train to india leaves breakthrough week early in the morning. it grew i'd be only opportunity for many people to connect with families there why did between india and pakistan the distance between lord and adari on the indian side of the border may be les

joining me here onset anita, ayesha and jake, and steve.osure, viewers of this show know we do not talk about horse place polls but you're the exception because you're so good at putting it into context and explaining why it's important so early. >> i am honored. i think something a little interesting is happening here. it's this. the resume that he has, mayor of south bend, indiana, a city of 100,000 people. you do not see people run for president with that resume much. the last person who tried was the mayor of irvine, california back in the 1990s. a little bigger than south bend. couldn't get in the debate. his picture was cropped out of photos when it was taken. he showed up at a babysdebate t in jail. got nowhere. and yet, a generation later in the current media eco system, this is what pete buttigieg has been getting. big name people getting him viral attention. the coach of the celtics weighing in. he had a cnn town hall. he's been on "morning joe." if you're into politics and connected to political media, you know all about him. a l

i'm joined by the former labour adviser, ayesha hazarika, katy balls, deputy political editor for the, it is a grave moment. yes, it is, you can hear the anger around about it. for the brexiteers who wanted the certainty ofan brexiteers who wanted the certainty of an exit, or the certain exit on may the 22nd is not there, and in theory we are heading for exit without a deal on april the 12th. but as the prime minister immediately in her remarks, it would be preferable to go to the eu to ask for a long extension, which will almost certainly mean, if they wanted, taking part in european parliamentary elections and then, who knows how long the process might go on? so, all eyes on monday, on the indicative votes, and whether parliament can reach some form of consensus. the concern amongst brexiteers is that they might, but the consensus is going to be around something like a permanent customs union, or potentially, but less likely, a second referendum. ithink that was really white we saw some heavyweight brexiteers, dominic raab and so forth, changing their vote today because they were wo

josh aaron, rina shaw and ayesha moody mills. welcome to you all. josh, let's start with you.s the sanders' campaign learned from 2016? >> well, a lot of it did sound the same but as beth was saying, the use of his own personal narrative to draw contrast with donald trump is important and is new. i think that what bernie showed is that he can emphasizize with the challenges that people face and donald trump was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and can't. if you can get into that and connect that with the policy differences, that the beginnings of a good argument to make. bernie knows right now he's the front-runner and acting like the front-runn front-runner, doesn't make him the favorite. one of the most, if not the most important things to democratic primary voters, is who's the best candidate to take on-donald trump and a lot of what you heard bernie say today is geared toward that message and telling voters that he's the best candidate for that. >> that is the rub. many are wondering if sanders is someone who can really challenge the president. do you think that the p

with me now is henry newman, the director of open europe think tank and former labour adviser ayeshay weren't able to take control of they weren't able to take control of the process. push the government towards some of these indicative votes. it was very tight, just two votes in it. it wasn't just it was very tight, just two votes in it. it wasn'tjust hilary benn, it was a cross—party delegation. they we re was a cross—party delegation. they were trying to push the prime minister into notjust negotiating with the erg but actually negotiating with the house. it could help strike out things that parliament didn't like and narrow down the choices where a consensus could be reached. i think in some ways this strengthens her arm a little bit when it comes back to that meaningful vote but remember, the tories are still very divided and many conservatives voted against and many conservatives voted against an extension. many in her cabinet as well. andrea leadsom, liz truss. the tragedy about where we might end up as we may end up being bullied, parliament might end up being bullied into a