well in this instance jamal knox and his lawyers have articulated jamal had actually adopted a persona that is different from his normal person you know beyond that at the time this was a nineteen year old kid using the platform of rap and hip hop to express his frustration and unfortunately the courts to being true and accurate in terms of being issued towards the police officers at hand and just as someone who grew up in the inner city of los angeles from my experience if someone were intending to carry out real threats against police officers or to encourage people to do so they're certainly not going to take it to the wrap platform to do it right they're just going to do what they need to do but the reality is that even with all of the frustration that people have in inner city communities and particularly. young black men in their encounters with law enforcement they are not running around shooting and killing officers as par for the course most of the time people tolerate the violence and the abuse that goes on and often people don't even file lawsuits in the face of the abuse th

attention back in two thousand and twelve hip hop artist may have a model whose real name mr maule knox was arrested by pittsburgh police back in twenty twelve i'm going to jump start gun charges after his arrest according to the new york times mr knox and a friend recorded this song whose title which included a vulgar word directed at the police was partly in no mas to an end of you a classic with some learning after the song was posted to you tube and facebook law enforcement charged knox with making terroristic threats and intimidating witnesses joining us now to help us better understand this attack on head pop culture and the first amendment implications of volved is a civil rights attorney from minneapolis to chemo levi pound thank you so much for joining us. thanks for having me. with this is one of those wild situations that i think people really don't understand the scope in the sense that this is from what i understand happening quite a bit and in this particular case. the arguments for the prosecution of persecution prosecution of knox over his lyrics are that he called out h

as jamal knox did in this case at hand and you know it's interesting too is that the amount of money right now being made off of these black artists in the world is astronomical there's a lot of corporations making money off this i would hope that these corporations maybe ellen de generous if she's going to feature someone her so would step up with instances like what we're seeing with jamal knox or this twelve year old and say you know what we're going to pay your lawyer fees we're going to fight this alongside you because you're making us money you're being you know you're expressing your life we shouldn't be seeing the police be badgering you over this i hope that we could see that happen in the future most often when mccann absolutely even economic sanctions against the model law that i was involved in this incident became are going to thank you so much for coming on always a pleasure having you on and your insight thank you so much. thank you. butterfly butterfly where do you go apparently the answer is southern california this week our friends are greeted with a billion with a

prolific author who has written about everything ranging from middle eastern archaeology to the amanda knox trial in italy and her latest book, which i have to be careful with because the first word is golden, and it's about trump, but it's actually golden handcuffs. that's about the trump women. to my immediate left is rick wilson, who i'm sure everyone who watches msnbc knows by now. [applause] >> thank you. >> a republican campaign operative for many years, and probably the ultimate never, ever, ever trumper. a conservative whose mug has gotten millions of liberals excited to see him on tv, with his brilliantly lacerating takedowns of the president and his cult. and his book, of course, is called "everything trump touches dies." and trump has never touched me, thank god. literally. and in the middle, i'm honored to prepare david mccraw, great first amendment lawyer for "the new york times" who has been in the trenches, fighting for a press freedom at the time since 2002 and before that, at the daily news, i believe. and his book, which is just come out and is for sale here, even though i

>(grant) mary knox... the senior mary knox... (grant) mary knox... the senior deputy district attorney for contra conta county tells tells kron4... she is continuing to apply for state and federal grants in order to get more equiptment installed...and continue increasing coverage on the roadways. (vicki) in the last two weeks - more than 27-hundred tons of debris have been collected in the lower russian river area. clean up efforts are still very much underway following those devastating floods.. as more rain is expected to fall later this week, kron 4's noelle bellow checked in on flood recovery efforts. it's alot of work.. it's a lot of work. mud caked to the ground of the river theater in downtown guernville has owner jerry knightscrubbing everyday it's been the worst in a lot of years.. there's a lot of people that had it harderthan me though. without flood insurance, jerry is tasked with clean up all on his own.. from pinesol to vacuuming to bleach. in an effort to help things along -- sonoma county officials did extend their clean up aid to bus

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joining me now is olivier knox for sirius radio. let me start with this. ted joyce, congressman from florida, had this to say about all the goings on on this resolution. >> one of our colleagues invokes the classic anti-semitic language that jews control the world and jews care only about money, jews cannot be loyal americans, if they all support israel. this, too, must be condemned. >> dana: that was ted joyce, democrat from florida. seems to be the speaker has a tiger bite's tail at the moment. >> you eluded to a revolt in the democratic caucus. there are multiple revolts, multiple perspectives on how to tackle this. you have some siding with omar. some saying we could never get resolutions on condemning racist speech by some colleagues. you have some in the older guard like congressman deutch and senior folks, elliott angle, coming out saying they've got to be much more forceful. they had this yemen resolution. resolution that would have caught back some of the american support for saudi led campaign. that got swamped by a republican motion to commit a

the system is expected to be fully operational in june....and it won't end there...mary knox the senior deputy district attorney for contra conta county tells me she is continuign to apply for state and federal grants in order to get more equiptment installed...and continue increasing coverage on the roadways.....maureen kelly kron4 news. following. in the wake of this now viral video from t-m-z. calls are mounting for giants c-e-o larry baer to be disciplined.(vicki) several groups and now even the mayor of san francisco are weighing in ...on what action should be taken. kron-4's dan kerman joins us live from oracle park... with more the calls for punishment against larry baer are mounting following this very public physical altercation between the giants president and his wife.monday san francisco mayor london breed issued a statement saying "major league baseball needs to send a message that any and all acts of violence against women is unacceptable....while mr. baer has apologized and expressed remorse for his behavior, it does not excuse his actions and it does not erase what trans

the system is expected to be fully operational in june....and it won't end there...mary knox the senior deputy district attorney for contra conta county tells me she is continuign to apply for state and federal grants in order to get more equiptment installed...and continue increasing coverage on the roadways.....maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) developing news tonight. in the wake of this now viral video from t-m-z. calls are mounting for giants c-e-o larry baer to be disciplined. several groups and now even the mayor of san francisco are weighing in ...on what action should be taken. kron-4's dan kerman joins us live from oracle park... with more mayor calls for baer discipline 0318196 insertthis very public physical altercation between giants president larry baer and his wife has lead to an increased call that he be punished for his actions.monday san francisco mayor london breed issued a statement saying "major league baseball needs to send a message that any and all acts of violence against women is unacceptable....while mr. baer has apologized and expressed remorse for his be

city leaders plan to discuss what happens knox hope village next tuesday, four days before their lease ends. in san jose, kpix5. >> tonight, subpoenas are flying. the latest in the boeing 737 max investigation and why the fbi is now involved. >> riot buttons installed in state buildings for safety. >>> it is >>> we showed it to you last night. a riot button. well, just as fast as it was installed it is being removed. >> >> round blue stickers now cover up the word riot. spelled out on elevator buttons installed in this california department of tax and fee administration building. a building spokesperson said including the word riot on the button was an error in judgment. they will be swapped out by the end of the week and replaced with lights with no word written on them at all. >> it freaked everybody out. >> the buttons reading riot left some in the building baffled. >> i don't see they can do anything like that in a building that is publicly owned like this without first warning everybody and going through union and ... >> reporter: the state building said they were installed in par

skin or perhaps for being brazilian god created just one race the human race scottish go for russell knox has put himself in contention after the opening round of the valspar championship in florida the world number sixty two produced an albatross that's when a golfer goes three strokes under par on a hole knocks was two hundred seventy four yards away on the par five eleventh when he made this second shot and went straight into the cup to straight behind leaders jones almost. all right that is all useful for now will have. very much for me for this new surge to stay with us i'll be back with you in just a moment with more of the day's news. is the war on truth when they're on line. is to be able to be concise expressing that exactly what is happening in the moment and what it needs. or if you join us on say israel is an apartheid state and ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from the new join the global conversation. until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was a cover included todd's tragedies of qua

the state of new news live from berlin still to come on the show boeing seven thirty seven knox is bad for much of the world skies after these european airlines crash but the u.s. is still packing this part of the job when you fly in one. but first just a few weeks ago india and pakistan edged very close to a full blown armed conflict after a suicide attack on indian troops in indian controlled kashmir the nuclear armed neighbors have been locked in a dispute over this region for decades and armed insurgency has been under way in the india administered part since one thousand nine hundred nine delhi accuses pakistan of supporting militant groups there the charges long about denies in a deed of you exclusive our correspondents on f.l. the car visited the family of that suicide bomber she sent us this report from front of our. this is how has some dark remembers his son before he disappeared last year last month a car packed with explosives rammed a convoy of indian pattern military troops killing more than forty just. the blast just a few miles from here shook the family's home. then re

of that's this is called the knox they're demanding higher pay and better working conditions while seeking to demonstrate what might happen if full border controls are put in place at the end of next month in the case. of a hard break this can mean a delay because the story. they were going nowhere fast. on thursday customs officials of the year a start time when paris continued their working to rule strike these in depth customs checks performance to the less up will be the norm off to brexit. luigi affected the root of the seas bricks it's not in itself a subject more the impact on working conditions and living conditions of customs officers. is that only -- one it and all the issues that i've never been a dress the way they should have been -- this is a little bit. custom officials say there aren't enough personnel and stay on paid enough to deal with additional border checks when britain leave the eu on the twenty ninth march. two you're a star was delayed by up to two hours and one train was counseled. the former to weigh in belgium was close for trucks heading to kelly to reduce traf

the system is expected to be fully operational in june....and it won't end there...mary knox the senior deputy district attorney for ( will ) happening today... the contra costa count board of supervisors will consider a proposal for automated license plate readers in the discovery bay area. a spokesperson for the contra costa county sheriff says the county wants to install 21 cameras along highway 4 and bixler road. police say suspects often flee to discovery bay because it is so close to highway 4. they are hoping that license plate readers can help police identify some of these suspects. ( james ) happening today....teachers in dublin could decide to strike if a deal is not reached with the district.( will ) teachers voted to authorize a strike last week. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live from dublin to tell us just how close they are from walking out of the classrooms and on to the picket lines today - teachers are standing in solidarity wearing green and black as negotiations continue between the dublin unified school district and teachers association.98 percent of the a

where do things go from here let's bring in our correspondents back at nasa standing by in london and knox hoffman is in stratford good to see you both again let's start with you president was very clear they did not want to rescind may's deal we are expecting a vote later today on whether there should be a no deal for. i said what can we expect there. is interesting when we have spoken to many in peace in the course of the morning after this very night and across the political divide safe in saying it's really a chaos and there is just you know no clarity we don't know where we're going from here and one says well anybody who says they know what's going to happen he or she is clearly lying so we know that's a lot of parliamentarians want to avoid what if for many is a horror scenario that the u.k. leaves the european union in just two weeks time without any provision any clarity of what the future is so-called no deal bragg's it and that's what is expected that many of them are going to vote against later on tonight and then there is another vote if that goes through those another vote ex

announcement comes as a list of countries and their allies suspending the use of the boeing seven three seven knox continues to grow. ten saudi women have appeared in court in riyadh for the first time since said detention a year ago the cases against them have drawn international condemnation and outrage over the state of human rights in the kingdom lou jane al her through one of the live campaigners against the ban on women driving is among those standing trial mohammed val has the story. is a younger activist who's been fighting for saudi women aside to drive among other demands she's a graduate of the university of british columbia in canada and was ranked by arabian business magazine as third on the list of top most powerful arab women in two thousand and fifteen in recognition of her phyllis activism but the rebellion and other female campaigners paid a hefty price you clued in constant touch us mint and even detention at the hands of saudi authorities. last may she was arrested after releasing a video showing her behind the wheel on a highway between the united arab emirates and saudi arabi

the system is expected to be fully operational in june....and it won't end there...mary knox the senior deputy district attorney for contra conta county tells me she is continuign to apply for state and federal grants in order to get more equiptment installed...and continue increasing coverage on the roadways.....maureen kelly kron4 news. ( will ) happening today... the contra costa count board of supervisors will consider a proposal for automated license plate readers in the discovery bay area. a spokesperson for the contra costa county sheriff says the county wants to install 21 cameras along highway 4 and bixler road. police say suspects often flee to discovery bay because it is so close to highway 4. they are hoping that license plate readers can help police identify some of these suspects. ( james ) happening today....teachers in dublin could decide to strike if a deal is not reached with the district.( will ) teachers voted to authorize a strike last week. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live from dublin to tell us just how close they are from walking out of the classrooms

push to ban them to educate immigration to constantly look at muslims and straight as if they were knox's moron has has fueled this kind of hate we've seen very divisive very some her big rhetoric espoused the latest crossed the spectrum for the government and those outside of it and i think the events in new zealand are a coast to them to hang the hits and shame the ones i think that will material support for terrorism why have we seen this growth in the far right politics in this kind of extremism and such a global age that we live in or people are interacting for more and there's a lot more discussion and dialogue. well i think it's one might argue that it's low hanging fruit you see you have minorities and migrants rick but he who become easy targets of prey when it comes to you know going to the blank for planned economy but it's so you know if there isn't is an economic issue playing richie's if there is a problem we didn't blame the muslims so we get it rather than look at structural reform . when change has to happen it's become muslims in the west in the us have straight who ofte

off to knox last year for example when he bathes in icy water on the feast of russian orthodox epiphany in the ritual that marks the baptism of jesus he's doing what all russians do at him today he can speak directly to the russian people because he is just like them just like to ask you to come and. look at patriarch kirill is very keen on the secularizing russian society he wants to empower the church on all levels politically socially and economically i knew that when you they know very well that they need each other and they know very well that this relationship has a high symbolic value in their four years for whom it's part of a mechanism lending him legitimacy and of course also for carol because he needs the support of the state. at the by difficult. carol does indeed need state support because although eighty percent of the population professes to be russian orthodox only four percent are regular churchgoers now is that mira attendance rates in the western world. the hapless mom between stays and church accelerated and that mass anti-government protests in the winter of twenty

to get the cause of the crash i'm ashley banks reporting for watching knox. as we're going to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics with coverage of facebook twitter and you tube and see our poll shows that are tea dot com coming up immigration attorney alan or joins us to delve into what happens next for more than twenty five hundred children living and refugee camps now would be one i guess this is coming to a close state to watch. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next that multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else i just think i was going to go. by the way ways of the slide here. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand islands. to join judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. the russian w.b. a champion of it. and a russia

lou: we are joined by social media stars knox nation super stars, diamond and silk. asked them to stay with us, even though i said good night to both of you. i want to talk about kamala harris. she is talking reparations. she is trying to compete with aoc in terms of free stuff. and bernie sanders. your thoughts? >> she is trying to buy our silence. she won't be able to buy my silence. we'll never let her forget about her party which is the party kkk, the party of jim crow and slavery. we don't let her forget about the democrat party. she can keep her reparations. you are not going to give me $500 to keep me hush hush about the racism the democratic party pushed on the american people. she is all talk and no action. she is trying say anything to get a vote. my friends in the african-american community, don't fall for it. lou: you raise an important part. talking about reparations, whoever would be encourage or advocating reparations, they should start with the democratic party. it would be immense. >> it was the democrat party that fought to keep you enslaved, black

the good news her income went up and she has a full-time job, the bad sniews that knox -- news is that knocks her out of eligibility. she must pay the full cost of child care and be away from her children. she doesn't know what she'll do during the summer as she'll need to increase the time her children are in care which will result in higher cost when her children are on summer break. that's the dilemma she faces, working harder, getting a full-time job, but then not being eligible for help. she needs help from us as well. i spoke with a mother in allegheny county, ver roana -- verona, pennsylvania, who has an 11-month-old child in child care now. though she and her husband both work full time, they struggle to pay for care. they would like to grow their care, but, again, the cost of child care is the main reason for not doing so. we know that child care helps children grow and learn, that it helps parents work and provide for their families, and it helps employers retain a productive workforce, yet families across the country are unable to afford care. so that's why it's so important

the chicago tribune newspaper reveal revealed kim knox and michelle obama's staff. two brothers are being accused of lying to police on how they were paid to carry out the attack. >> jussie said he's been truthful and consistent. he said at the beginning he didn't know who he encountered that night. he knew it was the brothers, didn't he? >> he did not. the attackers were masked. >> police say they have phone records of him talking to the brothers an hour before the tack, an hour after the attack and while they're in africa? >> not an hour after the attacks. >> that's what they said. >> that is completely false. i've seen the phone records. they've been produced. one thing i want to -- >> you're saying he did talk to the brothers. >> he did talk to them. he just hired the one brother to train him for his upcoming music video. >> shepard: tmz reports the brothers told their lawyer they were going to stay silent and refused to put out a statement after prosecutors dropped the charges. so where are we now? matt finn has been following this case from the start. he begin

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artists filed a legal brief with the united states supreme court on behalf of pittsburgh rapper jamal knoxstage name mayhem mile. in in prison for lyrics threatening two police officers in a 2012 song. allies are contending that his lyrics while provocative, fall within the scope of protected speech but are being subjected to a double standard that is unique to hip hop. joining me now, jamilla lamal, columnist and strategist. which whole question of why they have gone after this particular artist, this particular rapper, and now many in the hip hop community have come together and have filed a brief on his behalf, give us the background and the contention here. >> well, you know, there are different standards for different groups of people in this country, as we know, and unfortunately this young man has not been able to express his legal -- to exercise his legal right, to express himself creatively. a lot of us take issue with the violence this rap music. it's something you have spoken out about in the past, it's something i take issue with. legally the artists have the right to say thing

so the spring ecc-knox happens on march 20th. for now we are in storm team 4 weather alert mode as we track more snow across the area igd barely any of spring except for the moderate tree pollen. >> when can we stand an egg on its >> that's a myth. there is nothing to that. i thinks i better thing to go is maybe red sky at night sailor's delight. red sky in the morning, sailors take warning. there's truth to that >>> there a medication we take for granted and we use fairly ofuln but you s think twice about giving your pet something like advil i they happen to be in pain. chuck bell working for you with the important warning every pet owner should worry about. >> i'm chuck bell, this ek's question is people medicine for pets. what are somee f gsththt tin from? >> in general get the guidance of your veterinarian, you don't want to grab some medicine off the shelf, from your medicine chest or the drugstore, in some cases there are medications we can use in pets that are also used in humans. some of theheommon over counter medication

mary knox the senior deputy district attorney for contra conta county tells tells kron4... she is continuing to apply for state and federal grants in order to get more equiptment installed...and continue increasing coverage on the roadways. (grant) we updated you about the freeway shootings this afternoon with a push alert...stay connected on breaking news by downloading the kron-4 app today (ken) a big story we're tracking. in the wake of the now-viral video from t-m-z... calls are mounting for giants c-e-o larry baer to face discipline.(catherine) several groups and now even the mayor of san francisco are weighing in ...on what action should be taken. kron-4's dan kerman tells us what they want to see happen... the calls for punishment against larry baer are mounting following this very public physical altercation between the giants president and his wife.monday san francisco mayor london breed issued a statement saying "major league baseball needs to send a message that any and all acts of violence against women is unacceptable....while mr. baer has apologized and expres

the railway company is planning to run through miller knox regional shoreline.hmond community leaders say this would block bay access and potentially increase already high emission levels. local leaders say the majority of people who use the park are latino and african-american. the meeting starts at 1:00 this afternoon in oakland. >> with so many democrats running running. >> jeff bezos and girlfriend lauren sanchez. >> good morning to everyone. also viewers streaming live on heto arms, i'll barely thatbe able to lift. that's what progress feels like. so feed it with the protein, iron and b-vitamins in special k. ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. >>> we're going to start with taking a look at what the kids can expect when they open the door. a little fog in the north bay. make sure you use low beams and slow down along bus

>(grant) mary knox the senior deputy district attorney for contra conta county tells kron4... she is continuing to apply for state and federal grants in order to get more equiptment installed... and continue increasing coverage on the roadways.coverage on the roadways. (grnt) in the south bay -- highway 17 in the south bay is more than living up to its dubious reputation as one of bay area's nastiest commutes. there's been a recent spike in crashes along that stretch of highway. in january and feburary -- there were no fewer than 228 crashes on highway 17 between los gatos and between los gatos and scotts valley. that's the most in a decade and triple the rate on other state roads wth similar traffic patterns according to the group "safe on 17." several people were injured and three people died, which is often the number of fatalities in an entire year. juileta trenado/chp "...upon further investigation most o these accidents are due to people speeding and following too closely so we do encourage people to reduce speed especially on the downhill grades..."(ken) grades..."downh

olivia knox with sirius xm, manu raju with the nocnn. the president says, it's my decision, boom, but why lie about it? >> why distance himself from the potential repercussions of doing it, is that what you mean? the "washington post" reported last year or the year before there were concerns that at least four countries talked about their potential ability with jared kushner over his financial concerns. nothing will happen if this goes sideways. >> this is the apparent new order living in washington now that democrats have authority in the house. they just stick their head in the sand every time questions are raised about ability at the white house. a letter just sent by elijah cummings, chairman of the oversight committee, if true, these new reports raise grave questions about what derogatory information career officials obtained about mr. kushner to recommend denying him access to our nation's most sensitive secrets, why president trump concealed his role in overruling that recommendation, why general kelly and mr. mcgahn. >> that's wh

she took a lot of the early knox or her gender and for her race. >>i work with people sometimes who didn't want to walk down the street with me photographers. >>and there were other low moments notably in 19 60 for the gop convention at the cow palace. >>the former president eisenhower said something that set out the dixie credit and they came after my news director night and they literally drove us from that building with the only things at >>there are also many journalism milestones, including her reporting from africa after the us embassy bombings there. >>every day. thousands of people crowded in the trip to africa, a new level of that journalism for me. >>we do sell that retired since 2012 and today at age 85 silva is still quite active on the boards and panels and at events, she's written one book never in my wildest dreams and is contemplating another and she and her husband of 55 years bill moore have a bit more down time now they both have made history bill was in television news 2 and was the first black camera man in california, perfect

lemonis: is this, like, fort knox? the place doesn't really feel fun.ing: all activities are recorded to aid in the prosecution of crime." then there's these cameras here telling you that again. that's, like... it's, "have fun, but don't have too much fun, okay? because we're not about fun." i think it's important to elicit excitement and to encourage people to touch and play and fall in love with the toys. the best way to get somebody to buy something is to get them to fall in love with it. mark: what we've found was kids would be opening everything... lemonis: it's a toy store. mark: ...breaking them. lemonis: yeah. heidi: i think we just take it personally, you know? lemonis: yeah. heidi: because we built this. lemonis: because it's your stuff. heidi: so when kids come in there and, like, let loose, we're like, "oh." lemonis: right. unfortunately, in a toy store, you have to factor that there's going to be a certain amount of loss. so in a candy store, it's people sampling. in a toy store, it's people opening. what a business like this should do is y

she ook a lot of the early knox for her gender and for her race.>i work with people sometimes who didn't want to walk down the street with me the tigers. >>and there were other low moments notably in 19 60 for the gop convention at the cow palace. >>the former president eisenhower said something that set out the dixie credit and they came after my news director night and they literally drove us from that building with the early things at us. >>there are also many journalism milestones, including her reporting from africa after the us embassy bombings there. every day. thousands of people crime and the trip to africa. >>a new level that isn't for me. africa. >>retired since 2012 and today at age 85 the bell that is still quite active on the boards and panels and at she's written one book never in my wildest dreams and is contemplating another and she and her husband of 55 years bill moore have a bit more down time now they both have made history bill was in television news 2 and was the first black camera man in california, perfect match if he now t

my name's curtis and i'm calming from fort knox, kentucky my question is about blackberry silence. i bought a large amount of shares upon hearing their -- last month they seem to be firing on all cylinders at the moment with their software and cyber security business especially with their dealing with verizon today. is blackberry silence reinvigorated or reinvented? i'd love to hear your thoughts and recommendations. >> you're absolutely right about the intellectual property. it's just fantastic. second, i've got to tell you, when you mention verizon in the same sentence as blackberry, what i say is go buy verizon vz is very, very good. as a matter of fact, it's better than operation grand slam. how about paul in texas, please. >> caller: hi, jim thank you for taking my call i appreciate you and the work you do >> thank you. >> caller: my question is in regards to lumber liquidators, the stock price and how it's been beaten up over the years. has the stock bottomed or do you expect lumber liquidators to provide stronger guidance after announcing their fiscal year 2018 results and d

we've heard, it wasn't a great day for scotland's footballers but how about this from golfer russell knoxoint but watch this. an albatross, so he found the hole with just his second shot. he finished the day on four under par along with england's luke donald. just one shot off the lead. another golf story doing well on social media is one involving a big cat. strolling along behind mel read, at the lpga event in arizona. it's a bob cat, bobbing along and not at all bothered by the action just a few metres away. in the lead, not a feline, but a celine. france's celine boutier leads the lpga event, by one shot. just before we go, a reminder that you can hear commentary on england's opening euro 2020 qualifier this evening. all the action's on radio five live with the match kicking off at 7.45. and don't forget you can get all the build—up to the match and a comprehensive round up of all of today's sports stories on sportsday at 6.30pm on the bbc news channel. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 1115. counterterrorism investigations are under way in counterterrori

. >>> knox, a senate confirmation hearing on trumps choices of saudi arabia and iraq. after that, a discussion about the future of medicare. the foreign relations committee held a confirmation hearing for the attorney general's.

welcome to this knox news alert.l counsel robert mueller's nearly 2-year investigation into russian meddling impossible ties to the trump campaign to congress and there's a verdict. i'm ed henry. >> and i'm dana perino, attorney general barr sending to judiciary committees, highlights from the report including that special counsel robert mueller did not exonerate president trump of obstruction of justice or find that he committed a crime. democrats are demanding attorney general send over the whole thing. we will have complete coverage throughout this hour and this evening, let's start with molly, outside of justice department, you have been out there all day, worth the

out, he was one of the first that i really thought had a real shot, a real dark horse of winning the knoxning third. he was having people and seeing activists in the key swing states, do you think that you could support this morning? normally support among activists predicts future success. >> when he made the decision yesterday, what i saw from people was this was the first candidate who when a chance to make an impact in the race who decided not to run. let's talk about joe biden, though. what is biden facing? "the new york times" said yesterday there are reports that he's 95% certain to run. >> 95%, again, mar kbin gin of who knows. he is leading the pack now. he's quote unquote the front runner with concern to the polls. well ahead of sanders, harris, o'rourke, and booker. but there's a lot of suspicion can this lead hold? part of it is he's an older gentleman and a lot of people don't want somebody over the age of 75. but part of that has to do with the fact of where the democratic party is from where it used to be. these voters identify as liberal and what we see overtime is the per

. >> angie's four youngest, intra laura, shiloh, knox, and vivienne, enjoying themselves. up the free reception while mama jolie kicked back with a glass of red wine. helen mirren made ate family affair with her grandson wailen. thandie newton supported look-alike daughter nikko. >> i think a week in i was like, this is what i want to do now. >> for the record, it's not my idea, dumbo works alone. >> her on-screen dad is colin farrell. since "dumbo" celebrates differences, we asked colin if he ever had issues fitting in. >> i have a lazy left eye. when i was a kid i had to wear a plaster and glasses. and i wasn't the most comfortable state to find myself in as a 6-year-old. the message is you want to be a part. >> colin was solo on the carpet while his biggest a-list supporter and "alexander" costar angie was inside. rhea perlman showed up for these costars danny devito and their daughter lucy. celeb guest joey fatone was slam daddy duty. >> very, very, very excited. >> dad commemorated his role on the masked singer with the new tat. could he become a permanent part of the

everyone from knox news to other commentators, they will have their opinions about this. but at the end of the day, if you're a reporter or a citizen, you want to know what happened, what was the intent, was it corrupt or not, and know the time line and know the context. that's what matters. that's why this investigation is so important. >> and, bob, a serious question about a not always serious medium, can the president continue to show discipline on social media tonight? we have not heard comment one from him. he had dinner with his family, we're told. he stopped by a gop fund-raiser as well. nothing on twitter. >> based on my conversations tonight with white house officials and trump advisors, they're bracing for that political war. they expect nothing in terms of discipline or control with the president's tweets. the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney, the lawyer, mr. giuliani, none are prepared to rein the president in. they expect the president, whatever this report says, to be fighting day in, day out. this is going to overhaul the congressional front. this is goi

welcome to this knox news alert. just sent the key findings from special counsel robert mueller's nearly 2-year investigation into russian meddling impossible ties to the trump campaign to congress and there's a verdict. i'm ed henry. >> and i'm dana perino, attorney general barr sending to judiciary committees, highlights from the report including that special counsel robert mueller did not exonerate president trump of obstruction of justice or find that he committed a crime. democrats are demanding attorney general send over the whole thing. we will have complete coverage throughout this hour and this evening, let's start with molly, outside of justice department, you have been out there all day, worth the wait. >> exactly, hi, dana, 2800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants, 50 witnesses interviewed. first look at mueller report, joining me now fox justice department jay gibson who was in when it first came off the presses, he will break it down with us. russia collusion, what stood out for you? >> they say the presiden

heard, it wasn‘t such a great day for scotland‘s footballers but how about this from golfer russell knox you do not hit the ball like that. you do not hit the ball like that. you have not had one of those yet, have you? no. ido you have not had one of those yet, have you? no. i do not hit the ball as long as that. however the big cat? behind mel reid here. looks like a bobcat out for a stroll. that was a good event, some good golf there. and some good wildlife as well. thank you very much, we will speak to you later. my greenkeeper story later on in devon involves a big cat. 0k. greenkeeper story later on in devon involves a big cat. ok. that is going to be very apt because there‘s this new film and we are talking to the grandson of a man who was a german business here, got spotted, ended up doing amazing things at manchester city. you‘re going to love the story. goalkeeping theme of the year. —— prisoner of the war. so let‘s turn our attention back to what happened very late at night in brussels. at a summit in brussels last night, eu leaders agreed a plan to delay brexit, meaning the u

this was a knox class frigate in orner -- honor of dorie miller. a bronze commemorative plaque of miller is located at the miller family park on the u.s. naval base pearl harbor. the united states post office recognized miller in 2010 by issuing a stamp in his honor and to pay tribute to what they call distinguished american sailors. under president obama, two texas legislatures introduced legislation to rename the waco va medical center after dorie miller. president obama signed the legislation in 2015. on december 7, 2017, the city of waco unveiled a nine foot bronze statue. honoring miller, and this was at miller park. the city of waco as well as the rapoport foundation contributed to all of the expenses. the former u.s. ambassador to sweden, a life long native that waco gave the key address at this particular time. miller ceremony was a communitywide event. it was celebrated by blacks and whites alike. it was not the divisive issue that southern monuments represent. rather it was upbeat, uplifting and patriotic. the recognition also help to hea

>>> knox, a senate confirmation hearing on trumps choices of saudi arabia and iraq. after that, a discussion about the future of medicare. the foreign relations committee held a confirmation hearing for the attorney general's. president trumps nominees to saudi arabia and iraq is two hours. >> committee will come to order. today we will hear a couple of very important positions, we have a couple nominees that want to be ambassadors of saudi arabia and iraq. to introduce our nominees, we have the very distinguished guest in the great state of alaska senator sullivan who will make the introductions. the floor is yours. speak i think you mr. chairman and senator menendez. is truly an honor for me to come before the committee today on the half of my friends in the great american general u.s. army retired support. his confirmation to be u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia. i know you all had an opportunity to review his resume so what i want to do is to highlight a few important elements of personal background and experience i have seen firsthand. after graduating from west p