two guides accompany us from dawn until late at night they've been tasked with showing us that john young despite all the sanctions imposed by the united nations is no longer some economically crippled city with a poverty stricken population all thanks to the new national heroes the scientists . this architect spent eight years studying in france after leaving the a colon last year now for architecture in paris he returned to north korea in two thousand and ten today he's one of the best architects in the capital designing skyscrapers for the new elite. decided the cost of this building was constructed in the us that here in just under eight months and that again an economically challenging time for koreans like the will be gone but they still managed to complete it all we want to show that we can living continue to develop and can afford everything we needed a bit and promoting scientific advancement plays an extremely important role in our own development to preserve the whole of the way of all the residents here have occupations in science and technology. including teaching staff if it

korea s k pop sex scandal has claimed another high profile star this time twenty nine year old young john hume has quit the band highlight and apologized for his involvement in sharing nonconsensual videos of himself having sex with women he is the third member of the ring to be out it after another singer a young john young was also it and had also admitted secretly to filming women during sex and to sharing the footage with other k. pop stars. ok pop careers ending where they began in front of the cameras seeing a chilling new young from the band drug restaurant hands himself over to police for questioning after admitting to filming sex with women and sharing the videos with other k. pop celebrities. you know how i am really sorry to the public for causing concern i will fully cooperate with the investigation but if i am sorry i'm sorry. another k. pop star embroiled lisa in coon seen here earlier with white hair together with his band big bang known simply as song he has been accused of providing prostitutes to business partners he maintains that he's innocent while also putting on a d

john young, william nash...d costing over £200 million, concluded that all the victims were innocent. gerry mckinney... regina mclaughlin was a little girl of eight the day she lost the father she adored, gerry mckinney. a gentle giant to me, even though he wouldn't have been a big, tall man, but he was my daddy. so we're living for him, in honour of his name, so, for us, we want people to recognise that our daddy was innocent. i interviewed regina's mother, ida, in 1992. she remembers saying goodbye as gerry left tojoin a civil rights march against internment without trial, along with thousands of others. i made him sandwiches and a cup of tea before he left, and said i'd have the dinnerfor six. so, gerry left, gave me a kiss and hug and said i will see you at six, doll. gerry mckinney killed by a single bullet in the chest. how was he shot? with his hands in the air. the clothes were brought back to me and there were holes in his jacket, on his shirt, and on his heavy coat. and ijust put my fingers... ..throug

cannot agree to lift all sanctions john young accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal. israel's attorney general says he plans to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu in three separate corruption cases netanyahu has dismissed those allegations look individual. removal. for three years they have been conducting against a political witch hunt you don't need witch hunt which aims to topple it when government could bring to prove the leftist party of guns but it put inhumane push on the state attorney general the new york times is reporting that the us president ordered his former chief of staff to ground his son in law and senior adviser jared kushner a top secret security clearance last year the report says donald trump overruled concerns by intelligence officials and the white house's top lawyer trump is allowed to give a security clearance to whoever he wants at least ten people have been killed in an attack apparently targeting the home of a judge in somalia's capital police say a car bomb was detonated in a proc to assassinate a shia omar t

the direction of the pacific with the capability to send nuclear warheads as far as california john young now insists that washington would never dare to attack north korea again on nov twenty ninth two thousand and seventeen north korea surprised the world with the test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile kim jong un told his people that the country was now a nuclear power and boasted that it could deliver a strike anywhere in the u.s. at the same time a group of eight men of different nationalities convened at the new york headquarters of the united nations where a race against time began they comprised experts on rocket technology finance aviation and shipping experts some were from the civilian sector others from intelligence agencies their work is top secret their goal to dry up the secret money sources of the kim family for their own safety no photos exist of this expert committee only hugh griffiths the group's head since twenty fourteen was willing to talk on camera these rockets that years ballistic missile relate to technology that has been recovered by south korean

can also agree to lift all factions john young accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal. if united states removes partial sanctions namely removes the articles of sanctions that hamper the civilian economy and the livelihood of our people in particular we will permanently and completely dismantle all of the nuclear material production facilities in the yongbyon area including plutonium and uranium in the presence of u.s. experts and by the joint work of technicians in both countries. told me this proposal was the biggest denuclearization vision that we could take in the present state in relation to the current level of confidence between the d.p. r. k. and the united states the new york times is reporting that the us president had ordered his chief of staff to ground his son in law and advise a top secret security clearance the report says donald trump overruled concerns by intelligence officials and the white house's top lawyer this problem to the then white house chief of staff john kelly to rice an internal memo about how he had been ordered to

a frequent guest is john franco young nuzzi of italy a world famous video artist.here both of what's special about leipsic and this place in particular is its history you can sense it when you're in the city or the space you know the industrialization is still visible here in these halls that's inspired me a lot and so with my art i'd like to give something in return. put me on a war on what they thought had left already adequate support. his installation the giants of the renaissance for example shows the best known works by raphael michel angelo and leonardo da vinci digitalized animated and accompanied by music this form of presentation is known as immersion it's taking the art world by storm and fits in here perfectly. for one leipzig is a changing city one and transformation in upheaval and that is what we focus on here. behind the kanada. the building stood empty for nearly ten years then in twenty thirteen to private enthusiastic bullshit and gay. purpose. projects that combine art technology and science are becoming a trademark of the const craft fair. the

bring into programming to take you live to brussels where the european commission president john howard young curran the european council chief donald making after talks with the u.k. about delaying broke that let's listen in to it today's european council meeting to bragg's it. previn the system i repeat it requests to extend the article fifty period on the thirtieth of june and to approve the so-called strata book at the moment. during the discussion among the e.u. two and the seven their leaders approach these requests in a positive spirit. do if you haven't decided to proof the book agreement regards the extension for our decisions and visits to fill our youth. in the first summer. that this is the result agreement if passed by the house of commons next week. they would be able to agree still an extension until the second of may. and the effect. that this if there was no agreement is not approved by the house of commons next week. there are pm council agrees to an extension until the. twentieth of april twelfth. while expecting the u.k. to indicate a way forward. what this means in practi

commission and the european council in their various presidents the european commission president john claude young previously said it doesn't want to see a long extension certainly doesn't want to see the u.k. have to take part in any kind of a you parliamentary elections which basically means he wants to see that extension lasting no longer than the end of may we have heard from donald the european council president he said he would be an ally to the united kingdom in trying to get member states trying to get those leaders signed with an extension however he said if he's to do that. he's going to need a good reason to sell it to the twenty seven. during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its bragg's its strategy and build consensus around it well if we look at statements from other e.u. leaders we've heard from emanuel mark on the french president saying that he would essentially support a extension of article fifty however he was very clear to say that this wouldn't be a ti

last minute we've had lots of last variance across is this process max commission president john claude young seems to be adding fuel to the flames he's quoted as saying that if pollen fails to back its latest plan then that might mean no breaks it'll once see up to. you of course you're right the last minute is the last minute till there's another last minute but to have another last minute that would need to be an extension and let me get to you for the answer of your question right there because if. the article fifty period which is another word or another wording for if they delay bragg's it that doesn't only give them more time to negotiate a potential deal it would also give people want to stay in the european union in the u.k. more time to let's say organize a second referendum or even snap elections depending on the the amount of time that is extended so it's a risk that brics tears are running there and that's what john told you a comment he said basically it's a veiled threat saying that if you refuse this deal not only do the chances of a no deal brags it increases but also the cha

backstopping have breaks that dale has author meeting with the european commission president john claude young installs but now to stress that the deal is final and to support. having an insurance policy to guarantee that there will never be a hard border in northern ireland is absolutely right the deal that m.p.'s voted on in january was not strong enough in making that clear and legally binding changes we needed to set that right today we have agreed to them i have just informed the course of. the evening. meant that you couldn't endorsers this joint subject to a prior post if you vote in those comments. there will be no further interpretations of the interpretations. if the meeting boots falls. let us speak crystal clear about the choice. of words it looked looked up at the. opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn has reacted by calling the negotiations a failure and the house of commons to widgets made deal but we need statements can come just before another crucial vote on the bugs that do a job for tuesday if it gets rejected again the m.p.'s will hold a vote on whether to divorce from the

something else from them so please please support it it's either that or she's going to meet john claud young kids who ask him if he thinks the european union would be prepared to delay bracks isn't extends well which is which is the thing that would almost definitely happen if she loses her votes again in parliament on tuesday all the rumors coming out of brussels to solve the noon is that they're so gloomy about the way the british of conductive things that they're only prepared to countenance a delay until may the twenty fourth which would be directly before the european elections that the u.k. would not want to or be able to participate in if you are going to leave the e.u. and so you know it now everyone's got to wait until to either make an impact in strasbourg tomorrow to find out what she says but the mood is is absolutely totally gloomy or it will leave it there thank so much in the car lot it's there for sale. her court in malaysia has freed a suspect accused of killing kim jong nam the strange half brother of north korean leader kim jong un in a surprise development prosecutors wit

if you know the premise of john ford's young mr. lincoln, you might recall that henry fonda's lincoln has virtually no contact with black characters. his real work and involves helping to white brothers who had been falsely accused of murder and in the most dramatic moment of the film, the two of anrs faced the wrath angry lynch mob then lincoln turns back of the mob and after that, melds a successful defense of the two brothers so that he again liberates white men from confinement. yet, and a very halting and hesitant sort of way, some new dealers acknowledged the possibility that race played a part in keeping people down in both the 1930's and 1860's. lincoln's attention to racial emancipation did merit some attention and consideration. when the african-american singer marian anderson was banned from performing in the daughters of the american revolution concert hall here in washington, many figures and fdr's fdr's administration, including eleanor roosevelt, helped to arrange anderson's new open air concert in front of the lincol

not as constructively as it should, and hopefully we will follow don young and john dingell's example, because both them are lions of partisanship but also both of them were not only willing but thought it appropriate to work across the aisle to reach objectives that they could hold in common. so, don, i rise to say thank you. thank you for your service. you and i have served together for 37 years. . between us we have a little bit of time on us. and i look forward to serving with you for some years to come. god bless, you godspeed. thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california. the speaker: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield to the distinguished republican whip of the house, mr. scalise. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. scalise: i thank the speaker for yielding. really a special moment for all of us to pay tribute to don young for this great achievement, being the longest serving republican in the house, especially for someone who loves this institution so much. as we talked about john dingell and had the honor of

investigators believe that murder was orchestrated by a young john gotti paving the way for the dapperdon to take over. investigators are reportedly trying to determine if cali's murder wednesday night was part of an internal war for control possibly brought on by the recent release from prison of john gotti's brother who was 71 and could in theory be entitled to a role in the gambino family. police have not named any potential suspects but say cali's murder shows the signs of a well-planned mob hit. >> thus far everything police have show it's clearly a hit and old school except for the fact they did it in front of his house which is unusual. >> police say they have surveillance video of the shooting. right now they're trying to find the blue truck tt hica car.edits s ce phone for saving him from a bow and arrow attack. police in australia released pierced by the arrow there. he was apparently in a dispute ouids home with another he know. >>> speaking of cell phones pedestrians are so busy looking down at their phones these days, the city of tel aviv came up with this idea. crosswalks

salome says her success is thanks to david king john an inspiration for young kenyans his training camp enables them to escape their often difficult daily lives . and you move you know these no boundaries so you go and it's for them and. perhaps kenya will one day not only produce remarkable marathon runners but cyclists too. there to hamburg for a look at a new exhibition that's as much for the ear as it is for the taking a trip through the works of superstar musicians an artist the hype for show highlight how art influences music and vice versa this may look like a record storm but it's not instead it's an art exhibit for the. it features twelve hundred copies of the beatles' white album canadian artist rather for a chunk collector the records for him the most important work in musical history. it's part of the exhibition hyper a journey into art and music about forty artists have turned their favorite songs into installations giving the music scene a face blending sound with the senses. this is not an academic exhibit it's not a difficult conceptual even though there are many concept

to reflect glory on their young and dynamic john kennedy. after all, it is harder than it looks.ughter] my students would all get this. what did you if you are kennedy's advance man use ike as the counterpoint? mayhe one hand, eisenhower be playing scrabble and i think that looks pleasant and lovely. [laughter] they had to work with this guy. a sharpy, there was contrast. and it worked against eisenhower's memory, against the impression that was given to the public. by the time of his death on march 28, 1969, at the age of press seemed on industry -- on interested in ike and there was an obituary. that concluded that eisenhower was "more of a figurehead than a president." that is what they said about him in the times in 1969 kid he was "out of touch with his people." maybe asoldier but failure as president. greatng in the 1980's, a deal of classified information started to become available to scholars. if you work in the eisenhower library, you can read wonderful, juicy details about the eisenhower period. this material showed a different eisenhower. it showed that eisenhower was

john lapook. >> he's relatively young for a stroke, but about 10% to 15% of people who have a stroke are under the so it's not unheard of. >> reporter: perry's death triggered tributes on social media from past and current costars. while his years of playing the teenage bad boy were behind him, perry's career continued as the dad of archie andrews on the show "riverdale." a revival of the original "beverly hills 90210" had just been announced on the day perry was hospitalized. perry's biggest turn as an actor may happen after his death, when he appears on the big screen this summer in the new quentin tarantino movie, but, to many, he will always be remembered as dylan mckay. now, according to sources, perry never regained consciousness in the hospital after his initial stroke. he passed away surrounded by his children, jack and sophie, and extended family. jeff? >> glor: kevin frazier, thank you very much for that report tonight. still ahead here from alabama, as you hear the chainsaws begin what is going to be such a long clean-up process, for some who orrvived, a few inches made all the differen

young people. it has been a great privilege. john: ashley, it affected my life, i am sure. when you have done something significant at a young age you feel like you need to do something else or that is the only thing you will be -- the only thing you will have accomplished. i remained a lifelong peace activist. it is still my major identification, as an activist. i am still very opposed to militarism. i think a large military budget is detrimental to our society and is preventing us from addressing real issues that we have. andthe case of -- the case winning it at a young age gave me confidence to chart my own course. and i have done that and i'm very happy i was able to do that. it has given both of us the opportunity to speak to students, teachers, and administrators. i speak regularly with school -- with graduate school classes of administrators. i am very blessed to have that kind of contact and influence. >> let's take a question from the audience. raise your hand if you have one, please. and we will throw that microphone to you. >> my name is stephen. what are your tho

john torres met one young man who took part in a groundbreaking clinical trial. >> reporter: manny johnsons kid brother aden. they're years apart but share the same debilitating disease, sickle cell. it affects mostly african americans. red blood cells become distorted and sticky, blocking vessels and preventing vital oxygen supply to tissues. the only cure, say bone marrow transplant. but instead, most are temporarily treated with medications and some, like manny, with blood transfusions. at age 21, he's had more than 200. how often would you do that? >> once a month. >> reporter: once a month? >> yes. >> reporter: for your whole life? >> whole life. >> reporter: but now manny is disease free, thanks to a groundbreaking clinical trial at dana far ber boston children's hospital. so they told you it's an experimental procedure. you could die from, and it might even not work. but you're still willing to do it. why? >> well, my little brother was born and he has sickle cell. i took more initiative so that when he gets old enough, he wouldn't have to go through the experiences i went through.

john lapook. >> he's relatively young for a stroke, but about 10% to 15% of unheof who have a strokereder a >> reporter: perry's death triggered tributes on social media from past and current costars. while his years of playing the teenage bad boy were behind him, perry's career continued as the dad of archie andrews on the show "riverdale." a revival of the original "beverly hills 90210" had just been announced on the day perry was hospitalized. perry's biggest turn as an actor may happen after his death, when he appears on the big screen this summer in the new quentin tarantino movie, but, to many, he will always be remembered as dylan mckay. now, according to sources, perry never regained consciousness in the hospital after his initial stroke. he passed away surrounded by his children, jack and sophie, and extended family. jeff? >> kevin frazier, thank you very much for that report tonight. still ahead here from alabama, as you hear the chainsaws begin what is going to be such a long clean-up process, for some who survived, a few inches made all the difference. but up next, a dramatic turn, an unexp

and among those present, third from the left, is a very young future congressman named john lewis. and of course, from the right, in the front row, are rory wilkins, dr. king, and a. philip randolph, who has a statue of his own, now, in washington. and on that moment, august 28, 1963, the "i have a dream speech," the lincoln memorial took on yet another meaning. it had not been a destination of reflection and aspiration until this moment, really -- maybe beginning with marian anderson, but obviously a whole new level of meaning in 1963 in which dr. king identified the civil rights struggle with the emancipation proclamation moment of a century earlier. since then, it's inspired visits both moving, surprising, bizarre. fidel castro in 1961, his thoughts impossible to penetrate. he was a huge lincoln fan, by the way. there are a surprising number of lincoln statues in havana, some of which he installed. in 1971, richard nixon made a famous pilgrimage to meet demonstrators who had occupied the memorial to chant anti-war slogans and had a dialogue with them, which is unrecorded, but wh

david: i know, young, but bill gates retired almost at 50. johnfeller retired in his late 40's. you haven't thought of retiring at a young age, like 50? ken: we will live much longer and much healthier lives. i really hope to contribute to society for decades to come, whether in the business from, the self-help realm, i want to be relevant to society. i am fortunate to know how to build teams and make things happen. that was not a gift given to me. that is a lot of learning. if you look at citadel, we are so successful. we are far more than the sum of the parts. when you can put together the right team with the right mission, you can accomplish great things. of is howmost proud we have reshaped financial markets around the world with citadel securities. interest rate swaps, for example , we have helped to create a .ompetitive dynamic that is money that goes right into the bottom line of pension plans, corporate treasuries, and other parts of society, and not into the wall street value chain. by bringing competition into the value securities market

john torres met a young man who took part in a ground yreaking clinical trial. >> mann johnson adores h kid brother, aidan. >> you got it. >> they're years apart, but share the same debilitating disease.-c sickl. a painful genetic disorder . lood cells become distorted and sticky, blocking vessels and preventingital oxygen supply. the only cure, sh a bone marrow tranlant. instead, most aredireated with tion kagss and sum like manny with blood transfusions. at age 21, he's had more than 200. >> how often? >> once a month. >> your whole life? >> whole life. >> but now, he is disease free. thanks to a ground breaking clinical trial at dana farber children's hoital. >> they told you it's an experimental procedure, you could die from and itight not work. why were you willing to do it? >> when my little brother w a bornnd he had it, i took initiative so when he gets old enough, he wouldn't have to go through the expenses i went sere. >> bloodtem cells are removed from the patient and undergo gene therapy in the lab. those stem cells are put back in the patient. this then lets the body produ

alongside a new young senator, john f. bush is sworn into the senate. >> both prescott and dotty bush take to washington like fish to water. dorothy moves into the social scene. she loves to give tours of the capital for diplomatic figures. prescott bush said it's a great life. >> president eisenhower is is impressed by bush because he has a kind of rectitude, moderate politics that eisenhower likes and thinks is the future of the party. >> it was prescott bush's belief in the importance of persuasion and politics that made him uncomfortable with mccarthy. >> are you a member as of this moment? >> he embodied the paranoia that gripped society. he was a person who lied. you had no difficulty whatsoever smearing another person's reputation without any fact or basis of evidence. and prescott found mccarthy despicable. >> press bush stands up to him. and says this guy is not playing fair. he's a demagogue and a liar. that took a a lot of courage. it sets an early example for his son, george, that you have to stand up to the bu

alongside a new young senator, john f.he senate. >> both prescott and dottie bush take to washington like fish to water. dorothy moves into the social scene. she loves to give tours of the capitol for diplomatic figures. prescott bush said it's a great life. >> president eisenhower's impressed by prescott bush. because he has a kind of rectitude, a moderate republican politics that eisenhower likes, and he thinks is the future of the party. >> it was prescott bush's belief in the importance of persuasion and civility in politics that made him very uncomfortable with joseph mccarthy. >> are you a member of the communist conspiracy as of this moment? >> joe mccarthy embodied the anti-communist paranoia that gripped american society early in the 1950s. he was a person who lied, who had no difficulty whatsoever smearing another person's reputation without any fact or basis of evidence. and prescott bush frankly found joe mccarthy despicable. >> pres bush stands up to him and says this guy is not playing fair, and he's a dem go

in eastern china has killed at least six people and injured thirty others it happened in young change in john's province you're upset with the headlines on al-jazeera the news will continue right after this is europe. what about the gentleman who died in north fundable this week is with us she sent us the better this is a guest when we're going to be able to oh please see you later when you stretch we bury him two more for we're going to look i'm still working here is a twenty four hour a day seven days a week job to do with the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense i can still hope to maybe go on these balls. looking for work. i'm good i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part time and i'm letting the young people take over. so what will happen now is we have to take and miss valentino in front of the most praise this is present in his coffin and we have another funeral happening today so after the prayers finish move will take the deceased down to the money i'm sometimes ideas such as the tall nine foot building at the back of the most open and she lets th

[laughter] david: i know, young, but bill gates retired almost at 50. john d. eller retired in his late 40's. you haven't thought of retiring at a young age, like 50? ken: rockefeller grew up in a very different era. knock on wood, we will live much longer, much healthier lives. i really hope to contribute to society for decades to come. it is in the business realm or philanthropic realm, i want to be relevant to society. i am fortunate to know how to build teams and make things happen. that was not a gift given to me. that is a lot of trial and error. that is a lot of learning. if you look at citadel, we are so successful. we are far more than the sum of the parts. when you can put together the right team with the right mission, you can accomplish great things. what i am most proud of is how we have reshaped financial markets around the world with citadel securities. if you look at interest rate swaps, for example, we have helped to create a competitive dynamic. that is money that goes right into the bottom line of pension plans, corporate treasuries, and other

and among those present, third from the left, is a very young congressman named john lewis, and, of coursefrom the right, in the front row are rory a. philipr. king, and randolph, who has a statue of washington. in from that moment, august 28, 963, would be "i have a dream speech," the lincoln memorial took on yet another meaning. not been a destination of reflection and aspiration until this moment. beginning with marian anderson but obviously a whole in level of meaning in 1963 which dr. king identified the ivil rights struggle with the emancipation proclamation moment of the century earlier. then it's inspired visits surprising, in 1961, idel castro, his thoughts impossible to penetrate. fan, by huge lincoln the way, there are a surprising umber of lincoln statues in havana, some of which he installed. nixon made a rd amous pilgrimage to meet demonstrators who had occupied the memorial to chant anti-war had a dialogue with them which is unrecorded, but hich must have been interesting. there he is with the protestors, saying, i oking and don't know how high are we, that to be here. i don

the letter got to his desk, he always wanted to have bright, young men around him. john connally became governor and many others were young men on his staff at one time in his career. and i went to washington and spent the summer f t when i got off the trolley that brought me over to the capitol where his senate majority office was he was getting onto the trolley, and he took my hand and said, "come on," he didn't even have a warm greeting in the basement of the capitol opened the door and took me down to an addressograph chine, an addressograph machine was like a sewing machine, you would hit the pedal and a metal plate would come through, the stamp would come down, and print the address on the envelope. so in-between eight o'clock at night, and seven the next morning, i addressed by foot 275,000 envelopes. dn i even unpacked my bag and i hadn't gone to thso then he moved me stayiover to his own officeim. to answer his own correspondence and there i was at 20 y totaexperienced in this, writing his letters to eisenhower, writing his letters to the secretary state, writin

during the kennedy years, the camelot clan used eisenhower as a foil to reflect glory on their young and dynamic john kennedy and after all, it's harder than it looks. my students would all get this. you know, wouldn't you if you were kennedy's advance man use ike as the sort of counter foil? on the one hand in 1954, eisenhower and mamie are playing scrabble. i think that looks pleasant and lovely but they had to work with this guy so naturally there was a sharp contrast and it works against eisenhower's memory and against the impression that was given to the public the by the time of his death on march 28, 1969 at the age of 78, the press seemed uninterested in ike and there was an obituary in "time" magazine that concluded that eisenhower was "more of a figurehead man than a president." he was "out of touch with his people." he was a great soldier but he was judged a mediocrity, maybe even a failure at president. starting in the 1980's, a great deal of classified information started to become available to scholars. if you go to abilene, kansas, and work in the eisenhower library, you can learn all

young man was shot over 20 times. he was shot to pieces. >> reporter: attorney john burris represents the family and claims the body camera footage proves police over reacted and unjustly killed a young man who was not a threat. >> he was not oriented enough so it's like being slot ahot and k in your sleep. >> reporter: the question is why was he asleep at the wheel. his cousin said he was tired. he was sleep deprived and that was it. we'll have more on the story next at 6:00. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> new at 5:00, a second confirmed case of the measles. we learned the person was affected while traveling internationally. you are urged to make sure your current on vaccinations before you leave the u.s. >>> we know the mueller report is nearly 400 pages long and william barr says he will get a redakted version to congress by mid-april. he may issue subpoena if the report isn't delivered by next tuesday. >>> president trump threatening to close the mexican unless mexico helps stop illegal immigration. he pushed for the border wall as illegal crossings have increased. be president says he will halt trade between

human rights record adding to the scrutiny is a murder of saudi journalist john markoff shogi and high profile cases of young women who fled to saudi arabia seeking asylum abroad while the saudi government is accused of using the court system to silence his critics the freedom of these activists and several others who's on the line katia lopez with a yawn al-jazeera. southern iftikhar has an incentive still here in rights lawyer and a senior fellow at georgetown university he welcomes the temporary releases but says the international community needs to keep pressure on saudi arabia not a permanent relief temporarily or as released they've been going to court appointed public defender you know their own attorneys so they're going to have to have your report yet again this is a very tiny symbolic very large human rights group. you know you know doesn't record when it comes to human rights actually you know if. you're not shocked and so again releasing a lemon you know this is you know somebody else that. keening electrocuting waterboarding forced to break their wrath or not and so this is something that we wil