more protests are being states that london's king's cross tonight.val of term limits for its leader — it effectively allows president xi to remain in power indefinitely. now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up, it is a super sunday for heung—min son as spurs move into third in the premier league. wales have moved up too. they are second in the six nations table. and britain's visually impaired skier millie knight gets her second medal in as many days at the winter paralympics. good evening. thanks forjoining us. there were two games in the premier league today, with tottenham moving into third after a 4—1win at bournemouth. in the early kick—off arsenal and ended their run of three successive premier league defeats with a victory over watford. here patrick geary. the empty seats at the emirates told of the hollowing out of arsenal's season. in recent weeks everything about this club has been questioned. not everyone has asked so nicely. a good time to simplify things. mesut ozil to mustafi, minimalist and effective. com

more protests took place at london's kings cross tonight.black panther becomes a box office hit — taking in more than a billion us dollars at cinemas worldwide. now on bbc news — the travel show. mauritius, a force of nature in the middle of the indian ocean. mauritius is marking the 50th year of independence from british colonial rule, but the intriguing, rich and sometimes dark story of this island nation goes back way before then. on myjourney, i'm going to explore the history of mauritius. see and taste how multiculturalism works here. mmmm, that is nice. go on a day to the races. oh, did he win? did he win? and visit a unique conservation project saving endangered species. this island is so often labelled as just a luxury beach paradise, but the reality is so much more fascinating than that. mauritius — gorgeous beaches, turquoise waters and lush vegetation. but the human story is just as awe—inspiring. le morne mountain on the south—west of the island faces in the direction of madagascar, and stands 555 metres high. it's also at a 45—d

john donnison is at london's king's cross station.latest on the travel situation where you are? this is around the time that it gets very busy. very busy. major disruption to most train services yesterday. services yesterday. what is it going to be like today? to be like today? serious problems again today. again today. a lot of people will probably try to stay home. probably try to stay home. places like that, have been cancelled. a difficult day flying. cancelled across europe since tuesday. tuesday. it is notjust in britain that it is very cold. that it is very cold. to mean a huge backlog of passengers that need to be shifted. that need to be shifted. going before setting off for the airport. airport. gloucestershire because of snow on the carriageway. the carriageway. collision between a lorry and a car, and police on the scene. and police on the scene. john, thank you very much. you very much. up—to—date with the travel situation and the weather coming up later. and the weather coming up later. question marks over the gas supply

there has been rail disruption around the king's cross area in london tonight due to a protest by pro—kurdishags and placards outside the station, blocking the euston road. some london underground services were only allowing customers to disembark. manchester piccadilly train station was closed for several hours this afternoon after a group of about a hundred protestors walked onto the train tracks. both demonstrations are thought to have been part of a national day of action to raise awareness of turkey's military offensive against kurds in northern syria. the headlines on bbc news: traces of the nerve agent used to poison your ear and surrogate scrip i'll -- poison your ear and surrogate scrip i'll —— sergei skripal and his daughter were found on pub tables and people have been told to watch possessions. the chancellor says there are calls for economic optimism ahead of his spring statement on tuesday. the water regulator, 0fwat, is to investigate why thousands of people suffered water shortages, after the recent cold weather. homes and businesses faced days without running water, when pipe

king's cross in london had to be closed earlier this evening, as police held back protesters, opposedn syria. earlier, campaigners at manchester piccadilly station made their way from the concourse on to the tracks. the station was closed for three hours, causing long delays. the headlines on bbc news: traces of the nerve agent were found at the restaurant table where they eat. people in salisbury have been told to wash their clothes and possessions. the chancellor says there's cause for economic optimism — ahead of his spring statement on tuesday. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme — tottenham move third in the premier league as son heung—min scores twice in a 4—1 win over bournemouth. ritzier pochettino's sign hit back. —— moritz you're in. hurricane had an injury. —— harry kane. —— moritz you're in. hurricane had an injury. -- harry kane. after a few minutes, the team managed to com plete few minutes, the team managed to complete the game. we had a victory. the extra point

one of my co—founders lived near kings cross and he had requests to drop stuff all the time.ith you? we thought this must be a problem followed the people. storage in cities is a problem and the only solution was the left luggage at stations and they were really expensive. we came in at half the price and got it up and running. you make it sound easy. you are university graduates, how did you get the funding? it was quite lucky really. we contacted the ceo of big yellow storage and we said we have had this idea and he loved it. and asked him for money presumably? initially we just asked him for advice. we quizzed him and he said, write me a proper business plan and come back to me. we did and he loved it. he put some money in then and that gave us the runway to do it full—time, just the three of us. that really took off. but went exponential so we had to hire people much faster than planned because we could not cope with the volume. much faster than planned because we could not cope with the volumem works well and it works on mobile devices, who did that skill? did you have t

delays on the piccadilly line between hyde park corner and acton town due to a signal failure at king's cross collision, with congestion back to the north circular. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. a rather damp start out there this morning. we've had outbreaks of rain overnight, further outbreaks of rain this morning but gradually they will start to clear away and we'll get some brighter spells. sweeping away north and east. behind it the cloud will start to thin and break, so we're looking at this afternoon some sunny spells becoming prolonged towards the end of the afternoon, and temperatures getting up to 10 celsius. actually in the sunshine feeling quite pleasant. we've still got some outbreaks of rain and patchy cloud overnight tonight. some heavier bursts as we head to dawn tomorrow morning. minimum temperature, staying above zero in towns and cities, between 2—4. so again tomorrow we've got another rather damp start to the day. the rain clearing, again leading to sunny spells in the afternoon, then for friday, notice the temperature, sunny spells

kings cross in london had to be closed earlier this evening, as police held back protesters, opposedst kurds in syria. opposed to turkey's military earlier, campaigners at manchester piccadilly station made their way from the concourse on to the tracks. the station was closed for three hours, causing long delays. the liberal democrat leader vince cable says too many older people who voted for brexit were "driven by nostalgia" for a world where "faces were white." he was speaking at his party's spring conference in southport. his comments have been criticised by, among others, the cabinet minister sajid javid, criticised by, among others, who said mr cable was "wrong and disrespectful." there've been extraordinary scenes tonight at the conclusion of the crufts dog show. shortly after the whippet, colloonney tartan tease, was named as best in show, colloonney tartan tease, a man appeared to run onto the arena floor. the show‘s organisers, the kennel club, says it can't confirm, if it was a protest of some kind but added they are, "looking into the incident". kind but added they are, wi

on to the trains: there are cancellations on hull trains into kings cross, and that is due to a lackear baker street has a lane closed in both directions. that's for roadworks. let's have a check on the weather now, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. once again it isa hello, good morning. once again it is a frost free start to the day. with temperatures between five and eight celsius but a pretty disappointing early start. it is cloudy and it is damp that should shape up to be a fairly decent day of weather and we will see some good spells of sunshine around. these we re spells of sunshine around. these were gradually lighten. so a weather front is moving its way eastwards. by front is moving its way eastwards. by the time you to the end of the morning rush hour it should have gone and the sky that will brighten behind it. we will see some good spells of sunshine develop. just a small chance of one or two isolated showers through the afternoon but most of us are likely to stay dry. the sunshine turning a bit hazy with the arrival of more high of it later on through the day.

later, marquette king cross pollinating sports with his first pitch honors in mesa. that was a strike, but he was very happy. this was against the cubs. the a's handled the cubs by a final score of seven-to -- 7-2. because of the way the gaels finished the season, they knew they were a bubble team on this selection sunday. this was a banner year for the gaels. they were ranked 11th in the country, the highest ranking in school history. the ncaa selection committee did not bite despite their 28-5 record. you can imagine their disappointment on a senior heavy team. >> it was pretty quiet. it hurt. that much i know. >> it happens. you hope it does not happen to you. when it does, you've just got to deal with it and move on. that's where we are.>> they did get an nit berth and that was good news for stanford. they were also chosen. that is sports for now. jason appelbaum and i will see you at 11:30. ken and christina back now. >> next 11, >> shots fired at a home in the east bay. 11:00 news starts right now. >>> police are responding to what we are hearing was an

john that king's cross, thank you. happen. she is not alone, she said it looked like the car park. like the car park. not got information as to when they can get back on theirjourneys. can get back on theirjourneys. your local bbc radio station as well. well. of the european council, donald tusk, in downing steet today. for britain‘s long—term future relationship with the eu. could be lost in the uk car industry according to a new report by mps. in a huge drop in exports. in this country as well. will publish its first completed report this morning. following the second world war. and highlight the failure to detect and prevent the abuse. serving eight, the communication director, is to stand down. director, is to stand down. some time before he entered politics. politics. had been in relation to the russia inquiry. as the royal mint is releasing 26 new designs of the ten pence piece. decided by public vote. landmark, and there‘s also zfor zebra—crossing. other coin designs feature james bond, a cup of tea and stonehen

to give you one idea, a lot of the trains from king's cross last night were cancelled on the train we are in the east of england, in lincolnshire, it has been especially badly hit and the raf have been drafted in to help transport nhs staff, hospital staff around and also some of their patients. it is a pretty dire situation but that is the latest from where we are in gateshead. thank you very much. a report by the independent enquiry into his child sexual abuse has just published independent enquiry into his child sexual abuse hasjust published its findings and concludes the government must offer compensation to around 2000 former child migrants. the report states these children were exposed to risks including sexual abuse during the post—war programme which settled young people overseas. we arejoined by we are joined by our correspondent. what has been found out about this inquiry? this is a highly critical report and the first into the enquiry and what has been published. this focuses on child migrants and this was a scheme dating back to the 19th century. this focuses on the post—

king makers in the atlanta voters league. which was founded in 1946 by his grandfather john wesley dobbs. in do so, he really -- he crossed the plaque political king makers in a particular kind of way. in his senatorial race, he wins the city of atlanta. he carries atlanta but he loses greatly within the state. it becomes clear he can carry votes. in 1969, he decides he's going to run for vice mayor. he's able to win. what this does it sets the course that in 1973 he runs against the first jewish mayor in the city and he wins and he becomes the city's first black mayor. he does all of this without ever asking his wife bunny. it dissolved their marriage. one of the things that bunny jackson was say about maynard jackson his ministry was politics. she recognized there was something unique about him in this particular way. he worked against crime. ehe brought crime levels down. these crimes known as the atlanta child murders. it's so visceral. children were being murdered. some of the horrific crimes committed in american history. surrounding the missing of murdered children where many questions that rim unanswered and that

cross-country skiing form is a must. and it's time to shoes concentration is king fisher has plenty of advice on how to develop the right technique. and then see the time push with your left foot on. all the cross-country skiing might look easy it's anything but us. the rain has started pouring but the participants are letting that was their fun. as it is a long it's the first time i've been cross-country skiing but it's my first day in the uk so incredible on t.v. but it's a lot harder than it looks. it is if it's really interesting but exhausting too it's fun to do something you've watched the pros do and somehow you think it will be easy but learning the steps is interesting and impressive. for most of the course participants a high point is the shooting range fisher gives a few tips and some people even manage to hit the targets. after a fun but strenuous afternoon of biathlon training visitors wanting to warm up head for roomies mulled wine stand in the village center. to do. a dusty what's quiet a good place to relax in the mountains in the snow it's great here the people are really friendly i have to say recalled

. >>> the king of wakonda is still king of the box office. black panther crossed $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office over the weekend fueled by a fourth straight week at number one in north america and a $66.5 million debut in china. black panther hit the billion dollar milestone in just 26 days >>> put the coffee down. that's all i've got. one minute to give you the top nuggets from yesterday. just to send you off to work. warriors last night not there night in the twin cities. too much of this. the minnesota timberwolves resulting in back to back steph curry losses. >>> good morning. a foggy start to your monday morning commute. if you making your way across the golden gate bridge we are attracting some slowdowns. we will have an update for you on an incident we have been tracking. first, let's check in sports. >>> good morning. man, this is the time if you love basketball. we have the warriors, ncaa tournament, tiger woods in the mix. i have to deliver it in 60 seconds? i'll try. warriors undermanned, no curry yesterday. they had a guy named durrant to

. >> take a look at what you're find in new york's cross wod puzzle. king. the answer, gayle.t. >> would have gotten that one right. >> all of us would, we hope, right? >> i don't know if everyone would. >> gayle is always the answer. >> to everything. crime ring with possible >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. fremont police say they have helped dismantle a sophisticated crime ring with possible transnational ties and roots in southern california. they arrested four men who they say used gas pump skimmers to steal credit card information across five bay area counties. >>> the san rafael city council has approved a measure for the june ballot that would tax medical marijuana. the council also voted monday in favor of zoning guidelines for locating a medical marijuana business in the city. >>> tuesday, ann coulter is expected it speak at an event in mountain view. her last appearance in the bay area was canceled for fear of violent protests. police are currently working on a security plan for the upcoming event. >>> stay with us; weather and traffic in just a mom

freeze, wio many without power, the red cross made an overnight shelter in horsham township, 227 meeting house road. whole plaza last power. the workers at the china king tried to finish orders in the dark. we spoke to a lady who got a final order. >> apparently i calledust before the lights went out, so my order was. >> reporter: watch out for the downed trees, on route 1, several degrees were knocked down. this one came down at chathamro. i'm going to a frnd that has power, so i can charge my phone and eat something, because i can't warm up anything. >> reporter: live look, if you just saw the jeep go through, cars are having to go around the tree and the parking lot. be aware of black ice, this was snow, not the case any more as the temperatures have dropped overnight. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> use caution this morning. folks your time, 5:05 a.m., this morning downed trees having an impact on septa bus, trolley and regional rail line service, take a look at this here, the bus on manayunk avenue in manayunk was stuck because of slick road conditions we went through yesterday, that should not be a big problem today, but downe

king died for america's sins. and bullets were the nails in his cross.parkland, chicago, kelly, these african-american children, latino children, native american children, bullets are the nails in their crosses as well. thoughts and prayers won't do enough any more. we need a resurrection and all a resurrection is change and really revolution. and so i think what we saw today is easter joy came early this year. >> do you think they will be able to get -- look at all of the cities. will this translate into legislation and action? >> well again, the birmingham crusade, the children's crusade changed the tide of the civil rights movement when the children stood up in birmingham and that is what we have today. not just? one city. this is all over the world. we will finally see a change. >> absolutely. i've never seen anything like this. not in the modern times. this combines all of the youth movements from black lives matter on into one cohesive movement and they did it themselves. >> and parkland kids said we get attention because of our privilege so when t

the king of wakanda is king of the box office. "black panther" crossedthe one billion dollar mark at the worldwide box office over the weekend, fueled by a fourth straight week at number one in north america, and a 66-point-five million dollar debut in china. variety reports "black panther" hit the milestone in 26 days."it's a letter of love to cinema and love."guillermo del toro is launching a scholarship for mexican filmmakers. the hollywood reporter says the academy award winning director announced the 60-thousand dollar annual award at the guadalajara international film festival.(nat applause)a crewmember has been electrocuted on the set of the upcoming motley crue bio-pic. according to the hollywood reporter, the crewmember was injured while de-rigging a film set in new orleans. the movie about the hard-partying glam metal band is titled "the dirt," based on the band's biography of the same name. deadline says crewmember is recover. in rick (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4

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cross the country. and like you said, it is important that the sacramento kings took a stand and made a fund for opportunity. it is important to remember that opportunity isn't what killed stephon clark, it is the police who looked at him and shot him for no reason. >> i want to play an exchange that took place yesterday during the white house press briefing. my colleague kristen welker was speaking with the white house president secretary sarah huckabee-sanders and take a listen to what they had to say. >> these tensions between communities of color and police departments, does the president not need to show leadership on this issue. >> look, we certainly -- when the president has talked about a number of issues, we want to find ways to bring the country together. certainly not looking for anyplace of division. i think you've seen that in the policies that he's put forward -- >> there are a lot of african-american moms all across the country feel as though their sons are dying. doesn't the president feel like he needs to do something about that? >> i think we should do every single thing we can every singl

king for or you know was having this kind of zeroes on kind of mentality and insisting on one side takes all because they're already long beyond which the north koreans cannot cross and you couldn't feel that they're giving up all the insurance policy in return for them so it's in the future i think they cut their life at the back all from this and they fought at this conference and go back to the old ways which is not good for anyone so i think that the most important thing is for the america to realize that this is an opportunity and they should seize upon it. continues in just a moment. it's a global trade war imminent if donald trump follows through on increasing terrorist and ending existing trade deals it seems very likely after all this was at the very center of his campaign for the presidency it was a promise he made to his base look make america great again. the communist era has left a lot of legacy waste as well i'm assuming again. my understanding of the soviet era that there was much more of a culture of. throwing things away that i think the society. tends to reject so it's a matter of moving back. twenty one minutes past the hour here in the russia

they chose it because they will have to cross that bridge by foot to get her, reminiscent of martin luther king's ryan, do you hear us? we're screaming, we're crying. >> reporter: student voices reverberated through wisconsin's usually serene farm land tuesday. >> mile 40. >> mile 40. rhonda randall. >> reporter: at every mile, they honored a victim of gun violence. we met them on the final stretch of their 50-mile march. >> how do you think dozens of young people marching in a very rural area, i don't see a house, so no one is hearing you right now, how do you think that translates into action. >> people can hear us from every corner of the country and that's the power of social media. >> reporter: the destination is janesville, the hometown of house speaker paul ryan. >> he has more influence over how people vote, why people vote. we have the unique opportunity of being in his home state. >> reporter: speaker ryan is overseas and in a statement his office said he respects those expressing their views. after the stoneman douglas high school shooting last month ryan oversaw the passage of legisla

king. >> you although billy graham billy graham. >> lou dobbs: thank you very much. these two planes pulling off an incredible stunt. whoa! in buenos aires they race past each other performing a stunning low altitude crossing. we're coming right back. much more straight ahead. not all of it pleasant, but all of it important. stay with us. >> lou dobbs: president trump taking the lead in the effort to keep our students safe. >> president trump: we can do that with an executive order. i will essentially write it out so you don't not don't have to worry about bump stop. >> lou dobbs: the president proposal to protect our schedules with congressman desantos and the blue angle pilots teasing with a samplal of what might be in store at the air show. his astonishing stunt here next. we'll be right back well the video. stay with us. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest pr

king. >> you although billy graham billy graham. >> lou dobbs: thank you very much. these two planes pulling off an incredible stunt. whoa! in buenos aires they race past each other performing a stunning low altitude crossingming right back. much more straight ahead. not all of it pleasant, but all of it important. stay with us. >> lou dobbs: president trump taking the lead in the effort to keep our students safe. >> president trump: we can do that with an executive order. i will essentially write it out so you don't not don't have to worry about bump stop. >> lou dobbs: the president proposal to protect our schedules with congressman desantos and the blue angle pilots teasing with a samplal of what might be in store at the air show. his astonishing stunt here next. we'll be right back well the video. stay with us. >> lou dobbs: a big legal victory for the trump administration in the 5-3 decision. the supreme court ruling yesterday immigrants facing deportation can be held indefinitely without receiving bail hearings, even if they have permanent legal status or are seeking asylum. another supreme court victory for the president. president trump pressing squabbling lawmakers to make real progress on protect

king. >> you although billy graham billy graham. >> lou dobbs: thank you very much. these two planes pulling off an incredible stunt. whoa! in buenos aires they race past each other performing a stunning low altitude crossing. we're coming right back. much more straight ahead. not all of it pleasant, but all of it important. stay with us. >> lou dobbs: president trump taking the lead in the effort to keep our students safe. >> president trump: we can do that with an executive order. i will essentially write it out so you don't not don't have to worry about bump stop. >> lou dobbs: the president proposal to protect our schedules with congressman desantos and the blue angle pilots teasing with a samplal of what might be in store at the air show. his astonishing stunt here next. we'll be right back well the video. stay with us. two,that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum -- just to help you improve your skills. boom! that's lesson one. education to take your trad

king. >> you although billy graham billy graham. >> lou dobbs: thank you very much. these two planes pulling off an incredible stunt. whoa! in buenos aires they race past each other performing a stunning low altitude crossing. we're coming right back. much more straight ahead. not all of it pleasant, but all of it important. stay with us. >> lou dobbs: president trump taking the lead in the effort to keep our students safe. >> president trump: we can do that with an executive order. i will essentially write it out so you don't not don't have to worry about bump stop. >> lou dobbs: the president proposal to protect our schedules with congressman desantos and the blue angle pilots teasing with a samplal of what might be in store at the air show. his astonishing stunt here next. we'll be right back well the video. stay with us. where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. like you do sometimes, grandpa? and pu

cross-country american tour, where he'll pitch his kingdom to a skeptical u.s. public. he was named heir to the throne nine months ago by his 82-year- old father, kingo granted his son vast new powers. known by his initials, m.b.s., his reforms inside saudi arabia have been revolutionary. he is emancipating women, introducing music and cinema, and cracking down on corruption, in a land with 15,000 princes. but selling saudi arabia won't be easy. in his first interview with an american television network, he was eager to discuss his country's promise, and its troubled reputation head on. when many americans think about saudi arabia, they think about osama bin laden and 9/11. they think about the terrorism that he brought to american soil. >> mohammed bin salman ( translated ): right. osama bin laden recruited 15 saudis in the 9/11 attacks with a clear objective. according to the c.i.a. documents and congressional investigations, osama bin laden wanted to create a schism between the middle east and the west, between saudi arabia and the united states of america. >> o'donnell: why did osama bin laden want to create that hatred between the west and saud

king gives, his mountaintop oration, which is made the night before he was murdered. he talks about having been to the mountaintop and been to the promised land, but like moses, you might not cross over with us. it was as though he knew what was going to happen the next day. he likens his journey to that of moses and the entire movement is, in his eyes, a minor exit this in the southern black of terror and disenfranchised to full citizenship. but more than that, king saw the whole strategy, the nonviolent shoji of the civil rights ,ovement, this winning strategy and consistent -- inconsistent with biblical teaching. violence creates more problems than it solves. particular, and colored people all over the world, in their struggle for freedom, if they succumb to the 10 of using violence for the struggle, on board generation -- unborn generations will be the recipient of -- the biblical source he is using is matthew's words. chapter, the gospel is recorded by st. matthew. we read these arresting words flowing from the lips of our lord and master. you have heard that it has been said, you shall love your neighbor and hate your anomie, but i say love your enemies, bless them to curs

cross of jesus christ. and there is a possibility of spiritual brotherhood in christ alone. (robert kennedy) i have some very sad news for all of you... martin luther kinghot and was killed tonight. mr. graham, i believe that you've just been informed of the tragic death of dr. martin luther king, jr. yes, and uh, i was just informed about five minutes ago, and it comes as one of the greatest shocks of my entire life. there is no excuse, ever, for hatred. there is no excuse ever for bigotry and intolerance and prejudice. we are to love as god loved us. (bernice king) i think both dr. graham and my father were trying to make the world a better place. (howard jones) billy and martin were friends, and a lot of whites damned billy for that. (billy graham) we demanded integration almost from the beginning of our meetings in the south. now today, it's almt possible for the present generation to understand what things were in those days and what it took to be that way... how many threatening letters we got, and how many threats against my family as a result of the stand that we took at that time. billy's first public acts against racial segregation took place

king. >> you although billy graham billy graham. >> lou dobbs: thank you very much. these two planes pulling off an incredible stunt. whoa! in buenos aires they race past each other performing a stunning low altitude crossing. we're coming right back. much more straight ahead. not all of it pleasant, but all of it important. stay with us. >> lou dobbs: president trump taking the lead in the effort to keep our students safe. >> president trump: we can do that with an executive order. i will essentially write it out so you don't not don't have to worry about bump stop. >> lou dobbs: the president proposal to protect our schedules with congressman desantos and the blue angle pilots teasing with a samplal of what might be in store at the air show. his astonishing stunt here next. we'll be right back well the video. stay with us. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. @like you do sometimes, grandpa? and

king. >> you although billy graham billy graham. >> lou dobbs: thank you very much. these two planes pulling off an incredible stunt. whoa! in buenos aires they race past each other performing a stunning low altitude crossingwe're coming right back. much more straight ahead. not all of it pleasant, but all of it important. stay with us. >> lou dobbs: president trump taking the lead in the effort to keep our students safe. >> president trump: we can do that with an executive order. i will essentially write it out so you don't not don't have to worry about bump stop. >> lou dobbs: the president proposal to protect our schedules with congressman desantos and the blue angle pilots teasing with a samplal of what might be in store at the air show. his astonishing stunt here next. we'll be right back well the video. stay with us. say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95

king despite a wave of protests and intense opposition. he will be remembered by the riverside community as someone who cared deeply for his students. lou vanderzil, an avid reader, cross word puzzler and traveler and a constant source of wisdom and kindness will be dearly missed by our community. may his memory be the blessing to the family and friends he leaves behind. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, louise mcintosh slaughter served the people of rochester and monroe county as well as the city of buffalo in the united states congress from 1987 until her untimely death last week. louise slaughter was a champion of progressive causes in the liberal lioness of the united states congress. she knew who she was fighting for and she knew how to fight. for the homeless, the helpless and the voiceless, louise slaughter championed all her causes because her political ethos was to forever defend the d

king gives, his mountaintop oration, which is made the night before he was murdered. he is talking about having been to the mountaintop and seeing the promised land, but like moses, you may not cross over with us. it was as though he knew what was going to happen the next day. he likens his journey to that of moses and the entire movement is, in his eyes, a minor exodus of the southern black person from terror and disenfranchisement to full citizenship. but more than that, king saw the whole strategy, the nonviolent strategy of the civil rights movement, this winning strategy, as consistent with biblical teaching. he said, "violence creates many more social problems than it solves," and as i have said in many instances, the negro, in particular and colored people all over the world, in their struggle for freedom, if they succumb to the use of violence for their struggle unborn generations will be the recipient of the long and desperate night of bitterness. the biblical source he is using is matthew's words. jesus' words and mapi. the fifth chapter, the gospel is recorded by st. matthew. we read these arresting words flowing from the lips of our lord and master. "you have heard tha

unprecedented cross-country trip -- the first day, i should say, two drum up investment in this country and to try to improve his -- the image of his kingdom. known as mbs, the future kingocked up fellow princes, expropriated more than $100 billion of their wealth in the name of cracking down on corruption, giving women new rights like the right to drive and attend sporting events, but also mired his country in a civil war in yemen consequence iranian militias. david me is "washington post" columnist david ignatius. his book "men delandela's way" being re-released today. nbc national political reporter carol lee is here and still with us, nbc national security analyst, jeremy bash. you have perhaps the most important arab leader in line with donald trump against iran but also looking for foreign investors, trying to communicate that this is a new saudi arabia despite the harsh tactics he has used against fellow princes to gain power and also fellow investors. >> yes. he's an extraordinary figure. he's a mix of good and bad. i met with him during the last year of the obama administration at a midnight meeting at the palace, which is the saudis, as most of you know, have

king's first foray into national television had not beena success, would the media have turned around and gone home? i don't know. we'll never know, thank god. >> it's early morning here at 1121 crosst in little rock, and the new school day is dawning. >> reporter: a year after the montgomery bus boycott, little rock became the stage for the next drama of the movement when local naacp leaders hand-picked nine black students and pressured the school board to enroll them at all white central high school. they were challenging the city to comply with the supreme court's 1954 decision in brown vs. board of education where the court ruled that all public schools must be integrated. >> ernest green, age 16, 12th grade. >> when they said, are you interested in transferring to central, i said, hey, why not? my attitude was that change was coming, i want to be a part of it. i'm ready to change the face of the south. >> reporter: the story took an unexpected turn when the governor defied the courts and ordered the national guard to block the black students from entering the school. >> the first day we faced the arkansas national guard with bayonnets. they let the white students enter the cam