morgan wallen with florida georgia line.gecoach in indio, california, in the middle of the desert. next week we are back at it again with the great and legendary carol burnett, miley cyrus, mike myers, bill hader, zazie beetz, senators elizabeth warren, and cory booker will be here, and music from keith urban, sugarland, and rae sremmurd too. a lot of range on the show next week. a lot of range. [ cheers and applause ] all right, our fourth consecutive assemblage of avengers this week brings together heroes from numerous continents and dimensions. you can see them in costume when "avengers: infinity war" opens in theaters actually tomorrow, in some places midnight tonight. please welcome war machine, dr. strange, scarlet witch and m'baku, aka don cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen and winston duke! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> hey. >> jimmy: thanks for coming. >> whoo! >> jimmy: you guys have been hearing a lot of screaming lately. >> oh my god. >> i can't really r

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olsen, and winston duke, the nfl number one draft pick, and music from morgan wallen featuring florida georgiae. and now, excelsior -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

cold front is potentially tornadic as it moves across the southern states had to hit northern florida georgia and eventually the carolinas and there's the snow talking back into the northern ohio valley so this is you know this is lingering winter writes or ontario as well same time on the pacific coast that cold front that line of green moves inland i think we'll see more snow produced here all the way down the californian rockies again you talk about middle of april talking about significant snow and chicago is it two degrees by this time still the north sea breeze down the plain states and right the way down to georgia a nice thirteen in atlanta the consequence that active cold front is seen further south as well although at the moment very little is happening in the gulf of mexico all the mediterranean just won't catch the north of the screen top of the screen that white cloud with there it is cheering sunday significant rain for western cuba and towards billie's and mexico. on counting the cost how to get ahead in digital advertising why the new mad men dislike regulation but like harves

ancial stretch it is within our power to help these towns and cities, whether it is in florida, georgia, texas, louisiana, the u.s. virgin islands or puerto rico. take a town just outside of corpus christi. it used to have 4,000 residents but now only have 3,000, a decline of 25%. its hotels should be park -- packed with college students at spring break, but 33% are vacant. why? because they are still rebuilding, struggling to be ready for what should be the most financially important part of this season. these areas and places like galveston, texas, lake charles, louisiana, or isles of palms in south carolina must come up with millions of dollars if they want to access fema assistance. and out west, entire communities are still reeling from wildfires. towns like lake perry, kettleman city and corona. people's lives, mr. speaker, have been turned upside down. and communities, cities and states are under massive budget pressures to rebuild. the least we can do is provide elief from this massive, unforeseen cost. this motion to recommit will boost assistance for areas still struggling to

hemsworth, don cheadle, elizabeth olsen, benedict cumberbatch and middle the morgan from the florida georgia for all of that. it's the greatest collection of heuer rows ever assembled for "avengers: infinity war," it happens right across the street. the movie opens everywhere on friday. please welcome ironman, spiedman, gamora, and mantis.iss please welcome jr., tom holland, zoe saldana and paul bettany. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for coming. [ cheering and applause ] you know, there is a lot of excitement. [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: i will say, i was driving into work this morning, and thank you guys for being here. i don't think we've ever had more of hollywood boulevard closed off for a premiere. and that includes like "star wars." do you feel at all competitive with the "star wars" franchise? >> no, no. >> jimmy: no? >> tom doesn't, but you do, right? >> i watch those movies. i'm a consumer first and foremost. >> jimmy: you've always said that, haven't you? >> yeah! >> jimmy: who did you bring to the program? >> is he going to be like this? >> jimmy: you look very snazzy. i

cheadle, benedict cumberbatch, elizabeth olsen, winston duke and music from morgan wallen featuring florida georgiaall of that. our mighty team of guests tonight includes a wakandan, a russian, an asgardian, an american and a drax. their new movie, "avengers: infinity war," opens in theaters friday, please welcome mark ruffalo, scarlett johansson, tom hiddleston, danai gurira and dave bautista. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. thanks for playing the game. were you all at the premiere last night? >> yeah. >> yes. >> yeah, yeah. >> yes. >> jimmy: you've been to many of these. danai, that was your second one, right, your second marvel movie? >> it was. >> jimmy: scarlett, you've been to six or seven or a lot of the them? >> yeah, and i don't know any of the stones it'ser. >> you don't know stones. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: was that the biggest one? >> it was the biggest one. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> the red carpet -- purple carpet -- it was huge. >> jimmy: is it true that people were crying in the theater? did you guys see -- did any of you cry in the theater? dave? >> i cried a l

plus music from a perfect circle, bleachers, middle kids and morgan wallen with florida georgia line.oin us for all of that. in the year 2012, our first guests created a world of d.c. drama that, at the time, seemed over the top. now we know better. together, they made one of the most popular shows of the decade, to which we said goodbye tonight. but before they go, say hello to shonda rhimes and kerry washington. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you? >> just noticed you have a boot on. >> i do have a boot on. >> jimmy: yeah, they love to come out. [ cheers and applause ] >> sit down, sit down! >> jimmy: isn't that nice? >> sit down! >> jimmy: i'll say the audience absolutely loved the finale, and they were screaming and crying and yelling at people if they got up, it was quite a scene in here. are you okay? are you all right there? >> i am. i am. i just -- i went on a vacation for the first time ever. >> jimmy: that's a mistake. >> i went to barbados on a rihanna pilgrimage, i went to rihanna's house. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> yes. coming home, i dropped

beebe rexha is off of a big performance from florida georgia line. is a five-time grammy nomin nominee, whose album is five times fl s platinum. >> touring is one of my favorite things in the world. >> bebe, you posted this picture on twitter. you talked about sunday being the best night of your life. >> yeah. >> how so? >> well, first of all, we did the acms. and then, i wrote to eminem five years ago. and i never got to meet him. that was the first cut i had. it was cool for it to come around full-circle. 115th street here in new york city. i never thought it would come around full circle like that. it was amazing. my parents were there. >> you were in vegas and did some gambling. >> i won on the wheel of fortune machine. i was one of the old ladies with their cigarettes and stuff. i was putting my quarters in. and i won 1,600 bucks. >> this guy isn't even old enough to gamble yet. >> one more year left. one more year. >> let's get to the nominations. are you ready? first category. how about you start us off. >> top artist, the nominees are. drake.

plus music from morgan wallen featuring florida georgia line, and the first pick in the nfl draft will to be a football player. from college. yeah. [ applause ] so that's something to look forward to. our stellar array of guests tonight includes a god, a king, a soldier, and two dangerous aliens with father/daughter issues. [ cheers and applause ] starting at midnight they bring havoc to the universe and joy to moviegoers everywhere in "avengers: infinity war." please welcome chris hemsworth, chadwick boseman, karen gillan, sebastian stan and josh brolin. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's funny. because i feel like -- marvel, marvel do a great job with diversity. but you'd think there would be one short, fat person in the bunch, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, come on. >> i don't know about that. >> jimmy: how are you guys doing? everything all right? >> good. >> gre. >> jimmy: a lot of excitement. people are screaming a lot. chrs and applause ] >> jimmy: see, that's what i'm talking about. is this now -- i mean, do you find yourself doing this a lo

here that cold front is potentially tornadic as it moves across the southern states to northern florida georgia and eventually the carolinas and there's the snow talking back into the northern ohio valley so this is you know this is lingering winter rights or ontario as well at the same time on the pacific coast that cold front that line of green moves inland i think we'll see more snow produced here all the way down the californian rockies again you talk about middle of april talking about significant snow and chicago is it two degrees by this time still the north sea breeze down the plain states and right the way down to georgia a nice thirteen in atlanta the consequence that active cold front is seen further south as well although at the moment very typical is happening in the gulf of mexico all the mediterranean just north of the screen top of the screen that white cloud with there it is cheering sunday significant rain for western cuba and towards billie's and mexico. on counting the cost how to get ahead in digital advertising why the new mad men dislike regulation but like harvesting eve

duke, benedict cumberbatch, chadwick boseman, and music from middle kids morgan wallen and the florida georgia for all of that. the city of hollywood has never been safer than it is tonight, as the greatest collection of heroes ever assembles for the world premiere of "avengers: infinity war." it's happening right across the street. the movie opens everywhere on friday. please welcome iron man, gamora, vision, mantis, and spider-man. robert downey jr., zoe saldana, paul bettany, pom klementieff, and tom holland. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome. thank you for coming. [ cheering and applause ] you know, this is a lot of excitement. yes, it's you. [ cheering and applause ] i will say, i was driving into work this morning, and thank you guys for being here. i don't think there's -- i don't think we've ever had more of hollywood boulevard closed off for a premiere. and that includes, like, "star wars." do you feel at all competitive with the "star wars" franchise? [ laughter ] no, no. -no? -no. tom doesn't, but, robert, you do, right? i, uh -- i mean, i watch those movies. i'm a consumer firs

we, in florida, are in number 11, and that includes florida, georgia, and alabama. senior judgeg is a for the district of columbia circuit, the seat of our government. the d.c. court is often referred most helpfulond court in the united states, second only to the supreme court. he was appointed in 1986 by president ronald reagan. it's interesting that in the recent decade, more supreme court justices have been nominated from the d circuit than any other serious -- single source. for example, the late justice judge ruth bader ginsburg, no relation to our speaker today, justice thomas, and chief justice roberts, to name a few. justice nominated by president trump, neil gorsuch, was a student of doug ginsburg. doug ginsburg graduated from latin school in chicago in 1963 and attended cornell university for two years. he told me that he was studying classics and flesh and headed the direction of phd and a ander in education -- english and headed the direction of a phd and a career in education. but he did not want to be a professor. he and three young men sounded the fir

here that cold front is potentially tornadic as it moves across the southern states to northern florida georgia and eventually the carolinas and there's the snow talking back into the northern ohio valley so this is you know this is lingering winter right through ontario as well same time on the pacific coast that cold front that line of green moves inland i think we'll see more snow produced here all the way down the californian rockies again you talk about middle of april talking about significant snow and chicago is it two degrees by this time still the north sea breeze down the plain states and right the way down to georgia only thirteen in atlanta the consequence that active cold front is seen further south as well although at the moment very little is happening in the gulf of mexico all the mediterranean just might catch the north of the screen top of the screen that white cloud with there it is during sunday significant rain for western cuba and towards billie's and mexico. two one predictable details i've been working on north korea policy for almost thirty years i can't tell you what t

brian: florida georgia line, their fgl house on friday night, in nashville, tennessee. got to go. when you go in the venue, band playing on bottom floor, one in the middle and one on top. brian: basement level, michael jackson stuff. i prefer to dance. you know i'm not happy unless i'm dancing. that is the bottom floor. i like the middle floor. steve: you're describing our studio kind of. brian: kind of like that,. steve: exempt we have not only three floors but we have outside porch. today geraldo rivera is on the porch but in los angeles. good morning to you. ainsley: i read the book. so good. >> florida georgia line in nashville, tennessee. brian: fgl house. it is off-broadway. a reason to make the turn. >> i gotcha. steve: you're out in california. we're talking about today regarding illegal immigration. the president made it clear he wanted to stop the caravan of migrants fleeing oppression and violence and poverty from central america. and it sounds like for the most part that has happened. now he made it very clear, because congress would not give him money for t

america now they've been over texas louisiana mississippi and now edging away across parts of florida and georgia as well they're just really clinging on to florida as we head through the day on monday and perhaps one or two a bit further north around the east coast but away from there it's largely fine and dry but what we are thing is this is not as warm as it might be safer chicago will get to around five degrees and it will be a good deal of cloud around times to gradually clears away though as we head through the day on tuesday in chicago should see the temperatures rise a little bit higher towards the west the next system is we're rolling in here from the pacific so some of us are going to have some pretty heavy rain out of that even further towards the south and there's plenty of dry weather here but there are also one hundred two showers that we'll see and we'll see a few more of those as we head through the next few days also more sherry weather through parts of el salvador and all the way down towards costa rica and into colombia as well and it looks like it's the southern belt will see

government -- gubernatorial races. 33 states represent everything from california to new york to florida to georgia. i mean, texas. we have a lot of states. maryland. there are some states, like illinois, where the democrats outperformed the republicans in the gubernatorial primary. you are telling me the democrats with our votes that we are going to loan them you are telling me , we cannot put the democrat back in the "state" in illinois? we can. that is the power of the vote. that is the power of black women who turn out, no matter if it is raining, if it is snowing, if it is hot and humid, or if it is stormy. [laughter] we turn out. those races must be our main focus. we all know that what happened at statehouses impacts what we live. , where we play and where we pray. we must also be concerned about the united states senate. there are 33 or 34 states. that's because alabama has to vote again. anybody want to come fight us, we will take the earrings off. we got this, but doug jones needs to understand we will get this for him, but he needs to also get something for us. reaching across the aisle.

america now they've been over texas louisiana mississippi and now edging away across parts of florida and georgia as well they're just really clinging on to florida as we head through the day on monday and perhaps one or two a bit further north around the east coast but away from there it's largely fine and dry but what we are seeing is that it's not as warm as it might be safer chicago will get to around five degrees and it will be a good deal of cloud around times to gradually clears away though as we head through the day on tuesday and then chicago should see the temperatures rise a little bit higher towards the west the next system is we're rolling in here from the pacific so some of us are going to have some pretty heavy rain out of that even further towards the south and there's plenty of dry weather here but there are also one of two showers that we'll see and we'll see a few more of those as we head through the next few days also more sherry weather through parts of el salvador and all the way down towards costa rica and into colombia as well and it looks like it's the southern belt will

america now they've been over texas louisiana mississippi and now edging away across parts of florida and georgiaas well they're just really clinging on to florida as we head through the day on monday and perhaps one or two a bit further north around the east coast but away from there it's largely fine and dry but what we are seeing is that it's not as warm as it might be safer chicago will get to around five degrees and it will be a good deal of cloud around times two that gradually clears away though as we head through the day on tuesday and chicago should see the temperatures rise a little bit higher towards the west the next system is we're rolling in here from the pacific so some of us are going to have some pretty heavy rain out of that even further towards the south and there's plenty of dry weather here but there are also one of two showers that we'll see and we'll see a few more of those as we head through the next few days also more sherry weather through parts of el salvador and all the way down towards costa rica and into colombia as well and it looks like it's the southern belt will

speakers include house minority leader nancy pelosi, florida senator marco rubio, and georgia congressman john lewis. as well as robert kennedy's grandson, congressman joe kennedy, and his daughter cary kennedy, who runs runs the human rights organization that hosted the event. this was held in the russell senate office building's kennedy caucus room, where both he and john announced their presidential candidacies. this is just under two hours.

there is the greatest risk of seeing some severe thunderstorms during the day today so from florida through georgia and up through the carolinas that's the big risk area for the day so here's that area of what weather then and ahead of it it is really quite warm dallas got to thirty degrees and then as the system swept through just a few hours later we drop down to twenty and then a few hours after that we were down to twelve so it's bringing a real change in the temperature as well to miami still in the warm air then twenty nine degrees but behind it a lot cooler dallas only a eleven of the maximum that gives you an idea of just how cold this cold front is sweeping through then by the time we get to sunday lunch time most of us are in the cool but find air here's the next system though and that's what is going to be bringing quite a bit of snow daryn. so thank you for that still ahead here now jazeera. imam hayward's unless the share follows the facing uncertain times because of threats that. sport a milestone for women's football in the middle east details with andy coming up a little later i'll

in this what it is i will, texas, ohio, georgia, north carolina, arizona, florida, wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan. say that three times fast. you can see by the color coding that we have iowa, texas, and ohio going through strong republican wins, and then georgia north, carolina, and the rest sort of being a more moderate or lean republican way. on the right, we have what happened to the electoral college, which went for donald trump. the popular vote went for hillary clinton. what happens if we just sort of change the demographics between 2016 and 2020, but hold everybody else's behavior constant? what we see as wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan all go blue. these narrow wins by donald trump in 2020 would actually turn into narrow less than one percentage point wins by the democratic party in wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. this would result in a electoral college win by the democratic candidate, whoever they are. what's interesting about 2016 though is this is obviously a high water mark for third-party vote. about 6% of the vote went towards the third party this year. what

section demands in pennsylvania, wisconsin, in ohio, there are 11 states that are, georgia, south carolina, and florida and, georgia, south carolina, i'm sorry, north carolina, states award on winner tick all basis, not in the state statute. you insist proportional basis you win the election, trump is president by virtue of illegal constitution of the electoral college and violation of second section of 14th amendment. >> thank you, sir. into the blue shirt. >> yes. i am not with an organization. i'm entrepreneur here in d.c. i run a business development company. my question -- >> what is the name of it. >> davis solutions group. >> very good. >> yep. so we talked a lot about voting. i know that is the kind of keynote for today. i understand that we have to go there and vote and that is how we can you know, have our, you know word be known and everything like that, my question is how else can black people get together to get on the offensive other than just voting? because, you know, give you quick example you know, there is no, globalization which is happening right now is not sustain able without inn

indiana, illinois, ohio and florida and georgia i believe are the five states. ohio we'll get a share of that and it's about 65 people i believe and we are i think on track for -- i think -- i have to get back to you when it's supposed to be up and running. it's not in my brain here. but part that have is coming to ohio. >> great. thank you. on the edi, go over those numbers that youedi is differen spp. >> i'm going our inability to meet some of these numbers because of the fitness goals aren't being met. >> yes, sir. just in general across america, there tends to be a less fit general younger population than there once was. fitness standards to be in the military are -- they are what they need to be and so, it is getting harder for not just the army national guard or international national guard to find people that meeting recruiting standards and -- it's not just fitness across the spectrum of education and suitability and the like. so it's -- you know, this year i would offer that the national guard, army national guard may actually not meet our in strength a

indiana, illinois, ohio and florida and georgia i believe are the five states. ohio we'll get a share of that and it's about 65 people i believe and we are i think on track for -- i think -- i have to get back to you when it's supposed to be up and running. it's not in my brain here. but part that have is coming to ohio. >> great. thank you. on the edi, go over those numbers that you mentioned ag n again. how much money goes to the guard for edi? >> so -- edi is different than spp. >> i'm going backwards, yeah. >> i'd have to go -- we've got lots of national guard forces who are mobilizing into europe with european -- >> edi? >> yes. i can't give you that number here. >> i want to see a comparison of the two. we'll get that. on the issue of recruiting and retention, one of the issues that keeps becoming an issue has been an issue is the issue of fitness and the ability to recruit. can you talk to us a little bit about meeting the standards and any changes you may have seen over the past few years for our inability to meet some of these numbers because of the fit

what actually happened and 2016 so with those key states that are interesting in that scenario georgia florida wisconsin michigan and you can see your color coding iowa texas ohio are strongly republican and then georgia north carolina is more moderate. and then we have the electoral college and the popular vote. so what happens if we change the demographics between 2016 and 2020? what we see is wisconsin pennsylvania and michigan go blue that narrow win in 2020 would turn into a narrow percentage point when wisconsin pennsylvania and michigan resulting in the electoral college win of the democratic candidate whoever they are. but in 2016 this was high watermark with 57 votes what if that doesn't hold? if you think about third-party voters going home? that means the democratic party and the republican party and the mcmullen voters so what happens under that scenario? i don't have that displayed that i can walk you through it michigan pennsylvania go democratic wisconsin will not. this results in a very in a very electoral college win by the republican party you might remember in 2016 the elect

speaker includes nancy pelosi and florida senator marco rubio and georgia congressman and civil rights icon john lewis as well as robert kennedy's grandson, and his daughter carrie kennedy who runs the human rights organization that hosted two-hour event. this was held in the russell senate office building's kennedy caucus room where both robert and john announced their candidacies. >> ladies and gentlemen! ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you here this evening. joe kennedy is right now delayed voting in the house of representative, but i've been

ago i mean this is a proper spring best of that significant right a big circulations or georgia on through florida and this is be some flooding from that i think. at the same time we've had some fairly big showers show up of the cuba jamaica the bahamas and his spaniel they are repeatable i expect to see them on by sunday or monday not everywhere obviously but the potential is there and the on shore breeze is also producing rather more showers through panama and costa rica in the next couple of days to the south so that well the rain sort of runs up as how to get to southern brazil but we have seen some big showers recently northern argentina and uruguay and i think they're coming back or at least they're going to last through sunday and dean one day in the middle may well affect what a series. a trade war a real war and rising debt find out why the i.m.f. and the world bank a warning of risks to the global economy what saudi arabia's oil price and the castro era ends in cuba but an economic blockade remains. the cost. the signal is given. so it's safe to walk to school. in this community in one m

then i'll go from florida to georgia, north carolina visiting small businesses and sba district officessts that come in that this is a year they expect small business to out-perform big business they're looking for the russell 2000 to out perform any of the major indiceindices. that there's a lot of optimism out there. is that what you hear too? >> absolutely. it's the first time governments now back on the side of business and businesses are optimistic. and that started even last year. the nfib's tracking of optimism. this is the most it's ever been on their tracking scale. and i think tax cuts when i was first going out in 2017, i was hearing from businesses. we really want tax cuts. we're going to get them. and the optimism level was high. then when they came in, i don't even hear that now as the number one issue with businesses when i'm out there. >> what is the number one issue right now? >> right now they're looking at workforce. >> meaning they can't find people for jobs? >> we're starting a lot of good businesses but now we have to build up our workforce the college graduates co

morning, we watch those storms right along the east coast from north carolina down through georgia and north floridaidge i didn't tell -- frigid conditions. there's the storms on saturday. a little bit of snow on the north side of it. it's not looking like a huge ordeal. we have all the rain out in the west. flood concerns into the weekends. unfortunately on sunday, more snow in the northern plains. >> bill, you're killing us, bud. >> we're going into mid april here, guys. >> unbelievable. >> it's going to turn around soon, guys. >> hopefully on the back end of the summer, we have a long summer going into fall. >>> still ahead, the daughter of a former russian spy speaks out on the poisoning of her and her father. >> we'll go live to london for what she's saying on the understand that spark dollars international backlash against russia. so you're looking for male customers, ages 25-54, who live within five miles of your business? like these two... and that guy. or maybe you want to reach women, ages 18 to 34, who are interested in fitness... namaste. whichever audience you're looking for, we'll find

five days ago i mean this is a proper spring this significant right a big circulation for georgia and through florida and this large piece of flooding from that i think. at the same time we've had some fairly big showers show up of the cuba jamaica the bahamas and his spaniel they are repeatable i expect to see them on by sunday or monday not everywhere obviously but the potential is there and the on shore breeze is also producing rather more showers through panama and costa rica in the next couple of days to the south so that well the rain sort of runs up as how to get to southern brazil but we have seen some big showers recently northern argentina and uruguay and i think they're coming back or at least are going to last through sunday and dean one day in the middle may well affect what a series. everything you do is being am just it's being late and needs to be measured to support intelligence agencies are. to do things in secret that are unlawful or politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew chose to retire from the n.s.a. we could not stand by and see all the work that they had do

georgia. caller: the lady from florida, i think that was what she said. addressing. are not before the turn-of-the-century, we only educated the rich whites in this country because it was based mostly on money. my mother told me she only got a six or eight great education because that is as high as they went. now that all of the cotton has been picked, we are going back to that same philosophy of only ,anting to get that edge back of only wanting a small segment of our population educated, which will usually be whites, jews, and rich people. in georgia, and across the united states, what they are doing in the suburban areas, they are building schools. in the urban areas, they are closing schools. two, and between the these kids understand what is going on because of the money factor. that is why a lot of these kids are tuning out. host: tommy, a teacher in washington, d.c. caller: i was calling in as a that was part of a strike at anacostia high school. resulted as a matter of the school not having plumbing and water working when school started. as teachers, often ti

rain with some thunderstorms and possibly tornadoes will move up through with this diet georgia parts of florida up towards the carolinas in the next twenty four hours and that's the most major weather in the u.s. some stories to showing up in the mountains in the west otherwise you know it's still quite a quiet spring. rob thanks for that time. when we come back nicaragua's president says he'll drop plans to change the pension system after days of violent protests by artists in south sudan struggle to protect their work from piracy. and in sports liverpool star for solid gets a big boost to have the club's champions league summit but it's also possible. getting to the heart of the matter if. the supreme leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing the realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. the new poll ranks mexico city is the pulled worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in

you were left is the scene at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida and below that the scene in georgia. these walkouts were the latest in the nation-wide protests and students pushing for tougher gun control laws. >>> students at columbine high school did not take part in the celebration today. the principal says traditionally the month of april is a month of reflection, not protests and columbine is closed today as it has been every year since april 20, 1999 when two students shot and killed 12 people and a teacher before killing themselves. >>> here in the bay area, students, teachers and administrators in richmond took part in the nation-wide walkout. >> yes. ktvu's leigh martinez reports this demonstration was slightly different from the others. >> reporter: the difference here is these students are elementary school students. all the other walkouts are happening at the high school level so teachers and other education leaders decided to host a walk-in for the younger students here. students in north richmond are not immune to hearing gunfire in a their neighborhoods but this is a

georgia. one of my uncles came to join celebrate with us from florida. burgos. is josÉ antonio we call him tonio. did you know that there was a puerto rican player who also played in the puerto rican league who plays with your same name, josÉ antonio burgos? he said, did you know your grandmother named me after him? i had no idea. my grandmother's love is ball. it was something that i inherited from them. it goes on beyond. it is not just a manly thing, it is a family thing for us. susan: when you decided to become a historian, and you went to one of your professors, what be mentoringg to you, and you said this is the field i want to go in, what was their reaction? adrian: professor michael o'malley was my advisor. i turned to him and i said i would love to write on baseball 's introduction in the caribbean. he saw the value in that. is a cultural historian of the highest regard. mike saw the value of it, but the rest of the faculty asked does this have the historical -- gravitas that we want? he fought for me, and we won. the other thing, when i was applying to

the panhandle of florida, that's eastern alabama and a little touch of georgia here. these storms will pull that gulf moisture and stay pumping all long night. it could be a problem in the carolinas. atlanta could see a few inches tomorrow on the drive in. there's a flood watch out for the western carolinas. take a look at this map for tomorrow. here's good news finally in the third weekend of april. we get normal temperatures, temperatures almost in the 60s all across those northern areas. look at minneapolis. above normal for the first time in a while and warmer than normal in medford, oregon. l.a. 71 to 79, new york looking good at 64. >> sam, thanks so much. >>> still more ahead. the southern explosion destroying this home. the 'seven children at a sleepover birthday party among those hurt. the investigation tonight. >>> plus prices on the rise and what's causing the spike. and the best days of the week to save on gas. >>> one man's shocking tale of survival from the jaws of a bear now to a shark attack. stay with us. survival from the jaws of a bear now to a shar

there are 32,000 of them in missouri. 25,000 in texas. 20,000 in florida. 16,000 in tennessee. 13,000 in georgia. 10,000 in iowa. it's broad and deep. and members of congress, my hope is and i believe, members of congress will understand that and be involved as a result. that's just one plan. that's just the central states plan. there are more than 100 plans on the brink of failure with at least -- with members in every single state in the country putting the economic vitality of our economy in risk. there's not a law enforcement whose constituents are not affected in some way. this crisis threatens thousands of workers. that's what most of the talk has been about. it also threatens businesses in the states of the majority and minority leaders in both chambers. it's why we're able to secure the creation of this committee. the idea that was unorthodox to make congress get serious about this, because the people we serve demanded it of our leaders. the way democracy is supposed to work. it's why we'll be successful. because people like dave and mike and others and fellow workers and retirees from a

and huntsville and the houston space center and space centers in florida and military bases throughout the south. driving to south georgia and middle georgia you'll see lots of military bases there so the south is growing. the sunbelt is growing because of industry. it's growing because of military build ups during the cold war that the south is benefitting from and those federal dollars are helping build the modern south and it's also benefitting from certain technological innovations. one of the big ones is the technology of air conditioning. air conditioning makes a big difference. who wants to live in the south? who wants to live in north florida without air conditioning? it's miserable, right? but you build houses with air conditioning and all of a sudden you can move to florida or your grandparents can move to florida and you can start retirement communities in florida, south carolina, and texas and you can get a lot of people that want to move there and live there. >> so they have talked about how it does help build the sunbelt it helps build people moving to these warm weather climbs that now are more tolerable.

florida. today, a minor chance of severe weather today town in areas of georgia. we have some good stuff out there today, phillip, some beautiful weather, too. >> sounds good. >>> jeff just came on. inbound to j.r. smith. his shot is good. >> if anyone was going to hit that, it would be j.r. smith, right? he has a knack for doing that. that was a 70-foot buzzer beater in the fourth game of the cavs playoff series against the pacers. the shot sucked the life out of the home crowd as cleveland went on to win tieing the series at 2-2. >> j.r. smith probably would have taken that shot even if there was 20 seconds left. >> he would shoot it in the next possession. >>> just ahead, breaking news to tell you about about the royal baby. >>> plus, michael bloomberg is putting his money where his mouth is. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. brushing o

middle florida is everything between this river and this river. georgia had migrated into this area and found settlements north of the randall plantation. thomas randall purchased corn from a village in the late 1820's and he was aware of their existence. caught up in what laura called a mania for the land, her husband, fathers, and uncles contributed to a booming market and land values increased quickly from $1.25 to five dollars an acre in just two years. their investment and land combined with large numbers of slaves mirrored many of their neighbors, all hoping to become wealthy. total0, over half of the population in florida lived in middle florida's six counties. it is the center of all population. in jefferson county, as well as many others, in slaved people soon outnumbered whites and made up 65% of the overall population by 1860. in slaved people produced among many other crops, 17% of florida's total cotton crop in 1860. jefferson county turn from nato ground to a white agriculture colony -- turned it from a native ground to a white agricultural

florida campaign. or the campaign in georgia or the many campaigns went on in the movement.elves, at all. we used the terms freedom. we used the term justice. we used the term quality. we used the term love and compassion and care for ourselves and for everybody else. if we are going to have a 21st century movement that reflects what has gone before us, you will need to use that kind of language and not the language of the forces against us. that, do not understand you do not understand king or the sanitation strike of 1968. i want them to lift up the notion that the sanitation workers used to call the plant and the barnes, the plantation. and learned from them. i want to propose to you that all that has been said about the laundry list can be an contest when i say to you this -- but all of that represents the continuation -- the continued mythology and structures of violence, sexism, of and plantation capitalism. we are in a moment of confusion because of the spiritual war and political poison. ms that mosts people are not aware of --luence medical policy influence politica

speakers include house minority leader nancy pelosi, florida senator marco rubio, and georgia congressman john lewis. as well as robert kennedy's grandson, congressman joe kennedy, and his daughter cary kennedy, who runs runs the human rights organization that hosted the event. this was held in the russell senate office building's kennedy caucus room, where both he and john announced their presidential candidacies. this is just under two hours. >> ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you here this evening. joe kennedy is right now delayed , voting on the floor of the house of representatives. but i've been instructed by his aunt carrie to begin. i have always thought myself to be a wholly owned subsidiary of carrie. it is this impeccable judgment which i'm going to follow right now. and i want to thank carrie, to thank tim shriver, to thank riley kennedy, to thank kathleen kennedy-townsend all for coming here this evening and to all of you for participating in this historic moment. i've said many times in my career that i was inspired by the kennedy brothers to be interested in politics. and

florida. coming back up georgia, south carolina, winding up in north carolina.o i'm beginning to be shining spotlight on small businesses, and at the same time helicopters to talk about the tax cuts that have been put in place. >> linda let me ask you why do you think that poll shows that -- approval of the tax deal is underquarter? why is that? >> just like people are just filing their tax return ares for last year. so they're not -- not looking when they file their tax returns next year they'll be filling out on tax return hopefully on just one piece of paper so not really had yet the experience of the deductions except wage earners that are seeing more money in their pocket and that's having a very positive effect and i can tell -- but make it possible that nancy pelosi having repeated several times it's just crumbs that's all you're getting just crumbs. maybe that was effective. >> well stuart we have a long time between now and november. and we do need to keep being out there selling -- tax cuts and regulatory reform but i can tell you small business i'm ta

electoral votes as the democrats get back new hampshire, michigan, wisconsin, florida, arizona, north carolina, and georgia to make a pretty overwhelming victory for the democrats. so that just shows that if we turn both two knobs at the same time and things go in the opposite direction the net you gets depends on the distribution and size of the different groups that you're affecting by turning the knobs and again it underscores how important white, noncollege voters are to the republicans. so as rob mentioned we have 37 different simulations, we have hundreds more we could have run, but i think you probably got enough numbers to chew on for now and i think we'll move to a discussion. >> you know, thanks. i just want to start off, i guess with a sort of general question for all our panelists and amy we can start with you and sort of move our way down. one of the things we did this report sort of intentionally avoided having a discussion about this is more likely than that in terms of a scenario. it's something where we just wanted to go after the scenarios that we thought spoke to interesting dynamics and

florida in april. it's in the 30s in north georgia and freeze warnings all through tennessee, kentucky and the lower valleylanta is down at 36 degrees to start your morning. 20s in the great lakes. we're in the 30s in new england and the only spots that are going to feel warm and going to feel like summer, we have an extreme fire danger so it's not exactly winning here in texas, oklahoma and kansas. so today about 15 to 20 degrees below average. chicago 15 below average. i mean, it's been so cold so long we forget how warm it's supposed to be this time of year. washington, d.c. is only going to be 52. that actually sounds good compared to how cold it's been lately. you're supposed to be mid to upper 60s this time of year and you can see where the fire danger is high today. drought conditions and it's going to be 80s and 90s in oklahoma and texas. a little bit of a break. atlanta jumps to 81 so a nice little shot of warmth tomorrow, but still cold, buffalo, green bay and areas of iowa so you can't win in all areas and later this week new york city jumps to 58 saturday which is still below average but it wil