brendan carr joins us now from washington.ow does your proposal today fit into the larger picture of developing 5g, and moving aside some of the roadblocks? brendan: we are in the middle of this transition now, from what people understand as the current to this 5g4g technology. the big difference is that transition will enable a lot of the innovation you see now, utonomoust is a vehicles., or arey: the regulatory costs one thing and the financial costs are another. networks are extremely costly. how do telecoms handle that? brendan: that is right. we estimate it should take $275 billion to employ 5g. and these are forms we're looking at to inform our infrastructure deployment rules. the big difference is making that economical. the ideas we put out there today for streamlining are estimated to cut 30% from the cost of employment, meaning thousands of more cell sites that are economical to deploy and they will push these 5g networks emilyt.out emily: how does this fit into the infrastructure plan overall? brendan: broadband is

will carr has some information. what do you have? learned that there are reports out that the security at this facility is not armed. now, this is a state-run facility. that is a stark contrast to security that we see when we go and report at vas. vas typically have their own police officers who are armed. a state-run facility here. we've learned the security at the veterans home is not armed as they continue to try to talk this vetteran, a man part of th pathway home program who had been discharged just two weeks ago. >> trace gallagher: will carr live for us in the newsroom. thanks very much. nobody has yet been injured in this. he is holding two, maybe three hostages. police know who he is. they know his background. they have his car. they have his information. and they are in the process of now trying to get in contact with him. we will keep you up to speed on the breaking news coming out of napa valley, california. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. your world is next. have a great day. i'm your phone, stuck down here bet

(pam) in sports -- derek carr, a recruiter? raiders quarterback was able to convience a pro bowl free agent to sign with oakland. (steve) also -- the 49ers introduce running back, jerrick mckinnon and center, weston richburg our sports director, gary has reaction and all the sports coming up. next at 8.. a frantic phone call saying your daughter has been kidnapped. how one mom realized it was all fake. and that others have been targeted across the country. (steve) new tonight at 8. a washington state mom says she was a target in a kidnapping scam where an anonymous caller claimed they had her daughter.(pam) it is a scheme happening around the country..and as jamie tompkins reports... this mother said.. she knew something was not right. itús breakfast for dinner at the nelson home in ravensdale. things are starting to feel normal again, after a very scary phone call mom, kelly, got last week..kelly nelson, mother: "when i heard the child screaming i thought something was happening at her school, like one of those awful shooting

emily: that was fcc commissioner brendan carr.e heavyweights take center stage in the fight for cell phone supremacy. we weigh in on the battle between the iphone x and samsung galaxy s9. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: some revolving doors in tech. pinterest has named its first chief operating officer. company is aiming to scale its the ad business ahead of a potential ipo. they are hiring a former executive at square and google. she was most recently square's business lead, overseeing the company's revenue products, international expansion, customer support, and partnerships. she joined the electronics-payment company in 2018 after several years at google. and another revolving door story. francis frei, the woman who were brought in to a punishingin eightis leaving after months. she was on the management committee until the fourth elected ceos replacement. frei will continue to serve as an advisor to uber as she embarks on her own project to design a leadership program for executives centering on women and minorities. turning now

. >> reporter: jeffrey carr served as crew chief of the assault helicopter company.ustralian andy perry. >> andy and i flew for six months together. >> reporter: they lost touch after the war until in 1996 when carr saw news footage of his friend in australia receiving a long overdue silver star. >> i go, wait a minute, that's andy. >> reporter: in three, carr and another veteran bought this hughie helicopter and slowly brought it back to life. every bolt, every gun, exactly as they were in 1968. he invited perry to visit. >> it was with a great deal of fear and trepidation that i came over here. in fact i only did it because jeffrey insisted i come. >> reporter: like many vietnam veterans, perry returned home from the war only to battle post traumatic stress syndrome. it forced him to give up flying. >> my life was spiraling down. >> jeff is the guy who rang me up and said, you're going to have to come over here and fly this. >> reporter: back in the cockpit, his hands on the controls of this machine of war, is where perry finally found peace. >> the first time he g

the raiders release carr's favorite receiver, michael crabtree. to earn nearly 8- million dollars next season. the raiders could have kept crabtree around, but the team will use that money to work out deals with other players on the roster. nelson and amari cooper will be carr's primary targets, while seth tobert will be looking to bounce back from a down year. set to visit the ravens hoping áraiders also signed buccaners running back, doug martin to a one-year deala one-year doug martin to running back, buccaners also signed buccaners running back, doug martin to a one-year deal this free agency wasn't this free agency wasn't as hectic as last year for the 49ers.... they handled most of their major acquisitions early... today the team introduced 2 of their newest pieces to jimmy g's offense... running back jerick mckinnon and center weston richburg... mckinnon, made a splash in free agency picking up a new deal worth 30 million dollars.. a big pay day, making mckinnon one of the top 5 highest paid running backs in the league.... he's a smaller bu

i'm will carr.ituation now in its 8th hour at the largest veterans home in the country. the standoff started just after 10:00 this morning in yowntsville, california. a man armed with a rifle walked into a party. he let some guest leave but held three at gunpoint. witnesses then called 911. police swarnd the area and deputy engaged the suspect. the two engaged a number of gunshots. neither was hurt. tonight swat teams and hostage negotiators are still on the scene. unclear if the suspect or the hostages have been injured. authorities say they do know the gunman's identity and they have tried calling his cell phone numerous times. the veterans home houses around 1,000 vets. some of whom served in world war ii. others who are disabled. i'm will carr in los angeles. now let's get you back to hannity. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to our special news breaking edition of hannity joining us now with a lot more is the attorney for the fbi informant victoria toensing. fox news contributor sara carter. as i lo

in that time, he was among derek carr's most favorite targets...e team in receptions and touchdowns last season. and we aren't done with the roster moves just yet... the oakland front office adding to the run game with the signing of longtime bucs running back doug martin. in six years with tampa, he made two pro bowls as the made two pro bowls as the franchise's feature back. there's a strong northern california connection with him...as he was born in oakland and raised in stockton. many are guessing what this means for marshawn lynch, but gruden has said he looks forward to working with beast mode. and moving on to the 49ers-- the red and gold...spent the afternoon introducing their new acquisitions--center weston richburg and running back jerick mckinnon. john lynch paid up for the former vikings back...signing him to a deal worth 30-million dollars...and making him one of the top 5 highest paid rushers in the league. mckinnon replaces carlos hyde as the team's starter. he's a smaller but speedy back..but he's also shown an ability to be a pass-

brendan carr joins us about his renewed push for 5g. bloomberg. ♪ emily: this week marked one year since snap went public. sarah frier walked us through the year that was, the ups and downs. sarah: it has been one year since snap ipo, and there are still a lot of questions. it made huge changes. it rolled out a bidding based advertising model which caused the prices to fall, and it redesigned the snapchat application to separate friend posts from posts from celebrities and the media. there was one tweet by a social media superstar that wiped out $1.4 billion of snap's market value in one day. they posted their first quarter actually beating analyst estimates, causing it to surge 47%. the fan base is growing steadily, with active users growing to 200 million, but internally snap did not meet its goals so employees did not get cash bonuses. the leadership team has been working to improve, trying to work on their transparency, but evan spiegel has a reputation for not appreciating criticism, and has lost a slew of top executives since the

brendan carr is join us with some insight more "squawk alley" straight ahead. >>> dow session high was511. we've come off that just touch let's get to bobs by s s bpisani >> we went straight down after 9:45 we are bouncing now that europe is closed. we saw tech sort of open up nicely, everything was up 2%, straight down. europe was bouncing a little f.a.n.g. stocks were up 2%, they cut that many half facebook still on the down side. boeing, proxy for the trade wars started up nicely. 331, $332, just moved to the down side around 325 or so pharmaceutical stocks have done nothing for a up withal of we c. merck at a 52-week low general electric just broke through $13. sitting at lows of 2009. back to you. >> bob pisani, thank you >>> looking at stocks now, the dow is up about 318 points right now. rallying after that dramatic selloff last week. all 11 sectors in the s&p 500 are positive the s&p 500 is up 28 points. the nasdaq is up 8 6 "squawk alley" will be right back (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create,

trump campaign to manipulate american voters. >> reporter: will carr fox news. >>> facebook says it is completing a comprehensive internal and external review in the statement the menlo park based company says they are looking into the being a razz sigh of the -- accuracy of the allegation. >>> the time is 4:54. a study says we americans really do love our coffee. national coffee association says 64% of americans, 18 and older, drink at least one cup of coffee per day up 2% from last year. 79% who were surveyed said they brewed their own coffee at home. 48% of the millennials says they go for a flavored gourmet coffee. last time americans were this caffeinated, it was back in 2012. >>> all right. time is 4:55. a flooded out dmv office in oakland set to reopen today. details on preparations to get to the location that was flooding back up and running. >> a memorial service remembering the three women shot and killed at the veterans home earlier this month. details on when and where that memorial takes place. place. >> good morning. you can see traffic is going to be busy if you are driv

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the michael crabtree era comes to an end the raiders released carr's favorite target.nearly 8-million dollars next season. the raiders could have kept crabtree around, but the team will use that money to work out deals with other players on the roster. nelson and amari cooper will be carr's primary targets, while seth tobert will be looking to bounce back from a down year. crabtree is set to visit the ravens hoping to sign a deal. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. lawrence karnow: more rain and thunderstorms rolled through the bay area today. we had some sunshine between the clouds but it remained cool with highs in the 50s. we've even see some snow on our local mountains. there are numerous showers on our doppler radar. thunderstorms with brief heavy downpours are possible. isolated hail and more snow over the mountains is likely tonight and tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the clouds moving in from the pacific. this is very unstable air and while the shower

. >> tournam und tony >> carr: car ferkt pass.uckeyes 69-68. >> yale with the bawl, acreson free with the basket. jail stuns them 87-89. >> the newest player boris a midfielder from czech republic on loan from china. he's a play maker ready to get going. >> i interest.o play for the club that wants you. the thing i kept stressing to him the guys will get you the ball. catch the union in the season opener tomorrow on our sister station wphl-17. coverage begins at 7:00. it feels like soccer just ended. >> thank you ducis. "jimmy kimmel live" live on channel6 followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 5:00 a spire "action news" team, i'might. have a ie ie it's "jimimmel live"! tonight, oscar nominee allison janney, maisie williams,a and music from kent jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, hostng. you for coming. we are back at it after a

energy that they need for their best interests >> we spoke with canadian natural resource minister jim carrak with the mexican minister in a few minutes here you've been on panels with them and meeting with them in private. energy -- you three are driving the trade dialogue on the energy side how is your relationship with your counter parts from canada and mexico >> personal relationships had, caldwell i knew when i was the agriculture commissioner >> you had a nice embrace. >> listen, he's a friend these are personal friends jim carr is an absolute fabulous individual in his personal life. hard negotiator and a strong o proponent of canadian policies and canadian natural resources we don't get confused that you can be a friend and, you know, listen, the united states and canada and mexico, we marry each other, we do business with each other. these are relationships that are going to last a whole lot longer than this administration and our personal lives >> we have to go i asked that, secretary, for one reason should the american people be -- the markets are a little jittery. should the mar

councilman carr represents the district where clark was killed, and has been inundated with communitynce sequita thompson realized the grandson who lived with her was the man killed in her backyard on 29th street sunday night.sequita thompson/grandmother"he was right there dead. and i told the officers you guys are murderers, murderers."larry carr/sacramento city council "the video that i witnessed. anyway, that i saw wasn't quite as definitive as i had hoped it would be."many in the community dispute this.but officers maintain clark came at them with his weapon. turns out he only had a cell phone, but police point to this helicopter shot that shows him running away from officers.and to this body cam shot they say puts him on the other side of a backyard table to show his position.before he turns and is running at them when they start firing.natsot/sonseeahr ay tonsall"now that these videos are out... what do you think that they say to the public about this incident?" natsot/officer"well the goal of getting these videos out is so the public can see what occurred, not the police depart

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the week began with some news that could have come from a john le carre novel, described here at themonday's news at 10 by fiona bruce. a former russian spy is critical in hospital after a suspected poisoning in salisbury. sergei skripal, convicted of spying on russia for the uk, has been living in britain for nearly eight years. police in protective clothing have sealed the area after the russian and a young woman were found unconscious on a bench. we'll bring you the latest, as police and doctors race to establish if this is another example of a russian being poisoned on uk soil. that last suggestion of russian involvement was examined many times during the week, but without any conclusive proof being put forward, and that prompted one twitter user to complain that... evidence of russian involvement wasn't the only thing lacking. despite plenty of airtime being devoted to the story, actual news developments were slow to emerge. a viewer called john e—mailed. .. meanwhile, mike barnes had a different point to make. if some thought there should be a presumption of innocence for russi

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on air, we were talking, isn't it bizarre, in this time where we have this almost cold war, john le carresalisbury poisoning going on, old—fashioned worst type of cold war battle between the west and russia, and yet we have this, which is sci—fi world, something going on which few people understand in the actual logistics of how it works. in the end, we are giving away that information, what we need to do is take responsibility for who has got it. there seems to bea for who has got it. there seems to be a generational difference about how bothered you are.|i be a generational difference about how bothered you are. i think it is that when people... what has been said is, the way the data has found its way into the hand of cambridge analytica, is the quizzes that people take, and then they realise... why would you do those things! it will tell me what is my favourite cat! it is a free service... all of this, despite the fun and the games you get from it, clearly, they are getting data, this is data harvesting, and it is like little campaigning, you will be going around and finding out about

commissioner brendan carr, the newest addition. commissioner rosen were still when she came back on. are you senior to her in some sense? >> that's a question only for other people to answer. [laughter] >> i just thought it looked like on the website you are. but the most important thing. commissioner car, he has the benefit of having had a previous distinguished career right at the fcc where he served as well before becoming a commissioner. before that, principal advisor to now chairman pai. now before that, if not immediately before, commissioner car was at a law firm i think. when i was thinking about your bio, commissioner car, you are now at the commission and you've obtained general counsel and now you are commissioner. you probably know our friend, you know, he was general counsel and then commissioner. do you ever have dreams about that? >> here to make the big bucks. [laughter] >> i didn't even know the bucks for that much bigger. anyway, that was a progression i just remembered wiley took. we are going to get started and

the week began with some news that could have come from a john le carre novel, described here at theews at ten by fiona bruce. a former russian spy is critical in hospital after a suspected poisoning in salisbury. sergei skripal, convicted of spying on russia for the uk, has been living in britain for nearly eight years. police in protective clothing have sealed the area after the russian and a young woman were found unconscious on a bench. we'll bring you the latest, as police and doctors race to establish if this is another example of a russian being poisoned on uk soil. that last suggestion of russian involvement was examined many times during the week, but without any conclusive proof being put forward, and that prompted one twitter user to complain that... evidence of russian involvement wasn't the only thing lacking. despite plenty of airtime being devoted to the story, actual news developments were slow to emerge. a viewer called john e—mailed. .. meanwhile, mike barnes had a different point to make. if some thought there should be a presumption of innocence for russia over th

of a black man killed by police two weeks ago confirms he was shot seven times in the back stephen carr was on armed and in his grandmother's backyard when officers opened fire his car late has triggered states of protests in the city. china's defund space dong one will fall back to earth this weekend it's been in orbit since two thousand and eleven the ten metre long space station will make an uncontrolled re-entry and no one knows for sure where it will land china's space agency says most of it will burn up and probably won't cause any damage some sports now in australia is former cricket vice captain david warner has front of the media to apologize for his role in the ball tampering scandal that has rocked sports warner was one of the three players given a lengthy found by australia's cricketing body after it found they cheated jury a match against south africa. it was another teary press conferences david warner finally broke his silence the batsman followed teammates steve smith and cameron bancroft apologizing for his part in the ball tampering scandal cricket australia found that

series of sanctions we can impose, but we are not going to get to the stage and we are playing john le carreout on the streets of moscow. no, but it does sound like that on the front page of the telegraph ‘stop russian spy fights for life after poisoning double agent who sold secrets to britain found collapsed on bench in salisbury. the big worry is what kind of chemical, as with litvinenko, was potentially used to poison this man and his companion. a p pa re ntly poison this man and his companion. apparently a restaurant, late—breaking news this evening, a restau ra nt late—breaking news this evening, a restaurant in salisbury has been closed as a precaution because of all this. they are obviously concerned as to what the substances. obviously we haven't had any information as to what the substance is and whether they have established that not. it took some time with the litvinenko thing to establish exactly what would have been used. so it may be the case here. it is clear from all the pictures you can see, and the areas that had been cordoned off, that there is a great keel of concern abo

of a black man killed by police two weeks ago confirms he was shot seven times in the back stephen carr was unarmed in his grandmother's backyard when officers opened fire his killing has triggered days of protests and the city china's defund space out and gong one will fall back to earth this weekend it's been in orbit since two thousand and eleven attendees are a long space station will make an uncontrolled re-entry and no one knows for sure where it's going to land china's space agency says most of us will burn up and probably won't cause any damage. to sports now and germany's number one tennis star alexandre has made the final of the miami open the twenty year old cruz to a straight sets victory over a spaniard pablo. is ranked well the number four in their faces america's john isner for the title on sunday but it is a special occasion whenever a buy in munich and dortmund square off this time all the more so as by hand have a chance to secure the border as its height of the game known as classic r. is supposed to be the class of two titans buy and pile up the titles it's becoming

after the war, they lost touch until one day in 1996, carr saw news footage of his friend receiving a long overdue silver star. >> i go wait a minute, that's andy. >> reporter: they bought this huey copter and brought it become to life. every gun, every bolt as it was in 1968. he invited perry to visit. >> it was with great pare i came over and i only did it because jerry insisted. >> reporter: many came back from war with post press disorder. >> he rang me up and said you're going to have to have a fly at this. >> reporter: back in the cockpit, his hand on the control offense this machine of war is where perry finally found peace. >> the first time he got in the aircraft and we flew together, we didn't have to say anything. all those years had just gone away. >> it was like coming hope. thi flying this thing again has been a huge part of my rehabilitation. >> reporter: carr and his group flay the chopper at events but it's become a vehicle for veteran like perry to exercise the past. >> i'm evidence of how important this machine can be in peoples' lives. >> reporter: the bond of man

—— john le carre but one week on it is full of stuff like, a neighbour has seen a courier arrived...s from the bc that, so in the absence of fa ct, the bc that, so in the absence of fact, lots of speculation. why a nerve agent, i have thought about that, have you picked up on that? one of the interesting thing is, why come in with something, a radioactive thing for alexander litvinenko, polonium, the russians, i'm pretty sure it is the russians that did this, they want everyone else to know about the fact that they did it, so the more exotic you can make the death, the more likely it is that people will believe it is you, and there is another side of this, it is a warning, yes, and... what are your friends like? you have heard this from your friends! laughter one of the things they are doing, making this stuff, like a new toy, they want to go out and use it, they have a laboratory, making these different agents. i never understood what you don'tjust pushed somebody in front of a train if you want to kill them but the russians like the idea of this exotic way of doing it. it is drama.

will carr is in austin with the latest. >> we just wrapped up a press conference. we learned that the fbi and the atf have swarmed this area. there are fbi profilers on the ground. we are learning more about the explosive devices that had gone off in the past 11 days. authorities tell us they were cardboard boxes left outside homes in the middle of the night, boxes that don't look anything like normal boxes that you would have delivered to your home. at the same time, we are learning about the victim, 17-year-old {draylan mason. he was an outstanding young man. >> it's a tragedy is no longer with us. >> authorities say they are looking into the potential that separate victims may have been connected with each other. they are looking into the potential this could be a hate crime because all of the victims were minorities. they are looking into the potential this could be terror-related. there are more questions than answers right now. we also know the reward for information that leads to an arrest has been raised to $65,000. >> bret: will carr, thank you. next, live

there is a fruitcake that they do their at harlow carr.o have whatsapp. if you geta digit to us. we also have whatsapp. if you get a digit wrong you might get married in three months! that is a reference to a story you found about a wrong number, someone sent a message. someone sent a message to himself, put the wrong did it in, send it to a woman instead who said what is this about, and three months later they got married. good morning from bbc london news, i'm alpa patel. the labour mp for kensington claims the council has spent more than 20 million pounds keeping survivors of the grenfell fire in hotels. emma dent—coad has branded the council "wasteful" and "incompetent". but the council's deputy leader has accused her of being out of touch — and says it's already spent close to £250 million on more than 300 new homes. the government is being urged to increase money for schools to help deal with the rise in knife crime. the labour mp for croydon central told the commons that the problem had reached what she called "epidemic" levels and

will carr is live with more details on the chilling confession. will? and rick, after listening to the recording which has not been released to the public, authorities are calling the suspected serial bomber a sick individual. there's a lot of questions swirling around the motive behind the bombings including the mark anthony conditt chose victims on purpose or random? the recordings doesn't mention race as a motive though the first three victims were minorities, but continuing to investigate. listen to congressman michael mccaul. >> are his own words from this confession tape where he describes himself as a psychopath apparently expressing no remorse for the killings that he committed, and someone who's deeply disturbed as an individual. reporter: mccall says this is a textbook example how law enforcement should work together, rick? rick: and the involvement of the fbi suggests that they are treating this as domestic terrorism, is that fair to say, will? reporter: well, local authorities have got a lot of heat for not calling the suspect a terrorist, e

kelly: will carr, thank you, will. julie.ulie: andrew mccabe says there's ulterior motive to his firing disrupting the special counsel's investigation, our political panel is on deck to discuss that and former national security adviser michael flynn has pled guilty to charges connected to the mueller investigation, what he's doing now while he awaits sentencing in that case? >> my label what i want to be known as and i think all of us in this room despite, you know, how you feel about a particular issue particular when it comes to politics, i'm an american, i'm an american first. i accept i don't bike the miles i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor

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the reverend al sharpton says he now plans to attend the funeral of stephen carr, as he does not believe the shooting has received enough attention. clark's death as led to a large protest in sacramento. officers say he was suspected of breaking into cars and having a gun. authorities chased him into his grandparents 'backyard. when -- they say when they asked him to show his hands, he didn't and they fired. the sacramento kings and celtics join forces to call attention to the shooting as well. both teams called for unity and warmed up in shirts sing accountability, we are one. that was on the front. hashtag stephen clark was on the back of their jerseys. the message was echoed on the scoreboard as well before the game. >> black, white, brown. we are one. we are one. >> is defined clark. >>'s the stephane clark. >> police say they -- their investigation into clark's death will continue. they do not want to jump to any conclusions until that report is finished. clock's family, the pastor is urging his church to provide support to stefon clark's family. he is also urging them to focus on c

there has been a hostage situation we have been reporting on fox news and we have will carr who is in los angeles bureau to give us an update. >> and, jason, we have just learned from our correspondent adam housley from two different members of law enforcement that all of the people who were being held hostage are now dead, including the gunman as well. evidently, according to our adam housley, the numbers are a little fluid with this. but it does sound like it's been a tragic ending to a long day. there on the ground. we will take you back. this started around 10:00 a.m. this morning. when a man walked in to the largest veterans home in the country armed with a gun. he walked in to a dining room. there was a party going on. he let some people leave. but he held a number of hostages. that led to police swarming the area. they shut everything down. there was a swat standoff. there was a hostage negotiation. they tried to negotiate. we know that they could not get in touch with the gunman for a long time. and now, again, our adam housley reporting that the gunman is dead and at least tw

julie: will carr, thank you. we will continue to watch this story. >>> the department of defense now identifying the seven airmen who died thursday in a military helicopter crash in western iraq. you can see their names up on your screen. investigators say their chopper went down shortly after taking off near a base near the u.s. military that they use as a logistics center and resupply hub. it's not believed to be the result of enemy action. the cause is still under investigation. the incident marks the secondary craft crash for the -- second aircraft crash for the military in as many days. >>> the north korean and swedish foreign ministers today finishing up three days of talks, possibly, just possibly paving the way for a u.s. north korea summit in the scandinavian country. but america's top military officer in asia says not so fast. >> north korea remains our most urgent security threat in the region. >> we have to be ready to do the whole thing, and we're ready to do the whole thing if ordered by the preside

will carr has details. >> reporter: this boils down to the personal data on facebook.ew york times" and guardian report that a voter profiling company cambridge analytical harvested private information for more than 50 million facebook profiles. the company could then take that information and build psychological profiles so voters could be targeted on social media. cambridge analytical released a statement saying in part no data from gsa a third party firm was used by cambridge andly the cay as part of services it provided to the donald trump 2016 presidential campaign. according to the "new york times" cambridge says they deleted the information when it learned about the problem but facebook posting a statement saying several days ago we received reports contrary to the certifications we were given shall in the all data was deleted. we are moving aggressively to determine the being a razzies of the claims. if true another unacceptable violation of trust in the commitments that he made. and edward knowden saying facebook are not a victim but acome plays. we know that

carr drives to the basket hits the floater to give the lions a three-point lead.n 15, stevens gets the ball, two defenders and scores. cut that lead to 13. then later in the game she gardener drives makes the basket and is fouled but it's not enough so penn state's season comes to an end. 77 is the final but they did finish the season at 21 and 13 and beat ohio state three times. they'ave to wait until next sunday to see if they're going to go to the big dance but here's hoping. news" a dangerous chase here. a leads police through montgomery county after they say he shot two people. how officers managed to catch up to the suspect. >>> plus, breast cancer awareness. we're going to take you to the kimmel center where the philly pops partnered with the susan g. komen foundation for a one of a kind event. firefighter. why new york city first responders are a little boy from hawaii 5,000 miles away from his home. ♪ strummed guitar ♪ you can't experience the canadian rrough a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music ♪ travel through this natural wonder and g

and within four months with, they passed a resolution in the caucus offered by bob carr that cut off fund for war in vietnam. and so by their standards they were quite a successful group. let's remember what that, why they felt so strongly it be that. they dime washington at a time when the -- public criticism, the public attitude towards government was extremely negative. they came in the wake of "watergate," "watergate" hearings, resignation, the investigations, the resignation and then the surprising pardon. they came after years almost decade of horrendous divisive work in vietnam. they came at a time as congress was just beginning to claw back some of the u powers that had abandoned during the presidency during most of the mid-20th strig and they had passed the war powers resolution in 1973 and the budget and empowerment control act in 1974. they had -- they had, in fact, tried to pass more extensive reform to make the institution more responsive one. they had mass passed legislative reform act in 1946 and 1970 and passed sub committee in bill of rights in '73 but a huge back lo

will carr is live in los angeles.h bryan llenas here in new york who joins us live with a look at the rallies nationwide. >> hundreds of thousands of people descended on the nation's capital to demand stricter gun control laws and an end to gun violence. marjory stoneman douglas high school students led the crowd with cheers, vote them out and we call speeches demanding congress enact a ban on assault weapons, high capacity magazines and background checks. they called for those checks. perhaps the most poignant moment is when a shooting survivor and leader of the never again movement emma gonzales stood on stage for 6 minutes and 20 seconds in silence, the time it took the shooter to kill 17 of her classmates and teachers. >> since the time that i came out here, it's been 6 minutes and 20 seconds. the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest. fight for your lives before it's someone else's job. [cheers] >> there were

will carr is live in los angeles with more on this story. will? denver sheriff admits they made a big mistake. as a result three sheriff's deputies have been reassigned. the denver sheriff's department released the suspect from jail last weekend even though i.c.e. had a detainer on him. the suspect is in the united states on a temporary visa that expired three years ago. authorities say he killed a man in a suspected drunk driving crash. they charged him with vehicular homicide after he fled the scene and booked him. but then on march 10th, the jail released him without notifying i.c.e. beforehand. >> this was shocking to know that something like this happened. and we want to make sure that we understand why it happened so that if we need to take action to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> the suspect allegedly hit john anderson, a truck driver who died after his semi caught on fire. his friends say they want the suspect to face justice in the united states. >> i don't think it's fair for him to just go back over the border and get lost and ne