chris can sing. >> chris can sing. >> when do we get the musical?bout a life episode. people would love to see a musical episode. listen. you gotta be careful with that stuff. >> amen. because sometimes that can be risky. >>> we know kate hudson has something to sing about. she posted this on instagram that she's calm of pounds from her goal weight. kate giving credit to w.w. she's their celeb ambassador. she said her goal after giving birth last october was to lose 25 pound bis spring. perhaps it was kate's birthday goal. she turns 40 tomorrow. happy birthday, kate. "e.t." has been with her since her red carpet start. he's when we first met kate. >> can i talk to do kids? >> sure, you want to talk. >> can you get used to seeing kurt and your mom on the screen like that? >> yeah, sort of. well, i like the part where my mom swallows a bug. >> kate was just 8 years old and mising a tooth when we first met her at the "overboard" premier. we watched her grow up. her smile and laugh just like her mom's. goldie and kurt would bring kate and her brothers,

chris: where agents can be honest about the nonstop hack attack. female: this really hits home. chris: and get the message out. male: and we have to do something about it. chris: after that eye-opening meeting in boston, we have two recommendations for homebuyers. first shop around for a title company, don't just take the one your agent offers. and ask if they have a saferoom to block out hackers. second, insist that your agent never use personal email for business because that is how the thieves get in. male announcer: coming up, a half-billion-dollar mistake, how this bay area man ended up with a huge check, why he was expecting something a lot smaller, and what we can all learn from class action lawsuits. chris: if you have a consumer complaint, give us a call, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. we'll be right back. ♪ tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and prot

chris: how can the president say and does he regard julian assange as villain or >> look, clearly the president was making a joke during 2016 campaign, certainly we take this serious, in fact, our administration is the only one that's done anything about it. let's not forget that the reason julian assange is being looked at is because of engagement with chelsea manning, that individual is that the person that obama administration commuted their sentence, only ones that have taken this whole process seriously and actually doing something to solve the problem. chris: okay. >> the president was making a joke during the campaign and talking about the specifics of the case at that moment. chris: a joke he made over and over again, in any case let me ask you about ilhan omar, the president tweeted video that congresswoman omar made cutting it with images of 9/11, take a look. >> some people did some things -- chris: now, that was only the only 5 seconds we felt comfortable showing, it goes on in much worse way of her seeming, no question about it, minimize 9/11 and then horrible images from

chris, if you can still hear me, can you? >> reporter: yes. >> how do you know so much about the cathedral? >> reporter: yes. yes, chris? >> how do you know so much about the cathedral? >> reporter: i mean, i'm someone who passed -- i'm someone who lives and passes every day, but my knowledge of the cathedral probably comes from my parents who spoke about it as one of the most ak tech churl -- it's our cultural heritage. this is also the world's cultural heritage. and everyone will miss it. >> you are right about that. thank god you're safe. i'm sorry that i had to meet you through this tragedy. but thank you for helping us understand it better. it's interesting that he points out the rose window. and he is right. it is one of the signature features of this church. rose not because of the color but because of the configuration. and it's something that you see with stain glass windows obviously in churches. this one was known as one of the most extraordinary. you can see it in the front of the church, the glow of fire light com

can see detail you just can't see her. the fascinating part for me is in color. it's not a black and white. >> chriss you can see houses here you didn't know existed. >> trees and cars and all kinds of things that aren't there. >> chris: if you still don't understand how it works, don't worry, neither did i. >> how can the computer see if? >> it looks all the numbers and says that once higher. the one so it's math? >> at math. it's graphic math. it's almost like tic-tac-toe and trance. >> chris: is it fair to say that the u.s. military and the intelligence community are interested in what you do? >> i think the intelligence community is very interested. >> chris: which brings up one final question. >> chris: which is more satisfying for you? the music or the high-tech? >> that's not fair. you watching carlos santana play on stage, playing a prs, sorry, that's good. i'm looking at information that i know no one has ever seen before. that's good too. you can't compare the two. both are good. and which is the best interview -- that's not fair. >> chris: well, it was a good question. smith says there ar

chris, can you admit out loud there was no collusion? can you say that out loud? >> well, the mueller report says there's no collusion. i said i would trust the mueller report. i read the collusion section. it appears while the trump campaign was happy to getting this report from russia, they didn't form a criminal conspiracy with that, so that part of the investigation is settled that doesn't mean we should hear about what is going on in public through testimony. but the obstruction of justice portion, that is very troubling. i remember when there there was a young former place kicker from utah sitting in the chairs of one of those committees. he would have investigated this fully. so i expect the house of representatives today is going to have hearings and get the witnesses that mueller investigated to testify in public so the american people can see what happened. but the american people deserve the truth. >> chris, you know what it's like to have if goal posts moved on you. that's what the democrats are trying to do, move the goal posts. they barked about coll

i'm investigative reporter chris can chmura. the duct taped dishwasher when nbc bay area returns. >>> my alma mater, beautiful spring day on campus. this is the library right there. a beautiful time on campus. you can follow me on twitter. you are watching "today in the bay". developing in southern california - police are looking for the per >>> 6:23. developing in southern california, police are looking for the person who attacked a dodgers fan, leaving him near death. hearsay photo taken at the hospital. this is by his wife. this is 45-year-old raphael reina. a father of four. he has a fractured skull, needs help breathing. that attack happened outside dodgers stadium after the game that ended past midnight on friday. she says that she was on facetime with her husband when she heard him arguing with another man. then she heard a crack and then the screen went black. >> i panicked. i'm screaming in the phone. nobody is hearing me. nobody is answering me. and i can hear my husband moaning. how could you do this to my husband and

chris canning, who is a lieu department in the active duty police department.e will be able to sit with the board at the june meeting. we also have news that we -- the mayor's office appointed their member, marry howe -- mary howe. many understand her work in human resources. she is employed in in marincou. she is a resident in san francisco. we are not sure if she will be here for the may meeting but defendant for june. we will have a complete board in june, which is great. i did want to just highlight we have been following some of the taxes at the federal and state level. at the federal level, the ex ice tax. there -- exise tax it will be applied for the 2020 year. the managed care tax in california is also in play, and that may very well apply next year. we weren't sure -- the state wasn't sure how to read the feds on this one, but apparently in michigan they have a similar tax and got approved very recently by the federal government. it is likely that california will apply again. those two taxes are going to be -- we will give you the breakdown on the cost

the law has recognized -- chris: but he's attempting, but, sir -- >> can i just answer the question? he's suggesting that there is case and evidence that congress should examine. >> okay, but let's start with this. the standard he used -- his conclusion is i cannot conclude that the president committed obstruction. but i cannot exonerate him. chris: i understand your idea that he doesn't have to prove him innocent -- >> the second poofort it is a totally biased, warped view of a prosecutor's role. if prosecutors in america were asked to exonerate you, in about 90% of the casings, they couldn't -- cases, they wouldn't be able to do it. i rarely could exonerate -- chris: but sir, respectfully, he's saying it should go to congress. >> you're entitled to our opinion. number one, if they're going to review his removal power, real question under article ii whether he can do that. the congress has a role in appointment, advise and consent. it deliberately doesn't give them a role in removal because they say, go back to the constitutional convention, that would be too much of an intrusion. b

beautifu extension of jackie's gift giving. >> that's from my eigbuddy, jac chan. >> jimmy: chris tucker. you cant to you by caesars palace. go to likeacaesar.com to learn how to live like a caesar. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series in las vegas is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank chris tucker, david spade, and apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first, you can see her on the "courage" world tour beginning this fall. here with the song "ashes," celine dion. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ♪ what's left to say these prayers ain't working anymore every word shot down ♪ ♪ in flames what's left to do with these broken pieces on the floor ♪ ♪ i'm losing my voice calling on you 'cause i've been shaking i've been bending ♪ ♪ backwards till i'm broke watching all these dreams go up in smoke let beauty come out of ♪ ♪ ashes let beauty come out of ashes and when i pray to god ♪ ♪ all i ask is can beauty come out of ashes can you use these ♪ ♪ tears to put out the fires in my soul 'cause

can. why computed with -- it raises a lot of issues that maybe we didn't have to respond to. >> chris: you have said that if you are going to release the counter report it was going to focus on obstruction. here's what the president had to say about that after the mueller report was released. >> they're having a good day. i'm having a good day too. it was called no collusion, no obstruction. >> chris: but mayer, that's not true. the mueller report makes a clear, especially on the issue of collusion -- obstruction rather that he's leaving it to congress. i don't want to pick up on the report. volume two, page eight -- >> rudy: i agree with that. >> chris: god, let me put this out here first. the conclusion that congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances in the principle that no person is above the law," so mueller invites congress to look into this and the president, in terms of congress, hasn't been exonerated at all in the issue of the obstruction grade >> rudy: he will n

mcconnell the majority leader of the senate has yet to bring a bill to the floor that we can debate this. chriscomprehensive immigration reform as a practical matter will go nowheree between now and 2020 so why now not specific changes to deal with this explosion of people seeking asylumag? >> i will disagree. of the president would support comprehensive immigration reform and work with democrats and republicans, we have the consensus to pass reform africa but the president doesn't want that to happen. we will take up the niche issues. w to. i hope we can get things accomplished but we need reformed and second talking about more people coming to the border we have to deal with the reasons why migrants are migrants in the first place. don't cut off the aid to central america. that does not work to reduce the flow. chris: would you agree there is a problem with the asylum system where three quarters of the people who come in are given credible fear excuses to stay in the country for two years? and 800,000 backlog then only 16 percenttu actually are granted asylum? there is not a problem with tha

kim's regime evil and responsible for unimaginable cruelty and no excuse or lavish praise can change that. >> chrisrich edson, reporting for the state department. russian president prudence says kim jong un is confirming north korea will give up its nuclear weapons program if it gets an ironclad security guarantee. and the two leaders held their first formal meeting today and greg palkot tells us how it wen went. >> next messages. kim jong un meeting for the first time russian president vladimir putin in the eastern russian port city. they went longer than expected but appeared friendly. discussions were described as "open." we exchanged views on how and what needs to be done so that we can improve the situation for the better. >> russian president putin said moscow agreed for north korea to give up its nuclear weapon. and not just leave us but other countries including russia. >> north korea needs a guarantee of safety and presentation of sovereignty. and what would that be except restoration of international law. that's another way to get involved in a global issue of the same time sticking it to

that will be a consequentiall de decisione i will reserve judgment until we can to liberate. chrisading the charge for more than a year president trump and his campaign colluded with the russians to interfere in the 2016 elections in here are a few examples. >> this is as clear evidence you can find of intent by the campaign to collude with the russians. >> there is plenty of evidence of collusion or conspiracy in plain sight. >> there is ample evidence and there is a collision of people in the trump campaign with theof whrussians. chris: look at what the mueller report found. volume one pages one and two and five we understood coordination to require an agreement tacit or express between the trump campaign about election interference investigation did notbl establish members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in interference activities. the special counsel did not find that coordination you said was there. >> as you know, i wish you play the rest of some those clips i went on to say that whether that evidence to produces beyond a reasonable

can do anything. >> a lot of down time in the firehouse. chris used to watch fox news. only two channels he watched and turner classic movies was the other. ainsley: keep watching and let us know what we can do. >> thanks. >> thank you so much. brian: you are welcome. the tunnel 2 towers pledged to pay off the slutman family mortgage to donate go to tunnel 2 towers.org. ainsley: julian assange arrested at the embassy in london overnight. brian: reaction from jeh johnson who is in our green room next. [knocking]

here with a less unconstitutional law, chris stover. can she do that? >> know.understand is she's not afforded unilateral power under the constitution as we learned in grade school. the founding fathers gave the legislative branch the ability to make laws but the executive branch which includes the president and her administration, they execute the laws, the executive. they make new laws. >> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren calling to abolish the electoral college and other democratic candidates saying this needs to be reevaluated. and 12 states and dc want to overturn that. what do you make of that? >> this is an effort by democrats who were unsuccessful at the ballot box to change the rules that have been placed for centuries. the constitution lays out a process for the electoral college. there are different ways that can be interpreted. the systems are there for them to choose from. they specifically chose one in which certain states are protected from urban areas and created the framework we have today. it was done purposefully and we shoul

can sorry chris is there to make a name to see. if we. carry it.with the election presidential election we would think but i didn't but that event had left her in the seat of those who were in so prisons ok so is this latest announcement then likely to satisfy the protesters who of course have been demanding that he steps down. well i don't think that the daughter of adolescence was a clique i was the and not enough to me hands of a living in school have taken discrete over the best side league last friday during the month to exist we heard that there won't be old god to to leave the folder there were not only clones thought there was a nation of oz in the book if you go but they want to see. a need to to leave the poor so i don't think that it will be enough and we are expecting new mass protests to be organized and maybe if this might all fighting thanks for joining us such an old khatab and i'll just thank you. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the number of confirmed cases in mozambique's cycling hi

chris christie had been wearing a lime green hogan strong wrist bracelet. there is one writer that i can believe those are still in circulation but thank you for wearing that this morning. but throughout my battle with cancer that you mentioned, chris christie had the wristband all throughout the presidential campaign, and he pledged he wasn't going to take it off until i was cancer free. and i called him with the good is an acid chris, you can finally take that wristband off. and he said, i'm not going to take it off. you have to come to new hampshire and cut it off my wrist, which i did at a very emotional town hall in peterborough. really appreciated the kind gesture by governor christie, but i think was really just a ploy to get me appear to campaign for him in new hampshire. i traveled around his campaign bus and was here for the republican debate. i was here for election night where i introduced him. but chris had helped me two years earlier in 2014 when he was chairman of the republican governors association, and when absolutely no one gave us any chance whatsoever to win the stat

you can see chris balini making its way toward oakland. everything is moving along really well.ever, it is not moving along at all on 680 southbound at el pinento lane. this is a big rig accident. this isn't going anywhere. slowing things down for you if you're headed toward the dublin interchange. there's another accident on 880. this is northbound 880 at marina boulevard. there are lanes blocked. it doesn't look like it's slowing anything down so far on the themmets. this is an accident on -- one lane is blocked here. so just be aware. it doesn't look like it's causing delays. coming in from tracy, you have a 30-minute drive-thru the altamont pass. all your traffic times are looking good. let's get to construction affecting you. 580 on the san raphael bridge and lane closures in effect until 6:00 a.m. at the golden gate bridge, traffic is moving, but that wasn't the case a few moments ago. it's down to one lane across the bridge. they just opened it up. that's good for those commuting toward the north bay. >> emily, thank you. >>> charlie is getting three new angels and sterli

how can you be consistent? >> chris, i am bothered by the fbi doing the -- the comey -- >> only that. >> this is our government. >> you look at the president who lied to us again and again about russian interference and i don't understand it because you're supposed to be someone of integrity. >> come on. >> mr. meadows, get in on it. >> i think probably the big thing, chris, is what we have to understand is, yes, did the russians try to interfere in our election. >> of course. >> and they did. but it wasn't just the russians, it was the turks, it was the ukrainians. >> but why spread the blame when -- >> but here -- because i've seen documents that would indicate that those other two countries actually did -- >> -- zero in on the russians and all the names and the different ways and the manifestations of dissemination, of disinformation that's in this report, why would he make it up? >> because -- i didn't say he made that up. i'm saying the dossier spelled out a russian connection but i'm saying that there were other c

chris. >>> you can watch the nfl draft here on abc 7 next week. it will air starting at 5:00 p.m.ay, april 25th. 4:00 p.m. on friday the 26th and 9:00 a.m. on saturday, april 27th. >>> great stuff. hope you can tune in for that. it should be really fun. >>> let's turn to the forecast. we have a nice string of days to enjoy. >> i'm thinking shorts. >> short shorts, it's going to be quite warm tomorrow. a quick look at doppler 7. after a mild day in most locations, here's the view from mt. tam looking on to the bay and it's a beautiful evening around the bay area. 57 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland, mountain view, 69. 72 san jose. morgan hill 73. this is the view westward from emeryville. 72 degrees at santa rosa. napa 70. mid-70s in fairfield, vacaville. concord and livermore. santa cruz which may be a popular destination tomorrow with the warming coming. areas of fog overnight. temperatures soar tomorrow. it will be much cooler on saturday but temperatures start to rise again on easter sunday. a little fog developing on the coastline locally out over the bay. low temperatu

can be. done chris harrison welcome to the show we have plenty to talk about joining me for this sunday powwow are two top experts to my left a very special guest former but as they can midfielder and current coach of antigua and barbuda national team michel didn't say you doing very good thank you you feeling good you've been traveling a lot lately i know glad to see here. very own max merrill how was miami and are you ready to get down to business it was great and i'm ready to rumble all right glad to hear it now let's start at the top bar munich's robert levin dosti and kingsley coleman exchanged blows in training and head of the dusseldorf match coach nico box confirmed it happened but also said the issue was squashed here's some advice pick and choose your battles what about the fight to defend the title well both of byron's boxers were in the starting eleven who'd strike first and would it be the right target. after his meet week bass kings they come on picked up where he left off landing the opening blow after just fifteen minutes was the when his cross found its way straight into the g

chris was escorted in. >> thanks for coming out. >> hey, my pleasure. anything i cans he went to heather's house the night she disappeared to talk. but before he could say much to her, he said her phone rang. >> and so she's like, "this is a call i've kind of been waiting for." and i said, "well, you know, i've really got a pertinent matter to discuss with you if there's any way you could possibly, you know, have him call you back or --" >> what was it? the pertinent matter? >> it was letting her know that i'd discovered that she'd been having an affair this entire time. >> is that who was calling her, the person you suspected? >> i kind of got that feeling that that's who was calling her. >> reporter: in fact, it was ed raulerson. >> i called her. she answered. and immediately i could hear, you know, her and chris kind of arguing. so, she's telling him to get out and he's constantly saying, "i need to talk to you. i need to talk to you. i just need two minutes." >> reporter: and ed said he heard something else come out of chris' mouth. >> he's talking to her. it's a

>> chris and marcus, you can see the intersection behind me el camino real and sunnyvale avenues. we are still trying to figure out, as you mentioned, who was the driver and why did he, according to police, intentionally run people over at this intersection? the man behind the wheel of a black sedan ran into eight people. two on bicycles. the remaining six on foot. they were either in the sidewalk or waiting or to cross. belongings strewn all over the place. the youngest being 13 years old. they were all taken to the hospital. some of the injuries are serious. the driver crashed into a nearby tree, was arrested. police have questioned him to determine his motive, which is still a big question mark for us. >> we have a preliminary witness statement that the car was accelerating. and based on scene, it looks like he didn't try to brake at all. >> reporter: police have indicated to us they will update us with a news conference sometime later today. some lanes remain closed. enough are still open that you can drive down el camino and get through this intersection. all lanes will reope

manus: that is a key point, if the government can stay together. nejra: chrises it seem like we are moving into a soft brexit? chris: we have always said, we need to be looking at the longer-term implications of a brexit deal. if it is as s says, if it moves us toward a softer brexit deal, i think that would be positive for the sterling, for the markets, and for u.k. assets generally, and they have been looking very attractively valued. it could allow a further move forward in terms of the u.k. market. manus: chris, good morning. the question is whether we move toward something called a customs union, which, as nss, could split the tory party -- as anna says, could split the tory party. do you think it is priced in, or what would it take to make a big finish, what breaks us above this level? chris: i think what is exactly priced in at the moment, my sense is that a very hard brexit, a no-deal brexit is just not being priced in by markets. the probability of that has been declining. we are in a position where markets are looking for good news whether it is on th

my mother recently became seriously ill and i feel ashamed that i can no longer help her out. chris theses are manufactured here and patients come for them from far and wide. the afghan state can barely help its disabled make a new start in life. but at least everyone is given a new leg to stand on. shaquille that plays basketball and she's good at it her team has already twice taken part in the asian para games. but. my confidence has returned through sports now i sometimes think i'm a pretty good athlete of course i know that's not true but it feels good. that. shaquille goes to the clinic twice a week she knows that despite all the hardships she's lucky to live in kabul where the clinic is located and she has recently decided on her future career she'd like to become a physiotherapist. to south korea next where citizens john are you know on the first of january every yeah this is irrespective of what one's actually is also babies are considered to be one year old at birth now it's when you're born the thirty first of december and the confusion really begins you know so well is ce

i call him with the good news, said chris, you can finally take that wristband off. he said, i'm not can it take it off , you have to come to new hampshire and cut it off my wrist. which i did, at a very emotional town hall. i do really appreciate the kind gesture by governor christie. it was just a ploy to get me up here to campaign for him in new hampshire. i traveled around his campaign and did a bunch of events. i was here for the republican debate and election night. i did introduce him. chris helped me 2 years earlier in 2014, when he was chairman of the republican governors association. when absolutely no one gave us any chance whatsoever to win the state of maryland, maryland is arguably, had this argument with the governor of massachusetts yesterday, maryland is the bluest and most liberal state in america. voter registration is more than 2-1. we were out spent by more than more than 5-1. the fame political decatur, nate silver, who in the previous presidential election had accurately predicted every single electoral vote in the country, a few weeks before t

. >> hi, chris. you can see the moisture offshore and this is what's going on move through the bay area. the next couple of hours and we've had showers up to the north and as we go in a little bit closer and not too much out there and just a mist and drizzle and spotty showers from kernville to marshal and out to get the santa cruz mountains wet and in the peninsula. you see the moisture out there and the flow is pretty zonal which means there is a good deal of moisture there that continues to push into the bay area. we need a little lift and we have a weak cold front or warm front providing the lift and the possibility of showers the next few hours. look how gray it is out there and the east bay hills camera, and san francisco, and san jose and 56, and a break as you head across the golden gate bridge today and you could see a shower, and even tonight the likelihood in sonoma and napa is elsewhere. 54, petaluma and arriving flights at sfo. morning showers are possible. dry this afternoon with a sunnier sund

here is where chris and cristi hall had come to live out their golden years, though they were far from old when it happened. just experienced, with life and each other. >> as far back as i canemember, it's always been chris and cristi. they were never thought of as separate. they were a unit. >> these are the three daughters. all of them of course have heard scores of times the story of how their parents met. it was 1978. cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino. quite by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relax

majority of gorse fires are started deliberately, and pictures like these show how dangerous that can be. chris station has been evacuated after a large commercial fire triggered a string of explosions. derbyshire constabulary say the fire at prime parkway industrial estate has resulted in a series of blasts, and the subsequent evacuations of st mary's wharf police station. they've advised local residents to keep their doors and windows shut. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee, have been released without charge. the 29—year—old was shot dead during violence in londonderry on thursday night. police said support from the community has been positive, but appealed for tangible evidence. a british charity worker has been killed in northern nigeria. faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kaduna state where she was visiting on holiday. three other people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. older women are being exploited by some ivf clinics, who are "trading o

what has happened today are you must be totally devastated tables from my personal experience i can learn chris and i would say it is a very sad day i think in my opinion very sad day for humanity and the focus on is that still humanity i will say and and kind of reminded when i parked the car i just i just thought it was a big. the fact that i was that is big kind of helped me to realize what i said what i thought it was the reaction of people who were watching it as i was watching a level when they were talking but the kind of paradoxical. that the. violence dominated the moment or not find it by kind of like the difference that was actually happening yes another minute. my experience with want to print our fell after the terrorist attack and then in america and i remember that after what extensive coverage for about a week only weeks of me to realize the magnitude of that event so this time and i already feel like this is huge because it's like a centuries of of a christian heritage and. not on the forefront but in my view is for christianity and all over the gulf for some of the system will

chris page, bbc news. what you can see here is 400 hectares of blackened moorland. cruise from greater manchester, merseyside, west yorkshire who have been here for 24 hours supported by teams from mountain rescue, national trust volu nteers mountain rescue, national trust volunteers too. this fire is devastating for the national trust. they have spent hundreds of thousands of pounds on this area because it is a site of special scientific interest. this is the second fire they've had this year and they would have spent around £40,000 on the helicopter involved in this effort. all because of a disposable barbecue. that's why they are encouraging visitors to be responsible. thank you. a british charity worker has been killed in northern nigeria. faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kaduna state where she was visiting on holiday. three other people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet said they carried out the attack. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee, have been r

was hearing a lot of him and to me it was necessary to refer to wasn't done by ford as you can answer for. chris has also made me quote something of the biggest on the house and a back about five. you know. i have the bank with the two of them thought about it a couple of times when i was younger but. you know i've been i've been pretty lucky i haven't injured myself i mean to think full of over a couple of times trying to be you know what you know when you're in those rock n roll days when you stuck your foot up on the monitor you know. like that fell backwards so yeah i think that apart from that no not really. got some kind of a problem. that wasn't. if you have. a boy to. them it's fantastic music. and they're fun to hang the rights i think afford to lose it's how you can vs what you got. out of them so. bright so i and so i was. they have should have. another yes the last day let's enjoy holdouts if chris got born in. a. the. school will. live better. lives. to live. their lives. live. live. the way it's a. really. live elec. color folau. to. live. thank you thank you. thanks chris tell. us

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majority of gorse fires are started deliberately, and pictures like these show how dangerous that can be. chrisrker has been killed in northern nigeria. faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kaduna state where she was visiting on holiday. three other people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. two teenagers arrested in connection with the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee, have been released without charge. the 29—year—old was shot dead during violence in londonderry on thursday night. police said support from the community has been positive, but appealed for "tangible evidence". five people have been killed after a powerful earthquake rocked the island of luzon in the philippines. the quake, which had a magnitude of 6.4 and lasted for around 30 seconds, caused office buildings to sway in the capital, manila. the full extent of the damage caused is still unknown. the time is 2:17 p m. the headlines on bbc news: police in colombo are continuing to find and defuse explosive devices, a day after 290

majority of gorse fires are started deliberately, and pictures like these show how dangerous that can be. chriss arrested in connection with the murder of thejournalist, lyra mckee, have been released without charge. the 29—year—old was shot dead during violence in londonderry on thursday night. police said support from the community has been positive, but appealed for "tangible evidence". a british charity worker has been killed in northern nigeria. faye mooney was shot dead on friday, along with a nigerian man, when gunmen stormed a resort in kaduna state where she was visiting on holiday. three other people were also kidnapped. no—one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. older women are being exploited by some ivf clinics, who are trading on hope, that's according to the head of britain's fertility watchdog. sally cheshire, chairwoman of the human fertilisation and embryology authority, has accused some overseas private clinics of using selective success rates to persuade middle—aged women to undergo treatment. the human fertilisation and embryology authority says that those undert

i'm chris hayes. you can never take anything uttered by the trump administration at face value, and anyone who does ends up looking look a fool later on. because they lie about just about everything, and we saw yet another example of that today thanks to democrats' first big push into the white house security clearance process. house oversight chairman elijah cummings recontrolled today that a whistle-blower told the committee it wasn't just jared and ivanka who had their security clearance denials overruled, there were in fact dozens of these cases. a memo released today says according to the whistle-blower, these individuals had a wide range of serious disqualifying issues involving foreign influence, conflicts of interest, concerning personal conduct, financial problems, drug use and criminal conduct. the highest profile people that we know have benefitted from this are senior white house officials jared kushner and ivanka trump and it's obvious this was a special favor, at least in part due to nepotism, b

the debris from the mudslide remains in place and serves as a reminder of what can happen. sot chris lindner/sausalito resident :12outcue...so we feel we are pretty stable> (robin) city officials say a stretch of cresent avenue will remain closed until crews finish cleaning the area. that's expected to be complete by the fall. (robin) new this morning...three people were taken to the hospital after a hot air ballon hit a this yesterday morning in yountville in the area of ragatz lane and washington street. one person had to be airlifted to the hospital. two others went by ambulance. 20 people were in the balloon when it the power line. the balloon was registered to a company based in napa. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... measles on the rise around the country... with three cases in santa clara... a look at how many cases the u-s is facing. (robin) plus... new details on the on a bay area priest accused molesting a teenage boy . (robin) and... an april fools joke gone too far... sends dozens of complaints to a bay area mayor. we'll explain next. (robin) and here's a l