butler decided to seize upon an argument they gave him. being an expert in constitutional law, he understood if he seized these men and confiscated their bodies, he could use them for the union army's military purposes as opposed to allowing them to continue to be used by the opposition. this would mean a blow to the confederacy by seeing them as contraband of war. later on, butler which shows some remorse in his memoirs, talking about how he hated using that term "contraband" because it still suggested they were property. since the confederates were already using african-americans as laborers, butler saw the return of slaves to their masters as a way of hurting the war effort. consequently, when the owner of these freedom seekers, colonel charles mallory, sent his envoy to meet butler outside of fort monroe, demanding the return of the slaves, and i think this is the height of irony and hypocrisy, claiming the fugitive slave act. didn't you just say you were not part of the united states? how are you using law of the united states as your

so general butler let them in, didn't really know what to do. general butler was no abolitionist. he had voted repeatedly for jefferson davis as the democratic convention. but he was a military man. his job was to prevail over the enemy. so these three slaves show up and the next day or maybe two days later a guy under a flag of truce shows up and says i understand that you have three slaves belonging to my employer colonel mallory and he would like them back. in general butler says well, i don't think so. and the representative, these guys knew each other. they had some friendly chat. now do i understand you to say that you're not going to honor the fugitive slave law of 1850 he will not return the slaves? in general butler, god bless him said as far as i know, yesterday the state of virginia , the commonwealth of virginia declared itself a foreign country. in the fugitive slave law has nothing to do with a foreign country so get out of my forte. that is a bit of a paraphrase, but that is pretty close. that was the opening wedge and butler was very proud of it. he wanted to get c

forces afghanistan spokesman colonel dave butler has responded saying we reserve the right of self defense of our forces as well as the afghan security forces the best way to end the suffering of noncombatants is to end the fighting through an agreed upon reduction in violence on all sides japan has apologized to tens of thousands of victims forcibly sterilized under a now defunct law politicians unanimously passed legislation to compensate those affected by the nine hundred forty eight law it was designed to prevent the birth of those considered what they called inferior descendants about twenty five thousand people with physical or mental disabilities were sterilized the law remained in place until one thousand nine hundred ninety six at least thirty two people have died in floods and mudslides in the south african city of durban heavy rain started on monday night to do parts of the eastern cape rescue workers continue to search for survivors. egyptians have voted to approve major changes to the constitution in a snap referendum the amendments open the door for president of the fact that

jimmy butler gets in the mix and the pushing spills into the front row of the stands. butler gets ejected, both got technicals. nets down one. russell to joe harris, brooklyn up one. now 24 seconds left, embiid finds mikeot sc another former uva star. buckets. sixers take the lead. nets o with final chance, allen inside loses it, and that will do it. the w 76ers this one 112-108. >>> number two maryland la crosse taking on number nine ohio state inum cs. fourth quarter, terpsrail by one. tieing it up 9-9. take another look, his third goal of the game. let's go to ertime. bernhard beats the defender and take it'se air. 40th goal this season. terps overtime winners 10-9. >>> and once again, game five right after on nbc4. you've got post game live. ay here on nbc4. >>> and must check on weather headlines too. >> the tornado outside of reston came in at ef-0 so that's considered weak tornado, however, 75 mirpz win-mile-per- ist we saw at the peak. it was strong enough to do damage out there. luckily there was no fatalities. as far as lking ahead your easter, not a bad one.

thank you so much, josh ger seen the, paul butler, and ned price.e rest of the your weekend, thank you. >>> up next, senator cory booker officially kicking off his presidential campaign saying he can bring the country together. we're live as bernie sanders as well and hickenlooper's campaign. >>> it is tax day. find out where the contenders stand on mig companies pay more in taxes. i'm really into this car, but how do i know if i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so i know if i'm getting a great price. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. i that's the retirement plan.e, with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for m

continues to maintain the rules for as long as it is part of the bloc ok natasha butler with the latest out of brussels natasha thank you. smith now has a latest from london. reg's is supporting m.p.'s haven't wanted any extension to the ukase departure date from the european union they wanted it to happen on friday they wanted the u.k. to crash out that is now not going to happen the u.k. has been given a reprieve the challenge is now for tourism is conservative party and jeremy cauldrons labor party to see if they can somehow find a way forward a common stance on braggs that they can take to parliament get it passed through the house of commons both sides say they've been involved in sincere discussions those discussions will continue on thursday but the problem is there seems to be no indications that the two sides can come together on what sort of way forward they should see for braggs it so there is now the very real prospect that the u.k. will be sending members of the european parliament back to the new parliament after the elections are held towards the end of may this is going

team president rick welts gave us a tour of the model courtside suites, which come flush with a butler and private wine storage. what's the price point on this? lts: if you have to >>> the warriors are getting ready to move to san francisco's new chase center, their new headquarters local millionaires can enjoy the new arena's most expensive perks. there are $2 million luxury suites including courtside seats and, you get your own on- site wine cellar coming with a butler so you don't even need to open the bottles yourself at the washington post reports, 30 booked for the year. life from oracle, head of the warriors came, they had to chase you out of one of the luxury boxes i heard in oracle. >> i can afford to statement of those boxes, not on a reporter's salary, come on. but it is cool, right here on the baseline as both crews are warming up and getting ready for this one. and here is a question, can it actually happen? can the clippers go out and shock the basketball world by defeating the warriors in game 2? i don't think so. ckfa to b only way that they can get under the warriors s

later in the quarter, jimmy butler tryinghe to put t away. his three, money. butler had 30 for philly. they're up by 7. under a minute t playit's a one-point game. driving in, spin, fakes, scores. 12 points for thesixers. big man, philly wins it94-89, the series all tied at one. now,hr game t between dallas and st. lou in the second round of the stanley cup playoffs. series tied a 1. after a back and forth night scoring, final two minutes of the third, periodat maroon scoring the bluel fourth goa of the night. kind of a slow reaction, but cue the celebration, just hitting e top corner there. st. louis takes this one, 4-3. theyow lead dallas two games to one in this series. e> why don't away care as much? >> there are som folks in the area that mig really careht uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yeit is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing?

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the mother is kendra butler, 35. the son was remington butler, 14, and a high school freshman here."astation at louisiana tech university forced the close at least through friday.. dormitory areas, students' cars..and several of the severely damaged.les guice, president, louisiana tech university: "windows and glass blown out. things like that. athletic facilities are basically unusable."just next door in texas..multiple funnel clouds caught on camera tearing through the state..and the violent storms blamed for the deaths of a mother and her two children...killed when their car was swept away by flood waters..the family's father found clinging to a tree when he was rescued.i'm reid binion reporting. turning now to weather with lawrence karnow. (ken) lawmakers at the state capitol met today to discuss a trio of affordable housing bills... referred to by supporters as the keep families home bill package. reporter charmaine nero has the details. members. committee fellow public and from the after hearing amend the bill a large crowd of people stood one by one in line - telling the commi

john butler there, one of the first organic farmers in the uk.son to sail a yacht across the pacific ocean. he left california in the united states forjapan two months ago. donna larsen tells his story. it came into view as a small dot on the horizon, a 40—foot yacht carrying the first blind person to sail across the pacific, nearing the end of an epic 14,000—kilometre journey and two months at sea. as they neared dry land, people gathered at the dock at fukushima in japan to welcome them. mitsuhiro iwamoto, a japanese citizen who lost his sight at the age of 16, set sail on february 2a from san diego, where he now lives. thank you for coming. he had steered the vessel as sighted navigator doug smith assisted him with verbal guidance on potential hazards and wind direction. mr iwamoto's first attempt at the crossing ended in disaster in 2013 when his yacht sank after being hit by a whale. so the 52—year—old was overjoyed to finally complete the challenge. translation: it was really tough and i realised that the pacific ocean is boundless. i've ha

let's go live to brussels now and speak to the tasha butler who is following developments for us that tasha any idea of what's going on inside the meeting what are some of the sticking points like. what we're now into the early hours of thursday morning here in brussels and these discussions have been going on for several hours earlier that the british prime minister to resign may try to persuade convince e.u. leaders to grant her an extension of article fifty and delay breaks it again she wants the delay until june the thirtieth that she has left and the e.u. leaders are still deep in discussion but it seems that it's taking so long because that all some real sticking points the french president emmanuel might call he's taken a very color blind during this whole process has made it very clear that if an extension is to be granted he does not want a long extension of his reasoning is that the longer the u.k. is in the european union the longer the e.u. will be disrupted overshadowed by this whole breaks it process is also very concerned about the e.u. parliament tree elections coming

whether or not it reach it is level of crime doesn't matter. >> butler, there's a terrible -- what mueller wanted. we don't know what mueller wanted. we know what he did. it's like my colleague rachel maddow says watch what they do, not what they say. what mueller did on the obstruction investigation is he walked in three plus weeks ago and said here it is. i neither make a determination to prosecute, nor do i make a determination not to. what scenarios could have led him to that conclusion? >> so, not the one that bill barr suggests, which is that mueller basically said to him, oh man, this is too hard, can you please do my homework for me and make a decision in this case? so, look, mueller has some of the country's best prosecutors, and agents. he ran the criminal division and the fbi. he knows how to make difficult decisions in close cases. so most likely what he was doing is saying that there is evidence that the president obstructed justice, which is why he couldn't exonerate trump. and he was sending it, not to bill barr, but to the congress for it to make the decision about whether

our friends paul butler and joyce vance. welcome to you all. i'll start with the journalists tonight. shannon, the attorney general gave trump the characterization advantage. trump turned it into taking, you know, trump license, no collusion, no obtrustruction, a as we saw there fundraising on the word spying. that, however, could change by tuesday night. >> yeah. i mean, i think that the narrative of all this is going to shift dramatically. whether or not president trump has gotten enough of a head start onseting the narrative on his own because he has had this window of time with barr's letter out there, we are certainly going to be getting a more nuance and a fuller version of this investigation on that 4-page letter. i even think there's hints in that 4-page letter that tell us there's going to be more coming out of this 400-page report than a more nuanced picture than we have right now. barr mentioned things like most of the incidents of obstruction have been publicly reported. so suggesting there's some that will be included in the report

was the most awarded military figure in that entire history unbelievable a marine general smedley butler but people don't know his name and it's because after when he retired he just said i've become us folk i have been i was washed in al capone i'll cop on only at three districts we invaded three continents and saw this wonderful remarkable man his voice has been silenced and i'm so glad of that i'm still an issue very conscious of the fact that your work obviously very was filmed you are always talking about huge geopolitical ideas and then focus from something so totally is that where a lot about the script first i don't know how you. or whether you asked him or. under god i would ask him and then he asked me and then we both came in as a team what i think that was what my fascinating hour callouses life story is is about carlos is about that cuban dance here in this is about how how he managed to break through and be a super successful one of the best in his generation but also he's cuban and also his life goes parallel to the last forty years and that's something which where they're

is wrapped around what's happened in cuba his last forty five years of his life just the smoke the butler seem. to feel that was was out to put there and edit it into it because it's so startlingly political in what is otherwise a story of aspiration you know something it was hard to defend because. it had quite a few critical critical people on it but the thing is as paul says you cannot understand cuba without the united states so because we are are not only telling cutlasses life cover story we are talking about cuba the united states has been broken in the island for the last fifty or the years. the united states have interfere in the politics of so many other countries as smoothly which was these in this general area pacifist after his life. in intervene in so many other countries he became a pacifist and he wrote this book which was call what he said rocket and then to enter the i mean that was an amazing idea to say ok let's dance something the united states in the race and all over the world all the still valid digs and we just go on that's them but there was an amazing character

get a say in politics he is promising to introduce new measures to stem the unrest does not offer butler reports from northern france support for the movement is still strong. since november it's a weekly ritual yellow fest protests in france that at times turned violent the demonstrations began over plans for a fuel tax that spiraled into a movement against social inequality and the political elite up to three hundred thousand people took part in the first marches now it's just a few thousand but opinion polls suggest most french people support them so it's enough to keep up pressure on the government should quote i can't think of another solution movements in recent times that has been so vivid fired by those in power and why only because people are there to us to make more money president emmanuel mccall has tried to end the crisis by boosting public spending and in january he launched a national citizens' debate to give people more say in politics insurance it was at the launch that we first met retiree robert f. who complained that the government failed to help people in poor rural

please join me in welcoming dorothy butler gilliam. [applause] >> thank you, and thank you all for being here. this is a great honor for me as a legendary journalist i've known my entire career, but i've never had the opportunity to have a conversation with you. i told her, i would see her accomplices but she was dorothy gilliam and i was not. so i looked on with all and greatly respect and admiration. >> is a great pleasure to be here. in conversation with you. >> thank you for writing this book. this book not only chronicles your remarkable career but some of the really momentous events in u.s. history. you were there for so much of the time. what i was particularly struck by, my first book looked at the entry of african-americans and mainstream journalism, but most of them came after the urban and like 1965, 1967, the riots in the national advisory commission, and then after that, many newsrooms opened the door for the first time to african-american journalist, but the newer, 23 at the washington post in 1961. tell us what it was li

so that's an important difference. >> paul butler, sort of same to you.ury officials shall turn over the tax returns upon written request of the chair of either congressional tax economiee, donald trump said this week there is no law. he said there is no law, no law exists. his treasury are ask who answered the questions says i intend to follow the law, but they're constitutional issues. if they simply defy this law, who's going to stop them and turn over the tax returns? >> the way the procedure should work is that the committee will then hold the treasury secretary in contempt. they go to the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia to try to get him proed, which means he has to sit in jail unit he produces the tax records or gets sentenced to a term of years. the problem is the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia is an appointee of donald trump. whether she would do what the law requires is an open question. >> and there you have it, midwin. and have ceded all the departments, and et cetera, et cetera, with his own people, all of whom have pro

butler reporting.ay after looking at the fake smoke alarm, they did not find an s-d card or wi-fi capability. that means no video was recorded. for that reason, they can't move forward with filing charges. (justine) coming up -- doctors across the country are pushing for new laws to discourage kids from choosing sugary drinks. (jrstone) and -- why facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg is calling for regulators to play a more active role in establishing rules for the internet. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 10 facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is calling for regulators to play a more active role in establishing rules for the internet zuckerberg is calling for stricter regulation of quote harmful content election integrity privacy and got a portability he made the call in an

sedley, smith slapping marshall lemon upon the knee, said come on lemon, give us that song, about butler, mcclellan had never heard it. the general protest, not now, marshall, i would prefer to hear it some other place. and time. the 8064 campaign gave political content artist on vital opportunity to exploit this familiar theme of lincoln's compulsive testing, and joseph baker's lithograph, columbia demands that children to also have an image of, and angry columbia point at her discomforted president, and shouts mr. lincoln, give me back my 500,000 sons! -- a feeble diversionary response, well, the fact is, either way, that reminds me of a story! and then, a career, and ives cartoon, running the machine, as lincoln, laughing uproariously, at his own jokes, the new secretary of the treasury, william -- -- greenback. above all, the -- episode, offer the best target for illicit tech. especially was a poorly executed, but still arresting cartoon, headed commander in chief, conciliate, the soldiers post on the battlefield, which policies would you both should have any papers, it placed lincol

forces afghanistan spokesman colonel dave butler has responded saying we reserve the right of self defense of our forces as well as the afghan security forces the best way to end the suffering of noncombatants is to end the fighting through an agreed upon reduction in violence on all sides. deck is a national security analyst and a founding member of the group transparency afghanistan he joins us now from the capital kabul to talk more about this thanks very much for being with us. so let me ask you first of all for people who perhaps have been following the daily news out of afghanistan these numbers may may surprise them are you surprised by. well it doesn't it doesn't surprise us looking at the numbers and if you understand did nature and the context of the african war. meant spring go all the way to a default this is what we call it the taliban all signs where the government loses the districts to do is visit you and perhaps sometimes for a short period of time provincial capitals but i have to forward and put that went into mid spring this is the high but it mission be good for taliba

senior analyst john butler joins us now. give me your key takeaway.umbers the broad-based, looked good. does your analysis agree with that? >> yes, broad-based strength. but week asas weak, expected. -- weak as expected. what really stood out is the cfo said we have strengths across the board in all non-iphone categories. that bodes well for a good year. if they can deliver the kind of growth against a tough year ago comparison, they are doing well. andiphone weakness is known on the margin, china is improving. that is another thing that stood out to me. thesein the lead up to results being announced, we talked a lot about services being the next thing for apple. sales are up 16%. that is a record. where next for apple services? >> they are expanding services right now. something i really applaud is they are making a move into content in a bigger way. it is something that pairs well with the apple brand. original be launching programming later in the year, along with a redesign of the apple tv app that will allow people to drive other apps within the

twenty four parcel lympics and help restore some of the avenues lost glory and romance the tasha butler al-jazeera paris. both times following his failed banking the ball and trailblazers after it's the n.b.a. western conference semifinals they were trailing oklahoma city thunder in the last few seconds of game five when this happened. was. damian lillard fifty points with kept quiet three point buzzer beater in this one hundred eighteen two hundred fifteen victory the blazers will face the nuggets all the spurs next. my hands are so good for good about it. for our six five or six minutes at a game i just kept telling myself like. for us to to get this game we was going to have to really really dig you know to come out on top so. the fact that i kept telling myself we came on a lot are going to show when i was like man i really really have to you know we really dug important out so it was a great feeling. well whatever nuggets just one win away from their first playoff series triumph in a decade they routed the san antonio spurs in game five of their first round series one hundred eight

well, it's our honor to have with us two of our -- [inaudible] dorothy butler gilliam and our very own pamela newkirk. dorothy butler gilliam was one of the first black women to receive a master's degree in journalism from columbia university and became the first black woman reporter for "the washington post" in 1961. working there until her retirement in 2003. for 19 years, beginning in 1970, she wrote a popular columning for the post discussing education, politics and race. her work as a civil rights activist and journalist has been featured in three documentaries. she served as the j.b. at the george washington school of media and public affairs and has worked widely towards inclusion of young journalists, the young journalist development program and prime movers media, the country's first journalism mentorship program for underserved students in the washington and philadelphia school. she was president of the national association of black journalists from 1993-95, and in 2010 the washington press club awarded ms. gilliam its lifetime achievement award with. pamela newkirk, an award

you get your own on-site wine cellar that comes with a butler of course. 30 of the 32 suites have already been booked for the year. >>> greatest comeback in nba history. la clippers head coach doc rivers thought this day cannot get any better. spent to reach into my pocket to get my phone and left about two grand on the phone. on the street and kept walking. a taffy on the back and said that's your money. i don't know a lot of places that that would happen. with that happened today. so whoever that was, you could've had free tickets if you had to run away. >> he missed this. you probably seen the last of demarcus cousins with this playoff run. seth curry has a little bit of room in the three and they are in cruise control with the clippers they just did not go away. clips down 12 after patrick beverly and lou williams here. a tough shot of her klay thompson. warriors up one and a wide-open look here. they knock it down for a dagger. they score 85 points in the second half. 135 - 138. smack execution wise they're not as engaged as they want to be. >> there now one - one. so they feel it. t

lf couple of butlers. >> you ready? >>ious. yes. >> yes, you organize boxes. >> whoa.is that? >> come on. ♪ >> they battle well. >> i was just about he's got them doing all kinds of stufr, they're holding the phone for them, putting their shoes back on. they're getting a game changer here. force your friends into being your servients. clean out the house, do cooking. treat yourself. everyone noods a day tothemselves where it's all about you. >> that's all for now. than >> our returning contestant today, brett lazer, is a trivia master from brooklyn, new york, who's about to try to answer a question worth $100,000. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] what?me to "millionaire." brooklyn, new york. when we were interrupted yesterday and we had to stop, you're at $50,000. >> [exhales sharply] >> guaranteed. we're gonna begin the day with a $100,000 question. how's that feel? >> i wish i started every day like that. >> i'm sure this is special for a couple of reasons. this is what you do--trivia. so there's pride. there's com

forces afghanistan spokesman colonel dave butler has responded saying we reserve the right of self defense of our forces as well as the afghan security forces the best way to end the suffering of noncombatants is to end the fighting through an agreed upon reduction in violence on all sides it's a hobby war decade.

and it happened at the time robert butler's wife at the time was on my panel and i read the essay, so after we left the panel to go sign books robert owen butler came up to me and said i am so glad you are writing about this. and i thought, oh no, i am not writing that. i'm a fiction writer, i'm not going to write about my story. but it hunted me because he made it sound like i needed to do this and nobody has been doing this and you need to do it. like us am not a memoirist so i was really reluctant. then i'm in contact with some of the wife's that i knew way back in vietnam, and one of them is my daughter's godmother, and she said bev, i don't know how to write, you do. why don't you tell her stories i want my story told. so then i felt guilty that i was not doing this. so i began and i cannot begin how many years mine was, but it went through -- we can talk about that another question. but finally i saw that it was something that i had to do. i felt impelled to do and i began. so that was really it. i still don't think of myself as a memoirist but i guess i am. [laughter] >> i neve

former deputy assistant general and paul butler, msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutors and anna palmer and jake sherman, senior writer for politico, as well. tom, let me start with you here. the idea that there is concern inside the west wing. reporting that folks are worried that whatever they've said to robert mueller is going to get back to the president. he's going to be angry about it. vol valid concern in your view? >> yes. this is a president, i think, is not going to give kind of a gold star of appreciation to his staffers who cooperated with mueller and provided information that is damaging. so, i do think the staffers are rightly concerned. i mean, the isis goiis is going legal report that mueller is going to identify the support for conclusion. it won't take sherlock holmes to figure out in some cases a one-on-one exchange with the president who the staffer was that cooperated with bob mueller. >> trump has said and done so many incriminating things in public like when he admitted he fired james comey because of the russia investigation. you can only imagine what

>>reporter: beth bears plays -- things go haywire when gena teams up with his neighborhood tina butler to prove to her son she's a cool mom. >> me a tinao on adventure toe'moms and there's an epic battle seen. >> catch the action on the neighborhood tonight at 8:00 on cbs. late night host jimmie kimmel is taking it to the 70s. he's teaming up with celebrity to recreate the jefferson and all in the family. woody harrison will play archie bunker and jaime foxx will take on the role of george jefferson. all in the family and the jeffersons airs may 22nd. >>> stephen wonder, and jennifer lopez and diana ross had to 6hemicrost theater in hollywood and motown was founded in 1959 and its iconic sound helped shape the music industry. that's your eye on entertainment, michelle medina, cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning, everybody. i've seen players predict, call a shot. aside from quarterback nayman who called -- there's a player who did the same for his team and he's some where in that -- san jose sharks, what a story from yesterday. don't move. >>> let's give the city of san jose some ex

and this is part of the pantry, approximate the butler's pantry. and one of the most wonderful objects in our collection. it's a beautiful memorial place that was given to mr. and mrs. truman in 1945 exhilarating their wedding on june 28th 1919 -- commemorating their wedding -- it's so wonderfully romantic that after nine years of courtship and after so many years of having a love crush on bess wallace that he achieved his goal of matrimony. but as we cross the threshold here, we enter into probably the oldest part of the house, the kitchen. once they came home in 1953, and purchased this home, and they modernized the rest of the house, this kitchen was one of the few realms that they updated after that. so this kitchen received a few updates between 1953 and 1971. frequently, we have people say that this kitchen remines them of -- reminds them of their grandmother's kitchen or the kitchen of one of their aunts or uncles or somebody in the family. many comment to the wallpaper and ceiling paper. this paper was part of that last renovation in 1971.

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business but yes he definitely wants this done natasha butler thank you very much live from brussels. as well as prime minister has called for a general election on may eighteenth scott morrison is taking a third term for his consecutive coalition he's been in office sends august and is the third prime minister to lead a government divided over issues in leading climate change energy policy has played a role in australia's last six changes of prime minister. take a look at the headlines right now on al-jazeera european union leaders have offered u.k. prime minister theresa may like small extension to practice it until october thirty first european council president donald tusk speaking live now says the u.k. has agreed to it and that there will be a review in june it means the u.k. will not crash out of the e.u. on friday it will continue to see a corporation as a full member state with all its rights and as a close friend and stress that in the future let me finish with the message go to our british friends. this extension this flexible as i expected it. and it's a little bit shorter

with me are two former federal prosecutors paul butler and gene rossi. paul, i'm going to start with you on this one. does michael cohen actually have anything? >> well, it's hard to say. we should first note that michael cohen is no hero. he pled guilty to committing conspiracy to violate the election laws to help donald trump get elected president. we'll never know how much of an impact that had on the outcome of the election. but apart from any collusion with russia, this failure to play by the rules to get trump elected casts trump's presidency into the legitimacy of trump's presidency. he also pled guilty to lying to congress. so it's hard to understand why he thinks that congress is going to try to give him a break now. so he says he has all these e-mails, voice mails attachments, and images. why didn't he show that to mueller, why didn't the mueller team find t. >> we don't necessarily know that's the case he didn't show that to mueller, gene, do we? >> that's a good question. if the agents and investigators didn't see the 14 million files, then t

johnson author of the making of donald trump, and former federal prosecutor, paul butler.ound, david, that you can go to jail or prison for up to five if you don't obey this rule that says answer the demand of the house ways and means committee, turn over the tax returns? >> they know about it, chris, i have actually taught this to my law students at syracuse university, but frankly i had forgotten about it until one of my regular tax sources suggested i go back and take a look at it. it's a very comprehensive law. you can get in trouble for not acting as well as acting, and so, you know, you got to worry about your future career when you leave the government futur leave the government. what would happen to you if you go break the law for donald trump. >> well, that's my question when i watch people like bill barr, the a.g. and look at mnuchin. these are top cabinet officials. i think they're on closed circuit television. the only person watching is trump, and they talk for him. but at some point they've got to deal with the constitution, don't they and when would that com

in government in the past eighteen days mission has taken part in fourteen public debates latasha butler has more. since november it's a weekly ritual yellow fest protest in france that at times turned violent the demonstrations began over plans for a fuel tax that spiraled into a movement against social inequality and the political elite up to three hundred thousand people took part in the first marches now it's just a few thousand but opinion polls suggest most french people support them so it's enough to keep up pressure on the government should i can think of another social movement in recent times that has been so very fired by those in power and why only because people have there to us to make more money president emanuel mccall has tried to end the crisis by boosting public spending and in january he launched a national citizens' debate to give people more say in politics yes insurance it was at the launch that we first met retiree robert f. who complained that the government failed to help people in poor rural areas when we meet him again more than two months on he's not changed

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inside, kendra butler and her son remington were killed. monday would have been his 15th birthday. >> he won't be here but we'll still celebrate his birthday. >> reporter: cathy jackson lost her grandson and daughter. how are you getting through this? >> god. keep the family praying. i'm praying. we take it one day at a time. >> reporter: this was one of at least eight confirmed tornadoes that slammed into louisiana, carving a path of destruction and stretched about 150 miles, lester. >> gabe, thank you. >>> strong numbers tonight on the u.s. economy growing at a he y3.r. that's far better than most economists expected. >>> no the battle lines being drawn tonight between president trump and his newest challenger, former vice president joe biden. the two taking swings at each other today, and biden also trying to answer questions about controversies arising from his past. we get it all now from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight joe biden announced raising $6.3 million in the first 24 hours of his campaign, more than any of the othe

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not far from the epicenter of the nation's largest outbreak in the new york region, nurse melody butlers trying to convince anxious parents. >> i know how susceptible people can be. >> reporter: she knows because she herself was once afraid of getting the flu vaccine when she was pregnant with her third child. the things you had initially seen online, they seem legit? >> they did. they did. even as a nurse, i was taken for a ride by them. >> we need everyone to be a vaccine champion. >> reporter: she's now on a mission to fight the myths founding nurses who vaccinate. number one myth is autism. >> yes. >> what is the argument they make and what's the counterargument? >> the argument they make is that the vaccines given at 1 year age cause autism but we have so much evidence showing that autism signs and symptoms can actually be present from birth. >> there is no link to vaccinations? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: some parents worry even though they don't cause autism, there is too many chemicals. >> there is more aluminum present in breastmilk than the vaccine your child gets. >> repo

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reporter stacy butler tells us she is being held for ransom. >> reporter: kidnapped at gunpoint on an african safari. for the 66-year-old aesthetician , kimberly sue endicott, her dream trip turned into a nightmare tuesday when she and her safari guide her kidnapped by gunmen as they looked for animals in uganda. she has a daughter and a granddaughter. her facebook posts say she anal she couldn't wait to go to africa. ugandan police said the kidnappers are using undercuts cell phone to demand a $500,000 ransom for her release. ugandan officials release refused to pay. they're actively searching for her, the guy in the kidnappers. >> a ouof >> reporter: members of a conservation group from san diego revisiting the same park at the time of endicott's abduction. tom hansen said as his group is will leaving the park, they created endicott , two canadian tourists she was with, and their guide. >> even though this is a very rare occurrence, it did occur. if you are very close to us and you start to think while, that could've been asked. >> it has impacted us greatly. our driver is very conc

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smith standing by for us and london first let's get the latest from brussels that's where our natasha butler has the very latest on tosca. what we're waiting here for the british prime minister to resign may to come back and meet with the e.u. leaders we know that the e.u. council president tosk has said that e.u. leaders have agreed to an extension which we haven't had confirmed just how long that extension would be some sources are saying it could be october now if that is the case it would be the way between what reason may have asked for which was the thirtieth of june and the longer extension the date been spoken about by several leaders including in fact the e.u. council president himself or that was at the end of the year or even longer to talk about all this with me i have a mind to study it from the brookings institution amanda i mean these talks have been going on for hours now it looks as if we might finally have some clarity we know we've gone extension we're not sure exactly what it will be whether or not is not what's is this good news for treason may i think it's good news in