as you said, more than 2000 people have been brought into darwin and catherine and have been based inuation effort given the remote dose of these communities? exceedingly difficult but handled so well. you can imagine the people living in these communities, english is not their first language, and we are asking them to leave the country to come into darwin and katherine, into a com pletely into darwin and katherine, into a completely strange environment and large evacuation centres, but they did it with incredible courage and dignity, i must say. has this part of the northern territory faced a cyclone like this before? how dangerous is it? a category 4 cyclone hasn't had that region for many, cyclone hasn't had that region for any, cyclone hasn't had that region for many, many, many years. it is a very low language as well. into booroloola and macarthur river they are expecting a tidal surge up to five metres, it will come across and cover the area, the council disappear. it has passed details this morning and they will be going out tomorrow to do an assessment in the booroloola regio

she gave me this update from darwin. look, they are extremely remote.it rains a cut—off for months at a time. hundreds and hundreds of miles from the nearest town. these communities are also island communities involved as well, and you can imagine the isolation of those in weather like this, they are completely reliant on aircraft to get in and out. the evacuation effort has been absolutely superb. as you said, more than 2000 people have been brought into darwin and katherine and have been based in really safe environments. how difficult was that evacuation effort given the remote dose of these communities? exceedingly difficult but handled so well. you can imagine the people living in these communities, english is not theirfirst language, and we are asking them to leave their country to come into darwin and katherine, the bright lights of the territory if you like, into a completely strange environment and large evacuation centres, but they did it with incredible courage and dignity, i must say. has this part of the territory faced a cyclone like this

australian army has helped evacuate thousands of families from their homes to emergency centres in darwinnd katherine. meanwhile, cyclone veronica is approaching from the other direction. german police warned social media stars on friday to rein in their followers after making several arrests during a brawl in berlin. more than 400 people gathered in alexanderplatz square on thursday after two social media rivals reportedly urged their fans tojoin a face—off. more than 100 police officers were deployed to break up the fight. the youtubers, named as "thatsbekir" and "bahar al amood" by german media, both denied they were at fault. david polgar is a tech ethicist and the founder of all tech is human. he joins me from west hartford, connecticut. thank you for your time. i am just

as he said, more than 2000 people taken to darwin and katherine and placed in very safe environments. effort, given the re m ote ness evacuation effort, given the remoteness of these communities? look, exceedingly difficult but handled so well. you can imagine the people living in these communities, english isn't their first language and we are asking them to leave their country to come into darwin and katherine, the bright lights of the northern territory if you like, a completely strange environment and be enlarged evacuation centres but they did it with incredible courage and dignity, i must say. has this pa rt and dignity, i must say. has this part of the territory faced a cyclone like this before? how dangerous is it? a category 4 cyclone is not here to that region for many, many, many years. it's a very low lying region. the island groups, right into boroloola and down the river, they are vulnerable to an extreme tidal surge of up to five metres which means it could come across and completely cover the area, towns could disappear. it has passed the coast this morning and they wi

today the judge sentencing t man responsible for her death,r darwin ez-torres, to life in prison. >> this aleast gives the family some finality although it doesn't end their grie >> in june 2017, nabra hassanen walking home with a group of friends following prayers, darwin martinez-torres pulled up to the teens in his car. as they ran he went after nabra hassanen hitting her with aan b putting her in his car. prosecutors say he then raped her and put her body in this pond. >> to have a child taken in this manner, especially such a wonderful, sweet, religious child, the family is obviously devastated and our hearts are with them in this moment and in the future. >> darwin martinez-torres pleaded guilty to the crimes in november andn the midst of this pain filled moment her friends reflecting on the joy she brought to their lives. >> when yore aroundeone so much they influence >> reporter: mohmod hassanen trying to move forward, acknowledging it is a struggle. >>ry day, every minute, i never forget. i never forget her. >> reporter: nabra hassanen's friends tell me she feed or try to he

sydney, prices down 10% in the past year, and 9% in melbourne, but also falls in brisbane and in darwinl city, the only major city in australia, that is defying the slump is hobart. but generally across the board there is, as we heard in the piece, plenty of doom and gloom. indeed, plenty of doom and gloom. indeed, plenty of doom and gloom. indeed, plenty of doom and this credit squeeze is adding to that doom and gloom. when you speak to people in the market, they say that the credit squeeze is having an almighty effect on the market. and the reason for that is that it market. and the reason for that is thatitis market. and the reason for that is that it is making it a lot harder for people to get a home loan, and the reason for that is that we have had a royal commission here in australia in recent times the investigating misconduct in the banking and financial sectors, and one thing to come out of that royal commission was scathing criticism of predatory and reckless practices by some lenders. so in response to that, regulators and the watchdog have clamped down on that sort of lendin

think back to june of 2017, nabra hassanen walking home with a groupf friends following prayers at a darwin martinez-torres pulled up to the group of teens in his car. as ty ran he went after nabra, hitting her with a bat andin pu her in his car. prosecutors say he then raped hernd put her body in this pond. >> to have a child taken in this manner, especially such a sweet, wonderful, religious child, the devastatedbviously our hearts are with them at this moment and in the future. >> darwin martinezorres pleaded guilty to the crimes in november. n court today, a judge sentencing him to life in prison. >> this lease gives f theily some finality, although it doesn'tnd their gri and nothing we can do would. >> her friends tell me nabra would often try to feedhe homeless so they're getting together to dot on apr 14th, what would have been her 19th birthday. david culver, news4. >>> shopper 4 staying up over the american legion bridge through 7:00 tonight. of cranee some kin truck pulling in there and hopefully getting ready to upright this tanker that crashed almost five hours ago. a full reope

june of 2017, nabra walking home with friends, darwin martinez-torres pulled up to the group of muslim teens in his car. they ran he went off nabra hitting her with a bat, putting her in his car, prosecutors say he then rapedpeer and d her in this pond. to have such a child taken in his manner, especially such a sweet, religious child, the family is obviously devastated. >> darwin martinez-torres pleaded guiltyim to the in november. today a judge sentencing him to life in prison. >> this at least gives the family some, finali although it doesn't end their grief and nothing else. >> reporter: mohmod hassanen knows that healing will take time. lots of time. >> david, did martinez-torres say anything in court today? did he expss any emotion? >> reporter: you know, pat, remorse. a sense of he did have an opportunity to say a few his attorney first read a letter he had written and then through a translator he stood up and took full responsibility for the crime. he wants to answer any questions that her family has. that's part of the plea,de not the death penalty, instead life inso p so he c

we're heading east of darwin to the picturesque and largely indigenous land just a few years ago the king. it hits gave me the highest rates of having time no well at its highest point average for the elderly ladies decided to take matters into their own hands. is a ski beach she says it was the hanging suicide of a twenty one year old that sparked a cluster of other suicides in her community he was the first one to commit suicide the first time in his community in this community. also committed suicide that was when her family took action seven years ago creating a volunteer service called the manga suicide prevention group what do you do to prevent suicide in the community. walk me and my sisters we walk the streets and listen for the noise where it's coming from. the women run a twenty four hour suicide watch often patrolling the streets with only small torches they mediate in family issues and mental troubled youths will probably up the next day go to their house and sit down have cuppa tea read with their parents then and so they were letting angry with the brits like canceling.

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. >>> darwin martinez torres will be fsentenced following his murder conviction. he raped and murders a teenager who was on her a way to mosque. her family says she was targeted because of her muslim faith. >>> the self-declared neo-nazi who killed a woman in charlottesville pleaded guilty to hate crimes. he may have avoided the death penalty for doing so. he faces a recommended life sentence for that conviction. >>> facebook is a taking new step to fight extremism. the company has extended its ban on hate speech. it will include posts that include white nationalism and separatism. postste glorifying whi supremacy had been banne far long time. but pressure mounted after self-described white nationalists used the platform to organize the charlotte svill rally in 2017. facebook now agrees that nationalism andis separatm are interchangeable terms. >>> the nationhas' neweste to become the world series champions begins today. he game you're going to or trying to avoid the traffic, we're working 4 yo garages near nationals park open at 10:00 this morning. you can get b

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we're heading east of darwin to the picturesque and largely indigenous land just. some years ago the community of state made the highest rates of having time no well at its highest point average for the elderly lady decided to take matters into their own hands. is a ski beach she says it was the hanging suicide of a twenty one year old that sparked a cluster of other suicides in her community he was the first one to commit suicide the first time his community in this community. also committed suicide that was when her family took action seven years ago creating a volunteer service called the mangas suicide prevention group what do you do to prevent suicide in the community. walk me and my sisters we walk the streets and listen for the noise where it's coming from. the women run a twenty four hour suicide watch often patrolling the streets with only small torches they mediate in family issues and mental troubled youths will probably up the next day go to their house and sit down have cuppa tea read with their parents they've named seven or letting ingrid but like ca

we're heading east of darwin to the picturesque and largely indigenous land just a few years ago the king. it hits gave me the highest rates of having time no well at its highest point average for the elderly ladies decided to take matters into their own hands. is a ski beach she says it was the hanging suicide of a twenty one year old that sparked a cluster of other suicides in her community he was the first one to commit suicide the first time his community in this community. also committed suicide that was when her family took action seven years ago creating a volunteer service called the mangas suicide prevention group what do you do to prevent suicide in the community. walk me and my sisters we walk the streets and listen for the noise where it's coming from. the women run a twenty four hours suicide watch often patrolling the streets with only small torches they mediate in family issues and mental troubled youths will probably up the next day go to their house and sit down have cuppa tea read with their parents then and so they were letting their angry with the brits like cance

in sydney there's still showers in new south wales and maybe bits of queens and certainly around darwin you could see a big downpour that is increasingly likely but in the west in perth it's a humid and warm thirty two she'll hang around i think for a day or so as choose days forecast for you by which time it's got even colder couldn't say colder in melbourne and hope we don't see teens now and yet cities warmed up to thirty one but was showers not far away now across the water it hasn't reached you with this decision has not come across the tasman sea if as things adrift are from the north which means fairly warm and maybe humid weather isn't that a cloud on the breeze but twenty twenty two is the consistency for the next couple of days both the north and the south it was some cloud little bit of rain maybe near the coast or the high ground in size rain is once again the story for japan it's a curling system which once it moves slowly northwards will draw in some snow for al-qaeda. plastic is everywhere and it's choking our planet very toxic and very dangerous and we could spend years

this i've just implied the rise off digital offer of darwinism in china and it shows how the communist regime will fruits digital. application to. it. propaganda and ideology. some chinese professionals say off camera they feel pressured to download the app which tracks time spent browsing and now wherever they go the communist party can go with them. now is take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today north korean leader kim jong un has arrived back in pyongyang from last week's failed summit with u.s. president donald trump kim's train ride from vietnam took sixty hours his meeting with trump ended abruptly after the two leaders were unable to agree on denuclearizing the korean peninsula canada's cabinet crisis has deep in with a second minister resigning jane little pot is leaving her role as manager of government spending she said she could no longer defend the government's handling of a corruption scandal involving a big construction company as we've and a us born woman who joined the so-called islamic state has lost the first round of a legal battle t

australian army has helped evacuate thousands of families from their homes to emergency centres in darwinhing from the other direction. german police warned social media stars on friday to rein in their followers after making several arrests during a brawl in berlin. more than 400 people gathered in alexanderplatz square on thursday after two social media rivals reportedly urged their fans tojoin a face—off. more than 100 police officers were deployed to break up the fight. the youtubers, named as "thatsbekir" and "bahar al amood" by german media, both denied they were at fault. david polgar is a tech ethicist and the founder of all tech is human. he joins me from west hartford, connecticut. thank you for your time. i am just wondering, we have been hearing about the power of social media, is there anything new about this particular incident? it is not anything new, it is a case in point of how social media can be weaponised. it can be used for good if we want to raise money for charity for someone who has cancer, but at the same time if someone wa nts to but at the same time if someone w

darwin martinez-torres will be sentenced for killing a teenager. he's facing life behs.d b prosecutors say he attacked this woman while she was out walking with a group of friends. this happened during ramadan back in6. you may remember the story. he raped and killed her and the case drew nationa and international attention. her loved ones believe she wasse targeted bec of her muslim faith. >>> growing controversy continues after all charges are dropped against jussie smollett. today chicago police released a new police report after a freedom of information request. in it, detectives detail the connection between the actor and the brothers police say he hired to orchestrate a hate crime against. himse cpd says a judge barred them from releasing any additional evidence. today the country's -- excuse me, the county's top prosecutor who recused herself from the case insists that smollett did not get special treatment in his deal. prosecutors dropped 16 felony counts in return for two days of community service and $10,000 in court fees. >> mr. smollett

side there's a repeat performance those been a few big shots and then tropical queens in and around darwin and further west they're little bit less obvious than they were largely because the energies i think being dumped recently have a ton of the cloud just the edge of your screen here drifting down from the north is the picture for both islands of new zealand usually as a warm direction this is no exception to the cloud takes away some of the sunshine that should be dispersed but i think sunday looks sunny both birth and science on and surprised in the average temperature this time the if is a partner is four degrees it is forty three s. and the snow forecast inland on saturday. on the count of the course this week he's on a mission to save the into that we'll talk to tim berners leave events of the world wide web and look at what chevy a safari called has to be up with china's biggest e-commerce company comes in the cost. of. a comeback our developing story throughout the day forty nine people have been killed in an attack on two mosques in the new zealand city of christchurch twenty ei

warm side there's a repeat performance those in a few big shots and in tropical queens in and around darwin and further west they're little bit less obvious than they were largely because the energies i think being dumped recently have a tongue in the cloud just the edge of your screen here drifting down from the north is the picture for both islands of new zealand usually as a warm direction this is no exception to the cloud takes away some of the sunshine that she be dispersed but i think sunday looks sunny for both birth and south on a surprised in the average temperature this time the if is a partner is four degrees it is food rees and the snow forecast inland on saturday . when investigating crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or isn't there or tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores the shocking phenomenon of people incriminating themselves the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior false confession on al-jazeera . this is. hello i

and many people living along the northern territory's east coast are being relocated to the city of darwin cycling trevor is expected to make landfall on saturday officials say it will bring heavy rain and a storm surge. now speaking of whether he has ever said ever so what's the latest with this cycle trevor then welfare has actually lost a little bit of strength. in the process of making its way back out into the gulf of carpentaria so it's regaining strength take a look at the satellite picture you see how it is now becoming organized once you get in it is set to become a large powerful and extremely dangerous system as it makes its way towards north east and parts of northern territory sustained winds at the moment of around ninety kilometers per hour gusting to around one hundred fifteen so certainly strong enough but it will strengthen further as we go through the coming hours and on top of that of course we're very concerned about the amounts of rainfall coming down. over the past twenty four hours or seen around one hundred sixty two millimeters of rain is to that more than cold ju

and many people living along the northern territory's east coast are being relocated to the city of darwin cyclon trefor is expected to make landfall on saturday officials say it'll bring a heavy rain and a strong storm surge. well in a few moments we'll have the weather with everett's in but still ahead so on al jazeera we hear the story of an iraqi woman who fought back against growing domestic violence yes president donald trump types his achievements in manufacturing but jobs in the car industry all looking shaky. and in sports experts claim that the proposed new rules to lower to stop strewed in female athletes is unscientific pharo will be here to explain. well we actually have two tropical cyclones spinning away over australian waters at the moment there's veronica up towards the northwest but of great significance at the moment is of course trevor which is located now it's actually punched its way into the gulf of carpentaria this week and slightly actually which is good news but still a lot of rainfall to come sustained winds at present ninety kilometers per hour gusting to around

powerful cyclon military planes are being used to transport people from remote areas to the city of darwin cyclon trevor is expected to make landfall on saturday as a category five storm emergency services are preparing for heavy rain and a strong storm surge a state of emergency has been declared in our gulf country aside country tracks across the gulf of carpentaria the bureau of meteorology is forecasting that sockeye might lean from between borroloola and grid island during saturday night as a category four severe tropical cyclone at least six people have been killed in several explosions in the afghan capital kabul most two dozen others were injured after three remotely detonated devices went off one of them was planted in the washroom of a mosque at the tax code side with new news celebrations. six people have been killed in a factory explosion in eastern china thirty more being treated in hospital for serious injuries a blast happened after a fire broke out at a pesticide factory on an industrial park in the city of young chang buildings were knocked down by the power of explosion w

no darwin award stored in tact for many years much of norway's revenue came from oil and gas exports to countries in the region. then before the crisis hit our government had already decided to diversify the norwegian economy. we needed a broader basis which would make us stronger at concentrating all our growth in one single source of revenue would make us too vulnerable what it would be on. the plummeting price of oil also had an impact on public perception. among mortar saw. rock fall in a certain sense it had a positive effect at least here in norway although it helped us move forward in the discussion about climate change and the oil companies grow a bit more open to alternative solutions i'll get a silver. or a more and more citizens or politicians realized that perhaps we shouldn't believe what the oil companies were say so every resource is finite even if they try to launch all these crazy projects like this all that helped trigger a shift toward what it was. so the scope the needle it. boil extraction began in norway in one thousand nine hundred seventy one and ninety nine h

interior though alice springs it is still quite a few thirty degrees for you there up towards north darwin at thirty five degrees in townsville about twenty nine there. the weather sponsored by qatar enjoys. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis wedo as illegally maigret joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have devoted our nation what has happened to the engine that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. as another religion this is the politics me and mine an unholy alliance coming soon on al-jazeera. in germany's capital there's a barber like no other sort of what it'd be hard to move on iraq or struck cross what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them. that matter bobber of berlin this is erupting on al-jazeera. above. and again you're watching al-jazeera has reminder of our top stories this hour north korea is reportedly restoring facilities as a long ways rocket launch site that it's m

nearly two years ago, darwin martinez-torres attaed a group of muslim teens. he raped and killed hassenan. he later dumped her body in a pond. her father cried aft he spoke to reporters after the sentencing. >> i will never forget. i never forget her. shused to be really nice. >> police initially said that he lashed out in a case of road rage. however, the family believes she was targetedau b of her muslim faith. >>> a loudon county high school teacher is free and clear this morning after being accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. last year, kimberly winters was accused of having a sexual relationship with a juvenile. a judge dismissed the charges against her last month. al investigation found no evidence of crimonduct. winters has been on leave since her arrest. her attorney says she is expected to regain her pay.t her futuree school is unclear. >>> a virginia politician in the spotlight. a student is accusing former governor doug wilder of sexually harassing her. sidney black told "the washington post," that wilder took her out to

japanese planes bombed darwin and the japanese maybe crushed allied seahorses.he same day, japanese forces then commencedn a campaign that would drive allied forces from burma cutting off the last land like to china. during the same months, u-boats reveled off american shores sinking ships and giving american citizens the visions of burning vessels and degrees across the coast. in april, japanese naval forces rampaged across the indian ocean. on april 18, rate responded japan. they gave a boost to allied morale but it was just a one-off stunt. bracketing the raid was more gloom. in may 1942, rommel set a much superior british commonwealth army back in defeat. may, the u.s. navy suffered a actical reverse but achieved temporary strategic victory in repelling a japanese effort. the u.s. navy did secure a victory in the carrier battle at midway and this restored naval parity in the pacific. before the month was over, rommel captured the north coast of africa with 35,000 british defenders. bys town withstood a siege rommel for nine months in 1941. it became a symbol

bush to where we are now in terms of the presidency in many ways disproves darwin. [laughter] i stole that line from henry adams. if you're going to steal, steal from henry adams. that is a basic rule. george bush was not perfect. he did a lot of things to amass power. but to me what always redeems him is once he had it, he used self-interest. he opposed the 1964 civil rights act, but in 1968 he voted for fair housing, much to the fury of his constituents. he ran a ferocious campaign against michael dukakis, but instantly tried to govern in an atmosphere of collegiality and compromise. taxes,ged never to raise but the country required so he did it. he said in his diary and a lincoln-esque phrase "i'm going to be dead meat." the key to doing his voice is mr. rogers trying to be john wayne. that was dana carvey's great insight. is a uniquee document in presidential history that george bush wrote to his mother in the late 1950's. the bushs lost a daughter in 1953. george w was born in 46, robin in 49, jeb in early 53. when they brought jeb home robin was bruising and t

today the fda is issuing a health warning for anyone oo who feeds their dogs darwins natural pet food. the fda says it poses a risk to both animals and humans, so if you have the pet food you should throw it outright away. we have a list of the affected products. >>> from pet food to people food, fast food that is, mcdonald's drive-thru isbout to get a lot smarter. >> the company making a big investment in artificial intell mence. what ins for you. >> so pat and erika, big investment i right. we're talking $300 million. so mcdonald's is buying a startup company called dynamic yield. if you haven't heard of the company you soon will. so they specialize in software that personalizes customer experience. this technology can literally change-up the drive-thru menu to show food options based on the time of day, the weather, current restaurant traffic and even what's trending on the menu for the items. and get this, based on what you pick it can also suggest additional menu items to go with it. the new technology has already been tested in some stores, and it will be rolled out in all of e

woman sydney there are still showers in new south wales and maybe bits of queens and certainly around darwin you could see a big downpour that is increasingly likely but in the west in perth it's a humid and warm thirty two she'll hang around i think for a day or so as choose days for cross for you by which time it's got even kota couldn't say cold in melbourne and hope it wouldn't the teens not yet cities warmed up to thirty one but was showers not far away now across the water it hasn't reached you this decision has not come across the tasman sea if as things adrift are from the north which means fairly warm and maybe humid weather isn't that a coyote in the breeze but twenty twenty two is the consistency for the next couple of days both the north and the south on it was some cloud little bit of rain maybe near the coast or the high ground in size rain is once again the story for japan it's a curling system which once it moves slowly northwards we're drawing some snow for al qaida. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing glance can guide us. a simple touch infor

movement from george hw bush, to where we are now, in terms of the presidency, in many ways disproves darwin. i stole that line from henry adams, if you're going to still, still from henry adams. that is a basic rule. and, george bush was not perfect, by far, timing, he you know, he did a lot of things, to amass power, but, to me what always redeems them, was that once he had it, he used it against self interest, so he opposed the 1964 civil rights act, but a 1968, when he was actually in the congress, he voted for fair housing. much to the fury of his constituents in houston. he ran a ferocious campaign against michael the caucus in 1988, but instantly try to govern in an atmosphere of collegiality, and compromise. he pledged never to raise taxes, he pleaded the good of the country required a, so he did it, and he knew then, he said to his diary that night, in a wonderfully lincoln-esque phrase, i am going to be dead meat. the key to doing his ways by the way, is mr. rogers, trying to be john wayne. that was dana carvey's great insight. i think, that there is a unique document in presidenti

we're heading east of darwin to the picturesque and largely indigenous land just. some years ago the community of state made the highest grades and have the time know well at its highest point average for the elderly lady decided to take matters into their own hands. is a ski beach she says it was the hanging suicide of a twenty one year old that sparked a cluster of other suicides in her community he was the first one to commit suicide the first time his community in this community. youngest sister also committed suicide that was when her family took action seven years ago creating a volunteer service called the manga suicide prevention group what do you do to prevent suicide in the community. with. walk been licensed as we walk the streets and listen for the noise where it's coming from. the women who run a twenty four hours suicide watch often patrolling the streets with only small torches they mediate in family issues and mental troubled youths will probably up the next day go to their house and sit down have cuppa tea read with their peers they've named seven

all in this darwin union battle in the trumps who who will be the last foreign be humiliated and thrown out the dar. the worst apprentice ever. so that's sort of the 30,000-foot view of where we're at in terms of i think the challenge and the opportunity for the press right now. >> host: i think that applies to the national press and especially some of the larger papers in the dangers of local coverage and state house coverage is still very much vulnerable. >> on the economic model side, that's a whole -- >> yes, nina, you have faced the dark side of an attempt to repress the exploration of truth related to your book but not exactly the back. can you explain what happened to you and how that has affected your perspective? >> yes, just like to start by saying the -- i'll read you a quote from ivanka trunk. my become bit this women of trump. one of her -- she wrote a book early before he ran for office, and she is her father's daughter, the quote is. perception is more important than arrest if spun perceives something to be true it is more important than if it is in fact true. this doesn'

and early 1870's , when ulysses grant was president and this was after the publication of charles darwin on the origin of species -- the introduction of the theory of evolution. take was that anybody who looks at the progression of the presidency from george washington to ulysses grant understands that evolution is a crock. [laughter] mr. brands: it utterly refutes the theory. anyway -- i was going to say that in most cases it looks as though there's this linear line, there's this line that maybe you think it goes down, maybe you think it goes up. but there is a striking thing. i'm going to propose this to you. you can decide if you want to agree with this or not. there is one sense at least in which donald trump is positively and this is an adjective that i have not heard applied to donald trump -- that donald trump is positively washingtonian. he is very much like the father of our country. and do you know what -- can you guess what i'm going to say is that particular characteristic? 603, that's not too bad. well, ok. i hear it in the front but i'm not going to advertise it just yet. y

. >> i'm aaron t.gilchr in the news it's sentencing for darwin martinez torres.ea last he pleaded guiltynat early if you're going to opening day today. gates to the park open at 11:00i the firsh at 1:05. remember backpacks are banned from the ball park this season. news 4ill be throughout all day. keep on top of all of it in the nbc washington app. melissa. >> good mornin guys. taking a look at the roads southbound 270 after shady d because of clo an earlier crash in the main lanes. northbound 95 springfield affair fax county parkway, a broken down vehicle blocking the right 66 eastbound, a broken down on the left side causingome slowdowns. >>> what you need to know about your health insurance bef travel. we're going to check the forecast coming up. >>> temperaturesosy in the 30s as you go out the door on your thursday morning. it will be a pleasant afternoon to be outside though. plenty of sunshine today. afternoon highs in the low 60s for your thursday afternoon. and tomorrow even warmer, a little more cloud cover. maybe a stray shower in the shenandoah valley. dry in the city tomorrow

the progress of evolution from president washington to president grant was alone enough to upset darwin. i hate to think when henry adams might say today. amid the horrific civil war over which he agonized on a daily basis, lincoln repeatedly demonstrating an astonishing ability to say so much in so few words. including the breath-taking poignanty of his rarps at gettysburg in november 1863. months later in april 19 1864, lincoln revealed his prose in a letter to a kentucky newspaper editor when he declared if slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong. let me conclude in the same pert. let us declare here today if demanding the right to exist while denying it to your neighbor is wrong, nothing is wrong. if driving people from their land and demolishing their homes is not wrong, nothing is wrong. if asserting absolute authority over an historic city, rightful home to people of all faiths is not wrong, nothing is wrong. if slaughtering children for throwing stones at their oppressors is not wrong, nothing is wrong. if terror and deprivation that are being inflicted every day upon the impriso

it is very darwin situation going on right now.roger they're doing the right things, but they're a big ship. they invested in delivery. they have a three-year strategy plan they do a lot more online. their online is already up 58%, 91% of their current buyers live within their delivery radius. they're doing a lot of meal plans. all of the things that you need to do to compete in today's grocery -- connell: clearly an issue with the numbers and the stock is down today. >> yes, absolutely. they're a big ship. this will take them three years to implement whereas a company like amazon which operates under the philosophy, move fast, break things. they're going to throw out a store by the end of 2019. see what works, see what doesn't and iterate. that is the momentum and that is the type of kind of buying, retail concept that we're used to at this point. connell: sounds like what you're saying to me in some ways, if we see a bad news story on a given day on one individual retailer doesn't necessarily mean consumer in bad shape or somethi

hired, are we treating energy costs much russian the same look at expo nations of prior growth as darwin were discounting inflation growth going forward because of energy price volatility going in the other direction. >> us i'm sorry. say that again. >> so if i understood your commentary right you were saying going forward, inflation is going to be below target but that's largely driven by energy and if i'm following what's written here, the prior growth was driven in part by energy prices being more positive. so are we treating the impact of energy prices on the economy the same in a positive direction as are in a negative direction. >> yes. yes, we are, sorry. if oil prices are flat, and they are not adding anything to inflation. if they're going at 2% that's what we have -- exclude energy and food because their volatile. look through to also factoring the impact of those prices on business investment? >> more broadly, yes, absolutely. >> i ask unanimous consent to enter this article into the record. >> without objection. >> my final question as i just, i just came in from, about the b

australia which is not seen much rain, less than we should get, but more rain to come for cairns and for darwinit should be dry in melbourne. what's to ta ke should be dry in melbourne. what's to take on but southerly winds pushing once all the way into beijing and shanghai. the next few days we get some rain developing, it cuts off the supply of warmer air, heavy rain moving into the korean peninsula towards japan. we are left with that band of rain, north a bit cooler air, south of bit warmer. mid 20s in beijing and shanghai, way above average. then the numbers drop back to where we should be, hong kong on the warmer side and probably staying dry as well. anything but dry of course across parts of africa, the rain you can see here in zimbabwe and the flood, swollen rivers, all because of the tropical cyclone which made landfall a few days ago, battering notjust zimbabwe but mozambique and malawi. the rain keeps going, more coming on tuesday and wednesday. not much rain coming across central parts of africa from the seasonal rains, rain coming into northern parts of algeria and tunisia because