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exemplary two people that he may have picked out for special mention was certainly the brigade chaplain john mark phone yeah and for me it was he helped salvage the precious crown of thorns thought to be worn by jesus that was housed in the cathedral he did that at great personal risk another name that may have been mentioned out was miriam should should didn't ski excuse me she was among one of the first to reach the higher parts of the cathedral up into the roof before the spire fell which is now the sort of iconic moment really she said that it wasn't until firefighters got up into that area that they really understood just the significance and the damage that was being caused when they really understood the gravity of the situation and they acted and now this whole day is basically chock full of efforts to really honor what they did what else is on the agenda. well you mentioned earlier that there's going to be another ceremony today and that's right it's at the city hall here in paris is going to be massive banners flying from that monument to building there and there's going to be a bar. vi

mark: sarah carter john solomon now with collusion there is a change in the narrative. ecutor has to say we'll take it from there the prosecutor made it emphatic the quotation marks from the attorney general bar he says a legal matter i could bring a case on collusion but there is no collusion. we also know that the russians did try to get trump campaign people to participate and they didn't. you think there would be celebration of both parties but now they change the narrative they want to see everything we want to see grand jury information. we want to see fbi notes that they can under separation of powers we want to see this we want to see that and we don't trust it besides the obstruction issue, miller didn't take a position the deputy attorney general said this doesn't cut it under department of justice standards. these constant investigations, the refusal of eric's wall well from californi california, he doesn't accept the fact the dossier was fake. where to be go from here? . >> it is a matter of political intention that is a dangerous that the truth is justified

and today that includes their four sons, mark, bob, john and david. 13 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. so we mourn dicks passing but we celebrate this life that was lived so well and so fully. our friend loved us at 87 years old with the affection and gratitude of his colleagues. with the respect of his country and leaders around the world. with the love of his beautiful family and with a world that is measurably safer for his work. a remarkable legacy that suits a remarkable man. >> now met president before i begin the bulk of my remarks, i wanted to take a moment to

and today that includes their four sons, mark, bob, john and david. 13 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. so we mourn dicks passing but we celebrate this life that was lived so well and so fully. our friend loved us at 87 years old with the affection and gratitude of his colleagues. with the respect of his country and leaders around the world. with the love of his beautiful family and with a world that is measurably safer for his work. a remarkable legacy that suits a remarkable man. >> now met president before i begin the bulk of my remarks, i wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt condolences to the victims of the shooting on saturday in california. a gunman opened fire in a synagogue during services after yelling anti-semitic slurs. his heinous attack left a d60-year-old woman dead, a rabbi wounded, a man and an eight-year-old girl with wounds. we've seen so many different houses of worship attacked in recent weeks. just one week ago on easter sunday, hundreds of christian sri lankans were massacred in their churches and what happened in the synagogue in california is rooted

will be expressed in a short while at the 24-hour mark. 6:50 local time, 50 minutes time the cathedrals around france will be ringing their bells, john, to mark the moment when the fire so spectacularly consumed the roof of the building. >> a flitting tribute. melissa, please stay with us. let's bring in our senior vatican analyst john allen and coby carp also here to join the conversation. john, i want to start with you. so often when we go to our correspondents at the vatican it's because of a conspiracy. today you have world leaders, queen elizabeth, chinese president xi jinping, a tragic event and one that's brought the world together at the same time. your thoughts today? >> well, john, you're absolutely right. i actually wrote a piece for the news site that i right "crux" this morning. the headline of which we're all parisiennes now. i have been struck, i think all of us have been, by the -- the unsolicited outpouring of first shock and horror, but then complete solidarity not only with the catholic church in france but with paris and with all of france as it struggles to come to terms with this, and what's underneath, that joh

tara, john, mark, it's an incredible group. they're doing great things. one of the things we're doing is making sure that the other agencies understand consultation a little better. we are completely committed. i have an a-team and i'll do whatever they ask in terms of helping them. >> well, i appreciate you giving them that latitude, that flexibility to really build this out because i do believe you have extraordinary experts in place and of course in alaska we're very proud of tara sweeney and all that she is doing there. within the lands package, there was a provision that we were able to include that we were very pleased that the president actually singled it out when we were there at the signing for the ceremony in the oval office and this related to the alaska native veterans lands allotment. one of the provisions, again, that we looked to, we've been working on for decades. and finally we will see an opportunity for those who served us in vietnam to be able to receive their native allotments that they were unable to take opportunity while they were

let's stick with the name and bring in mark thand john thanks for being with us mark, i'll start withou. anything negative to say about the quarter? >> well, yeah, growth is slowing down in terms of users this is 8% high single digit year over year grower in terms of monthly and daily average users. there is no question that they have the world on their network or most of the world that can continue to grow for a while, but you're not going to get dramatic premium growth out of users for a while and that is clear in the numbers most of the other takes i thought were positive. >> and same question to you, john more specifically, a lot of positions to grab a hold of. specific to the ftc actually, i'm curious, it is not the number that is scaring people at all clearly, but what about potential remedies if there is a consent of some kind is that still an overhanging concern on the stock price >> yeah, i think to a degree it kind of caps the multiple but i think based on the reaction today and them citing up the 3 billion accrual, investors are kind of looking past it. so we will have it s

african national congress party though the slow pace of progress harma tasa has more from john is back. marked them uneasy remembers the feeling of euphoria in one thousand nine hundred four when apartheid ended and nelson mandela became south africa's first black president she believed in the white minority rule would mean a better life for the poor black majority after decades of oppression since then she's been waiting for the government to provide her with a decent home and she hasn't managed to find work in years if she was hunters. open up my cupboards and see i have nothing no food i have to go outside and house in order to eat something before going to be so why should i take my id book and go out there to vote when i'm suffering. in soweto township. he was a member of the football club founded in the one nine hundred eighty s. by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungry is because of th

john solomon, sara carter, congressman mark meadows coming up on this issue. but first we turn our attention to the radical socialist democratic party. heading into the 2020 election crazy bernie on there tonight. that was hard to watch my bernie sanders, wow, g come every communist idea we possibly can. the left must be held accountable pushing, this two and a half year device hoax into the president of the united states but more importantly this cannot happen again. they must be held accountable for some of the most radical elements of the democratic party and media including congresswoman omar. since sworn into office, omar at the of controversy surrounding her very anti-semitic remarks and more recently facing a wave of criticism for minimizing the 9/11 attacks on this country that took nearly 3,000's of our friends, our fellow citizens, or neighbors. she called it some people that did something. watch this. >> cair was founded after 9/11 and they recognize that some people did something and all of us were to lose access to civil liberties. >> sean: anothe

speech by john bolton he was addressing the veterans of the bay of pigs invasion fifty years ago a group of cuban americans launched an attack on cuba to try and overthrow castro every year they mark that anniversary john bolton has spoken to this group on numerous occasions in the past and this time he brought them to his feet brought them to their feet when he knows these new u.s. restrictions. the department of the treasury will implement further regulatory changes to restrict nonfamily travel to cuba or in other words. these new measures will help steer american dollars away from the cuban regime or its military and security services who control the tourism industry in cuba. and i were going to reaction as they've been to the measures. well it's still pretty early. to get some sort of reaction from itself certainly we know that there are democrats are saying that the whole measures that the u.s. are putting in place today including opening up the way to loan companies who based their business is a property that was seized by fidel castro that was formerly owned by americans to be sued in the u.s. courts well that's drawn a lot of criticism from the e.u. from spain who've inves

search "john deere x300" for more. mark: welcome back to the special edition "life, liberty & levin" liberty and tyranny. this monstrosity of a report trying to cherry pick with a breaking news story. news alert. no collusion in the beginning and the end. and then in this report with a involuntary interview and even declined to be interviewed ultimately widely believed we had the authority and legal justification and we made the decision in view of the substantial delay such investigative step would likely produce for them that significant body of evidence and then to describe or explain those actions was sufficient evidence to understand relevance to make certain without the present testimony. you are lying for god will tell you why you did not subpoena because you would have lost you had no predicate. so the closing of your investigation that there was no collusion. and that even the supreme court would put you to the test. so what exactly is it that you are doing? and then to say look. and didn't need to go through this

horror story pet sematary is reimagined for the 21st century, starring jason clarke and john lithgow. see what markmode makes of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has asked the european union for a further delay to brexit untiljune 30. but she said preparations to take part in the elections for the european parliament at the end of may would continue in case there was no agreement. some european leaders say they're reluctant to approve the request and say britain needs to clarify its intentions ahead of an emergency eu summit next wednesday. meanwhile, after days of discussions between the government and labour to break the brexit deadlock, labour has tonight said it's disappointed at what they describe as a lack of real change or compromise. the shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer has said that the government are not offering changes to the withdrawal agreement or the political declaration. but downing street has responded, insisting it would be prepared to make changes to secure a cross party agreement, and

the damage to the building on john daly boulevard is minimal, some burn marks and a cracked building to give it to the police that a 26-year-old casey log would not talk after his arrest so they don't know if he is targeting uber or if you ever worked for them. a witness on all happen. >> put up and down and run away in a few seconds later, the flames went up into air d it got bigger and bigger and i called 911. >> opening statements are set for tomorrow and a trial stemming from the deadly go ship warehouse fire. today, a jury of nine women and three men was finalized. the defendants max harris and derek all nana face multiple charges of involuntary manslaughter and 36 people died when a fire broke out during a music party in december 2016. >>> this just in, the suspect behind a string of killings in the bay area made his first court appearance today in nevada, jefferson made some surprising remarks. >> please forgive me, my intention was never to hurt anyone. when i shot him, he was my brother, i never meant to hurt him. >> is accused of killing three men any violent crime spree, i

but mark twain did have a role in this and how did that work out, john? >> well, there is an interesting story, and some of it is true and some of it not true, but twain had a way of it, but he did not write. he did not write anything. but what he did he did in some isolated instances, he did provide some editing, but very, very little because he was traveling, and remember this is the time that huck finn is being written and remember that grant is just about ready, and because of all of the things that we talked about is just about ready to sign a contract with century and company to do the memoirs, because he kind of had promised them all that and mark twain says that he is entering a building in new york city, and he hears a couple of editors of "century" magazine talking about how well, i think that we have grant and he is going to sign, et cetera. who knows. but he rushes over to grant's house and says, i heard you are going with "century" and he says what are they offer you, and he said 10%. and twain says, why we would not give a beginning author t

going on i just don't have a lot of confidence they're pretty skeptical i agree with mark mark it's very important john had this meeting with trump but who was against the deal it was their american liberal media you know it was a rachel lando oh my god peace could break out or you could break out well they they suspected. of being soft on of supporting the dictatorship all of that nonsense we have been hearing that not from the republicans not from the hawks but from the simples dolls from their peaceniks you know people who proclaim themselves rachel maddow just a few years ago she proclaimed herself to be a pacifist basically are they they they will do everything in to scrap a possible deal between the united states and north korea and i tend to agree with the critics of trump that basically he just likes to be photographed next to celebrities and kim jong un is a sort of celebrity or so we remember how trump tried to get our smart publicity out of it as possible you know meeting kim jong un in the in singapore and by big but that's why results at the end of the day you're going to have to get some

mark stover was a domestic violence terrorist. johnrowne closed with a powerful recitation of his theme, that mark stover was the bad guy. but even so, he said, oakes didn't want or plan to kill him. you don't premeditate up just to the point of shooting somebody. you premeditate the entire scenario. and what happened after this tragic event is absurd. he has absolutely no plan. none. and if there's no plan afterwards, i think it leads you to the conclusion that there was no plan beforehand. keith morrison: really? here was the prosecutor's closing. i will say this. the more charitable view of motive would be that miss opdycke and mr. oakes, perhaps they really did fear for their safety for some reason. but the evidence doesn't support it. now, the less charitable view is that the defendant set out on a path of cold, calculated execution. was it because there were some feelings of revenge after this incredibly contentious divorce? was it to prove himself to miss opdycke for some reason? the fact is, we'll never know, because the defend

here now, former clinton pollster, mark penn and john updike, a democratic activist and president of open primaries. what did the biden announcement today tell you? did it seem rather desperate and he was overcompensating? particularly on the racial issue? >> i thought it was a good announcement. i'm detecting a lot of fear of biden tonight. i think he is eight points ahead of trump in the polls, he is 30% or so of the polls in the democratic party. he's waited until there are 19 other candidates in, which i think is good but there are probably 19 candidates are to go after him. i think he showed he is going to be values-oriented, center-left candidate, and the democratic party needed that choice. they were too many choices on the extreme left. let the voters decide what the democratic party stands for, let not anyone prejudge that. >> ray: you are really representing where the energy of this party is right now. when you look at joe biden, can you support joe biden? would you support him and what did hillary clinton's campaign teach you? >> first of all, i'm an independent, not a dem

the latest from the world snooker championship at the crucible — four—time champion john higgins is level at 2—2 with markat's bbc.co.uk/sport that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's get more now on our top story, the series of explosions in sri lanka. let's speak to asela waidyalankara he lives in colombo and can see the smoke from one of the blasts from his house. we are watching the news and heard a loud explosion, very close by. i climb to my riffs up to see what was happening and i could see white smoke about one kilometre away from where i am. immediately afterwards, there were some helicopters that flew by and then we could here and the lenses and fire trucks coming. a little bit later, we heard another helicopter doing if i buy as well. what was the target of this seventh explosion? we heard from local news sources there was a small hotel close by to the zoo. that seems to be the area of the seventh explosion. how are you getting your information? how easy is it because i understand social media platforms have been closed down? currently, it's only been news. there is

mark chapman live from old trafford. commentary team of the bbc‘s football correspondent john murray and robbie savage.r ronnie o'sullivan claimed he was — physically not 100% — as he was on the receiving end of probably the biggest upset in crucible history — beaten 10—8 by amateur, james cahill in the first round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. as ben croucher reports, it was an unexpected performance from ‘the rocket‘ in more ways than one... they are calling it the greatest shot in snooker. james cahill walked into the crucible a qualifier, and debutante, and amateur. he left it today with the piece of history. you know, it's nice to just win, its nice to qualify, it's nice to beat ronnie, every thing is just perfect today. if cahill achieved perfection, this was a very imperfect ronnie o'sullivan, one we have not come to recognise, even without the drastic overnight haircut. miss, followed miss, followed miss as sullivan was struggling simply to stay awake, cahill moved closer to dreamland. his overnight lead extended from 5—4 to 8—5, not good not good signs for ronnie o'sullivan f

at participating john deere dealers. . >>> last week we marked the 51st anniversary of the anniversaryd dr. martin luther king jr. assassination. he had three young children at the time of his death, who i'm honored to have gotten to know over the years. he had four children. as i live my own activist life, being defamed in the news, risking death and even being stabbed in the chest with two school age daughters of my own. i myself have come more fully to appreciate the sacrifices the movement retirquires, not just me, but of those born into it, far too young to make that decision themselves. joining me now, i'm proud to say, my daughter, dominique sharpton wright who has become national director of national action network along with her acting career. dr. muhammad, and the one and only gina belafonte, daughter of activist and entertainer harry belafonte. let me start with you, gina. your dad was an activist as long as any of us can remember. and he did it because he believed that he didn't have to. he was a top-level, grade a entertainer, yet he worked with paul robeson and dr. king a

rolled back the years to knock out the world champion mark williams by six frames to four in beijing. elsewhere, there were defeats forjudd trump, john. england cricketer alex hales has told the bbc it's part of hisjob to be a role model. hales faced no criminal charges for his part in the bristol nightclub fight in 2017, but he was suspended and then fined by a cricket discipline commission. now he wants to move on, with lessons learned. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson has been speaking to him. ina park in a park in leicester, it is street cricket. a regular session run by the chance to shine charity. joining in this evening, alex hales. the role he relishes an international batsman. the wake of 2017's bristol fight, he was disciplined by a cricket commission. he committed to undertaking some community service. so he is coaching care for some and maybe that should include some life skills. when you make a mistake, you learn and get better in a mixed develop of the human being. that is most important thing for me to lie. if people feel that you have to redeem yourself in some way, do you feel that opportunity in that community is there?

john deere gator" for more. ♪ muck. maria: welcome back. this year marksy of nato, the north atlantic treaty organization. this week nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg was in the nation's capital to meet with president trump. the two discussed burden-sharing, the russian threat and the rise of china on the global stage. here's what he told me. >> what you have seen is that the clear message from president trump on defense spending, on burden-sharing is having a real impact because all nato allies have now started to invest more. european allies and canada have added since 2016 $41 billion extra to the defense budget, and by the end of next year, this figure will rise to $100 billion. so this is making nato stronger, and it shows that we are now moving in the right directions, the european allies and canada are doing a hot more. maria: and really at the beginning it was to shield against aggression, aggressive nations, in particular the soviet union. so assess for us russia, because we have a situation now where many people believe that russia is tryin

. >>30 the half hour mark, let's check in with john rob and find out about weather and traffic for get news. you've been following what on the roadside just a lot of heavy traffic at the bridges are packed no reports of any major issues so we're doing ok. >>but it's very slow and cat. >>and i feel so bad for robin she gets a for effort a the pollen and right warrior she's out here sneezing but given you try is she's been suffering from an office chair i've been good until today even i'm feeling it today so. >>yeah, it's definitely one of those days right all models are high as you're getting maybe a takes your allergy medicines before you step out there winds are contributing to that we have a lot of wind stirring up that pollen and we do have a lot of dry conditions which isn't suppressing and either when you have a rain sometimes it will help to keep pollen levels down haven't seen that in a few days now golden gate bridge is looking nice and clear this morning, no fog out there. but you do have some cloud cover that's drifting its way in across the bay. so overall not as much blue t

mark yet again by next tuesday. robin. >>all right, thank you john want to check in on traffic now at least we're not dealing with rain this morning. the drive into san francisco looks good. you can expect a minor weight and some of the cash lanes which is completely normal overall it's a great trip across upper deck into downtown san francisco and so far no problems are major hot spots to report so we're off to a great start. here's 92. this is a drive across the san little crowded. but nothing major going on across the span, it's very quiet and to foster city and san detail, golden gate looking good the drive here on one nice smooth at the limit. no issues to report so far so use it now to make your way to san francisco. here's a peek add some more freeways and drive times and as usual we are at the limit on 80 24 leaving wannacry cut through the caldecott to oakland 5.80 looks good and so does the minutes right on time at 11 minutes in san leandro to downtown oakland. this disturbing video of a 16 year-old boy in san diego being beaten by other te

forecast ahead of us though that takes us closer to the 80 degree mark i'll get to that all still to come. >>all right, thank you john sounds good you want to check in on the morning commute and take a look at the early birds that are out there working their way into san francisco, here's a live. look at the bay bridge toll plaza and it looks good right, no problems, no crashes so come on and leave now it's a great time word 8 minutes to make your way from the bottom of the maze across the span over to fremont street in san francisco. we're taking a look at 92, this is your drive out of hayward heading over to the peninsula. so far a nice trip even from the nimitz through foster city and to send the tail one a one to 80 all doing just fine. so so far no major issues to worry about you can make it in just under rich then sandra fell over to e bridge. we're taking a live look at westbound 5.80 traffic. it's also nice and smooth. we had some road ro road work if i can get it out under way. eastbound and westbound that should be wrapping up they only have one lane blocked off ways to drive times coming up in just a bit.

welcome to the business i'm john nelda and in berlin good to have you with us it's a recurring refrain by now but with undiminished urgency i don't use conference marking the start of their annual spring meetings the international monetary fund and the world bank said seventy percent of the global economy is caught in a slowdown trade tensions that distrust and for policy making aren't helping either we'll talk to our correspondent in washington in a moment but first this report. room sixty million containers like bees was shipped around the world's oceans last year thrilled with electronics or turn its shoes or furniture private new tariffs and trade barriers are threatening free trade according to christine lagarde of the spring conference of the international monetary fund. so we need to better addressed unfair trade practices and distortions in the system including through a w. two. system reform. and we need to avoid self-inflicted wounds including tar ifs and all the barriers. it would be and those areas are having a real effect on trade the i.m.f. expects the world economic growth rate to decline this year to three point three percent but god al

isn't the problem for you and john that are you going to have a question mark over it please don't have a corruption question mark or grim join me man the awesome on up from of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and leave to break the week's top stories are big issues here now does it. this is the news hour live from the headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes it's a tie between the two main parties in israel but benyamin next now has the advantage in coalition talks algeria is army chief urges patients during their government transition and blames for an audience for undermining stability also this hour british prime minister theresa may is on her way to brussels again for an emergency e.u. meeting to discuss her breaks it options in school told them secure a woman will win the first leg of their champions league south munches to succeed with a quarterfinal win coming at a cost injury could rule captain hari kari for the rest of the seas. we begin in israel where benny minutes now looks set for a rare fifth term as prime minister despite the party of his