a comb. hs2 trains bulk up other story. a comb. hs2 trains bulk upfor other story. a comb.lk up for the bulking. —— a comb. people are getting more fat. broader? taller and bigger. so they need to have bigger seats. this is hsz need to have bigger seats. this is hs2 so it gives me a great opportunity to say that i think hs2 isa opportunity to say that i think hs2 is a dreadful white elephant and there should be banned forthwith! that will make it more expensive! i think it's a waste of money and i think it's a waste of money and i think it's a waste of money and i think it will further increase the pulling power of london in the uk economy because it isjust another railway out of london, which will attract more commuters. the economics are rubbish. we should be spending the money on better transport links in the rest of the uk. better roads. ithink transport links in the rest of the uk. better roads. i think our roads are disgraceful, as someone who spent a lot of time on motorways. are disgraceful, as someone who spent a lot of time on motorwaysl ta ke spent a lot of time

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the undercoat is harvested using a comb. the down sheds naturally, as the days grow warmer, so the goat herders need to watch the temperature carefully to judge exactly when to comb. the average amount of cashmere taken from a single goat is only around 300 grams. he has a herd of 160 animals, 110 of which are cashmere goats. every year he can harvest a total of 30 and 40 kilograms of raw cosh mere. small scale farmers across mongolia produce an annual total of 8,000 tons. in the outskirts of ulan bator, signs like this can be frequently seen alongside the roads. herders either sell their cashmere directly to traveling buyers or they visit those who put up these signs. he and his wife are here to sell their harvest. every year they produce around 30 kilograms of cashmere. as the price of cashmere fluctuates every day, depending on the buyer, the herders search to find the best deal. today's price is $30 u.s. per kilo. the cup value brought three kilograms with them which will earn them $90. nearly 90% of unprocessed cashmere

david dao was verbally and physically combative at o'hare airport. long says when he pulled dao from his seat, the 69-year-old knocked his arms away, fell and then hit his mouth on an arm wrest. dao suffered a broken nose and teeth and that incident went viral. united says it had to bump dao and three other passengers from the overbooked flight to make room for four airline employees. i should add dao's attorney says this new report from a security officer is ridiculous. >>> switching gears. a south bay company is revealing a prototype for a flying car and it says this is not something far off. the company appropriately named kitty hawk says it will be available by the end of the year. here's abc news reporter katie mar suh low. >> reporter: this is the kitty hawk flyer. the company says it's safe, tested and legal to operate. you don't need a pilot's license. >> it's an exciting area to be involved in from autonomous vehicles. >> reporter: fred berez is the head of the aviation and technology department at san jose state university. he says eventual

we've financial to have clean comb, really clean coal. with today's executive action, i am taking historic steps to lift restrictions on american energy, to reverse government intrusion and to can sell job-killing regulation. >> but critics say the order will do little to help the coal industry since other source of energy, like natural gas are already cleaner and cheaper. joining me now from the academy of scientists, jonathan foley. nice to have you here. >> thanks, for having me here today. >> what is your reaction of president trump's rolling back mandate fighting climate change? >> they're down right bizarre the climate is clear it's bad for the u.s. economy and our interests around the world. also, these measures won't bring back coal jobs. those jobs have been gone. they have been replaced by automation and machine. they will not benefit the environment certainly and will not be creating new jobs. >> the president referred to something as clean coal s. there something as clean coal in. >> no, there isn't. there has never been a cle

-- combative. >> mr.one has make it clear time after time that he thinks high interest rate leads to high inflation. it will be looser than oriented than by inflation. we will not get structural reforms of the world bank would understand, turkey would like behind.lag fiscal stimulus will be bothersome to those entering the inflationary period. yousef: arguably, if you're getting 11% yield, that could be an argument for the risk being mitigated by virtue of the margin. how much conviction do you expect in capital inflows? critical and -- part of the road going forward. how are investors going to see all this? >> you have to a number that to the institute of international finance, emerging markets are seen something like $50 billion. in the turkey quarter it received less than its fair share. global declines, -- unless we get specific authorized for an party that turkey will be sold because of the old schoolers set up the price right now such as what trump will do in syria. mr. everyone has promised to intr

law enforcement officers combed the surrounding area. schools were placed on lockdown. officers finally caught up with la force and arrested him. deputy wade leaves behind a wife and three children. he was 40-years-old. a california police chief is defending his department's response, follow berkeley over the weekend. the city has faced criticism for not doing more to prevent pro-trump and anti-trump groups from clashing in the streets. berkeley's top cop says officers had almost no advanced warning because no one obtained a city permit for a rally on saturday. 20 people were arrested, and police say investigators are looking at video trying to identify additional suspects. a las vegas man is recovering from burns that were caused when an e-cigarette battery exploded. we want to warn you.. this footage may be disturbing to some viewers. matthew beard was walking through a walmart sunday. he had a lithium ion battery designed for an e-cigarette in his pocket. suddenly, he heard a strange noise. that's when the battery exploded. he saw flames coming from his shorts. the f

volunteers have been combing the area on foot. ((vicki))new details on that dismembered body found in san bruno.((pam))police have identified the victim...the suspect, who police say is a neighbor..appeared in court today.((vicki))as kron 4's jr stone explains..it all started over a dispute involving a space heater. we now know the victim was 77 year old benjamin roybal who lived in this house behind me. 50 year old david stubblefield faced a judge for the first time on monday in connection with the murder of 77 year old benjamin roybal. sot it's very very sickening and the fact that i shook his hand ya know.sot i'm really glad that guy is locked upi hope he never sees daylight again. monday new chilling details in the case came to lightinvestigators believe there was a dispute over a space heater on march 11th alleging that stubblefield first tear gased roybal then shot him in the chest. roybal's dismembered body was found at stubblefields house on april 6th. sot the body had been cut up and efforts had been made to destroy it at

briefings ever do. >> he is very combative in public but in private he's a different kind of guy. peter, thanks to you and thanks to all of our panelists, including howard bragman. >>> up next, president trump comes out with a less than convincing statement supporting steve bannon. is a white house shakeup imminent? oh, steve. sean spicer won't like the process questions. but before we go, congress may be in recess, but this week that doesn't stop things from changing. kansas republican ron estes won the special election to fill the congressional seat vacated by cia chief mike pompeo. democrats see the single-digit defeat in a dark red area as a sign of their growing movement. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. okinyeah. but finding life insurance... it's easier than you think. we just got term insurance. i'm just not exactly sure how much to get. just enough to pay some bills, loans

but that is just the very combing of what we have planned, so much more is coming. today we are taking another bold step forward. i'm signing an executive order to create an office of accountability and whistleblower protection at the department of veterans affairs. [applause] president trump: this executive order makes it clear that we will never ever tolerate substandard care for our grapet veterans. with the creation of this office, we are sending a strong message, those who fail our veterans will be held for the first time, accountable. at the same time, we will reward and retain the many v.a. employees who do a fantastic job, of which we have many. some of the doctors in the v.a. and i have heard it from so many, these are the finest in the world. these are great, great people. we have to get our vets to these doctors. but we have some of the finest doctors in the world and some of the most honest employees and some of them expose wrongdoing and we will make sure they are protected. we are also calling on the senate to give the secretary the authority he needs

. >> well, i kind of took on that police officer role at that moment and i combed like every inch ofer property. >> did you find anything? >> i found nothing. i looked in her storage sheds and i looked all along the railroad tracks around her house and found nothing. >> as detectives were putting together pieces of heather's life and tracking her last movements. chris jones, heather's husband, made an emotional appearance on a local tv station. >> i want nothing more than for those children to have a mother and it kills me to think that they make her look without having both parents. >> the afternoon heather disappeared, chris came to the police station to help. >> i mean i can't miss an opportunity. i didn't want to miss a kawaii i didn't miss a chance. i don't know if she's going to come by. i don't want a knock on the door. >> sure. >> i'm worried. >> reporter: chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation. he said heather had been out the night before, the subject read, i'm sorry. in it, she mentions their little girl ava. come get ava. i cannot face ev

another american source from 1833 warns us, the polish them, the tortoise shell combs by rubbing them with dry rouge matter but sifted magnesia does just as well and had rouge and perhaps they would by mistake put it upon their cheeks and instead of their combs and there by spoil their complexion. even know the natural look is in, women are still using this stuff. otherwise there wouldn't be so much people decrying their youth. so those are -- if you want to go back to the 18th and 19th century and not be censured, you want a -- to avoid paint. if you want to not kill yourself, you want to avoid toxic things. so let's move into the ingredients that could you possibly use that would very much injure your health. so of course the big ones, heavy metals. we'll start with the upper left corner. that is front and center has to be white lead. that is used for hundreds of years. to whiten the skin. and it's lead. it will poison you. it was part of the reason that it was used for so long is that it's very good at doing what it does. i've never tried it because i'm -- it is lead. i don't wan t

the famously combative former arsenal captain tony adams has told the players at his new club they'ree backside. there is some flash photography coming up. tony adams has taken over at la liga side. granada until the end of the season. the team are in relegation trouble in spain having lost five of their last six games and in his firstjob since leaving a club in azerbaijan six years ago. adams has been tasked with keeping them up. we are going to fight for granada and get three points. that is what it is about. focus on it game by game. iam it is about. focus on it game by game. i am going to try if you things in training. liven up the team, try taoiseach the team. motivate the team. hopefully, obviously, i will do my best to achieve a miracle. just eight days before he could be announced as the lions captain, sam warburton has been ruled out for six weeks with a knee injury. the wales flanker is the favourite to be named as skipper for the tour to new zealand this summer, picked up the injury playing for cardiff blues last week. he may be able to play at the end of may if the club is

. >> reporter: authorities were combing through the park in grid-like fashion looking for evidence. they may have surveillance cameras that may have captured youe predator. with the predator on the loose, a warning being issued by authorities which would be common sense keep your eye on your child at all times when they are are outside. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> new information to tell you about this morning, a driver managed to escape with only a few injuries after his car overturned along i-95. the man lost control near the island avenue and exit in southt philadelphia around 3:00 a.m. firefighters had to remove the 29-year-old man from the vehicle which took 20 minutes to do. crews took him to the hospital. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> pennsylvania state police investigating. >>> this morning we're tracking the latest news on the conflict in syria. punishing missile strikes are not the only penalty coming to syria for carrying out the chemical attack on its people. the trump administration is going to announce new sanctions against the country. the p

expected an interview that was then edited, which the palace would have to go through with a fine tooth combor him to talk in this way, without any kind of filter, it feels like an historic change in the way the royal family speaks to the nation. absolutely, it wasn't so many years ago that the royal family were seen as really quite distant. they kept their distance, quite deliberately. a lot of that changed when princess diana died? it was. i'm trying to think of another interview that a memberof the think of another interview that a member of the royal family has done in this raw and expansive way. i can't but help think of his parents, when diana spoke to martin bashir and his father, the prince of wales, spoke tojonathan and his father, the prince of wales, spoke to jonathan dimbleby, and his father, the prince of wales, spoke tojonathan dimbleby, speaking about the affair. but the language is so raw. saying he wanted to punch someone, is so raw. saying he wanted to punch someone, this is not princely language, but it is breaking down barriers about mental health. she has written really

a team from alabama is expected to comb through the wreckage.updates in our nbc app. >>> new security measures montgomery county. they'll spend a quarter of a million on security upgrades. that includes new video surveillance system and reinforced windows. follow aimee cho on twitter. >>> president trump will head to wisconsin to sign a new executive order that the white house is hire american. the "today" show will have a look at the president's day ahead. >>> today is tax day. you have to get your tax returns postmarked today. we have five things you need to know about tax day on the nfc washington app. >>> am i the luckiest guy in the world or what? >> certainly are, chuck bell. >> beauty on all sides. >> very well. >> i'll be in the middle. >> it's chuck's angels, the modern day version. >> all right. thanks for joining us, everybody. the "today" show is next. ha a great day.ve ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanent

i'm not doing it to be combative. i'm not a combative guy. i don't like to fight.out you saying it. you could have said it generically and said it was over at 40, 45, 50. the stock still gives you legs. we want to buy at&t. buy time warner. >> that one has an established price. if it goes through, you still have % time warner. >> i want to get to a tweet by john linkediner. >> you mentioned his tweets. >> right to at&t. you tweet that, #at&t map. they forgot to count the 2.3 million 2 g customers this quarter. #, shifty. >> i thought this was something else. >> i thought that, too. but it's safe for children. >> shifty. >> you know what, this gives it so much latitude in terms of he can go ever a at&t because it was an abysmal quarter. you talk ten straight quarters of postpaid losses. >> that number is real. i think valuation makes sense on at&t. i know what tim is saying about t-mobile. a couple things about t-mobile the momentum is still with the stock. they're probably going to be a victim of their own success. it's a point where nobody is going to be able buy

. >> i put him in segregation from the moment he got here because of his combative nature and the way he was acting. >> another inmate arrives in the jail after an alleged crime spree that sounds like it's right out of a movie. >> it was like i was in a dream and i kept waking up here and there for the crazy parts. >> i allowed myself to be accustom to the darker side of life very young. >> a young mother could go to prison if found guilty of robbery. and the father of her children faces the same possibility. >> she very much does follow me whenever she has followed me, but at the same time, she likes to be the quarterback when i'm the quarterback and it just doesn't work. ♪ ♪ >> tulsa, oklahoma, is ranked as one of the nation's most livable cities, but that doesn't make it immune to crime, as both the employees and temporary residents at the tulsa county jail know all too well. on any given day, there are about 1,800 men and women incarcerated here. while some have been convicted, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or resolution of their cases. >> let me see who's

today investigators will be trying to comb through the wreckage of that blackhawk. >> news 4's justininch is live with the latest in the investigation. that is where army officials say the training flight took off from before the crash. justin, what have you learned so far? >> reporter: angie, that is right. that blackhawk was from the 12th aviation battalion here at davidson airfield. two people aboard the helicopter are in the hospital and we now know that one has now looking out at video from the scene, news 4 was there in maryland where the ua 60 blackhawk chopper went down at the golf course 60 miles east of the district. that crash happening close to 1:40 monday afternoon in what army officials say was a training flight. video from southern maryland news.net shows the blackhawk having appeared to have disintegrated. witnesses say it was flying with other helicopters before it appeared to lose control and plummet. the question now is why. the two surviving passengers were taken to a trauma center. one in serious condition, the other in critical condition. now an update is due out

teeth. >> martha: as we leave you tonight, and number of our "west wing fans," fans suggest that we comb through their drama to references to the first 100 days. this is for you. >> no one to so much take a breath much less figure any of this out. and now this roller coaster is plunging in the transition with its time pressure demands and the inauguration, hitting the ground running the first 100 days, before you know it, the midterms, the new congress, then we are running again, and we've never had the talk. you've got that look panic in your eyes. >> martha: we do have to have that talk, but we'll do it next week when the 100 days comes to a right. have a fantastic weekend. see you on day ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," ms 13 continues to ravage this country, will talk to the police commissioner of the suffolk county new york out of long island where the gang's members are suspecting of killing four people in the most gruesome way possible, we'll get an update from there. first of the left wing a virtuous spiral continues without end. remember sanctuary cities? those

officials say it indicated the actress suck combed to complications of stage four cancer. a source tells us she had throat cancer. investigators said results of toxicology tests are pending and no illegal narcotics were found tep residence. >> in 2012 she had been living in this mobile home with her husband and mother in law. her former costar and exboyfriend scott baio tweeted i hope she could find peace in her life. >> erin was 13 when she became a household name on "happy days." e.t. talked to her and scott on set in 1981. >> this work is life to us. if we didn't do it for a month or two you would go crazy. >> she was on the hit show for 11 seasons. she still suffered from self doubt. >> it was always a battle am i pretty enough or nice enough or happy enough. >> a few years later she left hollywood. now i've been away for a year and i don't miss it. i don't want to go back. >> moran suffered from serious financial troubles. she told us like a lot of child stars she wasn't ready for the real world. >> my parents took care of me and the business. when i turned 18 i could

spent the night in why comb co county and came here. at this hour, we have no recent sightings of he has a teardrop tattoo, and has the word evil tatooed on the back of his neck and may be dressed in white or may have changed clothes. >> reporting live from perk consistent's hospital, paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> now to a fox 5 exclusive. it's been just a few short days since delaware state trooper corporal robert bladder was killed in the line of duty. today, fox 5's alexandra limon stop to his father to learn more about the life of the fallen officer >> it hurts. i love my son, and only time i'll see him is in a dream or in a picture. he'll always be remembered. >> reporter: forever burned is his son, delaware state trooper, corporal steven ballard. he got the call law enforcement families always fear and hope they never get >> she said steven was involved in a shooting, and it doesn't look good, grave condition. i started crying. she put the phone, she said, here, you know, he can hear you. put the phone next to his head. i was

. >> authorities were combing through the park area looking for evidence. they were looking for surveillance cameras that may have captured the predator and their car. >> i have cameras outside the house but i don't have them recording on the dvr. i didn't have anything for them to see. i was hoping i did, but i didn't. >> with the predator on the loose, a warning by authorities to those with children, keep your eyes on your child at all times when they are outside. >> live at new county police, dan ciewl are, "action news." >> thandann cuellar, "action ne" >> president trump is briefed with his security team saying seeing these pictures pushed him to do this. 59 to tomahawk missiles fired at the air base where pictures showed substantial damage. runways were destroyed. ambassador nicky halee said this. >> the united states took a measured step last night. we are prepare today do more. we hope that will not be necessary. >> russian forces have been propping up syria's asaad in his civil war against rebels, a war claiming half a million lives. russia issued

after the bell, we'll comb through the intel numbers with the chip maker's cfo, bob swan. be right back on "closing bell." anything worth pursuing hard work and a plan. at baird, we approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ whether for big meetings or little getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. >>> with the nasdaq at a record high, there's no day like today for tech earnings, and cnbc reporters are standing at the ready. we have julia, dom, and josh with google parent, alphabet. kick it off for us. >> well, amazon has been creeping ever-closer to a thousand bucks a share as it reports first quarter earnings after the bell. revenue profit expected to grow, but, remember, this was amazon we're talking about, and it's a company that's never been shy to surprise shareholders with bigger than anticipated investments and dizzying array of investments. this is amazon's fastest growing and most profitable se

the paper says reports combing through records and found out about the history of the ghost ship housee paper took time to talk about each person who died in the ghost ship fire. >> it's a horrible tragedy. we just can't lose sight of that. we're all aware that it was born of this of 36 families who lost their children and loved ones. it's terrible. >> the paper says its staff members were motivated to track down why that deadly fire occurred and hope that is a similar tragedy never happens again. >>> a new law could cut your electricity bill. coming up, what lawmakers are planning after some customers say their pg&e bills doubled even tripled this winter. >> in east palo alto a massage therapist what he may have been arrested for. >> and i'm keeping an eye on the chp log. right here on highway 24 through lafayette. >> a lot of cloud cover over us. some light rain. it does look like a cloudy day with some developing. there's another one dropping in for tonight. kind of an active week here. ♪living well rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for i

that is combing down. the next batch of rain this weekend is not severe.have the moisture to the south and west, making a beeline into art deco of the woods. this will make for a wet weekend. we had been trying to figure out what will be the biggest impact. i think saturday will definitely be wetter than sunday. not that sunday is dry, but it will not be as wet and i thi showers tomorrow morning through midday. through the afternoon come even into the evening. far enough toays the south that i think a good chunk of sunday will remain dry. it will be great and cool, but less damp, so sunday will be the better day to be outdoors. taking a look at the rain totals, an inch or so possible across the area. the temperatures tomorrow in the 60's. saturday afternoon and sunday afternoon with a little drier pattern next week. more shower chances monday and tuesday as the temperatures are held back. we finally warm up wednesday, upper 70's. longer-term, low 80's thursday and friday. nancy: thank you, brian. this has a lot of people talking, a homeowners nightmare 60,

we called -- we combed through hundreds of new forms. our usual suspects are giving all of their free tickets away. our reports prompted oakland ethic commission to check ticket gates here at city hall. commissioners discussed recommendations on how to change the rules but one city council member has her own controversial idea >> sell those tickets and use the money to fund vital services. >> reporter: that way there would be no ethic questions and the tickets would not go to waste. since our report 150 tickets with a face value over $47,000 have gone unused. capelin says her plan would benefit all of oakland. >> we simply stopped having public officials receive the tickets and then safe that money and we'd be able to sell the tickets and use the money to help the homeless and expand our after school programs. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a comeback here in the bay area. bald eagle nests popping up in urban spots. wh >>> symbol of our country is making a comeback in the bay area. bald eagle nests popping up in urban spots

they're combing through this site as we learn more about the fallen trooper. >> live at balered's troupe in gas go. >> reporter: you can see his patrol car and how many people have come down to bring balloons and flowers. tonight, the people who once worked with balered are trying to figure out who would kill someone who has committed to public service for so many years. >> tonight a closer look at the home where burgen steely spent his final 20 hours battling police in a tense stand off. >> there were booms all night. >> reporter: fbi teams took measurements and gathered evidence. that home now ripped apart, explosives blasted down doors and you can see how they tore out siding and installation. the stand off only ended when he came back armed with weapons. police shot him dead. >> i never thought he would be in a situation that he was. >> reporter: where this started, a growing memorial. they haven't revealed why he was there just that sealy shot the trooper many times. >> he leaves behind his lovely wife, louise, a daughter, and a loving family. >> balered served delaware for eight ye

. >> the iconic avenue sealed off and investigators combed through the car and found a shotgun and knives, it's a 39-year-old man from an eastern suburb of paris. and spent years in prison for trying to kill two police officers. and was picked up in february but not enough evidence to hold him. two hours of attack, uncommonly quickly saying that isis claim responsibility. the prosecutor telling reporters says they know the attackers identity but are withholding it until they determine if he had accomplices, this three days before fran's presidential election the candidates in the middle of the debate before it broke. the biggest issue stopping terrorist attacks like this one. >>> back here we watch out for more rain. sky 6 hd taking a live look at penn's landing for you there. and a lull but after morning showers we have afternoon ones that are still lingering today. karen rogers is in for david murphy and karen is out there on the terrace now enjoying a break in the rain. >> it was a miserable morning and we had a couple of hours of rain and we are still stuck in the clouds and the skies

nets, bottles, combs, tooth brushes.you couldn't see the lava. >> kye is going to use paddle skills, surfboard to travel to each hawaiian island and clean up a beach at each place to raise awareness and just drum up some support. >> you think this is paradise. you got down close to the ground and you see all the trash that's coming up onshore. this is an epidemic of trash. >> i'm glad they are doing this. they are painting the reality that is, you know, being out there on the beaches. we have that responsibility to try to take care of it as much as we can. >> exactly what they say in the video. you want to get involved, use a water bottle instead of buying a water bottle. stop using one plastic item. also, if you can't go out there and clean a beach, they have got some t-shirts for sale to show some of your support. buy a t-shirt, get behind the cause. if you're watching down the beach and you see some trash, pick it up. >> katrina, para, you're going to discover this girl is a fighter. she's now 24 years old. back in 20

david dao was physically and verbally combative.g says when he pulled dao from his seat the 69-year-old knocked his arms away, fell and hit his own mouth on the armrest. dao suffered a broken nose and teeth. the incident was caught on video and has gone viral. united says it had to bump dao and three other passengers to make room for four airline employees. >>> tesla says it plans to double the number of its super charging stations from 5,000 to 10,000. that's 40% more than the automaker previously said it would install. the extra stations will be needed. they plan to have 5,000 extra vehicles in 2018 including the model 3 launching this year. >>> warriors fans get your credit cards ready. tickets for the first three games of the next round of the nba playoff going tomorrow. >>> nbc 7 news was at green sports bar in san francisco as fans watched the dubs eliminate the trailblazers in a blowout. the final score, 128-103. the team will face whoever wins the series between the l.a. clippers and utah jazz. we won't know until friday at

out, number one, they are emboldened and importantly they are enriched with all the money they have combedd that has flowed into iran with the lessening of sanctions and those type of things. number one, tillerson did certify that technically iran is meeting the requirements of the deal. as the president pointed out, it's not confusing at all. it's very clear. they are not living in the spirit. the spirit of the agreement that was laid out by the obama administration is if we get this agreement with iran, we are going to see a change of behavior. we are going to see iran become a stabilizing force in the middle east. and everything but that has happened. syria, yemen, it's a disaster. the most important thing, though, they are a close ally of north korea. what type of support are they providing to north korea as the united states and china might be trying to put the screws to the north korean regime? >> martha: the idea was they wanted to change their place in the world, to some extent, and they were willing to curb their nuclear ambitions in order to get that in exchange, david. we've see

. >> the iconic avenue sealed off and investigators combed through the car and found a shotgun and knives, it's a 39-year-old man from an eastern suburb o

what >>> happening now, arson investigators are combing through the rubble of the massive fire in south l.a. just look at it. a broken natural gasline fed the flames at the food processing plant near the l.a. coliseum. 170 firefighters worked to get it under control and watched it throughout the night for hot spots. >>> ncaa considers north carolina for a host for championships once again after state lawmakers reached a compromise to repeal a law that mandated people using public bathrooms corresponding to their biological sex. the ncaa had pulled seven championships from the state last year saying the new law is far from perfect, but a majority of the board of governors reluctantly voted to allow consideration. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee criticized this saying, quote, this is not a reset of the law, but another scheme that will allow for state-sanctioned discrimination against a community that is already facing intense pressure. >>> look at the next video. a police chase in san diego ended strangely when the suspect got stuck on a fence. >> get on the ground. get on the ground. we

they are combing through hours of video from that neighborhood. they also say that all four of the victims in this case were well known to police and one of the men who died was carrying a loaded weapon. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> new tonight, the philadelphia housing authority adding more money to this. they are offering $10,000. the housing authority owns apartmented near where the murders happened. >>> turning to our weather, a dreary day. takes a nice turn. this is the live look at the ben franklin bridge. a significant warm-up today that will lead a sunny tomorrow. chief meteorologist glenn schwartz is here with a look at what to expect in our neighborhood. >> you got our attention with this talk of severe storms. >> that's coming on thursday. it's too bad the fillies aren't playing tonight because the weather is really turning out nice. the rain, the isolated showers, pretty much moved past the area. still in the trenton area. they are isolated and move iing the east. the first alert for thursday for the entire area because of heavy ra

residents because they don't want to jeopardize the case, they have obtained the surveillance video and combing through it to identify the suspect. >> we want our residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity. >> a plea to the public almost a week after a 4-year-old girl was spotted walking alone and barely clothe the in banning park. eight miles from home. she had been playing with other children in her neighborhood when she was lured into a dark colored sedan, the suspect is described as a white male with dark hair and no one has seen him since. >> whether it's a suspicious person or vehicle, if they see something out of the ordinary we want them to contact us. >> that is just wrong, a 4-year-old little girl. >> the executive and police chief and local officials will lay out for the public what happened and try to quell residents concerns. >> do you feel this had put your concerns at ease. >> i am hoping to have some concerns addressed but i'm hoping they can address what to do to prevent it from happening again. >> a lot of residents hoping to get answers at tonight's meeting a

that matter but trump expressed his frustration, disappointment in congress over the aca, those combativetown halls. we saw different elected members go home and face. but this is how he thought about it. listen. >> many of them, like the freedom caucus and i see them in town, we love our president, we're doing this for our president. you look at that. you look at the moderates, same thing, we love our president. they have different views. have i a party covering a lot of territory. they have different views. i'm disappointed. i'll tell you, paul ryan's trying very, very hard. i think everyone is trying very hard pipts a very tough system. >> this is no different than president obama talking about obstruction in the house or in the senate when he was president. although he was speaking about republicans as well. the big difference is, we have a republican president talking about republican members of the house and the senate that are acting obstructionists. >> i interviewed mark meadows, chairman of the house freedom caucus just the other day, and he was saying elthinks the administration

his hair -- i was telling this story last night -- combing his hair. the more i looked at him, he had a cigarette lighter and he was burning -- that's how he was giving himself a haircut. i looked at the trooper and i said look at that guy over there, he said, yeah. i said, he's your brother. i said my brother, too. it's a good thing to feel for this. >> rose: it was said during the campaign in 2016, you know, that you had the most sort of open, reflective attitude towards the voters, reaching out to them, listening to them, wanting to have a dialogue with them. donald trump, on the other hand, primarily had huge rallies, obviously that was very successful for him. >> yeah, he won. >> rose: he won, exactly. but i can say that, as a governor, you feel -- my wife said to me and i have been saying this for a number of interviews, when i was in a rocky start as a governor because i was acting like a congressman in the governor's office rktsd and my wife said, john, you're the governor of ohio. you're the father of ohio. why don't you act like it. we've tak

police combing south 19th street in south philadelphia for clues following a stabbing that left one person dead and another critically injured. tonight family, friends and neighbors say they don't know how something like this could have happened. fox 29's brad sattin joining us live from the scene of the crime in point breeze. brad? >> reporter: yeah, dawn, this scene is south 19th and dickinson. police say no arrests at this point but the community is not in danger. we do know that one person is dead and police tonight are calling this a homicide. police remained on the scene late into the evening but hours earlier family and friends began rifle outside the home with reaction the same. >> i can't believe it. like i'm in shock. >> it's very shocking. i don't know what could have happened. that's just awful. >> reporter: two well-loved members of this neighbor found stabbed inside they are upstairs bedroom the 63-year-old woman died her sketch-year-old husband with wounds to his neck and chest now hospitalized in critical condition. >> we're still trying to gather from the victim who is sti

tony, it's been well over 24 hours and as you can see, detectives still on the scene here, still combing through this apartment looking for clues as to who killed the 77-year-old man who lived here, who discovered his body covered in blood when she came yesterday morning to check on him after not hearing from him in awhile. take a look. this is a picture of the victim, 77-year-old cong hu nguyen taken just two weeks ago. police say they were called to his apartment at the little river glen senior center in fairfax yesterday morning for the report of a resident found deceased when they arrived. investigators noticed trauma to nguyen's upper body and an autopsy just revealed that he had been murdered. however no other details how he was killed has been released. i did ask investigators if they think the suspects knew the victim or crime with a potential threat to public safety. at this point, they say they cannot rule that out as they still don't have a motive or any suspect description. they're urging anyone with any information to come forward. family and friends of the victim tell me th