the two are charged with first degree murder in the killing of jacqueline smith.timore police department says jacqueline's husband and stepdaughter are to blame for her death. the 54-year-old electrical engineer was stabbed to death in east baltimore. at the time mr. smith said his wife was stabbed by a panhandler after she rolled down the win toe to give money. police say the story was made up. the two gave a tearful news conference describing how jacqueline lowered her window to give $10 to a woman banging in the rain with a baby. they claim the man and the begging woman ran off. jacqueline's brother reportedly never believed the story and police started zeroing in on keith. baltimore's mayor was upset about what she says is exploiting baltimore's negative perception as a violent city for the cover-up. "to learn that family members staged this killing is beyond belief and represents a double tragedy. they were responsible for taking jacqueline's life with cruelty and contrived to do so under the guise of random violence." dana, no motive has been given. >> dana:

jacqueline es la Única y indocumentada de su familia, cruzÓ la frontera hace 25 aÑos con su esposo yida la sorprendiÓ cuando uno de sus hijos que trabaja para la guardia nacional fue asignado para trabajar con la patrulla fronteriza para reforzar la seguridad en la frontera y evitar el paso de indocumentados. ella recuerda cuando su hijo le dio la noticia. un encanto en pacto muy duro para nosotros como familia. Él tiene que cumplir con sus deberes y como persona tambiÉn. >>su hijo le confesÓ que cada vez que se va a trabajar a la frontera piensa en ella. se llevÓ un gran susto cuando se llevÓ a su casa un vehÍculo de la patrulla fronteriza y pensÉ que habrÍan llegado por ella. sintiÓ un gran alivio cuando vio que su hijo venÍa en esa patrulla. ella no ha podido legalizar su situaciÓn y dice que ya esta cansada de vivir en la sombra, no quiere que su situaciÓn perjudica sus hijos. >jacqueline tambiÉn nos dijo que sus hijos estÁn más grandes y llegando el caso decreto que salir del paÍs, estÁ preparada para ello. ademÁs nos dijo que el miedo siempre estaba presente en su vida pero no

jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait is also in the exhibition granted rare permission for them to be shown. for the curators in potsdam it's like having all their christmases come at once i don't believe in christmas but i do like hot chocolate so it's like have been the best hot chocolate and it's lots of foreign and it's fantastic and it's also fantastic to do the research behind it the exhibition starts with the first portraits of chuck clean from one nine hundred fifty four shortly after the seventy two year old picasso met the twenty six year old and runs through to his final acts at the end of his life after painting his many female portraits picasso began painting men again it was a very prolific face and his life. goal was always to create and as time was passing by and he was raiding his seventy's and eighty's and even years and he knew it. the clock was ticking. picasso the late work ends with a painting that was still in progress at the time of the artist's death it seems to depict two figures and visitors are left to imagine how picasso might have completed. we

course his model and muse and lived out this role at his side in the last years of picasso's life jacqueline was really very close to her husband there are documents that also shows her clean was for a time a manager of picasso's work. as. shockley in was married to because so during the final creative phase of his life for a long time many of her portraits were only known through black and white photos of picasso studios because the works were in the family's possession jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait is also in the exhibition granted rare permission for them to be shown. for the curators in pots it's like having all their christmases come at once i don't believe in christmas but i do like hot chocolate so it's like having the best hot chocolate and it's lots of fun and it's fantastic and it's also fantastic to do the research behind it the exhibition starts with the first portraits of shakin from one nine hundred fifty four shortly after the seventy two year old picasso met the twenty six year old and runs through to his final. at the end of his life after painting his many

jacqueline murdered after giving money to a pandl h in baltimore. at least that was the story her husband told police. but they now say it was all made up, and that keith actually stabbed his wife to death. he's now charged with first degree murder andis daughter virgin valeria, police say, was an accessory after the fact. th two were arrested in texas not far from the mexican border. her mother said she last saw couple when they visited her in rhode island for thanksgiving. she had these words for keith at her daught's funeral. >> i gave you a beautiful avughter. i you my beautiful daughter and you let her die like that. i know she didn't deserve to die the way she died. >> reporter: prior to that thanksgiving vit, trisvane said she had not seen her years.er for two keith and valeria have waived extradition and should return to maryland in a matter of days. jim? >> just a bizarre turn of events. all right, nicole, thank you. >>> now to a decades old murder case in prince george's county, tonight a mother's pain is rushing back as she waits for her

keith smith a his daughter were with jacqueline on the night of the stabbing. now, investigators say the two made up the ole story. they were here the texas boeer. they w trying to flee the u.s. >> these individuals took advantage of an, situat a city that's dealing with its own problems. we look forward ofru this act being brought to justice. >> jacqueli jacqueline's mother. >>> rauna shot his family before he took his own life. there w an argument before the shooting there. police spent hours gathering information athe hous the neighbor is shocked with what happened. >> you see this going on and you think, this can be possible. and that happens, it's unbelievable that it would happen here. >> pice sayhere's able ten people in the home, including several children at the time of the shooting. tudent for loudon county schools is apologizingr at found unculturculturally insensitive. last month, students were told to act out the underground railroad during an obstacle course. some were told to act as slaves and others as slave owners. they teach difficult topics b

back in december 54-year-old jacqueline smith was stabbed to death. after she was generous to a pan handler after she stopped to give him some money. but now there is a shocking twist the police say that her own family made the story up to cover for her murder. trace gallagher joins us with the latest tonight. this is some story, trace. >> it is, martha. the initial story 52-year-old keith smith told police that he and his wife jacqueline were at a traffic light in baltimore when his wife rolled down a window $10 to a woman appearing to be holding an infant with a sign saying please help me feed my baby. smith said that suddenly a man approached the car, struggled to take his wife's wallet and stabbed her and ran off with the wallet and the female pan handler. keith smith would then tell his story to the media. watch. >> i'm just -- i feel like i'm stuck in a nightmare. >> the story was dubbed the good samaritan killing and attracted national attention. it also sparked a backlash against pan handlers even oprah winfrey who used to anchor the news in b

jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait is also in the exhibition granted rare permission for them to be shown. for the curators in pots it's like having all their christmases come at once i don't believe in christmas but i do like hot chocolate so it's like having the best hot chocolate and it's lots of fun and it's fantastic and it's also fantastic to do the research behind it the exhibition starts with the first portraits of chuck clean from one nine hundred fifty four shortly after the seventy two year old picasso met the twenty six year old and runs through to his final acts at the end of his life after painting his many female portraits picasso began painting men again it was a very prolific face in his life. his snob or one goal was always to create. as time was passing by and he was celebrating his seventy's and eighty's and even no i.d.'s and he knew that. the clock was ticking. picasso the late work ends with a painting that was still in progress at the time of the artist's death it seems to depict two figures and visitors are left to imagine how picasso might have c

course his model and muse and lived out this role at his side in the last years of picasso's life jacqueline was really very close to her husband there are documents that also shows a clean was for a time a manager of picasso's work off the. shack clean was married to because so during the final creative phase of his life for a long time many of her portraits were only known through black and white photos of picasso studios because the works were in the family's possession jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait is also in the exhibition granted rare permission for them to be shown. for the curators in potsdam it's like having all their christmases come at once i don't believe in christmas but i do like hot chocolate so. it's like having the best hot chocolate and it's lots of fun and it's fantastic and it's also fantastic to do the research behind it the exhibition starts with the first portraits of sharks seen from nine hundred fifty four shortly after the seventy two year old picasso met the twenty six year old and runs through to his final acts at the end of his life after paintin

several in tech with us on why companies are rushing to public markets, denn dennis burman and jacquelinewhat does the levi's debut tell us about the appetite for ipo, sometimes it is more about growth and revenue, sometimes it is about profit, sometimes about tech savvy i'm not sure what this is about. >> i think of the game behind the game the game behind this game which was super exciting, when you take a calmer look and see what's going on, asset management, there's so much money going into etfs, we had $350 billion going into etfs one of the provisos for those, you cannot have dual class listed stock there's a whole range of investors, pension funds that don't want dual class. companies like levi's can go public with dual class structure. why are they able to levi's may be a different example but some tech companies don't need the money, they need liquidity. when i look at the game behind the game, the big changes in the asset management business, the de-equitization of both companies buying back stock and companies leaving the listings area, you don't have options other than to buy.

no hay que olvidar las muertes de felipe gÓmez alonso de ocho aÑos, de jacqueline cal de 7 aÑos y enÓ mientras estaba bajo las autoridades de ice. tenemos varias repercusiones. sabemos que despuÉs de la muerte de estos dos menores hubo un cambio en la polÍtica de las dependencias de ice con este tipo de inmigrantes. vamos a ver lo que tiene que decir tambiÉn el gobierno. pamela: en muchas ocasiones las organizaciones sugieren una investigaciÓn transparente y tambiÉn un trato digno de esos migrantes en los centros de detenciÓn. estaremos muy pendientes de esta cuarta muerte que tenemos que reportar. borja: congresistas demÓcratas reaccionan en las redes al caso de un bebÉ enfermÓ detenciÓn de texas. una de las polÍticas que ha hablado es la legisladora verÓnica escobar quien denunciÓ el caso las redes sociales y dijo: un bebÉ muy enfermo de un aÑo no estÁ recibiendo la atenciÓn mÉdica adecuada. este bebÉ debe ser llevado a un hospital inmediatamente. te cuento que ice negÓ tener a un pequeÑo enfermo en sus instalaciones. pamela: la organizaciÓn raÍz denunciÓ en las redes la semana pas

jacqueline mother spoke for the first time since the arrest sunday. she says her daughter was a good person who everyone loved. she spoke those words -- spoke these words to keith at her daughter's neral. >> i gave you a beautiful daughter. i gave y my beautiful daughter and you let her die like that. iid know shet deserve the die the way she died. >> the two suspects are being held without bail and waived an extradition hearing. a> today the man who killed prince george's county high school student is set to be freed. the body of thigha owens was found in the woods not far from northwestern high school back in 1996. she was just 14 at the time. dna evidence led police to matthew who was sentenced to 15 years in prison, but now he'sg gettin out early because of his good behavior. mya's mother is ttrage. >> w kind of murderer can come home on good time. my daughter will never have good time. she's dead forever. >> angela wood is talg her fight for justice for annapolis. she wants a law that requires convicted killers serve their entire sentence. >>> ne

. >>> la niÑa guatemalteca jacqueline cal fallecida en custodia de la patrulla fronteriza en diciembreen se del paso texas. afectando varios Órganos de la pequeÑa de 7 aÑos. otro niÑo guatemalteco falleciÓ bajo custodia. se abre una nueva esperanza de llevar comida y medicamentos a los venezolanos, la cruz roja informÓ que que el rÉgimen de mr distribuir ayuda humanitaria dentro de venezuela. carolina estÁ en caracas con lo detalles carolina >>> hola josÉ, el dÍa de hoy la cruz roja internacional se comprometiÓ desde caracas a que los prÓximos 15 dÍas, van a distribuir la ayuda humanitaria que tienen un mes en cucuta. vamos con francesco roca de la cruz roja internacional. >>> claro que estamos listos aceptar la donaciÓn de los paÍses donantes. lo que es importante, si cumplen con nuestro principio fundamental. >>> la escasez de medicamentos espera el 90%. los venezolanos lamentaron que no se pueda ingresar la ayuda humanitaria a travÉs de la frontera con colombia. >>> >>> como vÍctima que tengo quoÓo con diabetes porque no conseguÍ los medicamentos. >>> los miembros de la cruz roja in

tambiÉn se irÁ para honduras el niÑo de 10 aÑosjaqueline, pero le pone tri , papÁ se queda con jacquelinevidar porque estarÉ pendiente siempr >> hoy fue dÍa de hacer maletas, se empaca ropa y pertenencias y lo que mÁs pesa es el dolor de la separaciÓ >> ¿ esta preparada para maÑana >> maÑana serÁ el dÍa mÁ triste de mi vida porque voy a tener que irme sin ellos, ellos se podrÍan i pero quÉ los voy a llevar a hacer a honduras >> ingresos sin documentos solo 19 aÑotres hijo 19 aÑos despuÉs, y con tres hijos estadounidesoncitud estatus aprobada, un proceso que segÚn eyes no puede entrar en el paÍs hasta que concluya >> >> regresarÉ por la puerta grande en miami, florida, noticias telemund >>popocatÉpetl donde la fuerte erupciÓn del al regresar, recorremos el poblado mÁs cercano a coco coatepec donde la erupciÓn del volcÁn mantiene a las autoridadey a la gente en alerta, decenas de comunidades siguen anegadas por las inundaciones que amenazan a millones de personas en el paÍ de gira, no tienes tiempo para esperar. nuevos elvive rapid revivers acondicionadores profundos. los acondicionadores p

reportera: la autopsia realizada al cuerpo de la niÑa jacqueline, de siete aÑos de edad, indica la presenciaiÑa falleciÓ por una infecciÓn bacteriana generalizada, verdad? que afectÓ muchos órganos de su cuerpo. reportera:detalla la condiciÓn de los órganos, resaltando hemorragia e inflamaciÓn severas en los pulmones. el hÍgado un monstruo hubo estratos sistemÁtica, conocida tambiÉn como hÍgado graso. el forense encontrÓ un golpe superficial en el labio superior de la menor. >> nos comunicamos a los abogados que representan a la familia. nos indicas que estÁn analizando el caso. los pasos a seguir en este momento tambiÉn. reportera: a pesar de que los exÁmenes encontrará la presencia de varios medicamentos en el organismo de la menor, comÚnmente utilizados en las salas de emergencia, la congresista verÓnica escobar prensa esta tarde para hablar sobre la crisis migratoria, seÑalÓ. verÓnica escobar: por eso, el estÁ queriendo mover estas familias tan pronto sea posible. nos avisa que los van a dejar en las calles, si es necesario, porque no quieren otras muertes en sus manos. patricia: finalme

customers like jacqueline haines comes in for yoga and gets one-on-one advice for managing their health >> they have a diet eugz who will meet for you for free so she is teaching me about my blood pressure, because i have hypertension >> and a respiratory therapist and now products to treat sleep apn apnea. >> it is one of the least -- or most undiagnosed opportunities having a respiratory therapist and the nurse practitioner to collaborate, we can both screen and then provide and fit masks, machines and teach people how to use them >> here at the new health hub, cvs is reaching out to aaetna members to come into the store for health coaching services >> we've been pleasantly surprised how many of our pharmacy services when offered dietician services have said yes. >> i stopped checking for my health angle the yoga class and initial consultations are free but diagnostic service as and medical services are billed through insurance or paid out of polk humana, cigna, united health reach out to members over the phone or e-mail to suggest services to treat chronic conditions like diabetes or

couple additions of the holy bible to many biographies of everybody from alexander the great to jacqueline kennedy. a wonderful collection of charles dickens. best truman as the letters infer, introduced him to the characters that charles dickens created and dickens would hold a special place in harry truman's heart. so in the evening hours, mr. and mrs. truman would retreat to the room and they would sit side by side and also music lovers but they were lovers of classical music. so to bess and harry truman, music meant chopin, beethoven, bach. mostly classical music. the modern music of the 1950's, 1960's and up to his death he called noise. you could always tell in those last years where mr. and mrs. truman were by where the lights were on. and many remembered walking by 219 north delaware street and they would see the lights on here in the study. and through the windows, they could see the silhouettes of mr. and mrs. truman sitting and reading. he believed that history was best taught by biography and so when he would talk to a young person or to truman library, speak to a group of youn

. >> jacqueline got on facebook, searched haines, and found several posts, one which said -- >> i knowaquanna. they said her name in the comments. i said this can't be a convince deposits. >> reporter: she found out she has not only one or two biological siblings, but 13, making her number 14. >> i went from eight siblings to 21. that's a big jump. >> reporter: now she and her family are learning more about her bonus family. >> my biological mom passed away at 47 of ovarian cancer. that's one thing i learned. that cancer is pretty prevalent. twins are also prevalent. so, yeah, no kids for me. >> that was kprc reporting. the whole family is now planning a huge reunion for all of them. >> 21 brothers and officesister. that's amazing. >>> berating birthdays, caroline mannheim is 58. lester holt from "nbc nightly news" turns to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve

in december jacqueline smith's husband said she abfad while giving money to a panhandler in baltimorebut now police say smith's husband and stepdaughter staged that attack. both are charged with murder. >>> and tonight, the finale of the shocking new docuseries "leaving neverland" airs. it tells the account of two men who say they were abused by michael jackson. miguel almaguer has the story and a warning, the allegations are disturbing. >> every night that i was with him, there was abuse. >> reporter: sharing stories of alleged childhood abuse in graphic detail, wade robson and james safechuck describe michael jackson as a sexual predator. >> not getting caught was a big like just kind of fundamental. he would tell me that if anybody found out, his life would be over. >> reporter: in the explosive new docuseries "leaving neverland," now airing on hbo, safechuck and robson chronicle alleged abuse years in the making. >> i'm the most happiest when i'm on stage and when i'm with jimmy safechuck. >> the tour was the start of this sexual like couple relationship. >> reporter: it started,

that's it for this hour from my team up for myself on the team jacqueline vogel be with you going through the headlines throughout the day thanks for staying here not international. my seven years doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse you sort of going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. the war on drugs. there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. sins for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say by daddy as you're walking out of a business it's just it doesn't get easier. as this is a stick from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litter bugs are throwing us away i

up of the top stories from the last seven days and the latest up to date news hey on the weekly jacqueline vega will take over in around thirty minutes but first a continuation of our documentary called a plastic surgery coca-cola is in secret. breaks it killed joan. rule of finding oh oh oh oh oh dear it's crazy oh. we've been a real good shots few good murders girls all like. become some sort of last minute young people are deciding this they want to be not like their parents not like the new liberal. it's always drug school. was always there problems but you're not going to focus and walk it's the most ubiquitous gun out there most police departments use it almost overstayers in the school tell that they could get their hands on down more than twenty four hours. we were teaching these kids of both racism about police brutality taking cried of them there are these kids are a part of history. the incident was not built for security so we have to take it to a different level and we have to take the new value that is five g. level when you can embed security security is an industry and the

couple additions of the holy bible to many biographies of everybody from alexander the great to jacqueline kennedy. a wonderful collection of charles dickens. bess truman, as the letters infer, introduced him to the characters that charles dickens created and dickens would hold a special place in harry truman's heart. so in the evening hours, mr. and mrs. truman would retreat to the room and they would sit side by side. they were also music lovers but they were lovers of classical music. so to bess and harry truman, music meant chopin, beethoven, bach. mostly classical music. the modern music of the 1950's, 1960's and up to his death he called noise. you could always tell in those last years where mr. and mrs. truman were by where the lights were on. and many remembered walking by 219 north delaware street and they would see the lights on here in the study. and through the windows, they could see the silhouettes of mr. and mrs. truman sitting and reading. he believed that history was best taught by biography and so when he would talk to a young person or at truman library, speak to a group

it was back in december when keith smith claimed that his wife jacqueline wanted to give a panhandler money so shewn rolle he window. he said a man reached inside and snateced herace and pocketbook and then stabbed her to death. >> poihas to the fact it was not a panhandler and that the circumstances were very diffent and people took advantage of baltimore. and we want to make sure that the truth comes out and justice is done. >> keith smithisnd daughter were seen crying at a press conference following the incide. the story gaining national headlines when oprah winfrey warned people not to give money to panhandls. >>> anrgument at a family gathering in fairfax county ends in gunfire. a man shot and killed his wife, another man, and then killed himself. the incident rattling neighbors in this tight knit neighborhood on cromwell drive in springfield. police spent hours going in and out the home gathering evidence. police say he shot his wife and nathaniel cooper before taking his own life. there were about ten people in the home last night including several children. >>> civil rights le

jacqueline let's hear it in a villa and francesca milan disagree both activists are horrified at what the city council is doing they say it's a step back to the middle ages. because the rona has become a little laboratory for right wing policies for those who are governing italy at the moment. because the body to get us to make these policies with respect to women's reproductive rights and the rights of elegy p.t.i. communities has proven to be discriminatory and violent this can you know if you don't store really funny to deal with this which is that when you're leaving on the . sporting a kind of vision of the sanctity of the female body which must follow its natural destiny meaning motherhood childcare and house. when the motion was filed with the city council thousands of pro-choice activists took to the streets they say they wanted to continue to decide what to do should they become pregnant. for forty years abortion has been legal in italy in the first ninety days of pregnancy after a required counseling session and a week's time for consideration. the activists are fighting to

well jacqueline it seems that here in the u.k. very highly likely formula is back in the spotlight as reports circulate citing white hole sources that it is quote highly likely that russia's military intelligence or the g.r.u. hacked the not so well known until recently british based institute for state craft now we now know that the national crime agency is investigating a cyber attack into this think tank and while this investigation is ongoing a former senior ministry of defense civil servants and co-founder of the institute for statecraft seems to believe that it could have been nobody else but russia despite not having proof. beyond a thing we said through the roof of our assessment that it is up for and the proof is that you are you well just a reminder that this institute for state craft and its integrity initiative program has been in the headlines recently and this program is aimed at tackling so-called russian this information and exposing think news this is a program that's been funded by over two point two million poun

well you know what perhaps the most poignant question of all that's going to be asked today jacqueline is the one that you just asked and the answer to that is it needs to be a public private partnership government and social media corporations absolutely need to collaborate on cyber crime such as this we know factually speaking that terrorism regardless of its vaine terrorism uses social media to recruit or to plan attacks we know this to be true in that be the case one of those elements can operate without the other the private sector of corporations social media companies and government need to work together to provide a safe the global community if both of them do not work together united going to be having a lot more conversations like this on the heels of mass transit. law enforcement analyst paul violence thank you so much for finding time to join us on the program today. for more details and live updates on this incident you can always head to our web site r t v dot com. an exchange of fire has escalated tensions between israel and palestinian islamised in the gaza strip israel

discussed this earlier with my colleague jacqueline. well the i.n.f. treaty which has been banning land based missiles with ranges up to five thousand five hundred kilometers since nine hundred eighty eight is falling apart completely the u.s. and russia have been doing it step by step and president putin has just made another formal one he actually signed a document which suspends it on the russian side but everyone realized it was the beginning of the end of this agreement back in october last year when donald trump started bashing that treaty and it is the only problem for the treaty russia has a legit violations then while on the one hand the donald trump administration has really been trying to make it seem that moscow's behavior is the number one reason of the other hand the fact is that the i.n.f. treaty was signed by the leaders of the us and the u.s.s.r. and that's why other countries weren't obliged to do anything under the agreement and in his latest statements donald trump isn't really hiding that he's also pulling out because the likes of

six about they expected that he will face further charges over the shooting early on my colleague jacqueline. information about the. spite the fact that the authorities were saying to the media and to the public please don't show it please don't share this stream and the recording of it was all over social media for the first few hours after the attack and we are not going to show you that one maybe just a few screen shots but it is absolutely surreal everything is disturbing about this attack but this is just beyond words. it appears like the camera was attached to the man's face or maybe so more below so you can see the actual goal in fact it looks like a video game and where ever the gun is pointing you can actually see the gun the man just kills everyone who he sees in these rooms people who are trying to escape what he does if he just keeps running around all these rooms trying to look for more and more people in this case a few hours before the attack happened a manifesto again supposedly by that same man appeared with motives being outlawed some of them included immigrant sentiment an

was stabbed to death is under arrest after they blamed a panhandler for her murder. 54-year-old jacquelineth was killed in december. her husband and stepdaughter said a man stabbed smith after she reached out a window to give money to a woman begging in the rain with a baby. police say keith smith and his daughter valeria were arrested in texas yesterday while trying to leave the country. they've been charged with first-degree murder. >> people took advantage of baltimore, and i -- what we want to make sure is that the truth comes out and justice is done. >> police do not offer a motive. the case drew national attention. some, including oprah winfrey, expressed concern about giving money to panhandlers. >>> still to come, blame canada. an executive of the chinese tech firm huawei is suing the canadian government. he canadian government. shouldn't mean going back to the doctoro just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection

twenty eight year old male appeared in court today and was charged with murder my colleague jacqueline vegas. for more information about the shooting. one man in his late twenty's has been charged with murder and will appear in court on saturday now two other suspects are definitely being held in connection with this shooting at this point we are not really looking for any identified because we never assume that their on other people involved that's why we've got. prisons. across canterbury and right across new zealand we don't have nine to five people that we're looking for but it would be wrong to assume that there is no want to. something else we learned from police boss mike bush and it's actually very astonishing that the agencies and the relevant authorities both from new zealand and australia hard nothing about the perpetrators or their preparations before hand but media are already naming a name through an alleged live stream then there was this life stream and we cannot confirm that but it looks like the attacker was live streaming everything he was doing on facebook and every

that's on news this hour jacqueline will take over in around thirty minutes time but do stay with us style full going on the ground. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you'd like to be first to see what the flaws three of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. first city. something seemed wrong all along just don't all. get to shape out just to get the ticket and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. my son doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse he started going after the users in the prison population. we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. the war on drugs. there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. sins for whom minor minor offenders in th

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hi jacqueline well some four dozen victims in this mass shooting really put this tragedy next to the list of some of the worst such disasters in the history of the world and who could have known that something like that could happen in new zealand in christ church which isn't even the biggest city of this country it's not the capitol i can tell you that it took police commissioner mike bush sorry several hours to say that at least one man has been charged with murder and he will appear in court on saturday however his press conference left quite a few questions unanswered for example mr bush still can not confirm the number of offenders. you know there are. things. i'm aware of its suggestion which we're working through the moment when i have absolute clarity about. all the sharing that we never assume that there are other people involved that's why we've got to mince prisons. across canterbury and right across new zealand we don't have nine or identified people that we're looking for but it would be wrong to assume that there is no one else so police caught the offender rather quick

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jacqueline, as we await the ag barr release of the report, principal findings, are democrats set tooeing here is uncharted waters. you have seen democrats do in the past few weeks is sort of try to build up these other investigations that have been surrounding the mueller report from house judiciary to house intel to the various investigations into potential financial wrongdoings by the president and some of his allies. again, it's just we don't know what is in this report. i can't stress that enough. i know it's been said countless times. just because there are no additional indictments just as rep conley told you does not mean the president has not committed criminal wrongdoing, does not mean that house judiciary will not proceed are impeachment proceedings. it is a matter of what is exactly in this report. and you know, i think as jerry nadler has said, even if you're just looking at the public record here, there are a lot of dots that sort of point to obstruction of justice. you know, but i think at the end of the day, what is good news for the trump white house is that people li

well jacqueline here in the u.k. the now infamous highly likely formula pops back into the spotlight as reports circulate citing white hole sources claiming that russia's military intelligence service the g.r.u. had been according to them the one to hack and up until recently not very well known british beast institute for state craft now we understand that now that's been announced that the national crime agency here in the case carrying out an investigation into the cyber attack him or senior ministry of defense civil servant who is also a co-founder of this institute for statecraft is already claiming that it could only have been russia despite lack of proof so far. bill nothing we send to the. our assessment that it is up for and the proof. of this institute for statecraft and its program the integrity of initiative that has been in the headlines for the last couple of months on and off is a program that aims to tackle what's called russian descent for me ssion they try to expose feek news all of this is done to

what does the this move by putin mean jacqueline hi well the treaty which has been banning land made a land base sorry missiles with ranges up to five thousand five hundred kilometers since nine hundred eighty eight is falling apart and the u.s. and russia are destroying it step by step now we've just seen another formal move by vladimir putin but everyone realized that the green and it was basically the beginning of the end of it when donald trump started bashing the treaty back and it and then the u.s. government came up with an ultimatum demanding russia to stop violating the rules and russia then said that it was in violating anything and then this tit for tat began and everyone realized the agreement was doomed so as the only problem for the treaty russia's alleged violations the americans are trying to make it seem this is the number one reason why the first said goodbye to the cream and but in fact there's something important originally it was signed between washington and moscow the us and u.s.s.r. thirty years ago and other countries weren't obliged to do anything under this

document if they actually are giving away a lot of rights and you hear your ear and posing this jacqueline futile layer into the economy they've got about two minutes left new york is going after a lobbyist palm out of form for mortgage fraud you covered the role of banks and industrial scale robust signing another mortgage fraud back in two thousand and eight karl tell us about the role of new york in giving cover to the big banks for their trillions of dollars of crimes of all metaphors going to prison and is going to probably go to prison again under new york's law because he was an associate of donald trump's there the number of people who pulled something at least. equally egregious is what he did in the mortgage market and got away with it not just in two thousand and eight and just prior to that but all the way to today is literally without the ability to count so you've got one guy that gets busted and you know then the state of new york sees that well you know he didn't really get along at all since the way we kind of see things at the federal level solicit charge him as a state p