only three back. we good back to 10. jim: and way back there is koepka. he is actually fortunate the pin is back left. that gives him tons of room to work with. great view. send it down the left-hand edge of the greenside edge. jim: 249 yards to get there. nick: just a 4-iron. it won't get across that bunker. yes. it is not that far off line, but it doesn't get the carry coming in at that angle. jim: ahead to 13. dottie: jason day to reach double figures. we have had three eagles here already today. just a little bit of speed. a little bit of a surprise, too, for these players. it has been a long time since they have seen this on a sunday. it was a.l. year's friday hole location. well, with 9 1/2 holes to go, molinari with that sliver of a lead over tiger woods. koepka, finau. jason day did tap in for his birdie at the 13th and gets to nine under. back to 9. jim: finau with this bunker shot you already said is not easy. nick: well, you come outside ways, well left, and just try and get it one yard on the green. or you go straight at it and just accept he

shoveled on by jones, dealt on by dubinsky, popped back, werenski, then on back for chara to go backmore changes for the blue jackets. first overtime is always a longer change to get to the bench for the defense. now werenski. chopped on back. but out to center. twisted across, dubinsky a shot, steered wide by mcavoy. connected back on to kuraly. steps ahead, he has nordstrom, plays it off the boards. kukan, bottle up by kuraly, stashed it on back, just arriving in time to keep it alive, carlo, shot wide from acciari. carlo a shot, wide. unable to see it well was bobrovsky but it was wide. jenner on the bounce, carefully blocked by rask. 3:40 has passed in first sudden death overtime period. lobbed ahead for marchand to finesse to bergeron, sent one into the glove of bobrovsky who will wait. >> mike m.: two ways to go about this, get aggressive, go after it, or try to counter punch and wait for the other team to make a mistake and convert. seems to be the tactic these guys are taking. >> mike e.: coaches have discussed, in particular bruce cassidy, that we are playing mirror image te

here i'll back down to. the terrorist militia can still mobilize thousands of fighters and tens of thousands of sympathizers the idea of the islamic state lives on. since the summer of twenty eighteen around two hundred fifty attacks have been made outside of syria. how dangerous is isis now. amir what do you think is i-s. more dangerous now than it was prior to its defeat in some ways i believe yes because we are talking about millions of dollars investing in a normal economy that has managed before they defeated in iraq and see the tool in turkey in europe that the money is there a different. system is going on on the ground and the side of this of the states the sales still active we have about fifty attacks in iraq still to love every month. and beside of the fact that i just would like to show that they are still existing they are trying to make attacks here and there just to say we are still strong but i think in the end of the day the dangers will be less or more. to bend on the question how we are de

some of them come back twice. even the local population -- they come in. -- i don't know where this should be inserted -- the navajos won't come. once in my sessions. george: tell us why you think they don't come. , thereecause culturally is a disconnect between war and the navajo culture, and they don't want to talk about war? help us understand why you think they are not coming to the sessions. i heard in in an a wife out here and he said, sam, you should never talk about it. just keep it a secret. it is our language. that is the way they understand it. that becauseress the navajo didn't have any abcs in their language. neither do they have military terminology. so they take it that they know all about code talkers. that is my feeling. you go out among them and they love it. they thank you for it. the locals don't invite us. there were five or six novel navajo schools. us an invitation to the outlying schools but not the local schools. us andurches invited some workgroups came from california. they put them toge

to go back to end of the day we should think about who are going to come back in which case is the whole distance has or they have four of the for. the really it's it's need a lot of fork it's the need evidence when you go to the courts you should bring black and white in the kurds who are into troll much of the area where these former people are being held so it's very difficult to get that kind of evidence alan what do you think how should we deal with these cases should they be tried in syria these should these individuals once they return here be subject to german law. well look i'm glad that we have this problem because remember how we pointed the finger at the united states about guantanamo they had similar problems that these two have been found on the battlefield they were obviously they had been fighters a bit you know you couldn't prove it what to do with them so they dumped them in a sort of extralegal a place called one time and we're doing the same with these people we're saying to the kurds you hang on to them we don't want them for whatever reason now. we can do that but t

♪ >> back-to-back. back-to-ba.ack-to-back. >> oh, yes, we are back as the capitals try to go back-to-back. i'm dave johnson and welcome to "defending the cup". this is our count dow to our game coverage between the capitals and the carolina hurricanes. it is a perfect day outside. the capitals want to keep it perfect on the inside. before we go forward, let's go back and remember it's different from lasyear. remember the capitals lost their first home game in the playoffs to the columbus blue ckjalets. now the capitals are trying to go up two games to none on the carolina hurricanes. we'll start with the good of game one because it was a win. jumping out to a 3-0 lead early in t first period. but here's the bad. thape scr hurricanes fought back in the third. their 19-year-old sensation, but late in the game it was time for big block backing. backstrom coming through again. this t sacrificing his body on the penalty kill. lars eller puts it away. and the capitals win. >> we got the first one. that's a good thing. we

so, he goes back out and continues the guadalcanal campaign. i want to say he's one of just two dive bomber pilots that made it to the battle, so we hear about gibson as a battle progresses at guadalcanal . >> then of course there's the cactus air force and thomas miller did a great book and i hear there's someone else working on a new volume about that which i applaud and hope to see that. but, to me it's very interesting because this is the pivotal battle to keep guadalcanal and help marines and help the guys ashore maintaining hair supremacy from the dark strip we took from the japanese. now, they came to call this the cactus air force and the folks that served on that and again you've got army air force and lots of fighters, marine dive bombers and avengers that come in their navy avenger squadrons and just because of time today i were gonna focus more on dive bombers but there's a lot of people that take part in the cactus air force so i don't mean to diminish the role. , the first group to come up ashore in flight and fight from henderson

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to back to back defensive play three blocks in a row that was a second on his back was a third safety means thin margin of victory to one over mine he's proud of your play of the day and it's a rolex resulted in the fans chanting his name after the match. congrats to roman birth and we'd like to announce the winner of our goal of the month contest for march congratulations to the month sock will be sending him the bonus think a jersey of his choice well that's all for us here on the bun as they go will be back on sunday with former as the good player michel didn't say until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. computers. for. twenty first century. any interest on our engines unique interpretation. a tesla in concert and the world of a young piano inching their. hearts twenty one presents johnny in a tree for nothing but a new chopin. next on. the country between europe and stop in. georgia it's done to get born in his home country and also his inspiration of. the sun the old i'm going to write about ge

tampa smacked back-to-back runs in the first inning and never looked back. 5-2 and drop to 2-6 on the season. >>> a big-time matchup for the as against the astros. fourth inning, liriano ties the game at 1 with the rbi single there, but the astros go on to win a tight one, 3-2. >>> 7:41. much more ahead. it's a risk for drivers and law enforcement. is pulling over on the side of the road dangerous for all of us? we investigate. >>> it's a little cloudy out there but that doesn't mean we're not going to have a great day. we have the rain moving in, just very light, but i have fantastic news. we have a warmup and dry conditions on the way in time for your weekend plans. stay with us. >>> it is 7:43 and i'm going to bring you a winter wonderland in california because whe californians get snow, rain and even the beach. the reason i wanted to show you this is because we had a couple of storms that brought additional snowfall adding to our snow pack. the weather continues to calm down just a bit making way for better conditions in terms of driving. take a look at

the season to forget the shall come back beating. would be something just savor the railing that rivals title challenge for securing their own survival. the game began pretty much as expected with jaden sanchez floating a lovely ball for mario good set to open the scoring in the fourteenth minutes it was the golden englishman's fourteenth assist of the season. shot that had managed to turn around a deficit in a single been disney game this season so surely no dobby day upsets he'll. be here hundred you're on i was worried that their head turning again after going one no down. but all heads hurt up just a few minutes later. perhaps the view from above will explain why the ref interrupted the game to check something and not to mistreat back and. the ref himself consulted v.a. ah and pointed to the spots joy fish alka discussed for the dome and boss is there goes the greatest scandal in footballing history to finish who invented this room for good name and nobody knows i'm not the problem. they have no idea about football they've never

>>after game 3 now warriors back on track their their back to who they are kevin duran is back to hein the game and boy did he show and he was target put on dominant performance there is putting up with 3 that was in the 1st quarter neylan that and then step curry joining the party to put up a tree on his own 21 points for curry in the game but durant's when he finished with 38 points. he was going strong this is his game that beverly was nowhere to be found the fly. a final score one 32 to one oh 5 head coach steve kerr is happy that katie is back. >>i was aggressive from the the bill funds they and so he the show. and showed everybody who kevin duran is. >>years of 30 only to only saw one of our nothing at this point reza's play so a well-trodden that people know. kevin duran who are you what. series 2 to one now game 4 is sunday in la at 1230 are coming up on the kron four morning. boogie boarder. >>again pulled out to sea yesterday by the strong rip tides, they searched and searched yesterday ended up having to call it off of his ability in low light this morning. it's just it's

and one of the questions i said before, al better came back here -- albert came back here, and those of white house have read the history of saipan know what a ferocious battle it was and how much longer than anticipated. i was just inquiring about your physical and mental health at the time when they load you out and say ok, there's another battle three miles away. and i was just -- keith was saying, you know, it's a long time ago and didn't really remember. how about you? you did remember how fit you were or -- jesse: being young and knowing that you're in a war, you don't feel those things. you're not sorry about being tired or anything. you're never tired. for ou don't care to sleep nights until you're given the opportunity. usually from your partner on the radio set. he can -- he can say go ahead. sleep a little bit. and you take turns, sleep a little bit. 30 minutes, that's enough to go another two or three nights. that's the way it has been and known that you're in combat. nd you want to -- to do things to save your life. >> so physical health was good and as you recall, your

choosing the lay back, lead with the wedge he can spin. and back at 14. david, i'm guessing the reason we've seen so many hole-outs are just the conditions of the greens. >> yeah. >> being a little bit softer. not a lotdf rough aro the greens. >> i think so. f you give them these conditions, you can paint a picture on this kind of a canvas. ittrolling the spin the way they do and the low punch shots that kid two or threeen times and jerk to a halt. it's really pretty to watch. >> okay good birdie forrl cha hoffman. gets him in a momentary tie for the lead. si woo kim cleans his up. they're setting a nice pace of inay here on the 14th green. corey conners rema in the lead. two pars justin on thatcard. >> that's his 27eth birdif t week. so corey conners walks to the 15th tee with a one-stroke lead. his wife mallory following. u lor when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know wh

i'm showing this season are the new signings dodie look at back e.o. on the ball here and daveed coach not see with the true balticon among just two examples of the club's smart recruitment moves this move finished off by the move in headings to make it three one. the be. fortunate to have come a long way with limited resources and that's also because they were a real unit if that weren't the case it's unlikely they'd still be pushing for a fourth tier. marco so it's not blasting home the fourth on a beautiful day for the home side. for one event but fortuna still have plenty to play for. we have our own goal so we want to have more than forty points and. yet for us it's more important to have more points than just to leave the light last five games we want to show everybody that we just that we can play also if there is nothing on the game. and they likely will reach that goal let's join in the applause for the bundesliga surprise of the season now let's see which results from match day thirty one stick out. the double shall catch and now mark a reall

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for them going back was transformative. for me it was adventure and excitement, the thrill of doing seeut for them as you will it was transforming. thing to aclosest true documentary i've ever done. >> george cockburn, thank you for walking by -- stopping by we appreciate it. >> in his own words, keith intle, navajo code talkers their own words here on american history tv. >> tell us about the land you and your family live on how much you have and how long you have been here. the livestock you have, what it .eans to you >> i came here a long time ago about 30 years ago. i got married to nelly. our parents were living over here. and wee both gone now had this land and we had some livestock on. cattle.e also some acres, i never00 made it a point to measure it. it was about half a mile wide and the little over a mile long. we have a farm here, this is pasture land, all of it. we usually have a garden over here. the drought has been so severe lately that it takes a lot of water to raise corn. we raised livestock. all of our kid

into the 60's today, friday and saturday, it's back to the 70's we go and it's back to the sunshinego to not say we won't see some sunshine today, going to be mixed in with a lot more clouds than you saw for yesterday your daytime highs today back into the 60's. redwood city and oakland each at 64 hayward and fremont at 65 while the napa antioch and san jose. he said 66 today, here's your next 7 days a big boost in temperatures come the weekend in fact saturday for some spots will be a full 10 degrees warmer than today is about to be and it's also going to be calmer and clear so make sure to plan something outside to enjoy saturday. sunday a few more clouds and a little cooler come monday, a cool stay of the forecast and our best chance of rain even then only a slight chance of it, robin you know john my allergies are so bad, i'm never going back outside again. >>i'm and suffering right now. all right, let's head over to the san mateo bridge. this is what i want the rain to come back in just wash it all away, we're checking out highway 92 and the westbound traffic you're leaving hay

back to you. let's head back. >>the breaking news that we're following here life picks from this the sky you can see just the white smoke billowing into basically above oakland's skyline but white is good because we just heard all live from oakland fire department that they gotten a handle on the fire which basically broke out at around 8 15 this morning, so they have their hands full daria for a full hour. >>now we'll continue to follow breaking news in just a few minute >>from the scene of this street. this is a live pictur you can see the plume of smoke coming from the sky. firefighters are not clear what's burning. we have a crew on the way to the scene. were inside the warehouse when the fire erupted. so they got him out safely to their knowledge they believe everyone got out safely and no one was injured. but obviously they can't guarantee that we do know that the building is a total loss, but we just got no this is the latest situation here in the conditions we just got moved about 20 feedback because the f

to back to back championships tipoff. on saturday. >>all right still ahead on the call for morning news, a brazen smash-and-grab robbery in the north they will tell you what the thieves got away with and an assault at a bart station police are looking for the attacker you see on your screen will have the full back 15 the time john with the forecast and the cameras can get and following the warriors te believe in a nice for case asked we sure do finally our belief is coming to fruition are. >>ga. i think we're all pretty upbeat about this one really nice today with the only catch about today as you can see it's beautiful is the fact we've got some windy conditions out there winds gusting in the mountains as high as 40 miles per hour for the most part in the bay area down in those lower elevations where most of us live it's around 20 miles per hour for your gusts today. >>showers out of the region so the bay looks to remain dry. not just for today, but really for much of the forecast ahead of us all the way through the rest

she goes back and says i want to go back to the days we had different ratio.he days of reagan it is incredible how reasonable the position is. i think she advocates about that people think she's an economist. i think it is a pretty good argument is someone smoking cannabis here >> i can't smell yet really. >> because you are so stuffed, thank you forgiving everybody that >> you can't call it pot anymore because now there is stocks. someone is smoking pot in here on the floor of exchange >> they're not >> come on >> you do smell that >> it is pot but it is legal now, right >> not in new york state >> that did not pass >> what do you have against it >> plastic bags they are all in the trees and in new york city >> earlier we talked about the island and the pacific >> yes, there is that. i was supposed ton he be here fr it >> were you signing in the pacific island of clorox bottles? >> yeah, it is horrible. the amount of waste. >> taking a stand. right here you are taking a stand. you are against pollution. >> i am. >> whoa. >> we'll get cramer's mad dash, count

speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady -- does the gentlelady reserve the balance of her time? mrs. craig: i reserve. the chair: the -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. >> i rise in support of the local water protection act and i want to thank my colleague from minnesota, ms. craig, for her leadership and my good friend from florida, mr. mast, for introducing this important bill. mr. meadows: h.r. 1331 re-authorizes the environmental protection agency's section 319 which is a nonpoint source pollution control program under the clean water act. indeed, the section 319 program takes a cooperative, nonregulatory approach toward addressing nonpoint sources. re-authorizing this program reinforces the federal leadership being provided to help our state and local partners in their nonpoint source control efforts. this program has benefited water bodies all across the country, including in my district. for example, when agricultural runoff impaired th

the canadian forces have brought back their helicopter to get it. three hundred kilometers away the dutch forces continue their ground patrol. this is international effort to try to bring back peace to mali in a country that spiraling out of control although their mandate is to protect all of the european forces limit their operation just as far as this canadian medivac team can carry them and bring them back in march the un forces did not intervene when hundreds of the villagers were attacked by government backed militia groups in the region of mctee while the violence continues to spread in canada and the netherlands are pulling out of this operation saying their mission is done. we are leaving but the un still stays behind with another thirteen thousand troops so i'm not afraid that molly will completely collapse now that we leave they might lose a specific us but the other troops that are still around can do a job just as well they come back hours later after having seen thousands of people uprooted by the increasing violence in need of help but

i went back through a list.eople who voted against releasing the star report in 1998. 17 still serve in congress, all democrats and many of them are the same committee chairs who have pushed for the release of the mueller report, among them jerry nadler, elliott engel, chair of the house foreign affairs committee, elijah cummings, maxine waters the chair of the financial services committee. barr says he will come to capitol hill in early may to testify before both the house and senate judiciary committees. and nadler has indicated had e would like to have him sooner but what's unclear is if and when they will ever get that entire report despite what's been said by the justice department. back to you. >> liz: let's stay on what chad pergum just reported thank you, from d.c. as chad just mentioned jerry nadler did write an op-ed in the new york times demanding that the justice department release the entire mueller report but flash back 20 years when jerry nadler fought back against the release of the entire ken st

to back to back defensive play three blocks in a row that was a second on his back was the third safety means thin margin of victory to one over mine he's proud of your play of the day and it's a rolex resulted in the fans chanting his name after the match. congrats to roman berg and we'd like to announce the winner of our goal of the month contest for march congratulations to xenon sock will be sending him a bonus think a jersey of his choice well that's all for us here on the bun as they go we'll be back on sunday with former player michelle didn't say until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. because. my goodness the german going to sleep. on the major events of. the two between munich talks. on. political. discipline. to. the biggest beamer ever the b.m.w. x seven a full sized s.u.v. with all the creature comforts they come by and run with luxury. spacious and comfortable for the one nine hundred sixty s. the renault sixteen was a revolution in design and engineering today it's a stunning state. dri

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, come back. at that exact same set-up and pull it back further. here it is going back to the '09 low. again, if we put in some trend work whether to use a trend line or a moving average what you'll see here is the same circumstances. so remember what we did on the shorter term chart here is an entire decade and it's my thinking that at this point what we have is -- let's go back one if we can. what we have here is the ability to -- well, predict a sell-off we're not going to be able to go back, oh, we're back now, watch the circles and it's the same circumstance, this has been going on, right, consistently and reliably. at some poin you have an overbought condition. crowded circumstance at this point my bet is this final chart, that we're going to fall back to the level from which this breakout occurred that's the price objective right here i'm a seller. >> all right pretty clear on the charts at least, mike. what's the trade >> yeah, i mean, we have the highest valuation in three years. we have

if it pulls back, i would buy more it has not pulled back but this is something that has been curatedthe last couple of years by disney, they've now brought it into the market i think the market will embrace it and i also think it's a miscalculation to believe that disney's gain is going to be netflix's loss i think that's incorrect and that seems to be what's communicated i think both can thrive in that marketplace. i certainly think, as she says, the asymmetric direction for this is clearly pointed higher i think disney will gain potentially more than netflix will but i think they can both survive in this environment. >> of course look, the way that disney, you know, priced this plus offering suggests that consumers have the high probability of having both. >> yes >> of subscribing to both. >> i think so. >> this is not an either/or on a subscription nature or on a competitive front either >> right and it goes back, i think, judge, to at&t and exactly how much are they willing to bleed with hbo i know they have the hottest show, perhaps in history, with "game of thrones." that's, of

pat, back to you. >> cory smith, thank you. remember to stay with news 4 for continuingoverage here on the nbc washington app. we'll be monitoring the officer's condition and we'll update you as we get more information. >>> l's turn now to t weather and this storm is o movingck in direction. it will affect our forecast for the next few days. >> the system already brought to the carolinas. this is video from the morning stmmute outside of charlotte. chief meteorolo doug kammerer is in our storm center with what it means for us. what does it mean, doug? >> amazing you're talking about snow here in april. we have snow towards south and north carolina this is why. look at the temperatures. only in the 40s. our average high is 62 degrees. this storm system continues make its way up the coast. it is a very strong to storm an only getting stronger. look at the center of circulatn right inhere. you really see this swirl here. it is going to stay just you can see some shower activity moving into our area. we will see some showe tonight.

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to back to back defense of play three blocks in a row that was a second on his back was a third saving means thin margin of victory to one over mike's he's proud of your play of the day and it's a rolex resulted in the fans chanting his name after the match. congrats to roman birth and we'd like to announce the winner of our goal of the month contest for march congratulations to z. months stock we'll be sending him a bonus think a jersey of his choice well that's all for us here on the bonus they go we'll be back on sunday with former blunders the good player michel didn't say until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. features. decades i don't know it was an industrial power house with a famous football team through some of us here. but the heyday of cold steel and heavy industry is long gone and i want to find out how all of this short months past and present shaped the city to this day. explores the city's rough and ready chunk of what. next long d.w. . the country between europe and stop it going to

back to you. >> all right. cory smith, thank you. >>> today the man accused in california's deadly synagogue shooting is expected to be arraigned. the suspect is facing one count of murder with a hate crime special circumstance, three counts of attempted murder, and one count of arson. th arson is relatentto an incidet a california mosque last month. yesterday family and friends said their final good-byes to lori gilbert kaye. witnesses say she acted as ama hu shield for the rabbi in saturday's deadly shooting. the 60-year-old was attending service to pay tribute to her late mother at chabad of poway when she was con fronted by the gunman. >>> taking a look at the top stories that we're working for you this morning,taff sergeant christopher s liu tman will be laid to rest at -- christoper slutman will be laid to rest today. he was killed by a roadside bomn in afghanihis month. he was a life member of the kentland fire department in prince george's county and was a veteran of the new york city fire department. >

some of these go back to 1946. i think my computer goes back to 1946 to be honest with you. live camera. i will try to get this fixed. we are waiting for the fog, it is not happening yet. i expect it to come in soon because the water is very cold. highs today in the 60s, 70s, 80s and also 90s. we will bring temperatures down a bit today. for some, santa rosa 93 yesterday, 85 today. 87 in oakland yesterday, 79 today. the key is the airflow coming out of the northwest instead of the east, northeast. there is a bit of a west wind at 9 miles per hour. i think overtime the wind will win out. we are waiting on the fog to form. very cold water temperatures, we are down about 5 degrees compared to yesterday. look at half moon bay, low 50s. the offshore breeze has definitely turned more on shore so why would expect highs today to be in the 60s or 70s. tomorrow we are a little cooler on the most inland areas. >>> doing more to prevent wildfires in the bay area. next day effort in the east bay hills to keep people safe. >>> a sitdown meeting with president trump and the ceo of twitter.

we are not back to the future in any way.bout the exurbs iss it's important to define that. we used to call that 35 to 45 miles away maricopa in arizona which is what the article is based on is definitely an exurb and seen growth but in general the home builders are definitely pivoting towards the entry level home but the big guys like lenard but in smaller cities. not moving far out into the exurbs as you'd think and the growth we're seeing in people moving to the exurbs supposedly much more of the retirement age, especially, in that demographic. so when you look at millennials, really you're seeing a little bit that they're moving from 14 to 15 to 16 miles away that's still the suburbs what we saw back in 2006 or even in 2000 or this mansions way out of town, i don't think it's the same way today. >> laura, quickly, as that's happening, some people might live 15 miles away to the city it could still take 90 minutes to get to work. >> especially traffic is getting worse and worse in a lot of cities i certainly saw that when

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back to you. >>thank you very much john the sf more in food bank is now looking to expand so that it can help more people in need. they'll add about 28,000 square feet of new space refrigeration and the loading docks, the food bank serves about a 140,000 people per week and it moves listen to this 48 million pounds of food through that facility. every year. but a new study found that there are still 38 million missed meals in the bay area so they want to expand the work in san francisco should begin next year and the upgrades in moran are set to begin next month. for this month actually. >>allergy season is in full effect of actually seeing pollen in the air coming up in a live report will tell >>look at weather and traffic and unfortunately there are no hot spots here they're all over here. >>let's see what's going to hot spot in one of the worst possible spots the bay bridge we have 3 lanes close and the motorcyclists that went down may have being pursued by ch feet so this is more like police a

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more on your forecast is still to come back to you. >>thank you very much john happening today, the san diego community will lay to rest the woman killed in this weekend synagogue shooting 60 year-old lori kay gave her life saturday when she stepped in front of the gunman's bullets met for the rabbi friends and family held a vigil yesterday in paul way to remember her 3 others were also injured in the attack one of them was the rabbi that she saved he was shot in the hands and he will lead today's funeral. shooting suspect now identified as 19 year-old john ernest, he was booked yesterday on one count of first-degree murder and 3 counts of attempted murders attempted murder at this point they don't think he was involved in any large organized group they believe this was a a lone gunman style attack. meanwhile neuer the han who you see here in this picture is the youngest person that got hurt in that shooting listen to her she describes her injuries and the moment, the gunman opened fire. >>it was like i'm thinking and peace new it back

than the back reason, finally his backin than the back reason, finally his back in the limelight forionship. thank you. to another big day in the premier league next. it remains nip and tuck in a thrilling title race between manchester city and liverpool. they were both in action with the chance of finishing the day top of the league. adam wild rounds up the action. for all the football to look forward to at anfield, football first paused to look back. 30 years since the hillsborough disaster. this, once again, a time to remember. with such poignancy, such purpose, liverpool in no doubt how much this really means. mo salah, once of chelsea, missing the best of few first—half chances. but after the break, the breakthrough. sadio mane with the moment the anfield crowd craved. celebrations had barely subsided when salah did this. a goal is breathtakingly brilliant as it was important for liverpool's hopes of ending their wait for the title. it's the goal that sends them back to the top. earlier, manchester city arrived at selhurst park all too aware that this is a ground on which title

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backed government of prime minister fayyad is also raj the u.n. chief antonio gutierrez sit in that all tripoli. and united nations the main. available to facilitate any leads to briefly explain the situation in libya the country has been torn apart by warring factions since late libyan leader morgan moammar gadhafi was ousted by nato backed militia men in two thousand and eleven since then two rival governments have emerged one backed by the united nations and based in the western city of tripoli and another in the eastern city of tobruk that's allied to huffed are. more this let's cross now to u.s. diplomat a former u.s. diplomat always good to hear from you sir. libya's a mess seems to be ignoring the calls from the u.n. to cease military activity is there any chance that they will back down at this stage. i will as we heard in the report today they've it doesn't seem to be entirely smooth sailing for them and there has been some pushback from the un supported government. and the short answer for everybody is this is what happens when you have

backed government as does the u.n. and the only person the president might call on is speaking to is the head of that u.n. backed government which is prime minister raj not of course what they saying now this is not the first time you may recall that france has been accused of meddling in the affairs over libya an oil rich country there have been some grave accusations. against france from countries such as italy with italy suggesting that france is not always doing things in the interests of libya in the international community but putting its own strategic interests first. you would be very seriously fronts for economic reasons i brought an e.u. initiative to bring peace to libya and would support a policy that is fighting as minister of the interior or will not stand by and watch. what we've seen in the last few weeks is an increased an escalation in the violence in libya this is as we're seeing one of those governments marching towards tripoli now we. no from the world health organization that more than two hundred