temperatures are expected by the middle of the week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. this low may bring showers to the region next weekend. next weekend. a big story we're following this morning. one woman was killed in a three alarm fire in san francisco's sunset district. it started last night and drove some people from their homes. kron 4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest. sara? marty, the home here on 8th avenue is nearly burned down, you can see how charred it is behind me...sf firefighters worked for three hours to make sure nearby homes didn't burn down. and crews were mostly successful, there is signifigant damage to the immediate homes next door, but they are still standing.here is some cell phone video sent to us of the flames when the fire started before 10 last night.several buildings here evacuated as more than 100 firefighters were on scene battling the fire.crews contained the blaze before midnight and have been on fire watch ever since. the fire has destroyed one building, but had several units inside including 1806, 1808 and 1810. t

cooler temperatures are expected next week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. breaking news this morning. a deadly shooting in san francisco's bay view neighborhood. one person is dead, 5 others are injured. kron 4's sara stinson is live at s-f general where the victims were taken.sara? (ááásaraááá)11pm, sfpd responded to 3rd street and quesada regarding a shooting. preliminary that 6 persons were shot. one of the victims has died. the suspect is unknown. (ááásaraááá) thanks sara, we'll be checking in with you on news the morning. ( marty ) new this morning, an elementary school teacher accused of trying to have sex with a minor has been charged. this is an update to a story we brought you on thursday. 36-year-old andrew lund worked as a 4th grade teacher at glen cove elementary. he is suspected of trying to send harmful material to a minor, and attempting to have sex with a child. the investigation began when an undercover officer posed as a teenage girl online. police say the officer and lund started chatting ... and planned to meet for sex. ( marty@landing

meanwhile over the eastern pacific, a ridge will begin to build and gradually push its way toward the west coast. this will lead to a warming trend over the area with widespread 80s becoming increasingly more likely for interior areas by friday/saturday.

meanwhile over the eastern pacific, a ridge will begin to build and gradually push its way toward the west coast. this will lead to a warming trend over the area with widespread 80s becoming increasingly more likely for interior areas by friday/saturday. (jrs) (jrs) no arrests have been made, as daly city police are investigating an attempted homicide at a bowling alley. (justine) it happened just after night last night at the classic bowling center on king drive. this is cell phone video from the shooting. police say a man was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. the owner of the bowling alley said he fears this shooting will hurt his business. <"it really hurts me because it's a family environment and it only takes somebody to do something wrong and it hurts the business, now families are afraid to go and bowl."> this investigation is ongoing. the victim is at s-f general recovering from his injuries. (jrs) coming up -- a south bay institution shuttering its doors after decades in business. we have a live report from the farewell party for one of the most respected di

meanwhile over the eastern pacific, a ridge will begin to build and gradually push its way toward thet coast. this will lead to a warming trend over the area with widespread 80s becoming increasingly more likely for interior areas by friday/saturday. (justine) happening tomorrow... inspections are set to begin on the golden gate bridge towers. officials will inspect the condition of the steel to determine if any repairs are needed. scaffolding is being installed this week on the sidewalks around the towers to protect pedestrians. the inspection work is expected to last a week with scaffolding being removed by may 11th. central american asylum seekers have arrived at the mexico border by san diego today after a month long journey. the president has strongly opposed letting them in...kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in our newsroom with that story and what local politicians are saying tonight. ella? (justine) (justine) (justine) (justine) today dozens of central american migrants attempted to migrants american central dozens of today (justine) (jrstone) attorney general jeff sessions ha

high pressure has taken over on the eastern pacific. and this will send some high clouds into central california but it won't bother of future cast shows that we may get some high clouds but that is it. here is what we are expecting. it will be a starry night tonight. it will be warm and dry all week long. it may be cooler towards the end of the week. sfo is looking nice. the winds are at 80 miles per hour. the airport is at 71 degrees. seattle, they are at 57 degrees. chicago is a 54 degrees. in new york it is 64 degrees. here is how it will look overnight tonight. we will be in the low 50s. the sun will rise at 6:25 am. it will be a beautiful day. san francisco will be 69 degrees tomorrow. concord will be at 83 degrees. san jose will be at 80 degrees. down in the south bay tomorrow, it will be a stereotype and a sunny day. it will be 82 degrees on the shorelines. east bay will be nice in the low to mid 80s. we will get an early taste of summer with the numbers skyrocketing 10 degrees above average. it is going to be a nice day. in oct

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and then it is going to fly over the pacific to the eastern pacific, and then back around to south americahat trek it is doing right now. and so north america, europe, india, australia, not so much. north america, europe, india, australia, not so muchlj north america, europe, india, australia, not so much. i amjust having a look at something from the china manned space agency. they are talking about off sao paulo, that is where it is expected to re—enter the earth's atmosphere. is that to your knowledge, or do you have something different? the problem is, that we have an hour during which it might react. and then they take the middle of that time, and they say when is going to be in the middle of that time? so they might re—enter there but they might be half an hour off, in which case it is on the other side of the world. so i think until they can narrow down the time, that position now quoting doesn't really mean anything. and so yes, it might be there, it might be something else. and it is frustrating to everybody. i can't tell you if it is still up, everybody. i can't tell you if it is

in the western pacific and instead of heading towards japan, it decided to go back towards the eastern pacific now it is taking the turn at the hawaiian islands. this is deep moisture for april. there is a lot here way above the average. it will play into our weather around thursday. that probably won't kick in until friday and saturday, but off and on from saturday into sunday with another system next tuesday. there could be some areas around russian river north. there could be five inches of rain coming in between now and sunday. this won't start again, but we have a few days to iron out the details, but everything is pointing out in that direction. this is from the european model, there are seven inch totals embedded within here. some of that is right along the sonoma coast into parts of california. that is one forecast model, but they are all coming together. there will be heavy rain for april. there will be 4+ inches of rain . this kicks in saturday and goes into sunday. if we can get this much rain, we will have to keep an eye on some issues. we will be monitoring hydrolysis. right now i

it has started moving and visiting the hawaiian islands and now it is moving towards us in the eastern pacific. the amount of moisture coming in for april maybe a record. it is an eye-popping amount coming in. you can call it atmospheric river, pineapple connection or a lot of clouds, whatever you want. it is aiming at us. on thursday when it comes in, there are really no dynamics associated with it. once you get parts of the jet stream to come in, that will be up to about 50 or 65 knots by the time we get to friday afternoon. that is when things kick in. thursday we have a lot of cloud cover and light rain. heavy rain and wind kicks in friday and early on saturday. right now about 10:00 or 11:00 saturday we should be on the drier side here. it will be cooler and breezy by sunday but 5 to 6 isolated amounts are possible. i think we had an almost miracle march, what about an awesome april? for climatology in san francisco, inch-and-a-half is what we average for rain in about six days. the highest total was 10.06 in 1808. it is possible but rare. as we go back and take a look at some of the 2010

high-pressure over the eastern pacific means sunny and warm, low pressure off baja, california, will usher in a few high clouds but that's it. otherwise it will be nice. futurecast shows basically sunny skies tomorrow, from time to time, we will get some serious floating in to the bay area but what we are expecting is starry skies tonight, sunny and warm tomorrow. and mild and dry all week long in the bay area, no rain in sight for the first time in a while. sfo mostly sunny skies, winds out of the west to 16. a high of 73, four seattle, 68, los angeles 78 and new york tomorrow 63 degrees, some clouds in chicago and on the cool side. overnight lows tonight, santa rosa gets down to 47. napper 47, fremont 51. 49 livermore and 53 from mountain view. sun up monday morning at 6:24 a.m., tomorrow in the city we will hit 70. concord at 84, san jose 81, in some places like concord, 13 degrees warmer than we usually are. tomorrow in redwood city, palo alto, mountain view very nice, 76 and in milpitas 81. over in the east bay, things look good. a little patchy fog tonight but other than that w

christiane amanpour "sex and love around the world" back-to-back new episodes at 10:00 eastern and pacificust ahead, a touching good-bye to a former first lady. >>> some of my greatest memories are participating in family dinners when mom would get into it, mostly with george w., as you'd might imaginary and have as ul laughing to tears. we strive to be genuine by the best role model in the world. her not coloring her hair. by the way, she was beautiful until the day she died. her hugging of an hiv/aids patient at a time when her own mother wouldn't do it. her standing by her man with a little rhyming poetry in the 1984 election. in 1,000 ways, barbara pierce bush was real, and that's why people admired her and loved her so. okay, i never thought i'd say this, but i found bladder leak underwear that's actually pretty. surprised? it's called always discreet boutique. it looks and fits like my underwear. i know what you're thinking. how can something this pretty protect? hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel... ...for incredible protection. so i feel protec

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eastern time, 12:00 noon, pacific -- tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. stern time, 12:00 pacific, i will be interviewing sheryl sandberg live from facebook headquarters in menlo park. a lot to ask her. do not miss it. oracle's ceo has criticized the process for a huge pentagon contract where oracle and amazon are in competition. it seemed designed for amazon to win, according to catz. joining us now, alex wayne. what do we know about this dinner? alex: an interesting dinner. it was an invitation from trump to peter thiel, who brought along safra catz, who apparently returned to this subject a couple times during the day or -- the dinner. as long as a 10-year contract, worth billions of dollars, big business. oracle is afraid that amazon is in the pole position to win the contract. the way the pentagon wants to do is to award the entire business to a single company. amazon is the leading company in the world on cloud computing. their competitors are trying to get the pentagon to split the business up among multiple companies. they've got some members of co

eastern and pacific. previous programs are available to watch on the website at booktv.org. >> i am 16 and -- >> they let you in? [laughter] >> at the same time i'm a feminist and i don't think that i would let them take advantage of being especially in this thed and i just wondered what your advice be to somebody like me. >> i think men will have changed i was there talking to the woman that runs it and at the end, a woman came over and said this is my part-time guy there is a job that hits on me and my other job, what should i tell him. i never had an opportunity to tell anybody anything. and i thought and i said i think what i would tell him is that i'm disappointed in you. i thought you could teach me something about this business and that together we could do something good and i could advance, but you disappoint me when you talk to me like that. so three or four weeks later on forgetting the conversation, she send me an e-mail and said it worked, he backed off. so i think tha that he think ths whole

if you want to make your thoughts known as well, (202) 748-8000 for the mountain and pacific time zones. eastern and central time zones. the mountain and pacific is (202) 748-8001. this morning, highlighting that the first lady .oved god and dogs if you go to that interview at c-span.org, you can see that she had her dog by her side during the interview. that is available on the website when you go to c-span.org. at the u.s. capitol this morning, the flag is flying at half mast there as the president ordered that to be the case through saturday night. you will see that all around washington this morning. is what is going on when it comes to the former first lady. we will continue taking your calls on her passing, what she brought to the office of first lady, your impressions of her. several people calling this morning with personal stories about meeting her or at least from afar as far as observing her through television in her time as first lady. all of those available. if you want to comment on them for the next 20 minutes or so. georgia, zelda is next. good morning. caller: good morning. lind

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eastern and pacific, only on cnn. chris? >> all right.cnn newsroom" with jim shciutt picks up right after this break. have yourself a great weekend. . >>> good morning. i'm jim sciutto. in today for john and poppy. peace, prosperity and unification of the korean peninsula. a joint declaration capping a potentially historic and richly symbolic summit of the north and south korean leaders. what the meeting was not, however, full of details, which kim jong-un and his southern counterpart moon jae-in seemed deliberately to have left for another day. hours after kim took one small step across the military demarcation line into the southern half of the dmz, and moon reciprocated, the two pledgedpl

sunday night at :00 eastern and pacific on c-span. tonight, on landmark cases, brandenburg versus ohio. klux klan leader clarence brandenburg was convicted of hate speech under an ohio law. but the supreme court unanimously ruled the skate law violated his first amendment right. our guest to discuss this case nadine straussen, former head of the american civil liberties union, and law professor at new york law school in manhattan. nd katie fallo, a senior attorney at columbia university's knight first amendment institute. watch landmark cases tonight. join the conversation. our #is landmark cases. follow us at c-span. we have resources on our website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, and he landmark cases podcast at -span.org/landmarkcases. >> as a follow-up to the recent hearings with facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg, the communicators looks at the privacy issues raised by the spread of personal data by the president and c.e.o. at the

. >> "after words" airs every saturday at 10 pm easter and sunday at 9 pm eastern and pacific. all previous programs are available to watch on our website, booktv.org. >> staying on the strip club example, i immediately confessed, a woman came over to our table. i said i'm just asking some questions, do you mind? she was super helpful and she's like yes, all these companies are here all the time and they come and it's mostly guys, sometimes there's a woman tagging along for whatever reason. and they talk about work, they will be with their boss. the big tech conferences, these executives will walk in the door and make people talk to them. they might go offto a private room together. business is getting done in the middle of the day in the heart of san francisco at a strip club . and you know, we're talking about part of it, sexism exists in every industry but at silicon valley, this is supposed to be the most progressive industry in the world, it certainly is the most powerful and yet the people who have connected the world and organize the world information in our building sel

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it begins at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific>>> when we come back, the special bond between a student and her school bus driver that's inspiring america. illegal to d. so, how will officers test people tonight, for driving while high? plus, an international smuggling ring -- busted. why thieves are stealing plants in the bay area and sending them to china. next. the news at 6 starts righ >>> finally tonight, let me share a story of a small act of kindness that cemented a bond between an 11-year-old girl who just needed a mother's touch and a school bus driver who was confronting her purpose in life. it turns out they needed each other much more than they realized. and their story is inspiring america. >> that's my mom. >> reporter: isabella was 9 when her mother passed away. >> when i was 3, she got sick. she was really kind. she loved other people. >> reporter: she learned to do most things on her own. the hardest part is her hair. it got so bad once, isabella's dad cut it off. >> he gave me a crew cut. >> reporter: she gets he

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. >> afterward airs on booktv at 10:00 eastern and 9:00 pm eastern and pacific.all previous programs are available to watch on our website. >> you are probably wondering how this all started. writing a bunny book about the life of the vice president, so charlotte is going to take it from there. >> this is really cool and special, a dream of mine since i was very small, to have a book out especially a children's book, and with my dad. it is really fun. i want to talk about a lot of people ask on how old he is and when we got him. i want to introduce you to him a little bit since he is not here, he is resting. a lot of press interviews. we thought we would let him rest up. i got marlon when studying in college apart university in chicago, digital cinema and english so i wrote a short film. i had a short film and needed a bunny in it. a lot of told me change it to a turtle or something that is easier to find. it really needs to be a bunny. it was fate that it would happen across marlon, looked online, found him on craigslist. he is a craigslist bunny. no price was l

for everybody regionally from the eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8001 and (202) 748-8002 in mountain pacific time zones. the wall street journal takes a look at the issue of guns. a federal judge in massachusetts ruled the constitution offers no protection for the military style rifles used in recent mass shootings, dismissing a legal challenge by gunowners and dealers in the state. analogues "arets simply not weapons within the imaginal meaning of the constitutional right to bear arms." that is according to justice william young, an appointee of ronald reagan, who wrote that opinion. the ruling rejected a challenge to a 1998 massachusetts ban on high-capacity magazines and semiautomatic rifles with military features, and it could be a rallying point for young advocates who have pressed for tighter gun control since 17 people were killed at a florida high school. scott is next. caller: i just want to point out something under the social security act that most teachers and government employees are not aware of called the windfall elimination division. you can find it under social security.gov

eastern and pacific. all previous"after words" programs are available to watch on the web site, booktv.org. [inaudible conversations] >> beginning now from the annapolis book festival, you're going to hear from author amy sis sin, author of -- siskind talk about temporary politics. [inaudible conversations] >> hello and walk to the i aannapolis book festival. we're going to have a discussion of politics here in the trump era, and then we'll take some questions from you. to my right is jacob hacker, who is a professor of political science at yale. the author of a number of books, but american amnesia is the book we'll be touching on today, and amy siskind, who is the cofounder of new agenda, chase nonprofit that is dedicated to improving the lives of women and girls, and she is the author of "the list," and we're just going open up the discussion now and see where we go. jacob, i want to start with you. your book, american amnesia, is about a mixed economy. the importance and the success of active governme

operation, but more recently they conduct operations from the east china sea to the western pacific and from the eastern china sea to the sea of japan. and also, the chinese military aircraft also showed for east china sea to the western pacific to the sea of japan. and sometimes, the pla aircraft seems like testing their capability to launch cruise missiles vis-À-vis the mainland japan. so it is, you know, showing the threat coming from the pla. and perhaps behind those new changes, i think the taiwan situation is the key. pla as it shows now could not almost daily surrounding taiwan. and sometimes they come from the east china sea to the western pacific and to the south china sea. so, they are doing this campaign vis-À-vis taiwan and as a result, they are -- they're operation is changing in east china sea and south china sea. and also, syria has already operated drones inside the territory. and i think china will also try to introduce the underwater vehicle into the theater. the doubtful cause a different threat to japan. so currently, once the chinese shape launches the air drug, we have the f-15. bu

our viewers understand the majority about 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific. you are looking from the mexican border into california. everybody on the left side of the wall, not everybody, but most are immigrants from this caravan who want to get into the united states and on the right side of your screen, that line are essentially immigration activists inside the united states who have created a reading committee for lack of a better term. this is in friendship park, california on the other side. but if you look at these images, which we are not the only ones watching. these are available worldwide. what better advertisement for a hey, come to the wall and walked into america than this. they will easily be on the front page. >> this is what is really important when donald trump talked about the need to build a wall and it talks about it now. leland: you talked about a lesson in michigan. >> we talked about the omnibus which has money for border security. if you fix the problem with daca, you have to change the way the process works. these people at our border

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eastern, 4:00 a.m. pacific, on the "washington journal." the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. april 17, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable rob bishop to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the jorlte and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other shall be than majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes of the the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. speaker, the cbs news program 60 minutes devoted more than half their show on sunday to seaven month investigation into a legion heir, a low budget airline based in las vegas. it was called flying under the radar. it is

we have lines for rural americans in the eastern and central time zone at 202-748-8000. mountain and pacific time zones, 202-748-8001. we will get back to your calls and a second. some of the news on capitol hill , how to story yesterday remove him of pennsylvania, a republican previous announced he would retire from congress after reports that he paid ac grid settlement to a staffer who accused men -- who accused him of harassment resign outright yesterday. the resignation came as the house ethics committee continued to probe into his behavior at could have resulted in serious sanctions. the former aide alleged he said he had romantic feelings for her when she became involved with another man and he retaliated after she rejected his advances. the story notes that meehan did not want to leave with questions violating the trust of taxpayers and would repay the $39,000 settlement that was paid as a severance payment to his former staffer. the other story out of capitol hill getting a lot of attention, republican-led house intelligence committee releases long-awaited report on russian interfere

live coverage begins at 1:00 eastern time, 10:00 on the pacific coast. for complete schedule visit booktv.org. a reminder to get behind-the-scenes videos and pictures follow us on social media, facebook, instagram and twitter@booktv. booktv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend, television for serious readers. now on booktv a discussion on james comey's book "a higher loyalty". to dissect what is in this book are two people very experienced in washington and washington politics. victoria toensing was an official in the deponent of justice and is a high-profile lawyer in washington. representative jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland and member of the judiciary committee. before we get into the book, what are your overall impressions of james comey? >> james comey the man, i never met him, i don't really know him. in the book he comes off as someone who is very boy scout like in terms of his respect for rules and rule of law. the first several chapters involve his hatred of police, indicating he wasn't big, wasn't tall. yo

for those of you in eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8001. mountain and pacificime zones, (202) 748-8002. postal world come of paper out of oklahoma, featured an op-ed about a teacher in oklahoma, giving her thoughts, she says in part "what works, do you ask? teaching assistants work. with a teaching assistant in the work, i can ask the offending what person ever to take a seat so they canta continue to learn under the ta's steely gaze, or the ta can take them out of the room and read the lesson and their textbooks without the benefit of production values, but also without disrupting the rest of the class. teachers, schools, and students need teaching assistants, and yet there is insufficient funding to hire enough of them, and those who are hired on a pittance." she as some people may question why teachers are .alking out host: again, that is found in the "tulsa world" website. let's go to florida. this is tony. good morning. caller: good morning, pedro. more.rs deserve 10% or they must be more smarter than our politicians. because betsy devos, i mean, she is no

eastern, 4:00 pacific. in the meantime, have a great saturday. announcer: attorney general jeff senates at us -- at a hearing. then, the senate judiciary committee considers legislation to protect the special counsel. house minority leader nancy pelosi holds a town hall meeting for students. jeff sessions testified to a senate subcommittee wednesday on 2019ustice department's budget request. answered questions on his recusal from the russia investigation and whether it applies to the case of president trump's attorney, michael cohen. [no dialogue] -- mr. attorney general, welcome to the committee. we're here to examine the department of justice's fiscal year 2019 budget request. i'm pleased to welcome you to the subcommittee. my colleagues and i are very much interested in hearing from you and your hearing your testimony considering your testimony today. your input is not only helpful but necessary, as we review the president's spending priorities for the justice department. while this hearing is about the department's fy 2019 budget request, i w

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pacific time, 4:00 p.m. eastern, came the first reports that san bruno police were responding to a possible, or to several 911 calls. and then the worst news. the news that has become all too common in our country. that they were in fact responding to a mass shooter situation. very quickly, you see streams of employees coming out of there with their hands raise in the many situations. lining up. allowing themselves to be checked and frisked by police before they can go on their way. as very heavy police presence started to move into the several building that's comprise this company of youtube. in some cases, you had police officers in short sleeves and jeans, heavily clad in armor. a shield out in front, moving into the building very slowly. literally in a line. five or six along, pointing their weapons in different directions, so they could cover every location. from employees that cnn has spoken torsion it sounds like most of the activity centered around an area where employees there eat, an outdoor patio area, wh

eastern cape. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mess was done somehow time is aiming to replace america and go around the world all the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this seems like a preparation for our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china to on a josie. welcome back to remind all of the top stories here on al-jazeera secretary of state might compare says the u.s. is deeply concerned by what he calls iranian aggression in the middle east ohio is meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of that any holding talks with the saudi king in riyadh and also korean leader has promised to dismantle his country's nuclear testing site as soon as next month in jenin says he'll invite international observers to witness the shutdown and hundreds of migrants from central america have reached the next to come loaded with the united states i spent a month on the road and are hoping to cross into the u.s. to seek asylum. manias ruling policy says it w

northeastern parts of asia and that one area of low pressure clearing in the pacific otherwise we've got low pressure center across more eastern areas and that is maybe going to give a few showers across eastern parts of russia coming down across the korean peninsula is jerry looking find much of japan will be dry and bright twenty five degrees in the sunshine in tokyo by twenty five degrees across much of the region but beijing is looking pretty hot at the moment and i saw thirty one degrees you may see a few showers though developing here as we head into the weekend now moving into more central and southern parts of china and taiwan we've got this area of rain across the central areas so we may see the odd shower later on but it should be dry for hong kong cross towards the taipei for indochina weather conditions not looking too brother wanted to show us around but i think for annoy and vietnam it should be dry for much of the time now as we move on into saturday not a great deal of change the rain still showing his hand there and so it looks that could be fairly heavy and quite persistent into southeastern parts of asia nor

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if you're in beijing looking out eastern the tallest building in beijing a look out of the pacific ocean you'd see american warships you'd see quantum is about to sink because there are so many missiles pointed at china you look up the korean see american armaments pointing at china the chinese two thousand years ago built the great wall to keep the barbarians out of nothing they'd be a muchness film is to break a silence the united states and china may well be on a path toward a nuclear war is no longer unthinkable. shanghaied today use a prosperous international city still wrong by the communists at least in name. yes there are issues with human rights especially the right to speak against the state and challenge its power i had a range to see professor zion way way a close aide to the way things are paying the man who changed china your old boss thanks presided over the bloodshed and tear them square what would you say to the survivors. of tiananmen square because so many of those did fight for what they saw as democratic change in china. in one thousand eight hundred nine there were

san bruno police at 1:01 pacific time, 4:01 part-time eastern time saying everyone needed to clear the area. that is the last update we've gotten. now the san mateo sheriff's office has taken the lead, and many employees to the left of your screen that have evacuated the building that are lined up outside. we are seeing reports employees are leaving the building also, that there's an active shooter situation. we don't have more details on that. but to give you a sense youtube's headquarters, used to be gap's old headquarters about a decade ago or so, and youtube took it over. as the anchor from ktvu mentioned, youtube was bought by the google-alphabet family. 800 employees work in this building. a 200,000-square-foot building again in san bruno. we continue to monitor the live pictures and watch to get more breaking details. we don't know anything about the shooter, if it was one, if it was two. trying to get more information as that reporter was trying. david: joining us is joseph, a former nypd sergeant. this is an area, 12 miles south of svment just to give a sense of geography here

eastern, 4:00 a.m. pacific, on the "washington journal."rk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. april 17, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable rob bishop to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the jorlte and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time

pacific ocean. or ports are coming in from syria that rebel fighters have agreed to leave their last a stronghold in eastern guta progress forces say they have reached a deal with the largest rebel group army of islam to pull out of the territory but some members of the group deny their surrender is imminent fighters from another smaller rebel group however are leaving hundreds of people have been killed in fighting in eastern guta in recent weeks. the road to eastern ghouta passers by ruined buildings and abandoned lifeless villages. on the roadside corpses rebels that nobody has stopped to bury displaying victory signs assad soldiers approach the center of eastern go to the offensive has lasted more than a month with russian warplanes carrying out crucial air strikes. and. the rebel terrorists finally over the syrian army has been able to free eastern gota we thank our president. and to put a stop over from the last rebels are leaving the area the conditions of their withdrawal were negotiated late into the evening many are now trying to get to the city of idlib in the north one of their last remaining st

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eastern cape. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when myth was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and going to run the world well the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this seems like a preparation for our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china talk to on a just zero. zero . where ever you are. welcome back remind all the top stories sarah knowledge is there a secretary of state mike compares says the u.s. is deeply concerned by what he calls iranian aggression in the middle east has met israeli prime minister netanyahu off the area holding talks with the saudi king in riyadh the north korean leader has promised to dismantle his country's nuclear testing sites as soon as next month in junger and says he'll invite international observers to witness the shutdown. and hundreds of migrants from central america have reached the mexican border with the united states they spent a month on the road on a hoping to cross into the u.s. and seek asylum.