so we're going to -- ask your questions too and charlotte starting with one for charlotte. are any of your other pets jealous of marlin's fame? >> yeah. actually yes. we have a story about that. so hazel -- [laughter] is our is my mom's kitten, and we think she's jell rows. yeah we think she's not really dealing with it well. [laughter] she -- we had a -- film crew over at the house yesterday doing an interview and we were holding marlin and they were getting picture of -- of them petting marlin and hazel literally jumped up behind us -- and like walked behind in the shot and like got in. [laughter] she's like i'm here adorable and she is but it's about marlin. [laughter] >> well you talked a little bit about marlin's relationship with the vice president so you can confirm for us -- that marlin gets along well with the vice president and the vice president well with marlin. >> yes, they're friends, yeah, for sure. >> as coauthors did the two of you have any creative differences? >> do we have what? >> creative differences? >>>> we? i don't know we worked with on it really c

that extends all the way down to charlotte and beyond.any federal offices closed today because of wind. you see the president hopping into the beast, the armored limousine that goes everywhere the president goes. he will be heading off to those funeral services for reverend billy graham. >> melissa: that's right. we are trying to get carl back with us, it looks like he was saying something really interesting, if you are a lip reader it was a fantastic response to my question. >> jon: you know more about business and how things work than i do, the present is obviously trying to protect or may be revived the steel industry in the midwest and perhaps the aluminum industry in the northwest. >> melissa: if you are a student of economics, it makes everything more expensive and it inspires others to do the same thing. i wonder, is it his opening in a negotiation? we've seen it time and again, at the start of a negotiation with a very extreme position, scare everyone to the table and go back on that. it could be about putting pressure on china wi

charlotte, thank you.tte gallagher and kathryn stanczyszyn and richard galpin in moscow. let's look at this from another angle. with me now is the blogger kostya pinaev, who came to london 12 years ago from russia and can provide some insight now into the russian community here. what do we know about the expat community of russians in this country? there is a sense that they are all monied oligarchs, but i am sure that is not the reality. absolutely not. 99% of the russian expat community is very boring middle—class. by definition, in order to get here, you need to be middle class or above. so it's very boring but we make a lot of headlines. by week, i am talking about the super—thin there at the very top. we have all heard the news. and when it comes to all of this coverage in the news and the unease, how is that playing out among russians that you know? with the russians i know, there are a lots of discussions, but probably the same discussions that normal british people have about all this news. it is s

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nora age six, charlotte h6, jack age six olivia h6 dylan, age six.therine age six -- age six james h6, josephine age seven caroline h6. benjamin, age six. chase, age six. grace, age seven. emily parker, age six. madeline sue h6. allison white, age six. daniel, age seven. jesse lewis, age six. in their teachers, victoria, age 27. lauren age 30. and marie murphy, age 52. rachel age 29, mary charlotte the psychologist, age 56. john, the principal of the school age 47. all of them died in december of 2012. all of them will be remembered not only on this day but forever, not only in connecticut but around the world and we must always keep them in our hearts as a reason to keep this fight against gun violence going. in the hearing underway in the judiciary committee there's testimony is a speak from members of the government investigative agency who have responsibility for stopping gun violence. my fear is this hearing will be an excuse for inaction and continued complicity by congress and the failure to act. the complicity in those death is set on our han

don't think she ever heard of charlotte, north carolina. know, appearances have talked her -- her parents have taught her to pray even at that early age. charlotte boy here in milking cows every morning and afternoon and he had no idea there was a little girl praying for him in china. mother wrote this little pollen. i want to share this pollen with -- that maybe you have heard this calpoem. prayed as we are inclined to do. i do not need a handsome man but let him be like you. strongt need one big and or very tall nor need he be a genius. head, may his be clear, .is shoulders straight , andis face at character let his whole life show a singleness of goal. when he comes as he will come , he is theeyes glow man i pray for long ago. the lord answered every single one of those prayers form mother and that little girl, my brothers and i called mama. that god has now brought them back together again in eternity. when i was a girl growing up mother let us in devotions every day, she read the bible and prayed. when dad was home he led family devoti

charlotte to fight human trafficking, mrs.erapy. >> when our soldiers come back and can't talk about trauma, art therapy is something that can help bring those emotions to the surface where than they can deal with them. >> chris: charlotte says he brings bunny lovers together, erasing political minds. but comedian john oliver came out with his own book trolling the vice president, with proceeds going to lgbt and aids groups. >> our story is about marlon bundo falling in love with another boy rabbit. >> on marlon's instagram marlon actually said the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity is two bunny books that benefits charity. >> chris: marlon can be seen in instagram flipping the pages of his crib. while mother and daughter are clearly enjoying their collaboration. >> every time i see a picture of the kid reading a book it makes my day. >> one of the first pictures he sent me on her phone was the binding where it says pence/pence. it was really sweet. >> chris: the pences are already talking about a seco

let's get more on this from emily sure we're in moscow and charlotte to charleston poll here with me in the studio welcome to both let's start with you charlotte so twenty three different kicked out mrs may says that's a lot who are these people it is indeed a lot of what we know so far is that they are declared intelligence officers were senshi they're being accused of some sort of espionage in the u.k. when it comes to names there we've not had the identities and made public so far but as we just heard they do have a week to leave now the fact that it's twenty three is extremely significant and i'm sure you remember back in two now twenty three huge increase there was a lot of criticism of the u.k. government off to its very nice belling for the argument was that they that the u.k. hadn't gone far enough it appears now that london has has he did those calls for a third time for action has done something about it is not only sends a very strong message to russia it also sends a strong message to people back in the u.k. many of whom are as i'm sure some very concerned by what's taken

i don't think she ever heard of charlotte, north carolina. but she was born many years ago.arents had taught her to pray even at that early age. for the man that god would prepare for her. so there was a little boy here in charlotte milking cows every morning and afternoon and he had idea that there was a little girl praying for him in china. mother many years after that wrote, she was about 13 when she poem.this little i would like to share it with you, maybe maybe of you have heard it. it is worth it to hear it again. at 13-year-old girl remembered -- dear god, i prayed all unafraid as we are inclined to do. i do not need a handsome man but oh god, let him be like you. i do not need one big and strong tall, nor need he be a genius or wealthy, lord at all. high, dear head be god. eye be clear.e his shoulders straight. oh god, let his face have character and a ruggedness of soul. let his whole life show, dear god, a singleness of goal. and when he comes, as he will come, with those quiet as a glow , i will understand that he is the man that i prayed for long-ago. and the lor

>>chris: charlotte saysmarlon brings bunny lovers together. comedian john olivercame out wi his own book, patrolling the vice president. with proceeds going to lgbt and age groups . >> our story is about - - calling and in love with another boy rabbit. >> on his instagram, marlon actually said, the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity is to bunny books that benefit charities. >>chris: marlon can be seen on instagram clipping the pages of his book. while mother and daughter are truly enjoying their collaboration. >> every time i see a picture of the kid reading my book.it makes my day. >> one of the first pictures she sent me on her phone where it says binding, pence, pence. >>chris: that's it for today. howie: on our buzz meter the media mount a frontal assault on john bolton, portraying him as a danger to the nation. >> john bolton is the last person in the world who should be near the national security bureaucracy. we are stumbling possibly towards an apocalyptic war that will kill millions of people, turn america into

>>chris: charlotte saysmarlon brings bunny lovers together.omedian john olivercame out wi his own book, patrolling the vice president. with proceeds going to lgbt and age groups . >> our story is about - - calling and in love with another boy rabbit. >> on his instagram, marlon actually said, the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity is to bunny books that benefit charities. >>chris: marlon can be seen on instagram clipping the pages of his book. while mother and daughter are truly enjoying their collaboration. >> every time i see a picture of the kid reading my book.it makes my day. >> one of the first pictures she sent me on her phone where it says binding, pence, pence. >>chris: that's it for today. have a great week and we will see you on the next "fox news sunday". >>> welcome to the journal editorial report. the white house shakeup continued this week with president trump announcing that former u.n. ambassador john bolton would replace h.r. mcmaster as security advisor. this comes on the heels of rex tillerson's ous

>>chris: charlotte saysmarlon brings bunny lovers together.ercame out wi his own book, patrolling the vice president. with proceeds going to lgbt and age groups . >> our story is about - - calling and in love with another boy rabbit. >> on his instagram, marlon actually said, the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity is to bunny books that benefit charities. >>chris: marlon can be seen on instagram clipping the pages of his book. while mother and daughter are truly enjoying their collaboration. >> every time i see a picture of the kid reading my book.it makes my day. >> one of the first pictures she sent me on her phone where it says binding, pence, pence. >>chris: that's it for today. [ dog barking ] [ wind howling ] ♪ >> fire! >> last season on "legends and lies"... >> if we are to die... [ screaming ] ...let us die as a free people. >> sir. >> i do not engage in the buying and selling of men for profit. >> "all men are created equal." >> i ain't no slave. i'm a soldier. when this war's over, i'm gonna be a free man, an

some states like france have unveiled plans to start the reintegration process at schools artie's charlotte open he reports from paris on the threat posed by radicalized children they just children born innocent into a world of brutality. but while most children are playing with dolls and because these are being taught to play with guns and knives and some have even been trained to kill. well i mean it would depend on each individual it should be up to the caliphate i believe the cool would be actually trying the guns knives and how to kill people and not only that we have seen people being killed and of course that makes it some form of normality for the bitches because that means when they do that we'll be there. to fight them go do something very similar to the real threat to society it's impossible to know just how many children have been brainwashed by myself but they have already started to return home to germany belgium the netherlands meanwhile in france the authorities putting together a plan to reintegrate the returning children of jihadi s. the prime minister has said that sixty

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ge of the leveson inquiry, which was due to look into unlawful conduct within media organisations, and relations between police and journalists. lord justice leveson accused ministers of breaking their promise to phone hacking victims. but the culture secretary said it wouldn't be in the national interest. theresa may is to set out five so—called "tests" tomorrow afternoon, for a future deal with the european union post brexit. earlier she welcomed the eu's donald tusk to downing street. mrs may will pledge to bring the country together, and to argue for the "deepest and broadest possible" trade agreement between the uk and eu. we have lots more on our website, you can get in touch with us via social media. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. manchester city move 16 points clear at the top of the premier league after a footballing masterclass to beat arsenal 3—0. england thump france 4

do penske and charlotte what exactly do we know at this point. well a clearer picture of what's. in this ongoing operation this hostage operation in the south of france in the town called twelve has been emerging in the last hour or so as you mentioned two people have been killed in this hostage taking situation and we understand from police sources that around a dozen people have been injured this iteration ongoing now for the last few hours there is a huge. police operation under way in the town of taib hundreds of police officers have been deployed to the scene there also helicopters and firefighters they're all there waiting to see if they can try and take this situation under control it's being treated as a terror incident in the interior minister himself in france has now taken control of the overall arc of this investigation this ongoing operation we have heard reports from local sources that the hostage taker a gunman who has been good shooting in the supermarket has apparently pledged allegiance to i still she. has said that this is an a

he joins us live with the latest now charlotte so what do we know about the situation right now. well in the last few minutes we've heard the police union spokesperson here in france confirming that one person has been killed in that hostage taking situation in the south of france in the town of tire just about fifteen kilometers away from the caucus on that historic town that's well known to many people we also understand that a second person was injured in that shots that were fired inside at the supermarket we don't have any details yet as to how serious that injuries of that second hostage but this is what we've heard from the police union here in france one person is dead and another person has been injured in that hostage taking situation that's now been ongoing for the last you how as it started at quarter past eleven local time when a gunman. took people hostage inside a super you supermarket in that town now another incident occurred just before that hostage taking situation where a group of unarmed c.r.'s police officers were apparently on a mission in the area they wer

russia relations it's definitely a low point as charlotte has mentioned this is something the expulsion of twenty three diplomats is something that really is unprecedented since the seventy's and they were already the diplomat the relations between russia and u.k. were already very low since the death of alexander litvinenko a former russian spy who then the british inquiry concluded was murdered by russia so there was already a lot of tension already diplomatic spells but this is really another level and it's very hard to see also with this fighting of words that we see an old very clear rebuke from russia and very clear words here from the ukraine across the board really from all parties from all political parties it's hard to see how that can recover while for example blood in me putin is still going to be the leader of russia it's going to be very very strenuous indeed for for the next years because we do think that he will be reelected in russia on the weekend where it will british prime minister theresa may saying she does hold the russian state responsible for the attempted murde

the private service is being held at the billy graham library in charlotte, north carolina. as you can see the president and the vice president have made their way under the tent where the ceremonies will begin shortly. let's pause and bring in our stations. thank you for joining us, this is fox news coverage of the funeral for the reverend billy graham. i'm sandra smith in new york. you are looking live in charlotte, north carolina, at the billy graham library where the president and the vice president and first lady and karen pence have made their way to say good-bye to the nations pastor as we say good-bye to billy graham today. the ceremony has begun, you can hear the music playing now. the official ceremony will begin in just moments. we are joined now by chris wallace and bret baier. brett, i wanted to bring you in here as we have now seen the president has made his way ther there. it's -- this is a special moment for this country as we say good-bye to a religious leader that touched the lives of so many millions of people around the world. but also offered guidance to

honored friday in a memorial service in charlotte.lin graham/son of billy graham: "the billy graham that the world saw on television, the billy graham that the world saw in the big stadiums, was the same billy graham that we saw at home."anne graham lotz/daughter of billy graham: "i love you, daddy."he was remembered by those who loved him and by those whose lives were touched by him.sammy dagger/lebanese evangelist: "and when he spoke about prayer or he spoke about humbleness - he was a humble man. and his greatness really is from his humility.the president and vice president attended... along with their wives.graham signed off on many of the details of his funeral years agojean ford/billy graham's sister: "and i know what he would want me to say today is heaven is coming again.the final farewell -- to a north carolina farmboy who would go on to preach to millions across the globe.franklin graham/son of billy graham: "my father preached on heaven, told millions how to find heaven. he wrote a book on heaven and today, he's in heaven."

thousands expected to attend his funeral in charlotte, millions were expected to watch online.riff jenkins joins us in charlotte where he spoke with billy graham's son franklin. >> a special day, billy's last crusade. they are invited to this funeral but millions watching around the globe. in other locations we are going to head up there and that location is under a tent in franklin. billy's son told me the first crusade in 1949 in los angeles, it was held under a tent, take a listen. >> donald trump offered the national cathedral, it would be more fitting for his service, his last service to be in a tent. okay. >> let me tell you who is coming. donald trump and first lady milania will be here and vice president pens and his wife karen and every religious leader you can imagine in the country coming today illusion the rehearsal yesterday, they expect the service to last an hour and a half and talk to franklin and this interview was in billy graham's private study, very rare access. i asked what have you been struck by? the young people. >> and my father's casket. i changed addr

more more about this attack and what the international community decides to do as you are saying charlotte this is a huge diplomatic route. what we heard from moscow if anything yet well as big it was saying that they've denied any involvement they've had a very strong response to this assegais lover of the foreign minister has even suggested that this is part of a propaganda efforts to discredit russia he was he was very angry that we've also heard from the embassy in russia they've said that if these sanctions if sanctions are imposed on russia expect sanctions in return so this really isn't something that's going to go away quickly it's very likely that we're going to see now tit for tat measures in place between the you can russia so that means we could see british diplomats now being expelled from russia it's very possible that that can happen you know we can't speculate too soon but the likelihood is that there will be a fan response from russia from this meanwhile police in the u.k. are still trying to figure out exactly what happened tell us more about where the investigation on th

and britain's charlotte purdue won the elite women's race, with lily partridge second and charlotte archersonal best, which moves her two best in the —— tenth in the all—time uk list. manchester city are on course to go 18 points clear at the top of the premier league. they're leading the reigning champions chelsea 1—0 at the etihad stadium, thanks to bernardo silva's goal early in the second half. since losing to chelsea last season at the etihad, manchester city have lost none of their home games. known for spending princely sums on players, both sides struggled to find their rhythm, city crafting a chance through bernardo silva. once pep guardiola's side spring into gear, there's little you can do to stop them. only cesar azpilicueta's goal—line block was enough to stop leroy sane. then silva found silva. city lead. chelsea's best chance immediately followed. victor moses going for the near post. conte's chelsea crown is slipping. manchester city are not slipping up. brighton have increased the pressure on arsenal manager arsene wenger with their first victory over them in 36 years. bri

charlotte.ously it‘s been around five weeks from the last engagement to the birth of the baby, that would ta ke to the birth of the baby, that would take us up to about the 26th of april. of course names, we‘ve already started betting, people have. alice, currently the beauty‘s favourite if it‘s a girl, as it was for charlotte, and albert if it‘s a boy. ok. i know everyone is excited about another hospital vigil but there is a chance they mightjust do this at home? keep out of the spotlight? it‘s up to them, there has been a difference, with prince george she went in and stayed overnight stop i remember. i know where you remember, princess charlotte in 2015, catherine was taken very charlotte in 2015, catherine was ta ken very early charlotte in 2015, catherine was taken very early in the morning and didn‘t spend a night in hospital, in and out fergie quickly with charlotte, i guess it‘s up to the royal couple, the royal family, there are security indications and all sorts of things we would not

charlotte ryan, a part of this story you can check out on bloomberg.com.n, just quick clarification -- quick clear vacation in china has announced that there will be a two-day trip to south korea starting tomorrow. on aong-un met xi jinping surprise visit to china. kim would be willing to give up his nuclear weapons and hold a summit the u.s.. it was his first known visit outside of his country since taking power in 2011. kind of a big deal. the geopolitics are going to be the german force. -- to be a driving force. >> the u.s. economy is doing well. european economy is doing well. the only thing that is going to change his the geopolitical issues. you have seen that. you could not have caught -- thought month ago we would have a trade war. i think what you're going to , what you have is an administration is doing -- who is doing different things. the market is constant enterprise and that is not good. matt: still with us is patrick armstrong. he is saying some of the same things you said. how do you deal with that as an investor? you can't just hide your

weijia jang, cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> right now, mcdonald's employees in san francisco are protesting during the lunch rush in support of the fight for $15. cooks and cashiers are rallying at the national labor relations board office demanding a halt to settlement talks in the workers rights case. demonstrations are also happening in chicago and los angeles. >>> a big payday for a group of oil refinery workers. the record jackpot they will be splitting 31 ways. >> more fallout for usa gymnastics from the larry nassar scandal. a male gymnast is suing about alleged sexual abuse by the former doctor. a role in the larry nassar sexual abuse case. in the lawsuit -- she claims bo >>> aly raisman is suing the u.s. olympic committee and usa gymnastics for their role in the larry nassar sexual abuse case. in the lawsuit she claims both organizations could have done more to stop the former doctor's abuse. and a suit came on the same day that a male gymnast sued for abuse. >> in both usa gymnastics and the committee have been quick to adoptize and celebrate my success. -- to capit

plus, the sixers looking for a bounce back win in charlotte. sports coming up next. . >>> every time the sixers play they write after another chapter. winning on the road. the answer sitting court side as they visit charlotte. iverson lives there. sixers came in with seven losses with the last nine, mcconnell playing. throwing it up for ben simmons, sxien fourth quarter, joel going one-on-one, with the jay, sixers are in pretty, pretty -- queen city. embiid with 18, robert covington with the best since early december, 22, the sixers shooting 50% from the field and they win it by 14, they remain six in the east. 65 degrees with a light breeze out of the northwest. the phils are off tonight, but that's the weather report for clearwater florida for the fightins will take on the red sox. opening day in 23 days. >>> flyers on the ice getting ready for tomorrow's match-up with the penguins, wayne simmons with an upper body injury expected back at the center, dave hextall said the team is only focused on one thing's >> it's an important game, i'm not

states like france have unveiled plans to start the reintegration process at schools artie's or charlotte who once again are reporting from paris on the threat posed by radicalized children they just children born innocent into a will to tallahassee. but while most children are playing with dolls and because these are being taught to play with guns and knives and some have even been trained to kill. well i mean it would depend on each individual to be up to the caliphate the cool would be actually trying the guns knives and how to kill people and not only that we have seen people being killed and of course that makes it some form of normality for them which is really scary because that means when they do that we'll be there. to fight them go do something very similar to the real threat to society it's impossible to know just how many children have been brainwashed by myself but they have already started to return home to germany belgium the netherlands meanwhile in france the authorities putting together a plan to reintegrate the returning children of jihadi s. the prime minister has said

in charlotte, north carolina.is his last crusade. >> i was surprised at how many young people came to view my father's casket that was there. billy graham is dead. don't you believe that for a second. he is now more alive than ever. he just changed addresses. >> rick: outside the billy graham library, with more about what is expected today. >> we can expect a meticulously planned 82 minutes funeral. in fact, billy graham took part in the planning of his own funeral. we will see a little bit of preaching and a little bit of music, some of his favorite hymns will be sung here. that is really a formula that he used for 60 years around the country and around the world. there will be 2,000 guess here, including the president and the vice president. of course, it is under a canvas tent. a very humble surroundings. that is how billy graham got his start back in los angeles in 1949. he pitched a tent in a vacant lot, preached the gospel of jesus christ. that is how he first grabbed national attention. it is also going to

charlotte gallagher reports. victory for sally challen‘s supporters.er son david hugs her lawyer outside the court of appeal. sally challen killed her husband richard in 2010 by repeatedly hitting him over the head with a hammer. she was found guilty of murder and sentenced to a minimum of 22 years. her lawyers will now attempt to challenge that murder conviction. sally challen‘s legal team say she was the victim of coercive control, a type of psychological abuse that wasn't recognised by law when sally challen was first convicted. it's now a criminal offence. her legal team say her husband degraded, humiliated and controlled her for many years, and that was what led to the killing. this was going to be her last chance at challenging a conviction and a very, very long sentence for what was very, very tragic events that happened in extreme circumstances. her son was relieved with the decision. overcome, overjoyed, most of all thankful. thankful we're getting this chance, thankful that the justice system acknowledges an issue might have been overlooked o

that it might be too late to right the wrongs of children brainwashed and raised as i saw fighters charlotte deep in ski r.t. paris. a quick update on our breaking news this hour a private passenger jet has crashed in southwest iran according to local media reports are emerging that up to twenty people are feared dead the jet is said to have been flying from united arab emirates and was heading to turkey and was turkish operated that's what we know for the moment watching the weekly it will continue after the break. so also not accepted. that and russia and all the u.s. is deciding maybe of what german companies or european companies are investing in all which infrastructure we up building interim n e or and if you're up i think it's a german and it's a european this is. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat want to that's. actually going to be press it's like well before three in the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the lines of how. things should. the way kenai c

exaggerating the problem we've got a lot to talk about with our guests but first this report from charlotte ballasts. she tried to run but marie last child fell trying to escape her attackers. one of the landed militia cut me with a machete my brother helped me run away but i was also hit by two arrows on my side four of my kids were killed that same day launch of a new family are among the tens of thousands of congolese who have been injured and displaced during four months of clashes the violence a summit for decades fuelled by disputes over land sharing between haman herders and ninety farmers and a tory province villages have streamed into domestic displacement camps and over the border into uganda. we've been living in a very difficult situation and we don't know what the president thinks about resolving the situation so we can go back home. president joseph kabila promised to visit the displaced this week but he has battles of his own many congolese a furious with him for clinging to power after his term expired two years ago and for refusing to call elections critics argue he's doing

is in fact unveiled plans to reintegrate them into schools although that move is causing concern charlotte n.c. reports now from paris they just children innocent into a world of brutality. but while most children are playing with dolls and because these are being taught to play with guns and knives and some have even been trained to kill. well i mean it would depend on each individual to the cops of the caliphate i believe the cool would be actually trying the guns knives and how to kill people and not only that we have seen people being killed and of course that makes it some form of normality for the which is really scary because that means when they do that we'll be there. to fight them to do something very similar to the real threat to society it's impossible to know just how many children have been brainwashed by myself but they have already started to return home to germany belgium the netherlands meanwhile in france the authorities putting together a plan to reintegrate the returning children of john hardy the prime minister has said that sixty eight have already come back and many

i care let's get the latest now from charlotte bin species in paris forester charlotte good afternoon we saw violence there really what's the situation like at the moment. well as you saw from those pitches there from the east of paris around an area called plus dylan the strike here in france has already turned very very violent with clashes between the protesters and the police from those images it appears that we've seen on the police actually acting out against the protesters it appears that they are a hitting and pushing the protesters away and we have had some reports that some of the protesters have been injured they've also been trying to provoke the police themselves by causing fires and again clashing who the police know this is just one element of the nationwide protests that are taking place in france today protests of not just the students who are out there demonstrating in particular nasty and as i mentioned in the east part of the city but also railway workers we have traffic controllers who are on strike today and public servants including teachers and some hospital wo

and was eventually shot dead by special forces our correspondent in france can tell us more now charlotte good to see you what more do we know at this point. what we've been getting confirmation from france is interior minister john howard a little bit more details about the hostage taker we understand from the interior minister that he was a twenty six year old french moroccan who had been in the area in trade for petty theft there had been some suggestions that he was on the watch list as being somebody who was potentially radicalized but the interior minister has said that's not the case he was. known for petty theft and there were no signs of any islamic radicalization that's despite reports that the hostage taker this twenty six year old french moroccan had pledged allegiance according to reports from. that he had pledged allegiance to eisele or islamic state where we also know that we've been hearing from the french president and mind your mark on who has said in the last hour this is being treated as a terror incident which. is everything leads us to believe it is a terrorist but t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ [no audio] ♪ good afternoon and welcome to charlotte, north carolina.unds of the billy graham library. we gather in this beautiful place for a service of thanksgiving and celebration, for the life of william franklin graham and jr.. better known to the world as evangelist billy graham, a preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. for more than eight decades, mr. graham break the good news of the gospel. the very words of jesus that said of himself "i am the resurrection and the light, he who believes in me though he were dead, yet shall he live. and whosoever limit and believe in me shall never die. liveththat my redeemer and though this body be destroyed, yet shall i see god, whom i shall see for myself and mine eyes shall behold not as a stranger. we brought nothing in this world and it is certain we can carry nothing out. eth, the lordgive has taken away. blessed be the name of the lord." lead us in prayer. dr. william. >> mr. graham had a profound and deeply spiritual conviction concerning the word of god, the bible. he loved the bible. it gov

charlotte even ski r t brussels. to the middle east is really salters arrested ten people in a raid on a palestinian village early last monday morning among them was a teenage boy called muhammad who is recovering from a severe head injury he sustained on a west bank protest in december here's a video of that raid which a member of muhammad's family took. was. mohamed was arrested for taking part in israel demonstrations during a protest he was hospitalized with a rubber bullet injury allegedly inflicted by israeli soldiers after his release mohammad told us his story you may find some of the images are coming upsetting take a look. when i was injured i climbed the wall thinking they were gone and as soon as i looked over i was shot right here. and then i passed out and i don't know what happened. well the day after mohammed's release is really authorities published an official facebook post claiming his injury was self inflicted here's his account of what happened the police station they arrested me at my home at th

. >> the reason because we have gone in charlotte which has grown so much. we went from sort of a rural area, to an urban area. we have off to be more careful. you have gangs to deal with. >> justin anderson. >> we have to be the last line of defense. >> when president trump talks about raising the age limit for these assault style rifles to 21, do you support him on that? >> we generally support it. there are some cases where someone under might need one. okay. >> i get the feeling you think differently. >> a difficult slope here. a couple reasons. one if you are 1 you serve in the military yet you will have most of your second amendment rights suspended. don't know if i buy into that. >> does this moment following parkland and conversation about gun control feel different. >> the moms are scared. they're afraid their kids are going to go to school and not come home. we can understand that. the kids are getting involved. starting to protest. >> do you blame them? >> no. >> not at all. >> they're look for anything to stop it. unfortunately, the gun control i

graham will be buried near his hometown of charlotte, north carolina. >>> another shake up in the white house hope hicks is stepping down as president trump's director of communications. she made the announcement one day before testifying before a congressional panel. moa lenghi has more from washington. >> no comment at all. >> reporter: twenty-nine year-old hope hicks was the president's longest serving, and most trusted political aid she announced that she's stepping down, the fourth communications director to leave in just over a year. the white house says that her departure has been in the works for some time. hicks resignation comes just one day after she testified, before the house intelligence committee investigating russian interference in the lassie lex. >> persisted and declined to answer questions about her time in the administration. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed that hicks admitted her work required her to tell white lies, but she said that she did not lie about anything relevant to the russian investigation. hicks, a former model began her career working for ivanka

charlotte even ski aussie brussels. that's where we leave the pick of the week's top stories for another geyser on stephen baldwin are back on the road again next the great american pilgrimage only on our team. in some american cities the police have built themselves cling to reputation of people who walk on the streets of the united states who are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect that were people are no more afraid of the police than of the terminals. you can see something happening and this is like i don't want to call the cops let that happen rather than call the cops in those young black men lose their lives chasing the with their fingers on the trigger you never know better safe than sorry i don't know that someone else is going to the gun so. unfortunately around around here we are. and there are guns. still from such preclusion place to. previous leon the great american pilgrimage why can't we get a barge. and put this r.v. on the barge and take it right out in the middle of boston harbor

alan iversen in the house as he lives in charlotte now and he saw a good one. first quarter, tj mcconnell, the alley-oop to ben simmons a little bit behind him but it does not matter. 16 points, 13 assists. look at that with the left arm. then, jj reddick beating the buzzer. remember when he played college ball at duke? hearing it from a north carolina fan. look at him shouting at the fan. i can shoot. see me? let's go to the fourth, joel embiid trying to guard kemba walker. but, he tells everybody, silence is golden. 18 points for joel. sixers beat the hornets. joel had just four points at the half but the sixers scored 71 at the half. that is a good sign. >> i'm glad i got my teammates, they've got my back. and they have been carrying us and it's good to know that going into the playoffs. >> yeah, when he's not playing well, the sixers play well, they win. flyers and penguins, big rivalry night. look who is back at practice today, he should be back tomorrow night, it's good to see wayne simmonds. he has missed his teammates with that upper body injury, that p

they are now buried side by side at the graham library in charlotte. worst flu season in nearly a decade is winding down, but the deaths of 17 more children were reported this week, bringing the total for the season to 114. there were 40 at this time last year. the flu remains widespread in 45 states, down from 48 last week. in west virginia, hundreds of striking teachers rallied at the state capitol today, demanding higher pay. all public schools in west virginia were shut down for a seventh day. a bill that would give teachers a 5% raise is stalled in the state senate. the academy awards will be presented this sunday evening. jericka duncan now on the drama surrounding the ceremony. >>t is truly incredible to. >> reporter: tonight, e! network tells cbs news, they stand firm in their decision to keep ryan seacrest as cohost of their red carpet show. as sexual harassment allegations swirl around the 43-year-old, the spotlight will likely focus his much on the embattled tv host as the stars he'll be interviewing. his former e! news stylist suzie hardy t

charlotte do when ski reports from paris. they're just children born innocent into a world of brutality that while most children are playing with dolls and cars these are being taught to play with guns and knives and some have even been trained to kill. well i mean it would be. the cops of the caliphate i believe the cool would be actually training guns knives to kill people and not only that we have seen people being killed and of course that makes it some form of normality for the bitches because that means when they do that we'll be there. to fight them to do something very similar. to suicide it's impossible to know just how many children have been brainwashed by myself but they have already started to return home to germany belgium the netherlands meanwhile in france the authorities are putting together a plan to reintegrate the returning children of jihadi s. the prime minister has said that sixty eight have already come back and many more are expected to follow. programs to help these children readjust have been announ

in charlotte tonight though a different story. how about a charlotte turnover right here.e goes left handed for the ally-oop. sam he had 16 points did ben. 76ers hit 16, count them 16 threes. robert covington had 22. and iced things off yo joe joel embiid up top for 18 points. sixers back on track tonight looked better beat the hornets 128-14. >>> flyers had a weekend road trip to forget lost back to back games down in in order. saturday in tampa. sunday in miami. all told they're losing streak is at three games. dave hexitol gave the flyers the day off monday to regroup. flyers back on the ice at practice to get ready for the penguins tomorrow night at the wells fargo center. help on the way there. wayne simmons he's missed the last seven games with an injury. expected to play tomorrow. >> i think the boys played well& um, you know, but like said it's nice to come back in and lend a helping hand. we're making a push right now. hopefully we're trying to finish first in our division. >> after practice members of the military guests of the flyers in the dressing room. lots o

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