and, speed skater elise christie speaks very honestly about suffering from depression.t the stadium was built for, these big european nights. i don't think even mauricio pochettino would have been expected to be playing in a champions league semifinal so soon after the opening of this stadium such has been their performances in this tournament so far. they are here in the last four of this competition. they have been the story of the competition so far but so too have their opponents ajax, having knocked outjuventus and the alma dead on their way. it's been a generation sense ajax have entered this far in europe, you have entered this far in europe, you have to go further back for totte n ha m. have to go further back for tottenham. this is 21st century football, all their messes and barnardos, spurs and ajax have broken the mould without breaking the bank. the team deserve a lot of praise, the manager, the players, they are doing a fantasticjob. no one believe that ajax can arrive to this final, the same for tottenham i think. but in the end, we are there because we've

elise says anti—depression medication helped her get through to last year's winter olympics, but theisappointment of coming home empty—handed, as well as the breakup of her relationship, took her to her lowest ebb. in my lowest moments, i was self—harming — but not, not badly, but i was still doing it because i did not know how to cope without it, i did not know how to get rid of the feelings i was having without doing it, and i would never have shared that and i would not have wanted anyone to know that, and that is the point, is you can get to these points and you can get right out of it, because i have. from those lows, elise is now well again, and she hopes that by sharing her story she can inspire strength in others too. david mcdaid, bbc news, nottingham. and if you've been affected by any of the issues in that report, there are a number of organisations and websites that can offer you advice and support. you can find them listed on the bbc‘s actionline website at bbc.co.uk/actionline. now, let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today: wales

elise says anti—depression medication helped her get through to last year's winter olympics, but theto her lowest ebb. at my lowest moments, i was self—harming, but not badly, but i was still doing it because i did not know how to cope without it, i did not know how to get rid of the feelings i was having without doing it, and i would never have shared that and i would not have wanted anyone to know that, and that is the point, is you can get to these points and you can get right out of it, because i have. from those lows, elise is now well again, and she hopes that by sharing her story, she can inspire strenth in others, too. david mcdaid, bbc news, nottingham. and if you've been affected by any of the issues in that report, there are a number of organisations and websites that can offer advice and support. you can find them listed on the bbc‘s actionline website at bbc.co.uk/actionline. he's been a household name in britain for nearly a0 years — and been part of some of the most memorable comedy moments on british television, but nicholas lyndhurst, who played rodney trotter in onl

elise, it is not just the story of blocking testimony from the white house. there's all kinds of stonewalling. we can go back to the tax returns and also a lawsuit filed by be trump and the trump organization against elijah cummings, the chairman of the oversight committee, because he is seeking trump organization financial records. the president accusing cummings of overstepping his role in oversight. they are battening down the hatches at the white house and sealing the place off. >> definitely your point about william barr, we saw in the display that's week that he is willing to take an incredibly strong stance on behalf of executive power. i think to john's point, about how the political winds are shifting and growing towards the inevitability of impeachment, and you look at donald trump continuing to fight it, and he may not want it, but republicans on the one hand kind of want it because it helps them, and the democratic base certainly does want it. >> mike, you have to get in on this one. we expect former vice president joe biden to jump into the crowd

from those lows, elise now feels well again, and she is optimistic about the future.ine website at bbc.co.uk/actionline. world number seven judd trump is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship. trump surged into a 5—1 lead against ding junhui of china before ding recovered, but trump won six frames in a row to take the match 13—9. just went out there with the mentality that i was not prepared to lose, really. i think ijust though i was going out there and battle for every single point, not give him anything easy. obviously, i think the main difference, i didn‘t really miss anything tonight. he was under a lot of pressure getting in because he probably knew i was going to clear up. ali carter survived a tense shoot—out on the black to book his place in the last eight. carter also won six consecutive frames as he beat zhou yuelong of china 13—9. it is the easiest thing to do for your mind to start racing on 500 different things when all you need to focus on is what‘s in front of you at that time. easier said than done but, you know, i managed to

anyway, let me go to michelle goldberg and elise jordan for one last thought. michelle, you on the big story. you write the big magazine articles, the big stuff. it seems to me this is part of a saga which began way back with the russian connections. as heidi pointed out brilliantly, i hadn't thought of this, a lot of the obstruction led to us not getting the facts about the coordination and the collusion, if you will. and the continuing of the russian conspiracy by american agents, i.e. trump people. so all along it's a dynamic. they have been covering their trail so successfully that they're still potentially going to get re-elected. >> i think another thing that would have been the headline had the report just dropped on its own was there was, i believe, over a hundred pages -- i could be wrong, but there was a substantial amount of the report that was just about the various connections that the trump administration or that members of the trump campaign had with russians. not even ant trump's financial entanglements but these strange meetings, including the

also coming up — the british speed skater, elise christie, speaks out about her struggle with anxiety afternoon live with hugh woozencroft. a huge game to come for tottenham hotspurs this evening as they play in the champions league semi final for the first time in a very long time. iam sure i am sure that the fans will already be feeling a bit of tension. it is the first time they have been in the semifinal since 1962. the last time we have played any of any description was in 1982. the spurs tea m description was in 1982. the spurs team prepared for their first leg description was in 1982. the spurs team prepared for theirfirst leg in london against ajax. not ideal for length, they think he is not ajax side, they have both waited for a chance in the semi finals. the spurs boss says they both have a place in the last four. i think we can talk about quality, but it is a team that deserve a lot of credit. his managers and the players they are doing a fantastic job. i feel it is a little bit like us. no one believe that we can arrive at the final. i think the same for tottenham, but in

trial kafka wrote the book which he never completed after breaking off his engagement to a woman named elise bauer at the time he was feeling a little defensive somebody must have made a false accusation against you as of k. for he was arrested one morning without having done anything wrong. the main character joseph case is a loner he does have a lover but no friends on his thirtieth birthday to unknown man come and tell him he's under arrest but no one will tell him what for. when he appears for his hearing the court itself is just a strange it's not a real court house like this one but an attic in a rundown apartment building years of k. believes there's a huge conspiracy against him. there's no doubt but behind all the utterances of this court and therefore behind my arrest and today's examination there stands a great organization and the purpose of this great organise. gentlemen to arrest innocent persons and start proceedings against them which are pointless and mostly as in my case inconclusive. scholars are still debating what the trial is really about is it about kafka's personal li

team gb speed skater, elise christie, has opened up about her struggle with mental health in the hope to talk more openly about the subject. in an instagram post earlier this month, christie revealed that she suffered with depression and anxiety for two years, but is now feeling like herself again. she spoke to our reporter david mcdaid. she's an applet we see and experience the joy of becoming a champion, as well as despair of olympic heartbreak. through it all, what has been unseen until this social media post has been her struggle with anxiety and depression. the reason behind that post a motivation for it was the fa ct post a motivation for it was the fact that there's so much athletes who are going through and normal humans who are day today people going through the same thing and i wa nted going through the same thing and i wanted to show that first it's ok. it's ok to feel like that and it's fine to be a medication but also there are points where i felt it was never going to get off of them are feel better and here i am, ifeel like myself. for 28-year-old says anxiety that bega

our financial correspondent has said elise the hearo followed the boeing shareholders meeting for us good to see you now do you have the sense that boeing managed to placate shareholders. somehow you know even tensions are big when boeing shareholders and c.e.o. were high it is a true that the outcome did not end up in an open war as some expected the company's shares so were as likely down which is always a good reference to know what investors are thinking and. insisted that the seven thirty seven max was a not to rush in the production he said that the plane took six years to develop and that the equipment had been deemed safe and he reassured that safety is top priority another sign that shareholders are still hold some kind of concrete and see muhlenberg is a bad one proposal that would have it separated the positions of chairman and c.e.o. both of which are now held by universe full short of a majority but there are also have been media reports of whistleblower calls from within boeing warning regulators of safety issues with the seven three seven max now did boeing react to th

and elise after the deaths of her mother and herfiance.greater manchester police, one force alone, saying they are receiving reports of around 1000 victims a month of this type of scam. further down at four, the obesity study we were telling you about earlier. a really substantial study of 2.8 million adults showing how obesity links to increased disease and risk of death. and let me show you in more detail, we gave you a glimpse of that earlier, this calculator we have got on the bbc news app. tap on that link, it should bring up, a little bit of buffering, you can then fill in your height and your weight, your age, whether you are male or female, your postcode, your waist size if you know, go and measure it if you do not. and click and see how you compare and it will tell you whether you have a healthy body mass index or not. a really good indicator of what your weight is doing to your health. let's take a look then at the most watched. number one, a story about exercise tiger, this was an exercise in preparation for d—day. a lot of peop

i think elise's point is the critical point.lot of people have already reached the conclusion and democrats have to be careful here and others. it doesn't look like they're sore losers. i think the politics again work in the president's favor. >>> still ahead at the top of the show, we mentioned donald trump still unreleased tax returns and also those of bernie sanders. we'll talk about how that issue is impacting the race for president as house democrats push to get ahold of trump's w-2s. "morning joe" is back in a moment. nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. dad, it's fine. we have allstate. and with claimrateguard they won't raise your rates just because of a claim. that's why you're my favorite... i know. are you in good hands? >>> house democrats have filed a more fall request with the treasury department asking for

correspondent elise lewis and terrorist who has been following their friendship president's speech welcome lisa what did you make of what you heard. well it wasn't a sin speech because on the one hand he was saying i'm really sharing your sorrow your pain and we need to go through this together we can get through this together and we will rebuild this cathedral within five years at the same time he was saying now is not the time for me to make announcements you know yesterday he was actually expected to make an announcement following months of you know strikes and demonstrations by the so-called yellow vests here in france he pushed that back and he's now saying we need to wait a bit longer and he will make probably knew you will announce new measures in the days to come but if you listen carefully you can also hear that music he was not only talking about the yellow vests or about the leader actually he was saying you know we need to take time to think things through and that's exactly what he's been pledging for it looks like he used this you know to show you that he's sharing this pain

the millions of euros in donations earmarked for reconstruction money they say could be better spent elise arrested more than one hundred protesters after clashes broke out in the heart of the french capital. everything from not. nothing for the poor says the slogan on this protest is isla vest. anger at the millions of euros pledged to rebuild the cathedral following monday's devastating fire while the activists say their demands for social reforms of being ignored. it's shocking given the state of the country giving to notre dame is all very well but maybe this is not the time to talk about it's not the time to do this. it's the twenty third consecutive weekend of protests against the administration of president emanuel macro actions taking place in the capital paris and across france. we're still expecting answers from the government there are democratic social and environmental emergencies for which we still have no answer. we were very young protesting even if my wife and nora are the last or learned. later violence flared in the capitalist scooters and other vehicles were set on fire

joining me now elise jordan, former white house aide and msnbc political analyst and jeremy peters andbc contributor. welcome both. what is your take away of all of this? how politically damaging is it? >> i think it's pretty bad. i think democrats have to make the choice do they want to have a contrast with donald trump. i'm in no way equating what joe biden is accused of with the accusations that have been levelled against donald trump. we saw this play out in the alabama special election with roy moore and al franken allegations, pictures surfaced and democrats pressured him to step down. i think that was the right call then. we'll have to see if there is a big deal that they will allow their primary and front-runner to shape the debate in this way. >> there's certainly no comparison to roy moore. >> absolutely not. i'm saying they had an issue within the vain, coming up and so the party had to decide how seriously they were going to take anything not comparing or equating the two at all. >> of all people, lindsey graham has come out defending joe biden. take a look. >> i think he's

elise in northern ireland say they have arrested two men. hello we begin in libya where the capital's only functioning airport has been temporarily closed off the nearby fighting. airstrikes were reported in several areas warlords began an offensive to retake the capital three weeks ago is fighting against the un recognized government based in tripoli i just. had reports from tripoli. under cover of a deliberate shelling forces to libya as you know as the government advance and where they will be so the east of the capital. they're trying to push forces loyal to world for you to have to out over aims are unable. civil military units joined together in a number of flash points to form a defense called on facing have to his forces south of tripoli government to warplanes targeted have to his forces locations near that area and city and around eighty kilometers south of tripoli that. your forces providing fire support to our ground operations you know me is trying to flank our forces from the back but they have failed in the face of the strengt

good afternoon today i am announcing that all my few police department will commit to having all elise officers receive forty hours of crisis intervention team training by two thousand and seventeen. so. this is breaking news coming out of the st louis area greater is the release they have reached a decision whether to indict wilson in the shooting death of an r.c. major michael brown we said get out now smith. tell her that her that or that. man i just held up that guy with a gun you just keep him healthy. like you was set up for somebody who's also want to leave your job for doing the right. thing for money. and that. i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself i'm here because i want to sound back it was just as a family member. we were trying to just do things a little soft. last summer. and just transpired there since they. last i was there. last. time i. was i don't know i think soft. boy of the time. oh they are. are are. was. odd and the arrival raul jarrell was there are a harum. hello they are. a little her fan laugh. a war am a. a week. the birds th

my thanks to elise, rick, rick, and the book, commander in cheat.now. >> hold it up. >> hold it rightside up. just a note, ps, he met stormy daniels after a golf tournament. that's a good seize. >> golf is like bicycle shorts. it reveals a lot about a guy. >> thank you so much for watching. i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now with chuck todd having to think about that image of bicycle shorts. i'm so sorry, my friend. >> i don't even want to know, but i have to say, rick reilly, bicycle shorts, all of that, it's giving me flashbacks of angry sports illustrated childhood. >> you're a

in an instagram post earlier this month, elise revealed that she suffered with depression and anxietyot of other athletes going through this, a lot of normal humans, people going through the same thing and i wanted to show that firstly, it‘s ok to feel like that and to need the medication and that was one thing i didn‘t want to come across as, it‘s fine to be on medication but also, there‘s points i felt like there no way out, i was never going to get of them, i was never going to feel better and here i am, you know, i feel like myself for the first time in about, i was on medication for two years, but it was probably around four years i haven‘t felt like me. it was a gradual deterioration and that was the first day. i felt like it deterioration and that was the first day. ifelt like it had deterioration and that was the first day. i felt like it had to deterioration and that was the first day. ifelt like it had to be deterioration and that was the first day. i felt like it had to be done that day because it was raw emotion, it was the truth, you know? and if you‘ve been affected by a

old they're unfamiliar with modern technologies and computers and they can't speak english when it elise they're living out their old age here. and i've used to live in this room with his wife but she had to leave his own because of health issues. he wants to stay a few more years to work and money then he too will leave the zone to start a new chapter he has it all planned. a good pension quiet old age a fishing rod a river and a dock. back at the checkpoint for the tourists it's almost time to leave. what's to take away from their journey into the exclusion zone. with the social might say a lot of historical facts were conveyed also by the guide lots of interesting details. and we saw quite a lot it was a first hand experience like being in a living museum or cemetery depending on how to look at it. or you of course because as i got alternately it's up to each individual to decide what they gain from this kind of tourism whether it's simply snapshots or more than just memories . the message they want to convey. or a real awareness of what could happen if a reactor blew up in a heavily

now in the gilded rooms of the police a elise a palace, the second cathedral of france. >> the firefightersble and discrete unit, and we are here as a community to honor the individuaefand collective rts of my comments. lucy: one firefighter describes emerging eating the roof engulfed -- seeing the roof engulfed n "it was only later that we saw the risks were taking," she said. "we were so small compared to it." forensic teams have begun to gather evidence at the site. the structure of notre dame is still fragile, damaged bhethe fire andperation to save it. the threat to notre dame did not .die with the fire several areas of the building have been badly weakened. some of begin polls have already been given extra sport. scaffolding has been brought in to secure the stonework, and a tarpaulin is urgently needed to protect the vaulte ceiling from rain. across the river from notre dame, outside the town hall, crowds gathered this afternoon for thanks. after the service, the crowd walked down to notre dame, just as thousands did monday night, stanng with the cathedral in its hour ofay need, the

a woman accused of murdering the half brother of north korea's leader will be freed from elise in prison next month she was sentenced for a lesser charge of causing hurt but will be released soon due to time already served. rescuers are struggling to reach villages in the poll cut off by a severe thunderstorm at least thirty one people were killed about dumbass expected drys as a motion c. workers reach the remote districts of bought a pasta helicopters are expected to join the recovery operation once the weather improves. at least twenty six firefighters have died battling a forest fire in the western mountains of china the blaze broke out in mostly at tibet in autonomous county in china's sichuan province it began on saturday nearly seven hundred firefighters were sent blaze the next day thirty of them went missing off the flames. after a sudden shift in the wind the bodies have been recovered but four of the vices still missing. early results from ukraine show that a comedian has won the first round of the presidential election a lot of the selenski says that it's a major step towards

no let's check in with gianna and elise. >> you had a big of a snag as you head to the ultima past this morning, west on 580 rent line look for debris in the road. it is slowing traffic, busy out of tracy on the west onto a five. it looks like it is a bumper in the lane. hopefully they will have that cleared in the next couple of minutes, but we have slightly slower speeds as you work your way through there. it gets better once you pass the area, especially as you head for the dublin interchange. we are seeing extra volume already, but the good news is the major delays as far as travel times go. you are in the yellow slightly with a 29 minute drive time from 205-2680. everything else is clean, nice speeds for highway four and 101 looking okay. except for this little snag, north 1010 lawrence expressway, they are clearing an accident out of the right lane. we are not seeing any delays on the north side, looks like things are wrapping up as you work your way out of sunnyvale this morning. taking drive times, slightly slower speeds on 280 n. between 680 and 85. 15 minutes to go that 11 mil

but as elise fabio fognini has beaten the king of clay on three separate occasions and backed himself to come back again. i was the world number eighteen was even more dominant in the second since he raced out to a five love laden was up forty love but nidal saved three match points. i the comeback was short lived though phonies forehand one of the clinching the six four six two victory was. no i mean the fighter i mean if i leave of course he was telling me her again the week that see you on sunday i was life in your face just was this kind of days that. everything was wrong their play won the war as much as on clay and fourteen years the italian will now play serbian dushan lavage for the title both will be playing in their first ever masters one thousand final was also having to come from behind he trailed russia's de niro medvedev five one in the first set but then incredibly one team games in a row to take the match seven five six one. i think it was incredible match today and from playing completely out of my out of my rhythm and the worst nightmare of losing five one i started

but as elise fabio fognini has beaten the king of clay on three separate occasions and backed himself to come back again was the world number eighteen was even more dominant in the second city he raced out to a five love laden was up forty love but nidal saved three match points was the comeback was short lived though phonies forehand won a clinching the six four six two victory was. no i mean the fighter i mean if i leave of course he was telling me her again the week that see on sunday i was life in your face just was this kind of days that. everything was wrong but their play won the war as much as on clay and fourteen years thehotel in will now play serbian dushan lavage for the title both will be playing in their first ever masters one thousand final was also having to come from behind he trailed russia's de niro medvedev five one in the first set but then incredibly one team games in a row to take the match seven five six one. i would say it was incredible a match today and from playing completely out of my out of my rhythm and the worst nightmare of losing five one i started tu

but as elise fabio fognini has beaten the king of clay on three separate occasions and backed himself to come back again was the world number eighteen was even more dominant in the second city he raced out to a five love laden was up forty love but nidal saved three match points was the comeback was short lived though phonies forehand one of the clinching the six four six two victory was. no i mean the fighter i mean if i leave of course he was telling me her again the week that see on sunday i was life in your face just was this kind of days that. everything was wrong but their play won the war as much as on clay and fourteen years thehotel in will now play serbian dushan lavage for the title both will be playing in their first ever masters one thousand final was also having to come from behind he trailed russia's de niro medvedev five one in the first set but then incredibly one team games in a row to take the match seven five six one was i would say it was incredible match today and from playing completely out of my out of my rhythm and the worst nightmare of losing five one i star

but as elise fabio fognini has beaten the king of clay on three separate occasions and backed himself to come back again was the world number eighteen was even more dominant in the second sit he raced out to a five love lead and was serving for the match but couldn't pull off the bagel as an adult save three match points i the comeback was short lived though the navy's forehand won a clinching the six four six two victory was. no i mean the fighter i mean if i leave of course he was telling me her again the week that see on sunday i was life in your face just was this kind of days that. everything was wrong but their play won the war as much as on clay and fourteen years thehotel in will now play serbian dushan lavage for the title both will be playing in their first ever masters one thousand final was. also having to come from behind he trailed russia's de niro medvedev five one on the first sis but then incredibly one team games in a row to take the match seven five six one was i. hear it was incredible match today and from playing completely out of my out of my rhythm and the worst

that you can say well you know what elise this means you know some sort of stability for an extended period time but these things never in rarely in well what why is that there's always these huge collapses of these systems why is that. well fundamentally authoritarian systems particularly ones that don't develop a sort of institutions. collapse like a house of cards because they haven't built up a more effective diffusion of power that can sustain itself beyond the collapse of the key characters right so when mubarak was overthrown there was a lot of political turmoil when get that it was over for the throne we saw the turmoil in libya and if you look at any of these countries this formula political organization is fundamentally unstable and these regimes because because they see themselves constantly as fragile overreact oftentimes and encourage the production of authoritarian systems not only domestically but in their region as we see with the emirates as we see with saudi arabia that has been pushing for supporting authoritarians throughout the middle east and so you have this si

following that there was a vehicle that it appears attention elise truck that subject in the parking lot of think which offer. >>sonny bill department of public safety released these photos from that night they believe this woman and man know who the driver is see are asking the community for help in identifying that people that are in the picture we believe they may have information as to who was the driver of that black mercedes. >>surveillance video also caught the suspect vehicle, a black older model mercedes-benz with a sunroof. we believe it. >>may have damage to the head or possibly the windshield on the passenger side. >>business owners of the shopping center did not want to speak on camera but say most of the shops were closed at the time. quentin reef lives nearby and says it's mostly a quiet neighborhood has definitely >>i from my experience i like i walked through that parking all the time so it's kind of freaky to think about if i were to get hit. >>detectives say the unidentified 29 year-old man who was hit was in critical condition, but has upgraded to stable and is st

as you might have just seen on the news at one, british speed skater elise christie has opened up aboutd depression. the three—time olympian missed out on medals in high profile crashes in sochi and pyeongchang and now better, she hopes speaking out with encourage others to feel more comfortable talking about mental health. the reason behind the post and the motivation for at that date was the fact that there is a lot of other athletes going through this, a lot of normal humans, people going through the same thing and i wanted to show that, firstly, it's ok to feel like that and to need the medication, and that was one thing i didn't want to come across as, it's fine to be on medication but also, there's points i felt like there no way out, i was never going to get of them, i was never going to feel better and here i am, you know, i feel like myself for the first time in about, i was on medication for two years, but it was probably around four years i haven't felt like me. it was a gradual deterioration and that was the first day. i felt like it had to be done that day because it was ra

elise issued a warning shortly before hand and were investigating reports armed with a gun. police officer, a canine officer was on the way to the scene. he was a monitoring dispatch and the sheriff dispatch, he the call and started to make his way towards the call. as he exited the freeway he clearly saw the vehicle of the suspect who pulled over and jumped up suspect who pulled over and jumped up with his hands up and was immediately ta ken into up with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the police department. the mayor of the police department. the mayor of the city says one person has been killed and several others injured. the motive for the shooting is not yet known but many synagogues in the us had increased their security following an attack in pittsburgh six months ago that left 11 people dead. and — you can keep up to date with the latest on the shooting in san diego on our website. you'll also find a feature on america's gun culture in 10 charts. that's all at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. exactly a week after the easter sunday bom

thursday night saw president mcallen's very first press conference at the elise a palace he was due to speak for twenty minutes he spoke for almost an hour with his vision of what his mandate for the next three years of his presidency should be he talked about external things other than france particularly about borders saying that the schengen area in europe doesn't work he said that europe needs to be stronger and it needs to have stronger borders and so they remove the notes of the fragment things ongoing as well as they should be on the european level we have decided to have common borders the much talked about sharing an area with the rules of the dublin accords they do not work anymore now in terms of more internal issues which have a reason from the last few months of the grand debates here in france he said that in future they will be lower taxes he also said that pensions with less than two thousand euros a month will be reindexed from the first. policies for interrupting that report we're going to head back to the u.n. security council where the russian envoy eva selena been

elise has an investigative group that deals primarily with organized crime among families. or individual members of these families as well as a group conducting intelligence activities including coming into contact with potentially dangerous criminal elements. government policy completely failed thirties totally. the situation they're trying to minimize the damage but it's not an easy thing to do. by cooperate with the police you give them the opportunity to be independent and i don't depend on any clan my class of. oil prices have soared to a six month high it comes as the u.s. announced it will scrap all exemptions on iran or oil imports and sanction those who fail to abide by the new rules slamming the sanctions as illegal iran threatened to block the strait of hormuz the world's key oil route which transports if it all international oil it out about if threatened it would not hesitate to protect and defend the strait this comes after u.s. secretary of state mike pump air confirmed washington would not extend its current waiver program today i'm announcing that we will n

elise of made seven more breasts after raids in eastern sri lanka linked to the easter sunday bombings this brings the number of detainees to over seventy during one operation soldiers and suspects exchanged gunfire and another authorities found a sizable cache of explosives and on building material police also seized drones so if a suicide vest and flags linked to the so-called islamic state the said earlier warned of the risk of further attacks especially on religious targets more than two hundred fifty people were killed after the suicide bombings last month. earlier we spoke to a journalist dean in these remarks in capital colombo we asked her how sri lankans are coping with the uncertainty amid warnings of possible further attacks. people that extremely afraid the right to out of the country at the moment because they fear that there may be more attacks in days to come just for their presidencies and sold us that they were of all hundred forty suspects for linked to the grammy states and was several had been arrested a manhunt was going on to such them all so people acting these c

key radicalise as was... , an older student who was being monitored at the time by counter—terrorism eliseubsequently killed. this exclusive report comes from daniel sandford. just five years ago, he was an enthusiastic student at the university of westminster. but he abandoned his degree and became one of at least seven young men from the university who went to join iis. obviously, we came here intending to fight. that is the honest truth. there is a part of me that wants to avenge and there is another part for any muslim youth who wants to live in this supposedly utopian. the bbc has found he was one of a stream of 5tu d e nts has found he was one of a stream of students and former students at westminster university who went to fight for is in syria, one of the first to go was the killer known as jihadi john. these two followed in 2014. three men from the university were killed, he says. he began his studies in westminster in 2012 and at the time, he was being closely monitored by mis he was being closely monitored by m15 and was on a protection measure because he had been to somalia to

bush white house and state department elise jordan.st for nbc news and msnbc co-host and executive producer of showtime's the circus, john heilemann. national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc and author of "the red and the blue" steve kornacki is with us. and editor for "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. good to have you all with us. but first, new troubling poll numbers for president donald trump. >> they've been very bad since the mueller report was released which the president, of course, after it was released he had done an honorable job. you heard donald trump said mueller did an honorable job. >> 55% say they would not vote for him in the 2020 election according to latest abc news/"washington post" poll. those numbers are relatively unchanged from three months ago. furthermore one in six republicans and nearly a third of self-described conservatives also say they will not vote for trump. spilling trouble for the president's re-election bid. yet among those who rule out voting for trum

date at the scene as we get more on that yeah sure keep your lie that she has no escape at the moment elise do you deny the black growth forest but i was a viewer in in the in the u.k. that i'm just looking at some lines coming through a son could be heard pleading apparently as he went those steps and carried down those steps exclusive pictures these are most moderately newsagency going to keep. a lot of people up this is the looks of it could be heard pleading that quote the u.k. must resist also commenting from the u.k. foreign minister as well and duncan saying. yes saying that the arrest certainly from a minister is right and said the arrest followed extensive between our two countries it looks like there's been a lot of behind the scenes going on going on here for a long time. russian presidential spokesman dmitri peskov commenting saying early days here but confirming he was arrested in london says calm so you can more for now and we certainly hope his rights would be respected that was something that was acted as world with the russian foreign ministry very quickly charming in on th

elise jordan worked in the bush white house and is also an msnbc political analyst.a teresa kumar, also an msnbc contributor. we are going to run into some constitutional questions here it certainly sounds like. and so we have with us robert sah, a constitutional law expert and a professor at american university. thank you all for being with us. john, let me just start with you. we hear about don mcgahn, former white house counsel. congress wants to hear from him, potentially folks, different folks at different levels in the administration, now former administration officials. what is the plan here from the white house? just everyone, fight them all, fight every single one of them, or is there anything they're open to? >> the president voiced today that they're going to fight. they're not willing to give an inch on any of these. there's nothing they can do legally to fight the subpoena to have mcgahn appear but they can try to use executive privilege to suggest that that testimony would be damaging to personal conversations and so he can go but won't have to say anyt

you don't want to look elise in a party of the working people. what are you think of him before or since, he went to erie and scranton and showed up. i think he's not an elitist. he looks like it today at that pizza parlor. i think -- that retailer, by the way, you know politics, that thing was a setup. he wanted to be seen as regular joe today, as well as being on the video. >> you mean he didn't randomly decide he wanted pizza with all the cameras around? >> they had the pizza with his name on it. that was set up. >> my illusions have been centered. mike, you have to go to that fund-raiser, and chris, you have a show in a couple hours. and don't miss chris's interview with eric swalwell. >>> it's becoming younger, more liberal, all these things. 46%, now, it did not used to be that high. you still have a majority of the party saying they're not liberal. there more room for biden to run here -- >> we would have to unpack the categories. because i think or traditional labels don't net cal further what's happening and you can -- >> on that point,

elise apologized for the reports released and said the department is conducting an investigation.>>> to the east bay where firefighters are looking into the cause of a fire at the sweet honey dessert restaurant. the stores on east 14th and the fire broke out early this morning. these are photos and video. some of them taken by the alameda county fire department. it was a lot of damage inside the restaurant. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to any nearby businesses. >>> there is a sinkhole in the east bay and emergency repairs are needed to fix its. this is what it looks like two weeks ago on center street where the ground think about 18 inches on private property next to the shopping center. we flew over there yesterday and it has changed. a large hole has formed into the pavement. the town says immediate repairs to the large underground are necessary to prevent a total collapse. officials are working with the property owner to get it fixed. this is the very same area where culverts failed back in 2016 and created a 15 foot deep single. that took more than a y

hallway stairwell because she is alive and well still thriving, but will one day lose the battle parent elise not stop giggling i think it's hilarious and i mean you know if it brings attention to a problem that needs to be solved little that's it that's great deal. >>in damascus i'm kevin lewis. >>the school district there says that there is nothing unusual about the cockroach sightings at the high school. but we've got an insider from that school jason you said you've done a lot of work mascot hornets, i used to cover that school when i worked in maryland. >>i never came across any cockroaches so little shock but hornets hard to get it now us 440 3 followers. 143. j r thank you so much for your think you can survive they do look well they are attention to the weather and it's been chilly today, same sort of thing tomorrow. >>our temperatures are going to be 2 to 5 degrees lower tomorrow and take a look at that shot still seeing that 5 just hanging out with us pair to stay overnight. and there we fear his with felony math. but it does clear later in the morning there will see mostly sunny sk

elise jordan that served in the george w. bush white house and senior white house correspondent for the hill. i want to go to you first. given the amount of people that are leaving and getting fired, how can they function and get the job done with all the top people being forced out? >> it can't. >> logistically. border patrol will continue to show up for work and do their jobs. the problem is without political appointees in charge they can't make decisions. the white house is understaffed too. basically he is this horrendous staffer to the president that was apparently behind the purge is making all the decisions for the government but that doesn't work. there's constant daily things that must be done. if you think about what happened during the horror of child separation when hhs wasn't talking to border patrol or ice and you had families separated without any records, those are the kind of things that are going to happen do you see a plan here? remember steve bannon said i want to blow the whole system up. that's what is h

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some life from the giants offense to steven duggar elise is a double to left ron comes in a giant within 3. and the knife giants down 5, 2, maybe some drama to evan longoria the with a chance to be the hero flies out to right that is your ball game 5 to raise or final giants lose a 3rd the streets. no warriors plane. the camps tonight at oracle arena now these moments at oracle need to be treasured only 2 regular seems game season games left at the arena tonight and sunday against the clippers. >>here's a look back the franchise's storied history of the place that's come to be known as recall. >>they were known as the san francisco warriors but for their first decade of a play their home games in various venues, including the newly build oakland coliseum to 3 years. >>i realize that lawyers. >>a home in 1971 owner franklin merely move the team to oakland, changing their name to the golden state warriors. >>coming to a brand new although it was a across the bridge from where i live was a godsend and i think that the arena was definitely a place to play basketball. and of course we attract

the civil war was between the majority, elise, and the tigers. there has been political violence. leaders on both sides have sought to whip up and make those sectarian appeals to promote themselves. this is the result of that, you see violence. >> are you surprised there hasn't been an official claim of responsibility yet? >> not entirely. when i hear people say, it looks like it's isis inspired, what is isis is the question at this point. if you or i carry out an attack and say it was isis or isis inspired, it doesn't say much. look, sri lanka also has a long history of attacks of terror. during the 20-year rebellion of the separatist group, they helped perfect the suicide vest. they even had a squad that they called the black tigers, which was their suicide squad. this is in some ways, the violence in sri lanka, an islamic plot is new to sri lanka, but acts of terror in sri lanka are not new. >> the authorities are looking namely at this group that certainly before yesterday i had never heard of. i think most americans had never heard of it. they had been known in sri lanka for

following that there was a vehicle that it appears attention elise truck that subject in the parking lot of think which operate. >>sonny bill department of public safety released these photos from that night they believe this woman and man know who the driver is see are asking the community for help in identifying that people that are in the picture we believe they may have information as to who was the driver of black mercedes. >>surveillance video also caught the suspect vehicle, a black older model mercedes-benz with a sunroof. we believe it. >>may have damage to the head or possibly the windshield on the passenger side. >>business owners of the shopping center did not want to speak on camera but say most of the shops were closed at the time. quentin reef lives nearby and says it's mostly a quiet neighborhood has definitely >>i. >>from my experience i like i walked through that parking all the time so it's kind of freaky to think about if i were to get hit. >>detectives say the unidentified 29 year-old man who was hit was in critical condition, but has upgraded to stable and is st