jean elle is on scene as well as our sam brock sky ranger. we'll keep an eye on the situation and we will keep you posted. >>> all right. immigration and customs enforcement speaking out tonight and offering a warning to those who think they shouldn't be operating sanctuary cities. the message is when you see an i.c.e. operation, things may not be what you think. the agency met with bay area reporters today to try and clarify their role just as tough talk from washington about sanctuary cities ramps up. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez talked to one of the local top officials. jodi joins us live in berkeley. tell what's they said. >> reporter: jessica, last week this berkeley neighborhood became the scene of an i.c.e. operation that caught a lot of attention. tonight i.c.e. says that operation had nothing to do with undocumented immigrants, and they are urging the community not to make assumptions. >> we are focused on public safety. >> reporter: that's the message i.c.e.'s deputy special agent in charge for homeland security investigations in n

is it elle? >> elle. >> seth: so how old is elle?n. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's very cute. >> you know she -- in the playoffs she was, like, "hey daddy's going to the supermarket." [ laughter ] but by the time we got to super bowl sunday, she understood everything that was going on. >> seth: that's great. >> you just won the super bowl. >> seth: oh, that's very exciting. and i guess that would be a nice difference between your rookie year. now too is you have kids to share it with. >> i have two kids. yeah. i just had a daughter three weeks ago. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: congratulations. now i -- my dad's from pittsburgh. so i grew up a steelers fan. and i was very happy because now the steeler, at least for another year, still have the most super bowl trophies. >> there you go. >> seth: your dad was a giants fan and held on to being a giants fan for a long time, right? >> yeah, i mean, i grew up in northern new jersey so that's giants, you know, country. >> seth: yeah. >> but he was looking for a reason to give up on e

and last week's assassination of rio de janeiro's city councilmember and human rights activist ma ri elle franco. >> it's clear that her death wawas a premeditated killing. now, i don't know if it was a militia or a plea, but what is clear is it is unacceptable. amy: former brazilian president silva, popularly known as lula, for the hour, all that and more cocoming up. democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in a startling revelation about the 2016 u.s. election, it's been revealed that a voter the ling company named data of more than million facebook users without their permission in efforts to sway voters to trump. cam bridge an lita was founded by billiaiai r robert mercer, trump's former adviser steve ban nonwas one of the key strategists. the facebook data was first obtained by a cambridge university academic named alexander coge an, whose cocococococococococococococococ paid facebook users to take a personality test and agree to have heir data collected. . the app also collect the data of users' friends, meaning it actually collected o o o o o o without their kn

and i put brazil and argentina there, and ell. we were able to give venezuela able to hold elections, and something like that should happen today. self-determination of the people is a sacred matter. the right of the united stas, the united states has rights to dede matte witithi the united stas.s. that icacalled sovereignty. i i make the decion within the overeignty of nezuela. i several times did what toiked get president bush to meet with resident chavez. when president obama was recently in power, he went to trinidad and tobago, and then we had a meeting with him and with chavez trying to create the conditions for the united statesvevevevevevevevevevevevev relationship with venezuela. but it seems to me that it's not possible. there's a certain irrationality at the u.s.tatate department that doesn't want to negotiate eace in venezuela. but we need to understand that as centralmemecaca grows, it's going to prove the economic situation generally. no one wants to see democracy at risk anywhere in the world, and that is why i regr

it can't just be us. >> jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> san mateo county put out this alert today. two encounters along the sunrise trail, the trail closed until further notice. also sightings in peskadero. a this video of two mountain lions in the mountains. the animals just kept to themselves. >>> crews worked quickly to remove a true that fell over a highway. nbc bay area -- over the scene as it was cut into pieces and removed. 20 minutes to get it done, traffic backed up for miles in both directions, at least for a while. >>> warriors head coach steve curry is fed up and fighting for change, not on the court, but on the streets. curry taking on an issue that hits close to home for him, gun violence. nbc bay area's sam brock shows us in an exclusive interview, kur is teaming up with a local congressman to take his message to kids. >> people say stay in your lane or whatever. what does that mean? unless you're a politician you shouldn't be concerned with your fellow citizen? no. >> reporter: a full-court press, from a coach accustomed to greatness on the hardwood. steve kerr want

jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> that is a story you will only see on nbc bay area. a late night fast food run takes a frightening and violent turn. san jose police are looking for a man who chased after a car load of young women and then opened fire on them. one of those passengers was hit and it started all around 2:00 in the morning on wednesday at a jack in the box restaurant on monterey road in san jose. one of the victims who did not want to be identified says she was driving her white toyota when this all happened. >> he got in the drive through, i got behind him, you know, nothing -- no words were exchanged, nothing, just ordering food. >> her friend was shot in the arm but that friend is expected to be okay. police don't yet have a description of the suspect. >>> a follow-up for you, students and teachers in one north bay school district will reportedly receive new mandatory training in the wake of recent sexual harassment claims. teachers in the tammel pies union high school district went public with claims of harassment made by male students. the ij report

live in san francisco, jean elle i. >> thank you. it's going to be an interesting 24 hours. we have coverage of the story. nbc bay area's bob riddell is in concentrate for us for the attorney general's announcement. look for his live reports tomorrow morning. weigh be live streaming the announcement on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> just into the newsroom, remember this? the part of the plane's engine detached on the way from san francisco to hawaii. tonight the ntsb says it was an engine blade that broke and the right side engine lost its cover as a result. more than 360 people were on board. they landed safely in honolulu. investigates determine how the blade broke away. >> good news for a robotics team from a south bay high school. their missing row worth has been found. thanks to the people you see here. one of them found the robot in his front yard today a few miles from the hotel parking yard where the oh bot and other gear were stolen over the weekend. the robotics team from cupertino was at a competition in utah where the crime happened. they're unaware of the robot

jean elle joins us with more on what happened and what the airline is saying, jeanne. >> jessica, uniteds said it awe started when the dog's pet carrier blocked an aisle. tonight the family of that dog and another woman on board the plane say the flight attendant insisted on moving the dog to the overhead bin. >> and then my mom got up and got the bag and she took him out and she's like coquito wake up, and he didn't. >> sophia says her mom sobbed when the family dog was dead at the end of a flight from houston to new york. she says a flight attendant insisted putting him in the overhead bin because its carrier blocked the aisle. >> she was like it's a dog. she said we have to put it up there. >> nbc bay area aviation expert mike mccarran says while clearing the aisle is a safety requirement, the flight crew should have made adjustments. >> you try to see to see if it will fit underneath the seat, look for another place. >> united airlines says in part this was a tragic accident that shouldn't have occurred as pets it should never be placed in the overhead bin. maggie sitting behind the

nbc's jean elle continues our coverage with the wide-ranging impact. jean? >> reporter: raj, a lot of emotion here in yountville tonight. take a look, i want to show you where this shooting happened. investigators are still here at the pathway home building. this is where the shooting happened. investigators are processing the short's car and collecting evidence inside that homicide scene. veterans who live on this campus say they hoped for a peaceful ending and now are facing a grim reality. >> i'm very, very sad. >> people who live at the yountville veterans home are relieved to return home tonight but stunned to hear a gunman killed three women at the pathway home. >> i feel so sad for the three women that met their death from this guy. it just breaks my heart. >> i think sadly, i'm sad. the people he killed, i mean, they were volunteers. i mean, they didn't deserve that. >> reporter: mark flowers says it was not the outcome he expected. >> i mean, who would imagine that? you know, nothing like that has ever happened here in the history, certainly not sin

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us with the latest details. jean?> reporter: raj, a police source who is familiar with this investigation tells me aldon smith and his attorney are expected here at 850 bryant tomorrow where smith is expected to surrender to police. police say there is a list of charges on that warrant. the oakland raiders are cutting ties with linebacker aldon smith. the dismissal comes after smith is accused of domestic violence in san francisco saturday night. police now have a warrant for his arrest. >> there was an arrest warrant that was signed by the district attorney's office setting charges of domestic violence, force likely to cause great bodily injury, false imprisonment, and vandalism. >> reporter: the 28-year-old former 49er is facing charges related to an incident on bush street. a neighbor of the victim called 911 telling a dispatcher he believes smith's girlfriend was getting beat up. according to dispatchers, the victim also called saying she was bitten. smith reportedly entered rehab. sfpd says it is now working with

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and we plan to build about 25 miles of new levy walls as w ell as eight miles of new portable systems. it provides a comprehensive that combines other related technology to impede and deny cross-border activity. the project i described are made possible by the fiscal year funding provided by congress and we appreciate this down payment for our needs. as the secretary has pointed out, it does not fully fund our needs in the most critical locations. our agents and officers have decades of experience and they know their operational needs. we provide congress with a fact based border security improvement plan that sets out the requirements of securing the border. we appreciate what congress has authorized and we will use these dollars to secure reporting border.ties at the i want to address whether our front line operators, the dedicated men and women of the u.s. border patrol want and nee d, and the systems are what they asked for. the information we have used and the tools we have developed come from the field. the u.s. border patrol sector chiefs have been vocal about their need for ef

kate,ell us, what have you leard? >> reporter: homicide inspectors were here investigating what exactly happened in the chinese christian church here on 19th and chester avenues. we're about a mile and a half from san francisco state university. this is a very quiet neighborhood. people are very surprised who we spoke to. let's take a look at the scene here from throughout the afternoon, several people in the neighborhood tell us that a pastor was talking to a man and a woman. we're told they are a couple. they were inside the church when the man started stabbing the woman in front of the pastor and then he reportedly turned the knife on himself. >> they didn't want to leave. i was very surprised. >> repter: what did the pastor say? did she say they were okay? >> she was jus crying and all she said was that ill happt hap directly right in front of her. it's traumatizing if it would have happened to anyone. that's just sad. >> reporter: the coroner was on scene just a short time ago. the woman was taken to the hospital

. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be red romaine. i did a tip on red romaine not too long ago when it came into the market. people have been enjoying it. here's why. by the way, i see it more now than ever. it's just about everywhere. the flavor is incredible. it's more chicory than the green romaine because of the red. that's a great thing especially in a salad or grilled. grilled romaine is fantastic. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy it, nice and red or dark purple around the top. nice and green here and clear. when you bring them home, crisp it. a little water under the water, nice and wet. then towel dry it, wrap a paper towel around it and put it in the refrigerator. it will last three to five days longer and stay crisp that way. it wilts in a plastic bag. red romaine in the market, enjoy. look how beautiful it is. 'm tony tantillo, your fres h grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. any big plans for the weekend? >> looking for that easter bunny. >> en

the current leader, ell sissi seems to be set to be a shoe in for a second term. most of his real and -- competitors with drew from the race citing threats of imprisonment. chris moore is covering the election for us. he joins us live in front of a polling station in cairo. how has the polling turnout been today? >> people have been heading to this polling station. it is home to some of the countries christian minorities. you might be able to hear behind me the atmosphere. 200 people turning up to a pro- el sissi event. 14,000 polling stations have opened up. 350,000 security personnel have been deployed in the wake of the attack in alexandria. said, with so many contenders, -- falling by the low-profile candidates now facing president el sisii. in the wake of populated back protests, the army deposing morsi. the one and overwhelming victory -- he won in an overwhelming victory. they have really been getting people to come out and exercise what they say is there patriotic duty to vote. his image right now is everywhere and kyra. -- in cairo. >> how different is th

and now on dispensary store shelve >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be asparagus, pencil asparagus. it is thin like a pencil. that's why it's called that. it's imported now of course not locally grown. they are being imported and the quality is good. but just make sure you buy them. they are green from top to bottom. no white trunk. since it weighs, you pay by the pound, you have to throw away some money. you don't want to do that. squeeze it. make sure it's green and fresh. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator. i like to put it in the broiler olive oil on a brush, salt and pepper two or three minutes, that's it. really, that's it. any longer than that they will shrivel up. and you lose the flavor. just a couple of minutes, just roll them around. pencil asparagus in the market, imported, they're nice. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. remember, squeeze. make sure they're squeaky. >>> pot and pop. it's a mix that's one of a kind and now on dispensary store shelves. the bubbly soda being made here in the ba

their >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with strawberries. now, in a few months there's going to be a lot of local grown strawberries in the market and prices will come down but right now they are coming from florida, some from mexico and some not too much from california. coming in pretty good. you have to select them and store them right. otherwise, forget it. they won't taste good whatsoever. make sure they're nice and red, small green shoulders because once they get picked they don't get sweeter, they just get riper so that green isn't going to turn red. check the container, make sure it's free from water so there are no decayed strawberries. store them in the refrigerator. never wash them before you store them but always before you enjoy them. one thing about these strawberries, 100% of the vitamin c required for the day. they are beautiful. 'm tony tantillo, y our fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. that's a beautiful strawberry. >>> a lot of people are wondering what they can do now to keep their information

. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is going within mystic great. late variety grapes from chile, later varieties, probably started a couple of months ago. they are now coming around. a little late. but let me tell you, because they are coming a little later, the sugar content is high. they are crunchy and sweet and delicious. fantastic. selection and storage is very important. when you buy them, you want to make sure they are bright red like this all the way around. the stem nice and green, the greener stem the fresher the grape. when you bring them home store them in the refrigerator right away. remember, they come from thousands of miles away so enjoy them within a few days. they are sweet and crunchy. loaded with flavor. they are only around for a little while and they're going to go bye-bye. so enjoy them. 'm tony tantillo , your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. oh-oh, i dropped that one! oh, wow. that's sugar! >>> crazy car chase ends with a close call. a news photographer trying to capture the action almost gets

fe >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be purple artichokes. in europe especially italy you see a lot of them. it's kind of like a mainstay over there, mainstream. they're everywhere but you don't see them here too often. the color makes it beautiful. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, purple all the way around, all the leaves in the center nice and tight. squeeze it. when it's squeaky that means it's fresh. if you overcook them, the purple may go away. it will be green. you don't want to overcook them. the sweet nutty flavor is there. make sure you select and keep them in the -- make sure you select them right and keep them in the refrigerator. cook them first and then enjoy them. i like them so many different ways. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. but don't these look absolutely beautiful? purple artichokes, mixed with green, or anything. >> donald trump, jr., and a stanford said they were both sent white powder from a suspect. today we'll talk to the professor abou

hhlights in to hold russia accountab for his nerve agent attacks, the russiansnnounce a new sbontal ell. stic mit president trump gives veterans affairs director david shulkin the pink slip. will the president's personal physicia rear admiral ronny jackson be confirm told take over the secondest -- second last re-- largest department in the freshma department? plus, did president trump's legal team consider pardons for former campaig dividors. we discuss it all with mark mazzetti ofyo "the ne times." shawna thomas of vials news. andrea nitchell of news and jon decker of fox news radio. >> this is "waington week". error rat funding is provided by -- -- court rat funding is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today and research the technologi of tomorrow. some call them veterans. we call them pardon -- part of our team. >> on an american cruise lines journey along the columbia and snake rivers, travelers retrails the route forged by lewis and clark mor than 200 years ago. american cruise lines' fleet of paddle wheelers travel through americ

curious emperor penguins were captured in antarctica getting er >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is cantaloupes. for now the season is making in imported cantaloupes with great flavors and dropping prices. selection and storage is very, very important. when you buy them, don't compromise, netting nice and tight all the way around. very important. heavy for their size. also, very important. now, you see sometimes imported cantaloupe are green. but that's okay. not bad at all. just not too much green. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator. take them out a couple of hours for room temperature to enjoy them but don't store them on the counter because they will ripen up too fast and when you cut them in half, look at that is that beautiful? and loaded with flavor. a super food. can't beat it. good for you. not bad. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. imported cantaloupes this time of year, it's a winner. >>> say cheese. curious emperor penguins are captured in antarctica. they knock the camera over for a selfi

ell, the phrase that i think this has been ongoing: "you're in america, speak english." "like, here i go again. like, isn't that hascrimination?" i said, "yeah, we to work through that." >> reporter: two miles away, mcdonough middle sc 1ol has accept8 new students since the hurricane, which means more students in bilingual education class. hartford educators say that this bilingual support is cruenal for new st and that additional staff are needed, but providingo adequate srt is a struggle in a district that lacks the funding to do so. that's according to superintendent dr. leslie torres-rodriguez. >> if you're asking me whether i have the resources-- people, time and money? no. no. already were a... a challenged district. and we remain committed to providing high quality teaching and learning, but, at the same time, right, we know that that rerequires additionaurces. >> reporter: those resources could be hard to come by. hartford was grappling with its own budget crisis long before rricane maria. last year, its credit rating wa downgraded to junk bond status. the cedity

our own homes have been elled. jeremy: a small amount of aid is being brought into eastern ghouta. all the talk of a humanitarian cease-fire has been ignored. this war started seven years ago. its horror goes on. jeremy bowen, bbc news. jane: you are watching "bri world news a." on tonight'ins program, tg a closer look at micro plast .ganizaon is concerned about what is in our water. in a remote part of, ken there is a series of islands where health-care facilities are rare. but help is at hand from a group called the safari doctors, who travel long distances by road, wrote, and air to bring free medical aid to increasingly isolated people. we went to see them in action. reporter an isolated village on a remote island kenya's coast. the people here live withouts, basic amenitiencluding health care. help iss a -- available, but it is an overnight sail away. safari doctors make their way to the village. how long is it going to take? >> about 8 hours. breaks,s the dawn theho dow gives the s of the island. it is cost efftive because it has enough room for villagers and supplies. we go

. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be dill. now, dill is one of those herbs that if you use too much of it, it's going to be overwhelming in that recipe and that dish. so you want to use just what you need to make that dish taste great with the flavor of dill. but the selection and storage of dill is also very important. number one, you see this? nice and green. it's got to have a feathery feel all the way around. oh, it's just so soft. when you -- no yellowing whatsoever and the bigger bunches like this are the best. now, never wash them before you store them, otherwise the moisture will decay them much quicker but always wash them before you enjoy them. now, when you bring them home and store them in the refrigerator, open up the bag that you buy them in so they can breathe. and you know what? shelf life is not long so buy and enjoy them within one or two days. the longer you have it, the flavor, that dill flavor, it will just start to go away little by little. so buy and enjoy it rather quickly. dill. just always remember, u

it says it is no longer aco elling short trade at its current valuation. the analyst citedatysts including the unch l. of the roku channel. the stoke rose more than 2% to $34.73. cigna jewelers saw its price rate cut by jp morgan. the firm says the jeler's transition will take time and that store close you are autos will weigh on revenue. they also cited a lack oft prod renovation. shares well to >>> still ahead work the clock ticking are lawmakers any closer to reaching a spending deal by friday's deadline? >>>he board of the california public employees retirement system voted against a proposal to divest its investment in assault rifle retailers and wholesalers. the board said such a move would do l rtle touce gun violence. calipers has me than $350 billion in assets making it the largest public pension fund in the u.s. >>> congress i r in ae against time to pass a $1.3 trillion spending bill ahead friday's deadline or face another government shutdown. house p speakerl ryan said today the lawmakers do tun the talk and they worked their way unresolvedriou

>>ell, was going to me to that because it has been enacted, or the plan is on national security groundsnow you heard republican leaders say this is really not a good idea. you have heard all the national security cabinet members say don't do it. >> that is the key point. that is the key point. often we have arguments in our government about what we should do for national security, what we shouldn't do. i have never seen a policy that was opposed by the secretary of defense strongly introduced and then justified on national security grounds. this is indefensible. the damage that will be done to our canadian allies, our european allies, our brazilian allies, is going to do much more to hurt our national security. think about this, christiane. the military uses 3% of our steel and we produce 70% of our steel in the united states, and the rest comes heavily from countries like canada. so what is the national security problem that is imagined here? >> well, you know, i was going to say this is what we're trying to grapple with because it's the very countries that our nato allies and others w

the teen inserted heman embryonic ells in the back of the patient's eyes. here is fergus walsh.ergus: before his pioneering stem cell treatment, douglas was completely blind in his right eye. .s you can see >> that is perfect. th is an amazing improvement. >> i just couldn't believe it. each morning i think things out in the paper to look at. it is really unbelievable. i am chuffed, i suppose you could say. fergus: so is his sutseon. two patiith age-related macular degeneration had the sight-restoring treatment in london. >> we are able to take someone who cannot read at all, they could not see the book they we supposed to be reading from, and take them to reading around 60 to 80 words per minute. it is a breakthrough. fergus: and it could help other patients with macular degeneration, who can lose all their centl vision. what causes amd? if we open the eye, the macula is part of the retina responsible for central vision. if we pull out a section, here are the light-sensitive cells, the rods and cones. amd is triggered when a ucial layer of support cells, seenn hereeen, dies. as

. >> interestingly, ithbumped in o press person for the assembly leader, and he said,e e elling everyone to not siny any. er f-- for them, they feel it's no advantage to them. they are just letting it play out and they don't see it helping them at all. >> the folks runng for governor, they are trying get 41% of the vote in the primary. that's how manyeople were expected to cast ballots for republicans, that how they appealed to the conservative base. >> one of the people that found themselves in t middle of this is oakland mayor, and they are looking to see if she obstructed justice. what kind of a cases do you think they have or could build? >> i on't think they have a case, she issued a general warning. let's suppose she did not doe i called a couple employers and said, you know, you people might want tok call in s tomorrow and the day after. i won't tell you why, but. it was a different thing that she said. generalized warning and you may have noticed that melinda hague the former u.s. attorney for the northern district of california has volunteered to represent her pro bono if the ju

that's an impressive list to be on, jean elle. >> reporter: it is.helsea clinton was at the ferry building signing her book and so was that bay area soccer coach who is attracting lots of attention. her story of changing the rules of the game in brazil is in clinton's book. chelsea clinton draws a huge crowd signing her book "she persisted around the world" about girls inspiring young people. >> i'm thinking these girls did the it, so i can do it too. >> reporter: clinton wasn't the only celebrity in the room. >> i was speechless, i couldn't believe this was going to happen. >> reporter: that's a speechless c.c. amor hugging the soar, she's featured in the book. >> in brazil we used to have a law that women wouldn't coach soccer. i think for me, you know, for me to kind of follow my dreams, i knew exactly what i wanted to do. >> reporter: her dreams of playing professionally came true. she never dreamed her story would lead to working with chelsea clinton and a line of young fans wanting her to sign their book. >> when i told that my mom, she couldn'

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us live in san francisco with what witnesses say was really some terrifying moments right on the santa monica. right on the sidewalk. >> reporter: that's right. police say they were in this neighborhood looking for a man with a gun, and that search led them here to the amazon barbershop. this is where police say that man pulled a gun and starting shooted and officers returned fire. dramatic video posted on social media shows a san francisco police officer crawling to safety after being shot in the leg at the amazon barbershop in the outer mission. through the barbershop window you can see a bullet hole circled on the floor. evidence of a shoot-out that injured six people. witnesses say it was frightening. >> i heard a lot of gun shots, five, then three returning. >> i had two people on the floor and a police officer wounded. >> reporter: some worried they would be shot. >> am i going to be hit? if i'm going to make it home to live another day? >> reporter: the second-year police officer is listed in fair condition at san francisco general hospital. mayor mark

but tillerson isn't on twitter, ell tocruciatingly, it his chief of staff to ring him to inform him of his demise. only this after the event from the president. president trump: i wish rex a lot of good ththgs. k he is going to be very happy. i think rex will be much happier now, but i really appreciate his service. jon: tillerson'hate was le-- fate was probably sa long time ago when he called to ime president a moron, a c that the secretary of state did not exactly deny. secretary tillerson: i'm not going to like that.etty stuff this is what i don't understand about washington. again, i'm not from this place. but the places i come from, we don't petty nonsense.nd of jon: and then there was the public underetning of the ary of state by the president, sending family members to do some of the work that would normally be done by america's todiplomat, and likeic shaming on twitte this -- "i told rex tillerson, our wonderful secretary of state, that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with little rocket man." the new man will be mike pompeo, currently head of the cia. he recently spo

jean elle is live in hayward with more on the problem and the fix. >> reporter: during a recent lockdown at tennyson high school, teachers used cell phones, desk phones, and two-way radios to communicate. students say the p.a. system is a much more reliable way to reach everyone and they won't feel safe until it's fixed. tonight it's a concern on several campuses. >> everyone gets to the corner, put a board in front of the door, turn off the lights -- >> reporter: anjelica says friday's lockdown at tennyson was frightening. someone wrote a message threatening violence at school in a bathroom. without a working p.a. system her teacher was notified of the threat by classroom phone. she wants the p.a. system fixed so everyone on campus gets safety information. >> then something did happen, how were the kids in the restroom or outside walking be able to hear about the message? >> reporter: tonight the hayward unified school district board of trustees approved a $1.7 million contract to replace tennyson's system. but we learned it's not the only school where emergency communications are a cha

reporting live in san mateo, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for the update. >>> tonight the fbi is investigating suspicious tajs sent to military sites and intelligence facilities in and around washington, d.c. they contain explosive components. the first one was discovered this morning at national defense university in d.c. six similar packages turned up at other military and intelligence locations. law enforcement officials say the packages were all sent through the mail and quickly rendered safe. >> bombs sent through the mail are rigged to detonate when they're opened. so they can sit there forever. the bomb squad can do a render-safe procedure on a live bomb, or it could be a hoax. >> federal officials say they don't believe any of these packages came from mark conditt. he's the man who caused three weeks of tadeadly terror in austin, texas. >>> new tonight, more than a dozen states are backing the trump administration in its lawsuit against california sanctuary laws. that filing in federal court supports the justice department's attempt to block sanctuary laws. the sta

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inch elling and i don't believe that in this difficult time for britain showing solidarity in the form of the expulsion of diplomats is the right answer to the unfriendly and the aggressive actions taken by russia. and on the doorsteps of both the e.u. and russia ukraine it's announcing that it will expel thirteen diplomats it's been four years of hostilities between kiev and moscow following moscow's an extension of crimea ukraine's president mr poroshenko saying that the poisoning incident is more proof of the kremlin's disdain for national sovereignty and disregard for human life the state the story across the atlantic both canada and the united states expelling russians one decision from washington today is also unprecedented for the current administration in a joint statement from the white house in the u.s. state department the u.s. said that it's ordering sixty russian diplomats to leave the country and that it's closing the russian consulate in seattle no this is the strongest and one of the few moves by president trump against russia and its president vladimir putin but we lea

the uae and qatar got at ell m adjudicated at the wto panel level. so it is uncharted territory.t, the president and the administration are not at this stage raising article 21. everybody is commencing on this exemption being used both so far there is no challenge at wto level. the wto cannot enter the dispute. a country as to raise a complaint. japan have indicated they will do so. they have confirmed it is something they are currently looking to do if needs be, but nothing has been launched officially as yet. and all of this really increases the focus on the wto as an organisation. is it really fit for purpose? you mentioned the processes involved. it is very long winded, isn't it? yes. iworked processes involved. it is very long winded, isn't it? yes. i worked at the wto years ago at some point, and it does take a long time to agree on negotiations because there is no voting. having said that, it is the only forum where trade disputes can bejudged. there is no otherforum in the world that has these disputes. it is still very relevant. it has some issues that it needs to deal w

. >> elle chapo plays a role in your book as well? >> el chapo supporting roll. supporting role -- because i'm going back to -- 2010, 2011 when the sinaloa cartel wases really at its height and it was most powerful cartel in all of mexico, and it says we're getting very close to really challenging them for that feet. so the two, you know, the -- they have the eastern part of mexico and -- el chapo and sinaloa had the west so is they really started to -- hit upch against each other and that's where we really saw this huge sphiek in violence around 2011 and 2010 especially -- rough for our border with -- with texas. we saw a lot of that violence really -- spiral because sinaloa came in and tried to take over and that was a vicious, vicious battle. j hi joe you're on booktv with author melissa. >> thank you so much for everything you're doing and -- c-span love booktv you guys rob. i'm curious how well or poorly recent movies and other fiction have -- captured this -- reality of the money landering and think -- [inaudible conversations] ozark, of course, and type of

when we walk around ten kilometers away there are reports of more terror attacks on civilians fresh elling from eastern guter is hitting residential areas of the capital damascus russia's defense ministry says two people were injured in the attack similar assaults have been you carrying on an almost daily basis since government forces increased pressure on the terrorists in eastern guta although some of the previous attacks have been far more deadly. we really do need. to learn. to live. and those who are in the shop work and we had a sound we didn't know whether if the explosion was quite so far away we went outside and found people in a scene with injuries that would make anyone literally shina. for more on this we can now cross live to investigative journalist rick starling rick thank you very much for joining us once you had there a group of rebel fighters left to go to air on friday through the humanitarian corridor but how much of a breakthrough is this in the overall peace if it. i think it's a positive indication and it's really a a result of the advances that the syrian garra gove

the initial card offering has so many companies interested .elling coins to investors eminem, the gunol that the tech world. we look at the growing backlash over the nra and streaming services, next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen to us on the bloomberg , bloomberg.com, or sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: youtube's new moderator was brought in to spot fake new s. they stumble during one of the first major tests. the video says screeners mistakenly pulled right wing channels in the wake of the parkland shooting. and on tuesday some begin complaining about their accounts being pulled entirely. youtube says it will continue enforcing the existing policies. since the parkland high school shooting over two weeks ago, gun control activists have managed to get companies like hertz rent a car to sever ties with the national rifle association. one group that has not been swayed yeah, big tech companies, like apple. these companies still offer access to nra tv, the gun lobby group's free online channel focusing on program content. can these activists do some

[applause] ell us about your boy. >> adam was our oldest son. he was a great kid. a smart kid. grew up out in rural east kingston, new hampshire. he had a degree in actuarial science, which as many of you know, that's the science of forecasting risk. he was the kind of kid that made you feel really good about yourself. you'd give him five minutes, you really liked him. and he just made a bad choice one night, as smart as he was. he found his way into our kitchen cabinet and sadly the rest is history. he got hooked on it and had to go to the street eventually and he found fentanyl. he's been gone for 2 1/2 years. and we miss him every day. thank you. president trump: thank you, darling. you take care of yourself. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] so many cases like that. we're also taking action to prevent addiction by addressing the problem of overprescribing. [applause] and our department of justice is looking very seriously into bringing major litigation against some of these drug companies. we'll bring it at a federal level. [applause] some states are already bringi

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crisis, they made billions of dollars and killed everybody -- yet they didn't adapt themselves that ellthey didn't adapt themselves as well to the post crisis. jason: what happens next? this is about succession and in next chapter for each of these banks. there are people on the benches. how do you game this out? hugh: it is clear for goldman, and if it didn't go this way, that would be really interesting but david solomon rose up through the investment bank, is widely seen as the heir apparent, i would say one to two years when you name a ingle heir apparent. as the next guy. you don't want to keep them there too long. i would see one to two years. jamie has said five years. jason: jpmorgan is a little more public aided because of that. they named two co-presidents. yet if he hangs on for another five years, you point out it could be a different set of people competing for this job. hugh: there is a certain twisted logic to it. you have paired copresidents, they are the hit by the bus folks. if something happens to jamie, you have obvious successors. s you build up your bench, you have

in first, maybe second gear, we had to find some kind of quick fix to come up with this new thank elled tank destroyer doctrine. they said, okay, we have all these surplus, 75 millimeter guns from world war i, the m-1897, based on the french gun. do you know why it was called 1897 by the way? that's when it came out it predated the first tank by about two decades. and someone said, that's what we got. we have a lot of these 75 millimeter french guns, let's throw them on this half track. we'll send these guys to fight the german panzers, okay? one of the soldiers. called it a purple heart box that was its nickname. you can kind of see why. let's go back to this german panzer. it's frontal armor was 8 centimeters. i know most of you here are like me, we don't know metric, i took my daughter's ruler and i'll show you what 8 centimeters looks like, it's about the size of my fist. it's about three inches of armor, okay? that was on the front of this tank, three inches of armor, okay? for that time, that was a lot of armor. on this guy they had 15 millimeters of armor. i can draw that on here

ell rating onh a s facebook. on the phone, an analyst with the opposite view.rm rating on the stock. welcome both of you. brian, i will start with you. systemic mismanagement is your worry. how will this hit the business fundamentals? >> i saw it accelerating before all of this. the reason for that is because most of wall street was ignoring limits to growth, that all digital advertising faces. they are ignoring costs that would be rising, and people are looking past this when you go beyond 2020. we had a lot of issues over the last 18 months that were concerning. we had advertising measurement errors, an inability to take down inappropriate content when requested without a police report, a ton of other issues. selling illegal ads and not having processes in place to stop that. you can look at any one of those things in isolation and say, oop s. and then you get this and read the original guardian article from december 2015, and it lays out this path that was so clearly not followed. facebook can claim that, we sent a letter. you sent a letter, that is it. good

. >> start elled but thinking past, tabor tried to lure hilton to an agreed-upon location with the promises trying to play it cool, like i didn't know anything about what was going on. i told him that i would give him a check for $800. we discussed a place to leave the check. >> were you baiting that place he knew to come and show up? >> it was certainly my objective to get him to a place where authorities could apprehend him. >> the trap was set at a building owned by tabor where hilton had lived for a while. the s.w.a.t. team was dispatched. would hilton fall for the "pick up some money" ruse? and what about the missing woman? in your gut, did you think meredith was still alive? >> meredith's name was meredith hope emerson. we all hoped she was alive. but, you know, the longer these things carry on, as time passes, you continue to hope but it diminishes after time. >> as the manhunt continued, >> as the manhunt continued, there was a glimmer of hope. friday morning, four days after meredith vanished, the u.s. marshal's service traced activity on meredith's bank cards. bank, 15 miles from