. >> when i first saw inmate pat lexie hudson, i wasn't terribly shocked.with somebody who was burned in a house fire and had similar injuries. >> the first thing i thought about when i seen lacy was her burns. it looked like it hurt. i didn't know what happened. >> you get some people who ask you what happened or just stare at you. how to deal with someone who's different and i'm different. >> lexie hudson is scarred over more than half of her body. cause of those scars is what landed her in jail. >> my boyfriend and his friend were trying to make hash oil in an apartment building with butane. and a spark lit and it blew up the apartment. and we were all inside. >> the longest time in all our explosions normally when it comes to drug or drug making in houses is usually meth. what we're starting to see is a new trend. they're using butane to extract hash oil from marijuana. they doing it indoors. anything butane, your pilot light from your stove or heater, next thing you know, boom, explosion. >> the explosion occurred inside the apartment hudson and her bo

will eden hazard and callum hudson be at chelsea at all? they both started it didn't ta ke all?th started it didn't take long for eden hazard to show why real madrid want him so badly. five defenders glad they don't play against him every week. if you could soon become chelsea's pass, hudson is hoping he is the future presented, a chance to make it two, the defenders were standing in eden hazard's way, not doing too much tackling, failing to kill the game off, west ham remained a chelsea that they still carried a threat, admittedly not the same threat that eden hazard and hudson could pose but the second goal remained out of reach until you know who soon put that right. a peerless performance from the belgian that good to go a long way to decide where he and chelsea will be playing in europe —— that could go a long way. in the last two matches he played really well. it was devastating, very, very well. if he is able to play like the last two matches, we are lucky. eden hazard is a very good playing for the most part of the game because he is a top player and the way he goes for

paul hudson is president of flyer's rights.hen we come back, the military, as the trump and administration pushes nato countries to increase military spending from often to the benefit of companies like boeing. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. as returned a look at how the trump p administration is pupusg nato countries to increase military spending, often to the benefit of weapons manufacturers like boeing. during an oval office meeting tuesday with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, president trump falsely claimed his father was born in germany -- trump claimed his own father was born in germany and once again demanded germany and other nato countries increase their military spending from 2% to 4% of gdpdp. pres. trump: we have worked together in getting some of our .llies to pay their fair share it is called burden sharing. asas you knonow, when i came i s not t -- it was not so good andt is catching g up. we have seven of the 28 .ountries are currently current the rest are tr

james cohen who is also the son of hudson founder hudson news operates a chain of magazine stands and as a subsidiary of the hudson group the hudson group in turn is owned by do free agent of switzerland am i was being sold under duress after the revelations of the role of am i and mr packer in helping the u.s. president donald trump suppress stories regarding alleged extramarital affairs. you probably recall the two thousand and seventeen failed luxury music event known as fire festival it was billed as the top of the line music extravaganza held in the bahamas but concert goers who paid a premium for luxury accommodations along with the music actually received much less in adequate accommodations and bad weather forced cancellations of most of the festivals leading to losses and a six year jail sentence to fire c.e.o. and event organizer billy mcfarlane in two thousand and eighteen dueling documentaries about the goal were released in january one from netflix and the other by hulu now both of them find themselves caught up in the latest legal battle involving the scandal hit a fello

tryique hudson was on his way when his neighbor shot him.s ago hudson had tried to get a peace order saying t neighbor threatened him and the judge denied the request. >>> the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch and the system you see right here on the radar is to blame. amelia draper is tracking two chances for potentially severe weather tomorrow. >> let's talk about it. what time do you think and is the entire day a washout? >> the entire day isn't a washout. as the day,ears the chance you're dealing with rain is gog to increase. i'm tracking two rounds of potentially heavy rain and severe weather. the first one is the afternoon and early evening hours. the second one favors the night hour. so frequently when we have severe weather events or heavy rainotential in the forecast or even snow, people say what ost t my area, where is it likely to be severe? what i'm showing you right here the product issued by government and this is basically showing you our area, everybody in yellow, so everybody has an equal chance for dea

because sometimes that can be risky. >>> we know kate hudson has something to sing about.agram that she's calm of pounds from her goal weight. kate giving credit to w.w. she's their celeb ambassador. she said her goal after giving birth last october was to lose 25 pound bis spring. perhaps it was kate's birthday goal. she turns 40 tomorrow. happy birthday, kate. "e.t." has been with her since her red carpet start. he's when we first met kate. >> can i talk to do kids? >> sure, you want to talk. >> can you get used to seeing kurt and your mom on the screen like that? >> yeah, sort of. well, i like the part where my mom swallows a bug. >> kate was just 8 years old and mising a tooth when we first met her at the "overboard" premier. we watched her grow up. her smile and laugh just like her mom's. goldie and kurt would bring kate and her brothers, oliver and wyatt, to red carpets and on to their movie sets. >> i like that. >> this one here is good. >> yeah, it's nice. i come out, i bust my -- excuse me. i didn't mean to say that. sorry. you know, and i'll do what i have to do

to hudson institute. i'm ken weinstein, president and ceo of hudson institute. delighted to see the crowd here and the press coverage for our event today, which focuses, as you can see -- caught in the cross fire, balancing eu relations with the u.s. and china. china is omnipresent these days from investment to high technology to geo strategy and a factor in u.s./eu relations, as well. the president announced a fundamental shift in policy towards china, announced here at hudson institute by vice president pence in his historic october 4th speech. and now after years of largely benign view in china -- of china in the eu, a view parallel to largely benign views viewing china as a strategic partner, as an engine for markets and investments, china is now viewed with, shall we say, greater nuance in the european union. recent guidelines given by the european commission and the european external affairs service talked about china simultaneously as a country, a partner with whom the eu, and i'm quoting, as close

will the likes eden hazard and callum hudson—0doi be at chelsea at all?adrid want him so badly. count the defenders — one, two, three, four, five of them glad they don't play against hazard every week. if he could soon become chelsea's past, hudson—0doi is hoping he's chelsea's future presented, a chance to make it two, the keeper stands in his way. the defenders were standing in eden hazard's way, not doing too much tackling again, different result this time. failing to kill the game off, west ham reminded chelsea that they still carried a threat, admittedly not the same threat that the eden hazard and hudson—0doi could pose but the second goal that the brilliant hazard and hudson—0doi could pose but the second goal remained out of reach until you—know—who soon put that right. a peerless performance from the belgian, one that could go a long way to decide where he and chelsea will be playing in europe next season. ben croucher, bbc news. it is three wins in four matches for scotland's women as they continue preparations for this summer's world cup. they

i'm ken weinstein, president and ceo of hudson institute. delighted to see the crowd here and the press coverage for our event today which focuses, as you can see, caught in the crossfire, balancing eu relations with the u.s. and china. china is omnipresent these days from investments to high technology to geostrategy, and it's also become quite a factor in u.s./eu relations as well. the united states under president trump announced a fundamental shift in u.s. policy towards china, a whole of government approach that was announced here at hudson institute by vice president pence in his historic october 4th speech, and now after years of largely benign view in china, of china in the eu, a view that was parallel to largely benign views held here in the united states by leading opinion makers, viewing china as a strategic partner, as an engine for markets and investments, china is now viewed with shall we say greater nuance in the european union. recent guidelines given by the european commission and european internal affairs service talked abo

have two of my hudson institute colleagues on the panel, as well as a senior fellow at hudson who focuses on trade. -- tom duesterberg, senior fellow here that focuses on trade. he was for many years the president and chief executive officer of the alliance for productivity and motivation. before that, in addition to being the director of the washington institute, he was assistant secretary of commerce for international economic affairs and chief of staff to then senator dan quayle and afterward to congressman chris cox. last but not least, liselotte odgaard who is a lead observer of u.s. china and eu relations. she spent time visiting fellowships at harvard university, the molson center -- the wilson center, and other similar institutes. we are delighted to turn the microphone over to the secretary-general. >> thank you. it is a pleasure for me to be back at hudson. to moderate this panel, it is going to be a very easy task because we have many distinguished speakers who are going to explore different aspects of the european union and the united states and the management of relations wit

this event hosted by the hudson institute is about 90 minutes. recent guidelines given by the european commission and the european external affairs service talked about china simultaneously as a country, a partner with whom the eu, and i'm quoting, as closely aligned objectives, and needs to find a balance of interest and economic competitor in pursuit of technological leadership and systemic rival promoting alternatives, models of governance. this need to have a more nuanced approach to china comes against a backdrop of increased chinese willingness to seek to use various levers against the eu, whether through belt and road and its new partnership with italy, through the 16 plus 1 arrangements and others. and today we have an extraordinarily distinguished group of observers with us to examine the eu between the united states and china. let me note first and foremost that our moderator is going to be ashley tellis, the chair for strategic affairs at the carnegie endowment for national peace. he is, of course, one of washington's leading observers

i never understood that my work at the hudson institute and building various relationships and writing reports and essentially the obama administration didn't agree with with past a strange light over my head in terms of government surveillance. >> host: you mention in the book they did threaten you with foreign agent registration charges and that's what you were referring to the work you did at the hudson institute? >> guest: i'm referring to my professional career that has to do with israel. i've never been involved as an agent for spying or affiliated with the services or their government. i just happened to be a relatively younger person that had high-level connections not only in israel but that the political and military level in various other countries. i never understood quite frankly why the fbi decided that that was a threat, why they decided they had to interview me during my initial interview about this particular issue and subsequent anchor used. so then we discussed that issue and all of a sudden i have no calendar in front of me, i don't have my phone in front of me and

. >>> then -- ♪ happy birthday to you >> inside kate hudson's star-studded 40th birthday bash. >> oh,sh >>> and i's avengers week on "e.t.." are the superheroes at odd sfls no competition for me because i'm the strongest. >> should let her think that >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> tonight, we have first video of britney spears spotted outside of treatment, weeks after she told the world she needed a little me time. >> actually, that's putting it mildly. britney dropped everything to seek help. and we have new reporting on how the pop star is once again in crisis. britney spent easter with boyfriend sam asghari. that's him blocking brit from photographers as they left a beverly hills hotel. the singer looked a bit disheveled as she rushed to the car. at one point, she drops a tennis shoe. sam picks it up and hands it to her assistant. it's now been almost three weeks since "e.t." learned the 37-year-old singer was in a facility for her mental health. a source tells "e.t.," she has improved while in the facility, but not going home yet. as for the trending topic, "free britney

i am live here in hudson, south dakota.ttle town near the iowa border, or it was quiet, until now. hudson, south dakota, is less than one-third of a mile wide. with a population of just over 300 people. but now folks are flocking there for their chance to win big. a raffle a year in the making. a jackpot of $321,000. >> it bolsters the community, puts hudson on the map. such a small town, probably three-fourths of the people have never heard of it. >> reporter: they've heard of chase the queen. news spreading about the game played every wednesday at waddy's bar. folks buying raffle tickets. one winner chosen each w hoping for the queen of diamonds, which would mean all of that prize money. week after week, no one could find that queen. even as the deck dwindled. >> we can't believe it's still going on. we say, this has got to be the week. then it would be $60,000 and nobody would win. then we'd say, oh, next week somebody will win. it would be $80,000, and it just kept going on and on. >> reporter: until just hours ago. onl

on monday morning, police say 22-year-old tyreek hudson was headed to work when his neighbor, 53-ye-old james romback, shot and killed him near the stairwell. documents show this wasn't the first time the two had a confrontation. just two months ago t hudsoned to get a peace order on the suspect after telling a judge rombach threatened his life. the judge denied the request saying there wasn't enough proof. now family and friends are devastated, and they're left with many unanswered questions. >> he's been a model child that every parent would wa we can't wrap our minds around why, why, why. >> after an hours' long standoff, rombach was arrested. he faces charges iluding first and second-degree murder. >>> we are working to learn more about a suspected murder/suicide in northern virginia. yesterday afternoon aelative found the body of a woman inside a home on brighton way in stafford county. deputies later found the bod of a man, as well. they haven't been identified yet but police say the pair were middle aged. investigators believe bh were shot. >>> we are working 4 you with an import

hudson tried to get a protective order against the suspect, james rom bam.he president said there wasn't enough proof that rombach was a threat.on hu will be laid to rest on father. his mom's faith is keeping her strong as she prepares to bury her son. >>> this next story includes video you may find disturbing. a man walking on a sidalk on easter sunday was killed when two cs collided near 16th and v streets in northeast washington. surveillance show shows the because of the nature of this, we're just showing part of the video. we're seeing this video as neighbors have been calling on the district to do something about wt they call a dangerous intersection. killed.ekh was his family told us he had dreams of becoming a mechanical engineer. >>> this morning, more than two dozen people are waking up without a homhi after t deadly lsartment fire in centreville. forecast officia say one man was killed. t residentsell news4 it's likely more people could have been hurt or even killed if itere not for the warnings in let it fellow neighbors. it many residents spent

because that's actually the origins of how i got caught in this crosshairs i had been working at the hudson institute in washington d.c. for five years leading up to the twenty fifteen presidential campaign season where i was working with personalities like doug feith such crops he scooter libby these were all the bush george h.w. george w. bush reagan officials who were basically the neo conservatives of our country and at that time who were my mentors and colleagues fast forward to the summer of two thousand and fifteen i see an opportunity to leverage those ties to join presidential campaigns i had been working on very sensitive projects with these individuals regarding energy policy towards israel and the middle east in general and obviously security partnerships so we were promoting an agenda at the time that was anathema to the obama administration those countries were listening to us i remember we were hosting conferences at the hudson institute that were tracting the ambassadors of these countries ministers even the prime minister we were being invited to go over to israel to cyprus

court documents show this isn't the first run-in he had with hudson. to months earlier in february, hudson tried get a peace order on the suspect after telling a judge bermback used his han to threaten his life. >> he did the jest tur of how you slit somebody's neck and he did that. >> reporter: but the judge denied the request saying wasn't enough proof. now family members and friends are devastated and left with so many unanswered questions. >> we just can't wrap our minds around why, why, why. >> meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> developing right now at 5:00, two people are dead in northern virginia in what sheriff's deputies are calling a murder suicide. a relative found the body of a earlier stafford county this afternoon. deputies later found the body of a man. we're still working to learn their names. police tell us the pair are middle aged. investigators believe they were both shot. >>> now to our otherig story tonight, storm team 4 tracking a huge change on the way if weather. this time tomorrow it may be flooding, en a possible tornado. let's get

policy towards iran from the hudson institute at noon eastern. on c-span2 massachusetts democratic representative seth visits new hampshire after announcing his candidacy for president earlier this week. later the national commission on military public service hold the set of hearings on registration requirements for the selective service system. after that we will bring you a discussion on the effective china's trade conflicts on the international system. on c-span3, politico looks at how extreme weather impacts disaster relief efforts. on a 30:00 a.m. eastern. >> william barr will testify before the house and senate judiciary committee's on the mueller report. life wednesday and thursday may 1 and second on c-span3, c-span.org or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. you are watching tv on c-span2 for complete television schedule visible booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media booktv on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> hello everybody and welcome. it's great to have you all here at our third girls nig

tellis, segregation -- secretary-general and hudson colleague. ashley, in your opening remarks you captured where i was going to lead off. no need for me to repeat. i do think developing a better understanding of what we mean in this concept of a free and open end of pacific is something we are pursuing. your articulation is very good. a are going to be producing defense indo pacific strategy report that will give a dod perspective on what we are doing to pursue this concept. , patrickew veterans you remember the old east asia strategy reports. it will be along those lines. a public articulation of these concepts. we hope that will resonate well. we do seek a free and open said aand as ashley protection of promotional sovereignty, no matter how large or small a country may be, promoting international law and norms, free fair and reciprocal open trade, those are the foundational principles. any colorsant to see of approaches to resolving disputes but rather peaceful diplomatic approaches. sieve -- coercive approaches to resolving disputes but rath

administration those countries were listening to us i remember we were hosting conferences at the hudson institute that were attracting the ambassadors of these countries ministers even the prime minister we were being invited to go over to israel to cyprus to egypt to meet with their israel israel baby wake yes israel was exactly a heart of gold is that's exactly so so i get involved with this sort of there's a target on me this is what i later found out actually just recently by congressman mark meadows who's been releasing testimonies from various members of the f.b.i. the d.o.j. and even my testimony which suggests that it's because of those ties i had a feisal warrants and other surveillance warrants on me that resulted in this target that followed me through the campaign and resulted in all of these various characters and spies that i detail in my book to come after me why you that's exact that's a great question of my my of belief is because i was in london at the time when i was working on the tram campaign and because of this target that had been following me between the time i

after a mom in hudson's class said it worked for her child.ys, we continue to be concerned that the number of drug claims being made about products not approved by the fda that claim to contain cbd. >> we don't know what some of the drown stream harms might be of exposing young people to he had mez /* these medications. >> reporter: they say clinical trials are necessary to see if it's a viable treatment for autism. >> we have to put the brakes on and do our best to understand the extent to which these medications are safe, tolerated, and efficacious. >> reporter: some preliminary international studies say cbd appears to be effective and could offer a significant improvement. and a first of its kind american study is expected to begin this year at uc san diego. another hurdle when it comes to cbd is the law. the federal government last year legalized cbd so long as it contains less than 0.3% thc. some states have even legalized cbd as a qualifying treatment for autism. but local laws in five states heavily regulate the compound making it illeg

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england winger callum hudson—odoi was due to have surgery this evening, after rupturing his achillespremier league last night. he's tweeted to say he's gutted to end his season with injury. west ham's plea to move their men's home game against southampton to avoid a clash with the women's fa cup final has been rejected by the premier league. the league match kicks off at 3 o'clock on may the fourth — but the club wanted to move it to 12:30 so fans could see the women's team face manchester city at wembley at 5:30 on the same day. world heavyweight champion anthony joshua says jarrell miller "does not deserve to be in a ring with me or any other heavyweight". the pair were due to face each other injune but miller provided "adverse findings" in two separate doping tests. saracens and england winger david strettle will retire from professional rugby at the end of the season. the 35—year—old played 14 times for his country between 2007 and 2013, scoring two tries. he also helped sarries to two premiership titles. captain, leader, legend — just some of the tributes paid today in honour of

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. >>> kate hudson is here live.orning. and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] ♪ >>> good morning, america. very happy to have kate hudson here. we also have you guys are joining us on this thursday morning. >> we saw the perfect kate hudson good morning. we do a few takes of that. we've got some before the show. that was the first take. then there was another one. i think we'll show it to you. >> and she's saying -- >> oh, good morning, america. >> i'm going to take the blame. i started talking about kids with her. she has her 6-month-old daughter. first girl out of the three kids she has and we were talking about that. distraction. >> good thing is we got it twice. >>> news to get to including that breaking news on the ethiopian airlines crash. ethiopian officials released their preliminary findings on the black box data 3 1/2 weeks after the deadly crash. back to david kerley at reagan airport with the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. the ethiopian investigators a

game developers prince andrew de fuel and matthew hudson who grew up in ghana. they want players to come up with creative solutions to one of their country's biggest challenges faced anyone playing the calls of peano needs to be on location at the site interacting directly with the environment. the game deals with the theme of recycling but in a playful way another task players might have to compete is taking pictures to document the pollution is no more than a trend where. to broaden our how we understand print how we are whatever we need in. the chronicles of clean you is one part of a medal game called africa it consists of fifteen different location based mobile games that are aimed at creating positive social change across the continent. a different approach to problem. solving it is to communication through game mechanics thinking out of the box and sometimes thinking like there's no books are actually we want to see that approach to problem solving operating. i think game currently focuses on pollution but prince andrew at de feo hopes that in the future

. >> and yet one of the ironies, one of his good friends, rock hudson, died from aids. did that impact his thinking? >> i don't personally know if it impacted his thinking. i know nancy reagan became very involved with, like in the later 1980's and befriended ryan white, who was a teenager who got aids, so i don't think he ever came out in strong support of let's increase funding and a public voice, but, you know, as his second term was coming to an end, he was more outspoken about it. >> when did we begin to turn the tide in terms of public awareness, education, letting those who conducted that type of activity to avoid it and also the research and medication? >> that's a big question, too. i'm going to kind of stick a little bit in the 1980's and 1990's. so in terms of medication, you had 1987 was the a.z.t. and 1995 was the cocktail. the funding for education in the 1980's was problematic because there were some reports, there was a public mailing about how to avoid getting aids, but in terms of the people who are actually more likely to get aids, gay men, i.v. drug

dale in hudson, florida. how do you feel about it? theer: it should be on ballot. we need to know who is here and what division of who is here. if someone is illegal under the , and you claim everybody should open up the borders -- announcer: we will take you live to the national press coverage. -- press club. we will be hearing from national economic council director larry kudlow. >> please, turn off your cell phones. there are a lot of cameras in the room. i would like to draw your attention. there should be question cards. if you have a question for

emissions scandal has just begun or a potential damage for the german car industry let's bring in los hudson financial correspondent in frankfurt lost is there already any fallout for don. there is certainly when you look at shares here in frankfurt they're down about a percent but that is probably the least of them just problems right now this could be expensive for the company and not only and as much as tens of thousands of cars will have to be called back to but more importantly i had a duty to report any cheating issues and related issues to government authorities and they did not and now that makes this a felony and of course authorities investigators are looking into that and it is absolutely unclear right now how expensive this could be for the company in terms of fines and of course then there is a little bit of an image issue here as well because tyler looked relatively clear for years during the entire locate and cheating scandals also when it came to collusion with other car makers in terms of technical issues of pricing issues they look pretty clear yes i guess that's over well

. >> hudson. >> reporter: for mom allison rogers that doesn't matter.ted. > repor for years the nom of five from texas struggles for treatment for his behavior symptoms, like wandering, a constant symptom of autism. >> you talk about kids outside your body. i thought i lost him. i did lose him, it's an actual life or death siation. >> r rogers says prescription drugs made the 9-year-oldsi aggres. >> he actually attacked one of his brothers andlammed his brother's head and i was five feet away, i f couldn't movet enough to help either of them. >> reporter: in that moment, rogers says she felt absolutely powerless and knew it was a turning point. >> you wanto keep all your kids safe. sometimes you feel desperate and ou you start looking for things that maybe y haven't thought of before. >> reporte andhen she discovered cbd after a mom in huton's cla said i worked for her child, rogers now gives hudson up to 500 milligrams per day she buys online. >> he's more relaxed. we see more intensive communication. puppies? >> you get better eye contact. >> repor in

, -- hudson. and then beyond there, it is indistinct. a factor that brought greater attention to the theater is r.e. lee. --se emergence was emergence gave way to what happened in this theater. it was a measure of the predominance of the eastern theater in the minds of people in the united states, and in the confederacy, that appomattox was believed to render the ulysses s grant in 1864 marks -- believed to render the ulysses s grant in 1864 marks the end of the war despite thousands of confederate soldiers after april 9, 1865. and appomattox, as everyone in this room knows, after more than 150 years, remains a wildly understood moment as which the war came to a close. the second theater is the theater which sprawled across many states and offered a portable fleet of military action is u.s. army penetrated ever deeper into the confederacy. early in the conflict, it stretched from the ohio river on the north to the gulf of mexico on the south. with eastern and western limits defined by the appalach

hudson tried to get a protective order against the suspect, james rampack.judge is -- they are asking the judge be dismissed immediately. friends say hisaimother's f is keeping her strong as she prepares to bury her son. >>> a former charles county school empyee faces rape and sex offense charges. anthony williams was removed from the middle school in january after a student accused him of making opinapprate comments. during the investigation another student came forward and said she had inappropriate contact with williams. there could be more victims much the school's principal sent a letter home asking anyone child with information about sclliams' ayduct to come forward. >>> investigators a woman in loudoun county helped catchn a room stall.recording herban a the woman snapped the picture of the man on her way out of the bathroom. it led loudoun county sheriff's deputies to 31-year-old jesse scoby. it happened in the women's restroom at a medical building in lansdowne last month. scoby turned i himself on saturday and is free on bond. >>> if have you have

." ♪ memories >> hudson told us memory is one of her favorite soldiers. >> i literally have been anticipatinghat song in the scene since the moment i got the role. >> from "cats" to a famous hedgehog, jim carrey stars in an upcoming live action "sonic the hedgehog" based on the game. >> i was never a big video game guy, but now i'm going lie and say i am. >> isabela moner, the dora star couldn't help but fan girl out. >> she's your biggest fan. >> i'm a big fan. now it's really awkward. >> never happened. >> she was in in the movie. >> 20 pounds film. i still had all my baby weight. i was like, oh, my god, why am i lso back on the big screen, linda hamilton. she trained for a year to play sarah conners again. >> she got old. but i moved so far past that. >> will smith showing off boxing moves from the set of "bad boys 3" in miami. that's why he's not here in vegas. fans got a sneak peek at his films, gemini and aladdin. >> "rocketman" comes out may 31st in the states. it's not a biopick. it's a fantasy reimagining. what does that mean? >> elton live an extraordinary life and we wanted to find

in other top stories, a community in ae arundel county held a vigil for tyreek hudson. killed at his own apartment building in glen burnie. the 22-year-old engineer was allegedly gunned down by his neighbor. lud son tried to get a protective order and -- hudson tried get a protective order and was denied. the people are calling for a suspension. >>> a woman snapped a picture of a man taking pictures on a s women'bathroom. it led sheriff's opportunities to 31-year-old jesse scoby. he turned himself in on saturday. he is free on bond. much more news, traffic, and weather ahead. >>> good tuesday morning. we've got a very special story coming up this afternoon, we're going to take you to an artery that does more than just display art. it gives the space and therm platfo to be entrepreneurs. >> it makes me happy because i'm on my toy about coulding a superstarl. superstarl. h- - - okay, we he one more. - can't wait to see what it is. (giggling) - now don't worry, he's totally gonna grow into it. and soon it's gonna be college and books and fees and housing oh, the miracle of

mikhail. >> imy name is spencer hudson, and i'm a homeowner and taxpayer in this city. i supported and campaigned for and was successful in providing housing, services and funds and shelter for those of us that are homeless. during that time, i met hundreds of homeless people, people who were recently unhoused, and people who are -- who were in danger or are in danger of becoming unhoused. they are my neighbors, they are my friends. i am here to support them and this ethic to build a shelter. i am strongly opposed to any effort or laws that further criminalize or marginalize homeless people, and i am here to say i know the best solution for this catastrophe that our homeless people are living every day are homeless services, mental health services, housing services, and shelter. i ask the commissioners to think about the people that died on the street, think about the kids that died on the street. think about your compassion and love for your neighbors and vote yes for this navigation center here in the embarcadero. thank you. >> thank you, spencer. the next three speak

a composite way to create this novel. >> claire, i have to ask you -- because i am also from the hudson valley, what was it like growing up at west point? i know your father taught there right? >> i was born there and then we moved away and we moved back when i was ten years old and i lived there until his 60. if you not have a chance to go west point it is so close to where we are right now and i would highly recommend it. it is totally beautiful, unit buildings that look like hogwarts in as a kid i had the run of the place so i can walk out my back door and watched kids jumping out of airplanes, blowing things up, running around in uniform, as a child it was an extremely inspiring place to be. as a teenager i was looking up-to-the-minute women that were a few years older than me doing incredible things. when 9/11 happened we were living there and we were 50 miles away from where this horrible strategy occurred. everyone that i knew and everyone that we loved new that that was going to change their trajectories forever. and many times in ways that we cannot expect. so growing up there

two months ago, hudson tried to get a peace order on the suspect after telling a jud he threatened his life. the judge denied the request claiming there wasn't enough proo proof. family and friends are left with unanswered question >> he's a model child. we collect can't figure out why, why, why. >> after an hour, rom bump stock was arrested -- rombach was arrested. >>> yterday a woman's body was found inside a home on brighton way in stafford county. deputies later found the body a man, as well. they haven't been identified yet, but the pair were middle aged. investigators do bve they were bot shot. >>> new information on the possible cause of monday's fire re the notame cathedral in paris. a french judicial poli official tells the "ass"ciated pres that investigators believe an like trick aal -- an investigation but say it's too dangerous at this point to do a full examination. >>> courage and determination are two words being used to deirribe theighters who responded to the fire. this is a look at a ceremony held yesterday in paris honoring them. flench president -- the french presid

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court documents show this isn't the first run-in he had with hudson. two months earlier hud n tried to get a protective order on the suspect after telling a judge bermback used his hands to threaten his life. >> you know how you slit somebody's neck. and he did that. >> but the judge denied the request sayinghere wasn't ough proof. now family members and friends are devastated and left with so many unanswered questions. meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>ov our team cerage of today's breaking news continues right after this. throughout the 6:00 hour, we've got live reports to help with the key takeaways fro the mueller report. up next, nbcic news polit director chuck todd joins us live right s here in thedio rchl. >>> also ahead, former general governor says he will not get into the race to run against president trump. what he did about the crisis at the p of the virginia government. >>> after a fire inside notre dame thedral, aca >>> warm weather and sunshine out there today is allgebout to chan >> i hope you enjoyed today because it ain't lasts. this time

just two months ago hudson tried to get a peace order on the suspect after telling a judge that he was threatened for hisn life ahe judge denied the request claiming there wasn't enough proof. now family members and friends are devastated and left with so many unanswered questions. >> he's t model child that every parent would want. we couldn't wrap our around why, why, why. >> after an hours-long standoff vern beck was arrested and faced several charges including first and second-degree murder. >>> this morning we are still working toearn more about a suspected rder-suicide in northern virginia. yesterday afternoon a relative found the body of a woman inside of a home on brighton way in staffordounty. deputies later found the body of a man. they haven't been identified yet but police say the pair were middle-aged and investigators believe they wereh botshot. >>> new this morning, a day after the release of the redacted version of the special counsel report, house judiciary chair jerry nadler just issued a subpoena for the full report ad theunderlying evidence. as nbc's peter alexander