the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any ained legal custody of heather and chris' two children. and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be, inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> reporter: that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her, a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman whose transformation continues to inspire all who knew and loved heather jones. is she dancing? >> absolutely. >> we believe that. if you believe in angels, there is one dancing up there, i promise you. and every time we have class, she's dancing. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. it is 6:00 in the east, 3:00 out west and here's what's happening. tax return

our rugby union correspondent chris jones is here. be underestimated how big this match is, especially for leicester given their pedigree? they are the biggest rugby club in england. they are the manchester united of club rugby union and if they were to go down it would be one of the biggest club rugby stories in english rugby history but they are tenth in the league with four games to go. just five points clear of the bottom side newcastle falcons and it could be some extraordinary situation where if the falcons went well tonight and was win against sale tomorrow, leicester could be bottom of the premiership come saturday evening. so make no mistake, this is a game of monumental significance for both sides. as you say, especially for this step. in an added twist, there are plenty of former leicester players and coaches on the newcastle side at the moment. the boss for newcastle, one of the coaches and the fly—half for the newcastle falcons spent six very successful yea rs falcons spent six very successful years there as well. confide

our correspondent chris jones has more.hat billy vunipola expressed regrets and he understood the hurt and offence he had caused by the defence of isreal folau and adding in his own instagram post, that man was made for women to procreates. billy vunipola has also been reminded of his responsibilities as an ambassador for the game and for a sport that values inclusivity, although he has not yet deleted the post which suggests he does stand by his views, which come from his interpretation of his christian religion, although he does regret expressing these views. manchester united travel to barcelona needing to overturn a 1—0 deficit if they're to win their champions league quarterfinal. it will be the first time united manager ole gunnar solskjaer has played or managed at the ground since scoring the winning goal for them in the 1999 final against bayern munich. patrick gearey reports. people cross the world come to visit barcelona. it attracts guests for its weather, its culture, it's sheer theatre. it's less welcoming if y

that's our rugby union reporter chris jones and offensive.sgender people serving in the us military has come into effect. after three years of being able to openly serve their country as their chosen gender, now they can only serve in their gender assigned at birth. the president says it‘s down to the cost of medical bills. 0ur lgbt correspondent ben hunte explains what the new rules mean. transgender people are being barred from joining the united states military. but what‘s led to this, and what does that mean for transgender service people in the future? this is myjob. this is my life. i served six years. i carried our fallen warriors. it feels like a slap in the face. before we get to how the ban applies, and why some of its reasoning is questionable, bear with me a little bit of history. history was made today. transgender people will now be allowed to serve openly. and then one tweet changed everything. on twitter, not the president promised to reimburse president 0bama‘s 2016 decision. yes, this totally surprise decision, while popular

i asked our rugby union correspondent chris jones about the response to vunipola's own social media postin which the saracens forward called for people to "live their lives how god intended". a response from both the rfq a response from both the rfc) and from vunipola's club today, both of them saying they do not support the views and those kind of views go against the values of inclusivity that's a big part of what the rfq are all about and a big part of what vunipola's club are all about. the rfu say they will have a meeting with vunipola. saracens say they will meet with vunipola internally. vunipola offended what folau had to say. —— defended what. they certainly interpret their christianity in a different way to make comes to lgbt people and vunipola, without using is struggling which is next use, said he felt gay people were living against god's will. the common soul is certainly caused a storm and certainly are going to be dealt with —— the comments certainly cause. vunipola going on to say he felt a relationship should be between men and women. what does this say about players an

here's our rugby union correspondent chris jones.ut on his social media channels yesterday, israel folau said that hell awaits all gay people. he puts these homophobic beliefs down to his religious views and a year ago the rugby australia authorities disciplined in. now they have come back and said they have made repeated efforts to contact israel folau. he has not returned their calls and in the absence of any mitigating factors he will get the sack. it is a huge development. he is one of australia's top players. but rugby australia are putting the values of the game above his playing ability. so unless he can come up with an explanation, and remember he was disciplined for this a year ago, thenit was disciplined for this a year ago, then it is looking like israel folau has played his last game of rugby union, possibly for australia and certainly he won't be going to the rugby world cup at the end of the year. 0le gunnar solskjaer says there's no reason why his manchester united side can't win at the nou camp next week, and qualify

chris jones, year. hugely significant in a world cup year. chrisjones, thank you.one major title he's missing from his collection. andy swiss reports from augusta. ready for another shot at golfing greatness. rory mcilroy has already lifted three of the four major titles. the open championship, the us open and the us pga. can he finally complete the full set? he begins here the masters favourite, and after embracing meditation, he is pretty relaxed. i keep saying this, i would dearly love to win this tournament one day. if it doesn't happen this week, that is totally fine, i'll come back next year and have another crack at it. but i'm happy with where everything is — body, mind, game. if rory mcilroy triumphs here he'll become only the sixth man to win every major. but fair to say other big names have other ideas. including tiger woods. some 22 years after his first win here, could he do it again? how about justin rose? he's the world number one. he knows that won't count for much. i don't see the ranking per se. i know i am one of the guys who can win and has a gr

here is chris jones. in his similar comment last year. here is chrisjones.t hail awaits all gay people. he picks these homophobic beliefs down to his religious views and a year ago the by religious views and a year ago the rugby australia authorities and disciplined him. now did come back and said they've made repeated effo rts and said they've made repeated efforts to contact him, he is not returned our calls and in the absence of any mitigating factors, he will get the sack. he is one of australia's best players but rugby australia's best players but rugby australia are putting the values of the game and the offences because with these comments about his playing ability. atletico madrid's diego costa won't play for the club again this season after receiving an eight match ban for abusing a referee. the former chelsea striker was given a straight red card in the first half of their defeat against barcelona last weekend. any match report the referee claimed the striker had insulted his mother. diego costa denied that but was given a four match ban for the in

chris kuhns, bob casey, doug jones, dianne feinstein, richmond might be the most interesting in some ways to endorse him. some people see endorsements as old school. they are still important. he is showing his establishment credentials here >> that's right. the former vice president has probably more built-in establishment support than anybody else who has gotten insofar. we know the count is up to around 20 democrats. that's going to be a big advantage for him. i think the number of endorsements actually fits really well into the narrative that he was trying to show yesterday with that video. joe biden is many, many things. he has a lot of qualifications. it was incredibly telling that with the first video he decided not to talk about his senate record, not to talk about his foreign policy credentials or his working class roots. he decided to talk about trump. part of the message was to say my campaign will be a general election campaign. it is going to be singularly focused on taking on president trump and telling the american people that the america we have seen under president tr

campaign with a number of endorsements, including senators bob casey of pennsylvania, chris coons of delaware and doug jonesf alabama. president obama, who has said he has no plans to endorse anyone right now, did praise biden through a spokesperson who said, quote, president obama has long said that selecting joe biden as his running mate in 2008 was one of the best decisions he ever made. >> i asked president obama not to endorse. and he doesn't want to -- we should -- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. >> reporter: another president also weighed in, writing about the race in a tweet. it will be nasty. you will be dealing with people who truly have some very sick and demented ideas. but if you make it i will see you at the starting gate. biden's first big event will be monday in pittsburgh. he's also planning stops in the key early states of iowa and new hampshire along with visits to south carolina, nevada and california. all of it leading up to a big rally in philadelphia scheduled for may 18th. and along the way, we're expecting to hear more about his plans to rebuild the m

chris hemsworth and tessa thompson are taking over for will sth and tommy lee jones, and their legendary secret agents working to protect the earth from intergalactic enemies. but this time they're going to have an even bigger threat to tackle, something we all remember from yrs ago. it's back. >> i like the old men in black, though. >> everything's redone these days, so we got to give that a shot too. >> with fresh faces. >>> who's ready for more a star is aborn? recent appearance on the ellen degeneres show, bradley cooper dismissed the idea that he and lady gaga will take the oscar winning sho on the road for a tour anytime soon. but he did el it the talk show host he is down for a one-night reunion, saying, i thought it would be a cool thing to do. maybe one night would be like reading a live scrip and singing all the songs, and it would be like the hollywood bowl or something like that. well, it's possible, right? >> well, he busted it out for the awards show and said he wasn't going to do it again. he had that live show in vegas. says he's not comfortable doing it, but he keeps sho

jones denied it. let's talk to chris. >> good for you staying on that anderson.or what they are. we're down here with a situation that's all too real. we're on hidalgo, texas. near mcallen. this is where it's all happening with the migrants. this is where you get to see all the dysfunction in one place. the constant flooding in of humanity. mostly from the triangle. not really mexico anymore. how overburdened and how overtaxed our customs and border protection people are. how the system doesn't work. how great the need is and here's the worst part, the most obvious part of it all. this could be remedied and our leaders are doing nothing. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher inves

on democratic side, chris coons from delaware, bob casey, and doug jones.e house side, lisa blount rochester from delaware. brendon boil, matt cartwright, both from pennsylvania. some democratic establishment applaud biden entering the race. others on the more progressive side of the democratic party not as impressed saying biden has been on the sidelines too long. one big question, if he can get small donation group of money going to senator bernie sanders. tomorrow he is at a large event getting from large donors, home of a comcast executive. comcast is owned by nbc. first public event at the teamsters union in pittsburgh. connell, very busy start to his political campaign. connell: he waited a while. now it is on. thank you, melissa. melissa: here is robin biro former obama campaign field director. ford o'connell, civic forum pac chairman. robin, i want to start with you. this is a money show. i want to talk about money mostly. joe biden is late getting out of the gate here in terms of raising money. he has a big fund-raiser tonight, but it represents th

jones narrates this film. the movie hits theaters july 19. that is your eye on entertainment. chrisnez, los angeles. >>> coming up from the shark tank, the captain took a puck to the face. got this story. and a warrior opponent for the first round of the playoffs. all of that coming up. >>> a live look outside at the international airport. 4:49. we will be right back. clear skies and cool conditions and breezy heading through the afternoon. breezy across the bay area and windy along the coast and the san francisco peninsula. daytime highs will be cool but mild. 67 in mountain view. 68 in san jose. nikita will be the high was 69. temperatures in the mid 60s in berkeley, alameda, oakland. upper 60s in san leandro. i will show you the to cast taking you through the next 48 hours and when will we see the wins ease coming up. >>> emily? >> no wind e soutth a bo be prepared to swerve. the travel times look good all in the green. one just turn yellow. 580 moving to the past 31 minutes from 205 to 680. still not terrible for this time of morning. i will tell you about the trouble spot comin

senator chris coons from delaware, bob casey from pennsylvania and doug jones from alabama.ere is biden why his former boss has not endorsed him yet. >> i asked mr. obama not to endorse. he doesn't -- we, whoever should win the nomination should win on their own merits. welcome to delaware. reporter: a lot of establishment democrats cheering this announcement. listen. >> i thought it was powerful and compassionate. i think that, listen in this polarizing environment it is an incredible contrast to the president. the truth i think he is saying we have to bring people together. this is not the right way. i will show you the right way. i think it is very powerful. reporter: former vice president on a publicity tour. he got of the train at wilmington, delaware. he went to a pisa shop for lunch. it was take-out. he will have fund-raising event in philadelphia. at the senior executive vice president diversity officer for comcast, david cohen's house. as you know, comcast owns nbc. charles: joining me trump 2020 senior advisor, madison gesiotto. fox news contributor jehmu greene. y

endorsements on the first day, like senator -- delaware senator chris coons, pennsylvania senator bob casey and alabama senator doug jones. biden addressed why president obama, former president obama, has not yet endorsed him. listen. >> i asked president obama not to endorse and he doesn't want to -- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. welcome to delaware. reporter: tonight, biden is holding a fund-raiser at a comcast executive's home hoping to raise some big money. biden's campaign also taking to twitter to ask for donations. he hopes to show that he can raise the kind of money gravitating to bernie sanders, that small-time donor. biden, one year younger than sanders. liz? liz: the small donations add up, don't they, edward. i think that's the big question. can he do that versus salting in a bigger donation. thank you for that report. that was pretty impressive. peter doocy in the crowd for fox. reporter: exactly. peter right in the middle of it. it also goes to when you talk about small donor, it goes to the grassroots. is he able to mobilize the grassroots like we have seen sanders do. liz

jones denied it. the allegation ins the lawsuit. let's talk to chris.me time". >> good for you staying on that anderson. you have to expose them for what they are. we're down here with a situation that's all too real. we're on hidalgo, texas. near mcallen. this is where it's all happening with the migrants. this is where you get to see all the dysfunction in one place. the constant flooding in of humanity. mostly from the triangle. not really mexico anymore. how overburdened and how overtaxed our customs and border protection people are. how the system doesn't work. how great the need is and here's the worst part, the most obvious part of it all. this could be remedied and our leaders are doing nothing. i have never seen a situation like it. that is receiving this kind of inaction. we have seen disasters all over the world. this they know about. and doing nothing. i don't understand. >> glad your down there. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. ♪ don't get mad, put your money to work with e*trade's easy-to-use investing tools. we're finally back out in

chris here in. order to squash the ball. is a football kick off on. thank . you. is it already con of all time again in mind sure was plenty of celebrating against freiburg jones for his hat trick makes him the life of the posi freiburg simply couldn't count imitation as ice cold finishing here with his photos. which the twenty one year old doubled just seven minutes later not for the defense made it particularly difficult for him. as he headed home the third after a pitch perfect cross freiburg in disarray. what was that explanation. simple explanation sure i'll make it simple for you didn't score. but they gave plenty away. seeis had an empty net to shootouts. and substitute kareem on is also got one it don't look too easy. but every single thing worked out today. from what it's everything slips through front legs fingers. off of the goal fest and beaming metate have got to take the game ball how it was the tenth time freiburg headed home for the mind to win. time for the battle of the cellar dwellers guard posting a desperate. pereiro was ready to make a difference for the visitors after a two week suspension he's been on a roll he found the net last week again

chris giancarlo said chilton's death is sad to all of us. bart chilton was 58. we'll be right back. k there ares to help keep you on track. and closer to home. edward jones grew to a trillion dollars in assets under care, by thinking about your goals as much as you do. ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. >>> capitol hill this early monday morning looking beautiful as congress prepares to get back to work for what's expected to be a very busy week. what week isn't. tracie potts is here with us. >> reporter: this could be interesting, courtney. the attorney general of the united states could be a no show at his testimony before house democrats on thursday. this is a showdown over whether or not those democrats in charge of the committee are changing the rules of that hearing. >> committed to -- >> reporter: attorney general william barr is set to testify before the senate judiciary committee on wednesday that's still on. his appearance before the house judiciary committee may not happen democrats want to go behind closed doors to ask questions about what was blacked out of the mueller report on russian elect

senator chris kuhns from delaware embracing joe biden, saying he doesn't just talk, he gets results. senators bob casey and doug jones yet. >> he doesn't want to -- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. welcome to delaware. reporter: the president donald trump in a tweet also welcoming as he calls him sleepy joe into the race. the president offering a warning that the democratic party will get nasty and the primary will get nasty. in his announcement, biden says our very democracy is at stake. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation, who we are, and i cannot stand by and watch that happen. reporter: a lot of establishment democrats cheering that announcement. biden has been taking sort of a publicity tour today. he got off the train in delaware, was seen at a pizza shop not long ago getting his meal to go before that fund-raiser in philadelphia later on tonight. let me give you some little history related to this. historians say there have been 14 vice presidents that have become president but only one be

here's our rugby correspondent chris jones. out whether these are deep—rooted views, they don't want to be associated with, or whether vunipola hasjust don't want to be associated with, or whether vunipola has just got don't want to be associated with, or whether vunipola hasjust got into a bit of a mess trying to clear things up bit of a mess trying to clear things up and doing the complete opposite but certainly it has been a divisive issue and has seen some rugby players come out in support of the likes of vunipola and some fiercely opposed. webb australia have named their cricket world cup squad, steve smith and david warner are in it following their ball—tampering bans. there is some flash photography coming up. former captain smith and vice—skipper warner were banned from international cricket for a year, for their part in the scandal during a test series against south africa. those suspensions expired last month the world cup, that is being staged in england, starts next month. that's all the sport for now. thank you ver

here is our rug we correspondent chris jones.ion. that's rugby union. he was more just trying to justify his viewpoint and he got himself in hot water. he is meeting with his employers this weekend and they will find out whether these are deep—rooted views and they don't wa nt to deep—rooted views and they don't want to be associated with or whether he just got into a bit of a mess trying to clear things up and doing the complete opposite. suddenly it is meant a divisive issue. it seems some rugby players come out in support of the likes of him and come out fiercely opposed. john edwards will not return to by john edwards will not return to rugby league to become head coach at the warriors. the rugby union difference coach verbally agreed a three—year deal of the club where he played for 15 years winning every honour. he says he is not expensed enough for the role. he will stay with the whales. —— expense enough. while the sport for now. much more of the bbc website. i will be back with sportsday at 6:30 p:m.. in sportsday, the c

here's our rugby union correspondent chris jones.l media channel yesterday he said that hell awaits all gay people. he put these homophobic beliefs down to his religious views and one year ago the rugby australia authority to discipline him. now they have come back and said they had made repeated efforts to contact him. he has not returned their calls and in the absence of any mitigating factors, he will get the sack. he was one of australia's two best players. rugby australia putting the values of the game and the offence he is causing with these comments above his playing ability. manchester united boss ole gunnar solskjaer is optimistic his side can still make it through to the last four of the champions league, despite defeat by a below par barcelona in the first leg of their quarterfinal. lionel messi wasn't at his brilliant best, but he still had a hand in the only goal of the game. he set up luis suarez whose header was deflected in for an own goal by luke shaw — awarded by var. barcelona missed several big chances to add to t