member my colleague frank hoffman met with the author of a trench in belfast she's written a bestselling book about this is an irish republicanism today. iconic images that have gone down in european history bloody sunday the deadly incident in derry in one nine hundred seventy two has become symbolic of the north and conflicts between pro irish republic catholics and pro brits and protestants that conflict ended officially in one thousand nine hundred eight with the good friday peace agreement but historian marisa mcglinchey says many irish republicans to refuse to accept that deal for her recent book unfinished business the politics of dissident irish republicanism she interviewed some ninety radical pro irish nationalists who stand as commemorations right darling today of so-called dissident organizations you will hear the soon traditional republican ideology unless it's been articulated as you would have heard in the seventy's or eighty's that ideology calls for a united ireland and the end of protests rule in the north it's also the subject of republican murals which continue to be

laura: bruce hoffman, thanks so much for that analysis. bruce: you are very welcome.ra: we were just discussing those attacks in new zealand, and the country'sme pinister plans to announce new gun while reforms in coming days. jacinda ardern has backed the changes in principle. the suspect used milityle weapons modified to make them more deadly. under current law, they are not actually illegal. new zealanders are coming to ips with the tragedy, as hywel griffith reports. hywel: shot while saving her disabled husband a three-year-old remembered for his smile. and a high-school student at the mosque with his mother and friends. it is the stories of the victims and not the gunman that new zealand wants the world to hear. it faces the question of whether they were failed. ldhe wave been at the mosque if he hadn't overslept, and his housemate was there, one of 20 friends he lost as the gunman kept on shooting. re>> women and chihave died. very cowardly acts. we are coping the best we can. if anything, this will bring us a lot more closer. we still have our faith, which he

max hoffman therefore since frostburg get much more on bret said at our. website that state of you dot com including all the possible scenarios moving forward now let's check in with some of the other stories making news today australia has joined a growing list of countries and airlines restricting operation of the boeing airliner snoo seven thirty seven x. airliner australia's aviation authority saying it was a temporary measure a seven thirty seven x. eight crash and the theo p s sunday it's the second crash of this aircraft in five months. according to belgium has sentenced the gunman who killed four people in an attack on brussels jewish museum to life in prison many stage attack in two thousand and fourteen after returning from syria where his suspected of joining so-called islamic state is a fighter. power blackouts in the venezuelan capital caracas have disrupted the city's water system forcing residents to line up with water from tanker trucks and cisterns some are also taking water from a local river most of it as well as electric grid collapse l

soldier hoffman chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post and the p.l.o. chief negotiator where there is a failed negotiations and israelis. now is the time for a united palestinian vanguard dedicated to wall war of a joint joel. going underground. is a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been fully implemented from the inside venezuela things are different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela so she would. have a son of the moment. person. on the moon the people who come to. the focal to whose story isn't new nixon called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the economy scream so wants and making the economy of venezuela screed. welcome back to this great return much i have a special in the first half of the show we have from i had to mimi join me now via skype from a con

max hoffman standing by there at that e.u. summit in brussels waiting for those leaders or come out of that room with some sort of confirmation of the deal thank you very much max. in the meantime let's get you caught up on some of the other stories making news around the world more than eighty people have drowned after a ferry sank in the iraqi city of mosul according to an official most of the dead are women and children the boat had been ferrying passengers to a recreational island on the river tigris when it capsized. former brazilian president michel has been arrested in connection with a large scale corruption investigation prosecutors say ten there was arrested on charges related to alleged graft in the construction of a nuclear power plant tender was president of brazil from twenty sixteen to twenty eighteen and he has denied any wrongdoing. at least five people have died and more than twenty have been injured in a series of blasts in the afghan capital kabul the explosions occurred near a shiite shrine as people gathe

hoffman how is the e.u. likely to be spun to teresa mayes request for an extension. as you can imagine phil that's exactly the question that the whole town is obsessing over right now at the moment but all the people we've talked to say it's very very likely that the u.k. will be granted an extension if they really request it because so far there hasn't been an official letter and no argument made something that many leaders have said in the past they need some kind of argument why are we extending this if three months later let's say we're going to be exactly in the same message because this is not here yet that's why as you just mentioned the head of the e.u. commission said that he doesn't believe that leaders will be able to decide this on thursday and friday because they have no basis for this so now everybody's talking about a possible special summit at the end of next we're weak but then again you know maybe this is just the pressure cooker get maybe one could younger sister and a build up pressure un

mohsen from salzburg max hoffman good morning to both of you barry good let's let's start in london we saw a massive defeat for theresa may last night what's it looking like today for a possible no deal bracks. well received in the government and absolute disarray over bricks and the whole palm and absolutely cannot agree on anything and no deal breaks it is the default position that's just what's going to happen if there is no solution if there is no agreement here and also with brussels so that is still the position that at the end of march and that's just in two weeks' time the u.k. could crash out of the european union however for parliamentarians here in london for many of them it's absolute horror scenario and they really they want to prove they want to pray they know it's going to have grave consequences for jobs for businesses possibly for the whole architecture of the european continent so they want to revisit and there's going to be a vote later on today and it's expected that no deal will be off the table at least as far the wishes of the u.k. parliament are concerned ok max

council president speaking a short while ago well more on this topic now from correspondents max hoffman in a brussels for you and alex forrest whiting in the studio with me we'll get to her in a moment but want to give max the first word if i may a conditional extension that max o'donnell to us was speaking there from brussels where you are what you make of his reaction to teresa mayes demand for an extension to the end of june. you know we had to get some clarification from from our sources here in brussels to be sure to know what he actually meant to get into for taishan of what on the mend so what's going to happen is he is going to suggest what he just said to the leaders when they come on thursday to brussels for their summit meeting he will suggest that they're in favor of the short term extension until the thirtieth of june if the house of commons in the u.k. next week approves the already negotiated withdrawal agreement that they have already rejected twice if that does not happen then it gets interesting because then he at least that's how we read what he said he will call for

mike thank you so much from max hoffman there in brussels and of course will be bring you more details on this story as they become available again we've got a shooting incident in the dutch city of. and apparently no one has been apprehended yet the shootings took place on a tram and a number of injuries or wounded have been reported you're watching news now back here to germany a syrian migrant has gone on trial charged with killing a man in the eastern city of camden it's the incident last year sparked migrant protests in the city and led to a national debate about the rise of the far right. fatally stabbed in the eastern german town of candidates last summer the suspects were two asylum seekers one of them has just gone on trial the other is still at large. the attack prompted the biggest right wing riots germany had seen in years for days protesters marched in the streets of candidates shouting racists lawyers some were seen showing the hitler salute which is a crime in germany the police were criticized for failing to intervene quickly enough this cellphone video appears to show

reservist and the chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post gil hoffman gail welcome to going underground so you are presumably covering the elections there the jerusalem post many people that are going to know who these candidates are they are going to know arguably about you know justice minister headed this strange advertisement but also who is she i mean because she's on the record as saying they have to die that houses demolished they can't bear any more terrorists this applies to the mothers of the dead and then we have benny gantz who was in the i.d.f. during sabra and shatila what should we know about these candidates so netanyahu is still has a great advantage in this election is the most experienced candidate by far many against former chief of staff of the israeli defense forces. and he is someone who wants to make peace with the palestinians he is the candidate of the center left in this election after you ask specifically about the justice minister so. much of it is an unconventional kind of leader and she formed a new party and in order to attract attention to he

there are live from brussels let's get you more from madrid have you a brussels bar chief maxell hoffman who has also been listening in to this in a very short statement what did you make of his reaction to teresa mayes demand for an extension of june thirtieth max. the conditions haven't really changed if i listen carefully to this short extension possible he said that an extension until the thirtieth of june has its merits you obviously know that this time the specific date is very controversial here in brussels because it goes beyond the scheduled european elections that are taking place from the twenty third to the twenty sixth of may and presumably the u.k. will not participate in them so they will still be a member of the european union officially but not participate he said it has its merits but there are legal risks involved so you can see this is one part of what leaders will have to discuss on thursday but he seemed not opposed but also if of course the house of commons approves of the deal he did not say whether this has to happen next week or there might be a chance to do thi

hoffman so. ok looking for look you have not talked to him. all right very much so there is the very so we're going to stress brooke to talk about. first watching we will be buried with you of the biggest problem that the east sorry to interrupt the biggest from the e.u. the brussels are going to have is that they have these european elections coming up at the end of may and the last thing that they want to see at the moment is the u.k. to have to put up any piece of politicians for parliament because they are worried that the likes of nigel for raj who used to be the head of ukip the u.k. independence party who really pushed the conservative party david cameron the former british prime minister to call for this referendum in the first place he is the one who it was a lot of what he was saying that is push them towards it and you have will have more and more hardcore breck city is who do not like brussels standing to make the point that brics it means bricks that the people voted for this in twenty sixteen and this is what has to be to live it

did eventually go to america where he directed the likes of dustin hoffman and john malkovich aside from literary adaptations his films are often political for training social upheaval student protests left wing terrorism time and again the director has plunged head first into hot socio political territory. his drama on or of qatar bloom is a lesson in libel and sensationalism the story of a woman whose life is ruined by a reporter eager to sell papers. she learned of his also fascinated with french german history the film to plough mysie tells of a nazi officer in occupied france who opposes hitler's orders. and called in the human you can't escape yourself people don't change and the best thing to do at a certain age is to acknowledge who you are. one is. in two thousand and sixteen she learned off directed thousands of teenagers in fact done france in a performance against violence and war one hundred years after the biggest battle of world war one took place there. and in rwanda he gives master classes at the quest to film institute hoping to shape a new generation of political filmm

brussels bureau chief max hoffman he's been standing by for us in brussels in what has been a long nights of an e.u. summit and it's just day one max we just heard the press conference with donald tusk and john claude junker and they announced that there will be a brac sit extension and really a two pronged extension we have one that could be may twenty second extension and that is if this deal maze deal with the e.u. is approved in the house of commons we also have a date of april twelfth and that's in case there is no deal now we're waiting on the prime minister herself to come to the stage and address the reporters there do we have any idea of what theresa may might say and in terms of.

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moment of decision that moment talk all night and i'm joined now by our brussels bureau chief max hoffman who is in brussels for us look max nothing is simple with present right in this extension deal is no exception we have these two dates in fact in this deal april twelfth and may twenty second can you first just walk us through some of these complicated details here. nothing is ever simple but it all starts next week when presumably the house of commons will vote for a third time on the withdrawal agreement so that's the divorce deal that the e.u. and the u.k. negotiated for the last two years and the house of commons already has rejected twice to be fair but it seems to reason may the prime minister the u.k. is rather optimistic that if she really gets that third vote she might be able to push it through let's say just for the sake of it she does in that case there's an automatic extension until the twenty second of may that would be a technical extension because even if the house of commons approves they would need some time to implement that decision into the into u.k. law so that t

s brussels bureau chief max hoffman is covering the summit for. it appears that the leaders are no longer counting on theresa may to deliver on that brags that they don't they don't believe that theresa may can convince the house of commons even if if she did that if she tries it for the third time to actually approve this withdrawal agreement so that's that's part one as an absolute red line is also emerging at the safeguarding of the european elections because beforehand they were discussing extensions beyond those elections that are taking place at the at the end of of may and now that seems to be more or less off the table because they fear this could compromise the e.u. institutions and that's something they will not accept even if the e.u. is shying away from being responsible for this at some point they will have to be a decision and it might be a no deal bragg's it and there's just no shying away from this because you cannot extend forever you can say ok there's no brags about the u.k. would have to do that but at some point there will hav

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it is their decision is versus people are listening to story now if you that so many brussels max hoffman are burial correspondent standing by good evening to you max ok let's talk about the timing on this i understand now that different dates are being thrown around what more do we know. well it's about the dates and it's about the conditions that you mentioned brian earlier you said there were some strings attached for example that the so-called with raul agreement or the divorce deal whatever you want to call it anyway that deal that was negotiated over the last two years would have to be approved by the house of commons next week to grant an extension well that's no longer written in stone to put it that way it seems like the leaders have just taken away everything that was drafted before and they're drafting their own thing now so you can imagine you have twenty seven you leaders in there it's all that you leaders except for theresa may the u.k. prime minister everybody with their own idea trying to come up with of we know for example that mike hall the french president proposed dead

so an extension to prepare for no deals that's just come across in the last couple of minutes max hoffman is frostburg barbara hazel in london but of you thank you very much. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world u.s. backed syrian forces say some two thousand fighters of so-called islamic state have surrendered during the battle of earlier syrian troops killed dozens of jihad is in heavy fighting there the village in eastern syria is the last pocket of territory that is still held by the streams u.s. secretary of state mike from peo has announced that washington is set to withdraw all remaining diplomatic personnel from venezuela because of the country's deteriorating situation political turmoil in the country increased last week when the country's electricity grid largely collapsed president maduro has suggested a u.s. sabotage is behind that blackout and. the european union's aviation safety agency has joined the growing list of jurisdictions suspending the operation of all boeing seven thirty seven max eight and max nine aircraft now the res

speaking a short while ago earlier had the opportunity to or talk to our brussels correspondent max hoffman and ask him what he made of dollar to six remarks he is going to suggest what he just said to the leaders when they come on thursday to brussels for their summit meeting he will suggest that they're in favor of the short term extension until the thirtieth of june if the house of commons in the u.k. next week approves the already negotiated withdrawal agreement that they have already rejected twice if that does not happen then it gets interesting because then he at least that's how we read what he said he will call for a special summit at the end of the next week where leaders could convene again and then think about what what they should do in the face of this third rejection by the house of commons and now this is this is speculation but it's kind of founded speculation. what we've seen in the last weeks that leaders could decide they need a different kind of extension either much longer for the u.k. to sort things out maybe with a second referendum or even snap elections or somethin

to talk about a tangled web thank you for explaining us some of the intricacies for us and max hoffman in brussels well i get back to you as soon as there is an update for now thank you and let's head straight now to london to do that we use a very good mosque because of bigotry so may has it seems at this point in time bought some of her previous but is it possible for her to end the deadlock and get the m.p.'s which she's trying to persuade to come on board and support her deal in the short amount of time that is left. yeah well isn't it amazing that it's only eight days until bragg said and the country's in absolute chaos and we really don't know what's going to happen at the end of next week really was still in the european union will britain still be a member of the e.u. or you know what what's the state of the country nobody really knows at this stage as far as m.p.'s are concerned and getting them behind trees i'm a steel i at this point would be quite pessimistic the m.p.'s i've talked to and the picture i get from looking at twitter social media for example a lot of them are r

correspondents barbara faisal in the london not so much hoffman instructs but welcome both of barbara is there any chance of this deal going through. no there is no chance and if you have just listen to parsons i mean this is boris being bars doing his worst and he sort of gets his importance in the tory party from sort of running up against a reason may steal it again and again over and over and that pretty much shows what the mood is in the in the lines of the hog breck's of cheers here they are going to say no again and she simply doesn't have the numbers there's some tories who have sort of changed tack and who say ok we're going to hold a nose and vote for a deal that we don't like and that we think is bad but better this breaks it then no breaks it but there are others and that's the hard core off the bracks to cheer group is going to say no again and so trees of may is everybody here says so sat again for three figure to defeat tonight and there's a very noisy crowd behind you barbara is it my imagination or right by the noise of them they usually are what's what's going on the

let's go now to london and you have used baggage last joining us from strasburg a state of years max hoffman good morning to both of you let's start with london baggett what's it looking like after the massive defeat last night will we see a no deal bracks said today in parliament. well it's expected that paul newman is voting against just that scenario brian so we're expecting that m.p.'s really think that's crashing out of the european union at the end of march so in just two weeks time is for many of them something that they want to avoid at all cost and there is a vote later on and it's expected that it's going to voted against the question of cause what comes next and the government and really parliament here in the u.k. is an absolute disarray we don't know what's going to happen if you fell mentioned jeremy corbett in your piece of the door of the opposition asking for president actually and that's something that even us some loyalists into reserve mais own party all asking for so the future as of today extremely unclear ok if as expected as we just heard there from barry go on parlia

there so what happens next joining us now for the latest is did abuse back at mawson london and max hoffman our brussels bureau chief good morning to both of you a bag and if we could start with you this morning theresa may has said that the situation right now is that in spite of last night's vote the bracks options remain the same is that where we are right now. no something has changed what she's talking about is had a deal is the only deal basically that still on the table and she's still hoping also to get it through because now she really can exert more pressure on paula meant because the choicest is as she puts it it's my deal too is amazed that she's hammered out with the european union or either no brags it at all or everything in your lengthy brix a process in which everything can happen a second referendum could happen so it's a reason they will once again try and put had a deal on the table because she knows that for those people who want out in their own party there are many of them they will now think long and hard that might be their last shot that they get to exit the europe

and, it is near hoffman bay. it is a few isolated shower still lighting up our radar screen. the rest of the afternoon, mostly cloudy to cloudy. increasing rain and wind. and for wednesday as well. there is a next storm system. that means southern and central california will see heavy rain but not for us. as we time it out for you, there we go that mostly cloudy skies, for tomorrow morning, this is dry. and, it's about to move into the south bay. the the afterno and it is across rest of the bay area. and tomorrow evening. that continues as we go through wednesday. it is a wet and windy day. and, we are expecting a lot of that rain here. and, it is up to one inch here and for santa cruz is almost an inch for san jose. through tomorrow, we are going to see the wind. in the futurecast wind gust and that will continue for your wednesday. 6:06 pm and our nrise at 6:35 am. daytime highs. upper 50s in san francisco. 62 in san jose, 59 for napa. here is that seven-day forecast. increasing rain and wind for tomorrow. let and wendy for wednesday. the showers on saturday finally a break

mike hoffman from way out. whacks it home. sharks lead calgary in the western conference.s is a rare loss for them. >>> 49ers no losses on the board. it's nothing but smiles at this time of the year especially when you make a good call. alexander on the left and new pass rusher d ford on the problems take aways.in john lyn figures these guys can put a dent in that bad stat. >> these are the type of players we believe can reverse that trend. there's so many things to like. that's something that jumps. d has a knack forgetting the ball out. we think that can help our entire team. get that virus going, we're taking away the ball on a regular basis. come to the point of the night we must check this out. a lot of nba general managers licking their 13 shot. he's the number time to check o some of the other happenings. this is sawgrass today. first round of the event. the players championship. 121yards. as many times as i see that i can't believe it. he was 5-under 67. par-3 17th, ryan moore owns it. they pulled a fast one on the harlem globetrotter. world champion freestyler. >>

felicity hoffman of desperate housewives stands accused to have those answers secretly corrected.ens of wealthy parents funneled money to and through the massive mastermind of the scheme, william singer. he pled guilty to racketeering conspiracy and other charges and federal court in boston yesterday. her daughter, a rising social media start faced backlash for one prior posting. >> i want the experience of game day partying, i don't really care about school. as you guys will know. >> she later backtracked tweeting, and education is also super important to me. prosecutors had declined to charge students. some of whom were unaware of the scheme. they could face consequences, today they released a statement noting that applicants connected to the scheme will be denied admission. they said a case-by-case review for current students and graduates will be conducted warning of appropriate decisions to come. he scandal is heading in enter upon campuses. >> any student who deserves to get into work very hard. >> betsy devos way dancing students should be considered on their merits. >> obv

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the question is, what about hoffman and loughlin?ger for both of them, the judge is going to want to send a very firm message to both of them and to the country. >> it appears this is far from being over. there could be more arrests. >> no students have been charged. prosecutors say that could change. it's up to them to decide whether to take action and anyone else involved in the case, it doesn't look good when the alleged ring leader, singer, has pled guilty. >> obviously, cooperating with investigators. how far -- the thing is, people are talking about this on social media and their households. we are not surprised. it's the fact we have people charged in it. we see it. >> seeing amounts. >> seeing the popular and famous faces. it's just incredible. we will have more on that throughout the morning. >>> next, the growing pressure on boeing and faa and whether boeing jets like the one that went down in ethiopia should be in the air. >> more than two dozen countries grounded boeing 737 max aircraft or banned it from their air space.

the civil suit accuses 45 defendants including felicity huffman and lori hoffman in a dozen people in the bay area for allegedly cheating together kids into a good college. as a result her son joshua who had a 4.2 gpa was not admitted to some colleges around stanford the scandal still a talker. she had plans to apply to stanford for a phd in civil engineering despite recent drama then after this you still want to go? >> harvard, yes. >> reporter: caitlin is a junior studying international relations. >> do you think this is devalued a stanford degree? >> i don't think so because stanford is a great school. stanford released a statement saying we believe the lawsuit filed is without merit and take issues raised through the events of this week very seriously while we continue to closely examine policies and processes to see if improvements should be made. we stand behind the integrity of the admissions process. . >>> live with the frustration over free rides on b.a.r.t. >> fare evaders cost millions every year so what is b.a.r.t. doing about it? what we found out a brand-new station migh

mike hoffman scores off the slap-shot. and florida wins four-2.reak. >>> you ever been on a cellphone and you see somebody dialing, you're trying to hang up on the person >> are you guys signing him? >> we'd like to get out of here and find out. >>> good news, they got their man. jason verrett. what? shanny. good buddy of mine. played his first four seasons with the chargers. missed all of last season with a torn achilles. >>> and they announced a deal with jordan matthews whose mom is cousins with jerry rice. matthews celebrated by tweeting out this photo of himself as a kid with his second cousin, jerry rice. >>> the raiders released receiver jordy nelson after one season in oakland. nelson became extendible after the team traded for antonio brown and tyrell williams.>>> ening arrais championship. tiger woods returning from a neck injury. five birdies on the back nine. dude was all over the place. he shot a 70. five strokes off the lead. shot of the day, ryan moore. island green. 17. look at this shot. did you hear that? it hit the pin and typic

hoffman was released yesterday after posting a $250,000 bond. >> there can be no separate college admissions system for the wealthy and i add there will not be a separate criminal justice system either. >> college entrance consultant richard singler is already pled guilty to accepting $25 million in the scam. stanford's former head sailing coach john brind'amour also pled guilty. his attorney says the $275,000 he received went to the stanford sailing program to buy new boats and hire another coach. the feds called the investigation operation varsity blues. and all 33 parents are named including 14 here in the bay area. san francisco bittner is accused of bribing a usc water polo coach and at least nine coaches have been charged. they are accused of pretending the students were star athletes when some had never even played the sport. no students are implicated because prosecutors say the children did not know about the suspect to pay off. eight universities are tied to the scandal, four are in california. they are ucla, usc and the university of san diego, also named in court documents in jai

it's a traditional pastime at the fun fair in fast and hoffman and it's a great opportunity for an experiment. there are two candidates in competition neither has ever tried the swing before. the first candidate is bennett. he's an ace on the treadmill and other fitness machines will that help him master the swing. the personal trainer has worked on arm and leg strength in his quest to do a three hundred sixty degree loop at the fair. shot long make it because i have stamina and motivation jumping power and i really want to. his opponent is relying on brain power to reach the goal danielle is in his fourth year of physics studies. he calculates the ideal motion sequence involved in looping the loop. his theory is that completing a full turn is a question of the body center of gravity and increasing leverage at just the right moment. is about it and as soon as i reach a certain speed moving in this direction i will have shortened the arm of my lever . but since i conserve angular momentum the speed must be correspondingly higher so i can stand up of course that takes a lot more power because w

panthers on the power play and hoffman gets the slap shot. the panthers win it 4-2. >> check out kyle shanahan meeting with the media. >> i heard you guys decide to pick up a player. >> as soon as we get out of here, we will find out. >> he played for two seasons with the chargers, all of last season with a torn achilles. they also announced a deal with wide receiver jordan matthews. he celebrated by tweeting out this photo of himself as a kid with a second cousin, jerry rice. jordy nelson was released after one season in oakland. he became expendable after the team traded for antonio brown. >>> tiger woods is back from a neck injury. there were three bogeys. he shot a 70, not bad. the shot of the day belonged to ryan moore. it hit the flag stick and dropped in the whole. he gets a hole-in-one. he is tied for two shots. tommy fleetwood and keegan bradley are with him. that is the latest inrts. have a great weekend. >>> coming up, the future of the coliseum. >> what could allow the raiders to play in oakland this year coming up in a few hours.