james may was a british national who fought in the second boer war in africa. as shot, wounded, and left for dead. thankfully, may's life was saved by a tribe of zulus, and during his convalescence, he passes away the hours enjoying a boyhood pastime -- bug collecting and pinning. when he regains his health, he continues a life of adventure, which includes his obsession with bugs. rj steer is james' great-grandson. >> he immigrated to canada, which was still part of the british crown at the time, and worked as a park ranger in manitoba and hunted big game, and also continued to avidly collect. >> james gets married and has three sons, only one of whom -- john, born in 1915 -- shares james' love for bugs. carla harris is john may's daughter. he went on trips with his father collecting around canada. he certainly supported his father that way and loved the collection. >> when the great depression hits, james loses his job as a park ranger, and money is tight, but his teenage son john, who, unlike his father, has a head for business, figures out how to turn dad's u

champion, james holzhauer may be part of next season if he keeps winning big.roke his own record winning $131,000. let that sink in. overall, he's won nearly 700,000 bucks. and kenneth is loving this run. >> he is so impressive. >> every night he comes in and has new facts about it. >> he runs the board. he has a great strategy. it's so cool to watch. >> yeah. >>> those of you waiting for samsung's new foldable phone, listen up. >> the phone costs nearly $2,000. but there may be a problem. reporters testing them out say the phones have broken or been dented after just two days. >> wow. >> part of the problem may be user error. apparently, some people are peeling off a protective layer over the screen that keeps the display flexible. samsung says they're going to address this. >> that better be indestructable. >> absolutely. and respond my texts for me, my e-mails. >> i need it to get my food. all those things. be my co-anchor. >>> quarterback brian fitzgerald of the miami dolphins loves his kid like he loves birthday cake. all of his kids. that's the problem. >

for the triali trial, it turns out there was serious fraud progress we gear up and then james and some of you may recall that they were the sole owners but then the madison guarantee was hillary's client which is raising a series of questions and whose funding was used inappropriately for the whitewater land deal. there was fraud with the entire transaction as we look ahead but like an appraiser inflated the price into his credit you see what is unfolding now and a scandal involving college admissions. it is an ugly situation but they already have guilty pleas. that is what we were experiencing. >> it really is a complex. >> very prominent offshoots that at that time was a a former law partner of but there were some questions. >> so can you talk about that case quick. >> yes. bob had undertaken and examination of the circumstances of the death of vincent foster was a very successful lawyer, and i'll law partner of hillary and with humble. theee three of them were very close t and i'm pleased to say that there is no suggestion that vince foster was somehow involved in the fraudulent transactions.

geared up for the trial against the sitting governor jim tucker and james and susan mcdougall and names for the past but some of you may recall that james and susan mcdougall for the sole owners of the madison guaranty savings and loan which had collapsed, fraud, and madison guaranty was hillary's client at the rose law firm which raised a series of questions but also was, and that, an institution whose funding was in fact used inappropriately for the financing of the whitewater land deal and it gets complex area. when you unravel it all there was fraud of the entire transaction of the financing of the whitewater land deal and so as we look ahead to that trial knowing we were going to trial and not going to have some guilty pleas people along the way, robert palmer, an appraiser who had fraudulent inflated but to his credit some people you see what is unfolding now and the scandal involving the college admissionss right? ugly situation but people entering guilty pleas and i did it and that's what we were experiencing in the upshot was we expanded the trial team in addressing, by the way, included rod rosenstein that is

james pitzen telling nbc news, there may be an up side to the hoax by a 23-year-old man who claimed toe his son. >> exposure, we'll get his face back out there. he's alive somewhere. i know he is. you can't give up hope. what can you do, declare him dead? i'm not going to do that. >> it's been eight years since his mother took him out of school, and ultimately killed himself. a dna test proved he was a fraud. james pitzen says the experience was like ripping off a scab but now says you've got to wait for the scab to heal. >>> a horrific accident in phoenix leaves three people dead including a six-month old child. a fire truck on route to a structure fire sunday morning collided with a pickup. an adult man and woman were killed along with the baby. the cause of the accident under investigation chl investigation. three firefighters were taken to the hospital. they are said to be in stable condition. >>> three members of congress say the trump administration is blocking their access to a homestead, florida, facility. housing unaccompanied migrant children. debbie wasserman schultz, all re

doctors tell james he may end up in a wheelchair, but he's hoping new medications wil help slow the proisas >> he'oing to fight it. >> i wish him the very best. >>> we have winds here. that's been the big story. it was blowing like crazy today. i saw my newspaper going down then of my driveway this morning. this is ridiculous outside. >> you know what else those winds were blowing around? thell po. that's why i'm talking like this today. >> i did notice >>there. t is just terrible out there. here's why. not only do trees c run high, but mold spores from all the rain we had over the weekend are nowigh as well. post thd oed this on my facebod twitter pages. grasses continue to run for the most part local to moderate this year. if your allergies are bothering you, it's mold and trees. the winds will sub sigside betw 7:00 and 8:00 tonight. with clear skies in place, our temperatures will cool off nicely. by 11:00 p.m. we're at 50 degrees in washington. 40 degrees in the suburb. it will be a chilly start in washogton. mid tpper 30s in the suburbs. you definitely want to grab the jacket headi

james pitzen tells nbc news, there may be an upside to the hoax by a 23-year-old man who claimed to be>> exposure will help him get his face back out there. he's alive somewhere. i know he is. you can't give up hope. as soon as you give up hope, then what should i do, declare him dead? i mean, i'm not going to do that. >> timmothy would be 14 years old. he went missing when his mother took him out of school, brought him to a hotel and ultimately killed herself. last week, the man claiming to be timmothy surfaced in kentucky but dna proved he was a fraud. >>> a horrific accident leaves three people dead including a six-month-old baby. a fire truck on route to a structure fire collided with a pickup. an adult man and woman in the pickup were killed along with the baby. the cause of the accident under investigation. reports say the fire truck had its lights and sirens on. three firefighters were taken to the hospital. they are said to be in stable condition. >>> three members of congress say the trump administration is blocking their access to a homestead, florida, facility housing housin

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ask your dermatologist ♪ ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at the disneyland resort >>> and welcome back to "gma." the fictional jamesst famous spy. but a real-life prince got a taste of what it took to be a secret agent man. abc's david wright joins us from our london bureau with more on this story. david, good morning. >> reporter: they say the actual job of being a spy is probably a bit less glamorous than the movies would make it appear. that's probably true of the job of royal, as well. prince william has been out of the public eye for the last two weeks. we now know that he's been on a top-secret mission, doing a deep dive with british intelligence. >> the name's bond. james bond. >> reporter: kensington palace has yet to say how the duke of cambridge takes his martinis. >> vodka martini, shaken, not stirred. >> reporter: but his royal highness has enjoyed an up-close look at her majesty's secret service for the past three weeks including a week at mi-6, the real home of 007. a week at mi-5. and a week at the ultra top secret gchq. >> a suit is a modern gentleman's armor. the kingsman agents are the new knights

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he is expected to sp down in may and james nori will be steppis in his replacement. this comes less than 24 hours after nielsen resigned. she privately clash with the rresident for months o policies at the border. looking to restart the family separation policy as a deterrent for migrants. they highlight a mounting number of vacancies in the administration. 10ey positions without permanent replacements from the pentagon to the un. they are growing concerns about the leadship void at dhs. more note on the democratic side eric swalwell said he will run for president as many expected he made his announcement with an appearance with stephen colbert. he is the 15th candidate to enter the race. >>or this last day of the session, the general assembly is stopping work early. a joint session will be held to honor a long timing member. michael busch died over the weekend, the longest serving speaker in state history. today was the first time since 2003 he didn't presidehe over end of the session. >> republicans and democrats are all going to come together finitely tonight, but

f that sounds like something inspired by james bond, it may have been. he was a big james bond fan as in the c.i.a. that march, as the c.i.a. was ideas, fledge or happened to be visiting washington. e had dinner at the home of jack kennedy and jacqueline kennedy and somebody asked him, and cheek, if he had any ideas for offering fidel he came up with a crazy plot he would drop leaflets over havana advertising radiation was in the air and it tended to cling to men's beards. he only way to getry of the radiation would be to shave the beards so therefore all of shave s minuteions would their beards and supposedly lose mystical power. tried to track down them down while in washington but it was too late. leming had already flown back to london. another method the c.i.a. considered was assassination. assassinate not just fidel but also his brother another, a sort of assassination trifecta. plan was ious c.i.a. approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month. march 17, 1960. the plan developed by richard c.i.a.'s famously brilliant director of plans, was cuban

we never get the vision of james garfield who may because he was detached from party politics will reverse>> the place where it does seem like regard lucky is harry truman probably the most unprepared man for office given the magnitude of the challenges the country faced when franklin roosevelt died. >> truman is a politician with an awe shucks mentality from new jersey that's not thought much about the world and experienced very little about the world. in 8 two days as vice president, he doesn't get a single intelligence briefing and doesn't meet a single foreign leader and out and about socializing and not briefed on the atomic bomb. on april 12th, 1945 truman finds himself trust into power while the battle is raging at the height of the war and briefed on the manhattan project to figure out what to do about this weapon and in his first four months he makes some of the most important decisions that will shape the war and post war order. >> sometimes we do get lucky. i have to leave the rest for leaders to buy this terrific book. pleasure to have you on. >> thank you so much. >> we will b

oh, and there's -- >> harvard law professor noah feldman says that when the president fired james comey he mayice. >> my own view is that he could have done so if he did it with corrupt intent. it's true that the director of the fbi works for the president and the president has the right to remove him on any whim that he might have. but the fact that the president can remove comey doesn't mean he can do it were gain. >> you need a smoking gun. >> it's very hard to prove corrupt intent. >> and of course this is the debate surrounding trump with attorney general william barr asserting that the president did not obstruct justice and many others arguing that he did. >> obstruction of justice is a serious crime. if there's going to be any accountability, that accountability has to come from the congress. >> feldman does see possible charges in another case, michael cohen's sworn testimony that the president directed him to make an illegal payment to stormy daniels. cohen says it was made to influence the election. >> a president who distorts the electoral process and breaks the law in doing so is s

so we never get the vision of games james garfield, he may have been able to reverse some of what andrewhe place it seems we got lucky is harry truman, probably the most unprepared man for office given the magnitude of the challenges the country faced when franklin roosevelt died. >> truman is basically a provisional prescription with an awe hr shucks mentality and 82 days as vice president, he only pleased fdr twice, doesn't get a single intelligence briefing. doesn't meet a single foreign leader, is basically out socializing. he is not briefed on the atomic bomb. in 1812 when fdr takes his last breath. he finds himself tluft into the pinnacle power he is briefed on the manhattan project and has to figure out what to do about this destructive weapon. yet in his first four months, he has to make the important decisions to shape the war and post-war order. >> sometimes we do get lucky. i will have to leave the rest for no contract. all with nationwide coverage... tracfone. for moments that matter. all with nationwide coverage... so you're with the ups store? yes. in fact, we printed these

afternoon white house announced that head of secret service was also asked to step down, succeeded in may by james murray. and because of a statute, to dhs, acting deputy secretary, claire grady will have to step down to allow kevin mcaleenan to take over. more change are likely, driven in large part by president's domestic policy chief stephen miller. >> according to a law enforcement source this announcement this afternoon that secret service director would be stepping down came as a shock to secret service personnel. on immigration, a san francisco judge blocked administration's policy of sending central american asylum secrets back to mexico while their cases are ajudicated. the judge gave the white house until friday to respond. >> john thank you. >> reporting as usual, the 9th circuit court of appeals doing what we would expect. >> president's new choice to run the department of homeland security. kevin mcaleenan, is the head of customs and border protection, he is a deputy commissioner of cbp, he started there in 2014, he has supported president zero tolerance policy, and backed tougher asy

. >> you don't think that was james earl jones? >> it may have been.nd the same to me. >> yes, scar is different. scar to me is even scarier. >> good ear. >> i'll have to check that out. >> still no sign of beyonce. they are hiding that for the end. >> you have to go to theaters for that. >> the final push. what's going on weatherwise. reggie wished for that and nicer weather. in the upper midwest and down into the rockies, the storm is about to pull out of the mountains and explosively develop like the one last month. hopeful hopeful hopefully -- remember the last time they had to dig the cattle out? a sad scene. the sun is up and get ready for a total sunshine today. breezy and milder. rain season over. mid-60s. upper 60s to near 70 around the bay. and these temperatures will be a little bit above average. breezy up in our hills in the east bay. that's what you can expect later on today in the lower elevations. going to the game -- that's the wrong graphic. mid-60s with sunshine so grab the sunscreen. enjoy the wonderful weather at oracle park. mid-4

the exact shape of the new administration may take weeks to decide. jamesnd james joins us now from madrid. how hard will it be for the socialists to form a government? i think pedro sanchez may want to go it alone as a minority government with ad hoc support or he might want to get a formal coalition with the left—wing and regional parties. it's quite a difficult task because this election has shown how divided spain is, it's one of the most divided countries in western europe. four yea rs countries in western europe. four years after the end of the franco regime those divisions, those fractures, were largely hidden by two mean parties but this election has blown all that apart and exposed at the competing building blocks which have always made up spain, from a populist left through to a traditionalist at heart rate, that ha rd rate traditionalist at heart rate, that hard rate is now in parliament for the first time but crucially it's an opposition, it does not have a share of power. so the socialists have power and will have to look for partners. one impo

this comes a day after president trump fired fbi director, james comey back in may, 2017. >> the rank their director. >> what is your response to the rank and file fbi agents who disagree they lost faith? >> we have heard from countless members of the fbi that say very different things. >> under oath, the mueller report states sanders told this office that her reference to hearing from countless members of the fbi was a slip of the tongue. she also recalled her statement in a separate interview that rank and file fbi agents lost confidence in comey was a comment she made in the heat of the moment. since the release is public, sanders failed to say why she misled the public. >> actually, if you look at what i said, the slip of the tongue was using the word countless. there were a number of fbi, former and current that agreed with the president's decision. they have continued to speak out and say that and send notice to the white house of that agreement with the president's decision. james comey was a disgraced leaker. >> brian is cnn's chief media correspondent and anchor of "reliable

so i'm trying to figure out how while hillary clinton was mad at james comey for saying things that may or may not have cost hillary clinton the election, she somehow got james comey to launch a counter intelligence investigation of the president of the united states and got all the people who work for donald trump, read the mueller report, to cooperate with bob mueller. hillary clinton is that powerful? >> the hillary stuff is a sort of useful tool to you know basically move on from the mueller report because you don't want to talk about the fact that all these trump administration officials basically opened a vein about mueller and did so on the record. that's a much more inconvenient moment for them. it can't be said enough that the president is in campaign mode. yes, he is in campaign mode like 35% of the country. don't believe anything anyone else says. i guess add a lindsey graham to the group. >> they lost 40 seats in the house. he thinks i'm on the ballot next year. another part, the president thinks some things only happen to him. the president is incredueilous. the strong econ

he'll be succeeded and may by james murray, the current head of the protection agency. because of statutes the acting deputy secretary claire grady will have to step down to allow him to take over. more changes are likely, driven in large part by the president's domestic policy chief stephen miller who last week was given total jurisdiction over immigration policy. as the white house engages in some administration cleaning, it is stepping up the political battle over the president's tax returns. chief of staff mick mulvaney telling democrats, they can forget about seeing them. >> never and nor should they. that is an issue that was litigated during the election. >> new york democratic state senator filing legislation that would allow new york tax authorities to share tax returns with congress. >> the public has a right to know whether their president's interests are impacting the decisions that he makes. >> love money democrats support him, some say he should make good on what he said during the campaign. he said he was happy to release his return so i wish you would do

target of the investigation until after he entered office, until after frankly the firing of james comey in may of 2017. >> let me ask the panel here a question because you can already hear conservatives saying okay, let's say barr is protecting the president. and president trump has said i wish i had an attorney general, he said this during jeff sessions' reign, i wish i had an attorney general protected me the way eric holder protected barack obama. you can't compare barack obama to donald trump in any number of ways but there is something in the hillary clinton email investigation, not to bring up what about her emails, but there is something in there where the fbi was convinced loretta lynch, then the attorney general of the united states under obama, and those under her, were never going to be bringing a criminal case against hillary clinton, and you can -- the idea of the attorney general as this nonpartisan, above reapproach, never doing anything to protect the executive branch or people that they like, i don't think that squares with history. i mean, john kennedy's attorney general was

look i wrote to trees in may and i wrote to james brokenshire who was a parliamentary under-secretary the time and she was the home secretary and i said look we need to prescribe that we need to tackle these people the methods that we use for tackling the likes of al muhajir and. street. preachers and their online. forums for doing all of their hate preaching we need to apply that same principle to the likes of the e.t.l. of britain first in the national front why is it why is it that he has taken eight years since those socialist you would call them signal virtue signallers socialist labor movement youngsters kids that were slain in norway their links that either why did take an eight years nearly i'm going to i'm going to step back in the only slam a phobia crisis i'm going to step back in now and i'll ask you first about this neal obviously most picked up on a few points and you haven't mentioned about inciting racial hatred actually neal online which happens because the because social media is so powerful and if we consider. back to the far right groups that. i know you are actual

. >> according to the mueller report president trump was not impressed with james comey's testimony and back on may 3rd, 2017, we should tell you right here that tonight we're beginning a series of regular reports called uncovered, designed to dig into the mueller report and all its volume and draw out and highlight some of the mountain of information that may have thus far gone virtually uncovered. for starters, eric tucker of the associated press outlines some of the lesser known events surrounding comey's firing as revealed in said mueller report. he points to a meeting detailed in the report. in the afternoon of comey's testimony with president trump don mcgahn, jeff sessions and sessions' chief of staff jody hunt and we quote, the president asked mcgahn how comey had done in his testimony and mcgahn relayed comey had declined to answer questions about whether the president was under investigation. the president became very upset and directed his anger at sessions. according to notes written by hunt, the president said this is terrible, jeff, it's all because you recused. attorney general's sup

then there's this, this celine and james corden re-creating that titanic scene. it will air may0th. celine was also candid about he away over three years ago. >> are you ready for a love again at some point? >> i am in love. you don't see it. love is not necessarily to marry again. i laugh, i cry. i'm in love. >> okay, but i'm talking about a fella. >> she knows. >> she knows. we got some questions. we'll be with her on thursday. >> we'll ask those questions. >>> also making a trip to the kardashians, here last night for "jimmy kimmel live." >> yeah, and that's where jimmy went there with khloe. >> i do want to ask about this character that you had a baby with, is it time to stop dating basketball players? >> i like what i like. what can i say? >> listen, keltie knight was keeping up with kim today to talk all about the latest family drama. >> you think kimmel went too far? >> no, he's always funny. i thought it was fine. called ih tristan thompson. all the drama will unfold in "keeping up with the kardashians." >> i think forgiveness is good. you have to talk to the people who

in may, he will be replaced by james murray, the assistant director of operations.o being ousted, citizenship and immigration services director francis sisna. later this week, kevin mcaleanen will be border chief. >> i briefed the media and testified in congress that our point. that breaking point has arrived this week at the border. >> he's repeated his threat to close the southern border. he may try to resume his controversial separation of families policy. a federal judge blocked the policy of sending asylum seekers back to mexico. >>> it was a bloody day in america's longest war. three service members and a contractor were killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. david martin has details. >> reporter: the taliban tweeted this photo, which they claim showed the moment after the bomb went off. a u.s. official said a convoy of american vehicles were overtaking a car that pulled over to the side of the road, apparently to let them pass. but when the convoy drew even with the car, it detonated. it happened near the main american base at bagram, most of the air force

by the way, they never told the court directly, the little asterisks may have political taint. james comey, you signed off on this application in october of 2016. like you said, that it's to the best of your knowledge true and accurate or there's consequences. but then that was october of 2016 you signed that. in january 2017, james comey, you told then president-elect trump that its contents were salacious and unverified. you told him that at trump tower. so james comey, did you lie on the fisa application or president-elect trump? either way, that makes you a liar. i would bet you probably lied on the application to spy on an american citizen because you knew full well that even the author of the dossier, christopher steele, because bruce ohr warned you he didn't know if the dossier was true. steele testified in an interrogatory, he didn't know if it was true. he had no idea if any of it is true. that would make that dossier unverifiable according to its own author. i told comey and many times before, you have the right to remain silent and you should have taken that advice and mig

may 23rd. with me is james crabtree, associate professor of practise at the lee kuan yew school of public policyre raj: ajourney through india's new gilded age". he spent a lot of time there. a huge election, the world's biggest selection ever. how do you think it will go? the last time around, the prime minister won a thumping victory, this time come up against the opposition a bit more organised from his economic record and was so good but the poll suggests he is probably going to come back as prime minister but he has a struggle on his hands this time. taking a look at the big issues, you have the economy, jobs in particular, unemployment rate at its lowest since the early 70s, in the world economy, a lot of issues around corruption. how are the parties dealing with this huge issues? you put yourfinger on the dealing with this huge issues? you put your finger on the three biggest issues. the rule economy has struggled, droughts, farmers are suffering, not enough jobs for the tens of millions of india young people who are entering the workforce. in the opposition has been hammering him on corr

that's our goal in both cases, both the cases of chemical weapons and by lebron james cal weapons but we may need more to arrive in the case of biological weapons convention. a lot of work to do. not all of these issues are yet on the table with us. as i said to helene earlier, we have raised all them with north korea but the mod alt alities a methodologies we're still working through and ultimately we need the agreement of north koreans to do that if we're going to be successful. >>> we have two more minutes left. last questions, please. i'm going to take it then. what is he like to negotiate with? >> they being north koreans. all of us who work on this issue are acutely aware of the magnitude of what we're undertaking. we don't undertake it lightly. it is hugely reassuring to have full support of the secretary of state, the entire administration is engaged on this issue. as we go into the room with the north koreans, it gives us a lot of confidence speaking with them as to what is america's objective in this negotiation. i have to assume that in the room, the person sitting across the tabl

james. our a-team. let's frame it this way. this is what the atlantic said. the primary, joe biden believes, will be easier than some mayof the party, especially with bernie sanders occupying 20% of the progressive base, and most of the other candidates fighting for the rest. james. we will start with you. >> there is definitely a hunger among the democrats, despite its legitimate media coverage of the aoc types, there is an appetite for a moderate. you see that even when he is not running. ultimately, he may have a challenge and that he's not a great candidate. we've seen that in his previous runs for president. if people want moderate, it's possible some of the other options will break through. he is maybe a smarter, sharper, more accomplished option for democrats who want a moderate. >> sandra: what do you think, ed? will he save the day? >> he is legit. >> obviously, he brings a lot of money. >> he does. it's i think that is why he is at the top of the polls early. he is at the top of the polls, then they get in there, start bringing up the old issues. they got back to the hugging and kissing. there are all sorts of

but their mate -- efforts may be coming up empty. jane: the next jamesas been announced in jamaica. daniel craigl wprise the character . double any good secret agent, daniel leaig says he is interested in the past of his time as bond and focused on the job in hand, the new film. >> this is my fifth. it has been a long time. but it has been an amazing time. i am terribly excited about getting going. launchinit here, in jamaica. things are nothat bad really. porter: here in jamaica is where the third film19as shot in th's. a lot has had to change since arsenal emerged from this ocean. particularly the way female characters appear in the movies. >> women in this film are very interesting, complicated characters. reporter: is it important to take that approach after the events o >> absolutely.ears? i think the me too movemget has had a mpact rightfully, thankfully, on society. these films should reflect that. reporter: youre dealing with a character -- >> you are dealing with a character who is flawed. moviewe would happy makers if we do not have ion what wa

. >> jared dudley may ab nobody but james harden certainly isn't.or the rockets. the league's leading scorer missing all 10 of his first half shots against the jazz. the first time anybody has done that in a playoffs since michael jordan in 1997. luckily, the rest of the team was there to pick up the slack. six rocket players manage to go score ten points and chris paul had 18 and harden finally finding his shot in the fourth quarter and rockets win. they are up 3-0 in the series on the verge of a sweep. >>> finally, for you this morning, a story of persevera e perseverance. clark was born with no feeling or movement on the right side of his face making it hard for him to talk but he has not kept him from being dominant on the mound. he pitched and even got a hit. the first player ever to record his first strikeout, first save, first hit in the same game. it had everybody on the hand at the ballpark to cheer him on. >> a great story. >> carolyn, thank you. >>> breaking news coverage continues. over 140 people killed after eight explosions across sri

trump has chosen longtime secret service member james murray to take over as director in may.ret service director reports directly to the secretary of homeland security. kirstjen nielsen resigned from that post on sunday. says she nielsen continues to support the president's goal of securing the u.s.-mexico border. nielsen spoke to reporters outside her alexandria, virginia, home today. she thanked the president for what she called a tremendous opportunity to serve this country. european commission president jean-claude juncker traveled to as london -- traveled today commemoration services mark 25 years since the start of a genocide. the service at the memorial where belgian peacekeepers were among those killed. in the capital, rwandan president said his nation has learned some valuable lessons. >> we have to be there for ourselves and keep trying to do that. >> the mass killing of rwanda's tutsi was ignited in 1994 when a plane carrying the then-president was shot down and crashed who -- crashed, killing the leader who, like the majority of rwandans, was an ethnic hutu. calli

have to say we don't know who the nominee will be and to pivot off of something james said, the one thing trump campaign may there are no statewide races in nevada in 2020. there won't be an inherent ground game for a senate campaign or a gubernatorial race so they may think they have an advantage here. but the democratic registration continues to grow here in nevada and in clark county, las vegas where i'm sitting, it is possible that the republicans in clark county may be behind not just the democrats, but nonpartisan and. third-party voters, if you count all of those. that's a disaster for them. it's very difficult for them to overcome. >> james -- >> one more point on this. one more point is that, look, i understand when you're an incumbent president your job is to expand the map and take advantage of the built in advantages you have because you do have a head start while in this case the democrats are looking at themselves and looking at a few states in these early presidential primary states. the pure math of the 2020 re-election bid for donald trump really comes down to three states. it comes down wi

. >> james comey was fired by donald trump in may 2017.emocrats demanding documents donald donald trump's plan to send migrants to sanctuary cities. we then following that. some of those cities pushing back, even threatening legal action. griff jenkins is live for us in washington where this story has taken on a life of its own. what is going on? >> reporter: let me try to put this together. house democrats are responding to a threat and rejected on legal advice of immigration officials but involving a legitimate effort to possibly unleash detailed migrants into sanctuary cities. in a letter to the white house three powerful democratic the chairman right not only does the administration like legal authority to do this but it is shocking the president and senior administration officials would consider manipulating these decisions for purely political reasons. they list of demands from the white house, emails tonight, internal dhs emails and emails from dhs and i said all dhs document discussing transfer released from detainees. what prompte

rise in measles cases is forcing the cdc to issue vaccine guidelines for babies who may be traveling internationally. jamesenton has a closer look now at these new recommendations. >>preventing the measles in babies and the centers for disease control and prevention is out with new recommendations for infants because of the fans spread of the highly contagious virus. the cdc says babies between the ages of 6 to 11 months should get the vaccine before they travel internationally. the cdc, normally recommends parents wait until about 12 months to get their babies vaccinated the changes comes as global concerns for measles are surging as of monday. the cdc says there have been 704 cases of measles nationwide and that 71% of those infected were not vaccinated. doctors recommend 2 doses of the m m or vaccine, which covers measles mumps and rubella doctors typically give the first goes between 1215 months and the second between 4 to 6 years. the cdc says if you were vaccinated with 2 doses you have a 97% chance at preventing the measles i'm james diamond. >>doctors say this allergy season is going to be an extra

the exact shape of the new administration may take weeks to decide. jamesd point, don't hold your breath for a quick announcement for the coalition. at the end of next month there are municipal, european and regional elections. no party will want to reveal its hand in doing deals with potential political enemies and upset their core supporters before those elections. you're probably looking at a coalition in early june. talks will resume between the government and labour today, aimed at breaking the brexit deadlock. among those taking part will be the chancellor, philip hammond, and labour's shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell. it comes asjeremy corbyn is facing more pressure to commit his party to a referendum on any brexit deal. earlier, our assistant political editor, norman smith, spoke to me about whether these brexit talks will end the political deadlock. we just seem to be drifting rather aimlessly at westminster, with no one really clear how on earth brexit is going to be resolved, when mrs may is going to bring back her brexit deal, if there will be

last year at morgan stanley's meeting somebody called james gorman the lebron james of wall street. we maygo, but we may see questions about gun industry financing and the pay gap. there a lot of societal and environmental issues shareholders and activists are worried about. vonnie: how are those meetings different from other wall street meetings? to see somere going environmental pressures, social issues. it will be interesting to see how they differ. we are likely to see them at wells fargo. two years ago they had a call recess because the activists had been so vocal. the meeting is in dallas. it will be interesting to see what kind of proud shows up and what kind of people show up. the last couple of years we have seen less than we have seen during the occupy wall street. vonnie: has anyone been suggested -- sonali: don't be interesting because that has not always work. he said outside of wall street it is a bank, it is a specific kind of's skill set required. -- a specific kind of skill set required. it will be interesting to see if wells fargo starts to straight from the candidates me

said in a statement that he will be leaving shortly and president trump has selected james in murray to take over in mayhy trump dismissed alice is still unclear this 3, 5, days ago after a woman carrying chinese passports in a flash drive containing malware was accused of illegally entering his mar a lago club in florida, trump praised to the service. >>i could not be happier, we'll secret service secret service has done. a fantastic job from day one. >>but he also applauded the mar lago employee who stops the woman after secret service allowed her in. >>i think that the person sitting at the front desk >>alice reports directly to the homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen i just and i think the president who was also forced out sunday after a face to face meeting with president trump ended in him demanding her resignation i share the president's goal of securing the border did not i'm on my way to keep doing what i for the next 2 days. the shakeup comes as trump has become increasingly frustrated with immigration blaming nielsen for a spike in border crossings and pushing her to reinstate the adm

director james comey in may of 2017 and then there was also public criticism of the special counsel robertand the investigation the president called a witch hunt. also this morning we're learning new information about the eight criminal referrals sent to attorney general william barr last week by two house republicans. what we understand is that as many as two dozen targets may be implicated including former and current government officials. that referral does not name names but we also understand that it includes the anti-trump dossier that was put together by fusion gps glenn simpson funded by the democrats and former british spy christopher steele and significantly that opposition research was used to secure a fisa warrant for carter page. here is the attorney general on these issues last week. >> are you investigating who leaked the existence of a fisa order against carter page? >> i haven't seen the referrals from congressman nunes. if there is a predicate for an investigation, it will be conducted. >> justice department hasn't said anything further beyond the attorney general's testi

james m. murray to take over in may. why trump dismissed alles is still unclear. five days ago, after a woman carrying chinese passports and a flash drive containing malware was accused of illegally entering his mar-a-lago club in florida, trump praised the service. >> i could not be happier with secret service. secret service has done a fantastic job from day one. >> reporter: but he also applauded the mar-a-lago employee who stopped the woman after secret service allowed her in. >> i think that the person sitting at the front desk did a very good job. >> reporter: alles reports directly to the homeland security secretary, kirstjen nielsen. >> i just want to thank the president -- >> reporter: who was also forced out sunday after a face-to-face meeting with president trump ended in him demanding her resignation. >> i share the president's goal of securing the border. other than that, i'm on my way to keep doing what i can for the next few days. >> reporter: the shake up comes as trump has become increasingly frustrated with immigration, blaming nielsen for a spik

james bond. we'll have a first look at aston martin's new electric car. it may be the perfect time to plan. >>many the national park service says it will kick off national park week. my waiving all interest fees on saturday this year national park week runs from april 20th through the 28 and there will be several theme days to mark the event including military and veterans recognition day on the 21th and park ranger day for pets on the 27th. of course the entrance fee waiver does not cover amenity or user fees like camping transportation and special tours. >>columbine father turns his heartbreak over the loss of his son into a mission walking in his son's shoes and siding against the loopholes in gun laws and if you are streaming assault kron on the news continues during the commercial break to climb and that tv to see what you're >>just days before the 20th anniversary of the columbine shooting the school along with 20 other denver area schools was placed on lockdown today because of a possible threat. now police are looking for a woman who they say is armed a dangerous officials say 18 ye

. >> president trump has selected james murray, a career member of the secret service to take over in may. i believe we have some video. there we go. a freeze-frame from video, this is a press conference from 2015. james murray looks the same as he did. he was the special agent in charge of the washington field office at that time. he's currently the head of the office of protective operations, which means that he's in charge of the protective details including those that protect the president, the first family and the vice president. he will take over in may. if there's anything else that happens, i'll come back. >> shepard: we'll keep a camera on you. feels like one of those days. >> one of those lives, shep. >> shepard: good luck, pal. just when you thought that would be enough, there's breaking news in the college admissions scandal. this woman, felicity huffman, is pleading guilty. she's of "desperate house wives", prosecutors say she's accused of paying $15,000 for somebody to correct her daughter's answers on the sat. she's one of 50 people charged in what the feds have named nickn