kyle edmund has been knocked out in the first round of the atp event in munich. made a good start after taking over sponsorship of team sky — their first official race got under way at the tour of romandie in switzerland with geraint thomas finishing fifth on the opening time trial stage in neuchatel. the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship began today and two former champions went toe to toe in the afternoon session — neil robertson and john higgins have four frames each butjudd trump is flying. trump raced into a 6—0 lead, knocking in a highest break of 131 against stephen maguire, before the scot managed to register a frame. the tournament favourite took the final frame to lead 7—1. first to 13 go through. they'll finish off tomorrow. when england forward izzy christiansen broke her leg and damaged ankle ligaments eight weeks ago, while playing in the shebelieves cup, she thought her chances of making this summer's world cup were over. but after surgery, she's making good progress — and she told our reporterjo currie she hopes manager phil neville

constituent of district eight since 1986 as well, and most recently, have been a consistent, i guess kyle has left, but a constituent -- i'm sorry, a constituent of supervisor mandelman and his team as well. during the past number of weeks and months since supervisor mandelman has gotten involved has been, unfortunately, we have been quite successful, but unfortunately, we have been dealing with a lot of tree removals in san francisco, a some of the other speakers have talked about, there's currently no budget for maintenance of trees, nor is there any budget, as i'm sure you know, there is no budget whatsoever for planting of trees. other people, including judy irvine, josh clip, and others whose names that i don't know about specifically have highlighted the very important nature of trees as part of the climate change efforts that we are undergoing here. before i continue, i would like to say, i would like to add to the resolution packet, i haven't exactly been involved in the resolution as it has gone forward, but through my research , i have come up with three documents, which i would ask

has a stay away order against him. >>> a santa clara county teacher is on leave over possible ties to a hate group. valley christian school in san jose said the music teacher kyle scheuerlein has been suspended pending an investigation. they are looking into whether he has ties to the white supremacist group, identity europe. it is known to have organized the unite the right rally in charlottesville. the name of kyle scheuerlein surface when a record of the groups online chats were released to the public. we reached out several times to him for comment but did not get a response. >>> hundreds of students and faculty at universities are under quarantine. the action is a response to a growing measles outbreak. and reports of infected student at ucla. those under quarantine are either unvaccinated or unable to prove that they are immune. the infected student attending classes at two buildings at ucla earlier this month. and may have also come in contact with students at cal state l.a. meanwhile, officials at that university are trying to determine how many students may have been exposed. that university said it has nearly 200 people quarantined but public health o

. >>> in the south bay, a teacher has been put on leave because of suspected ties to a white nationalist group. kyle sureline has been suspended with pay while they investigate. a watchdog group is accusing him of being a member of identity europa. the group is known for yiethe ue the right rally in charlottesville. any membership or affiliation with a racist group of any kind is not only against our conduct standards, it is in conflict with our mission. if proven true, these allegations are not acceptable and will not be tolerated. >>> new developments tonight. a person of interest in the gruesome murder of a san francisco man has been released from jail. abc7 news reporter kate larsen has reactionfrom his friends and family. >> last august, mutilated remains were found his home. on wednesday, lance silva, a person of interest in the case was released from jail. >> shock and disgust. >> scot-free lives on clara street across from egg's house. he spoke to us after learning of silva's release. he said he frequently sawegg's before he was found dead. >> he was frantically cleaning up the place. >> fre

the tennis net and kyle has been knocked out in the first round of the international in munich.ost in straight sets who is linked six places below him. the british number one is through to the second round at the morocco open, she came from behind to be china's player two sets to one. in cycling, same teams, same writer and slightly different name launched at the tour in switzerland. the team known as tea m in switzerland. the team known as team sky had their first official race under new ownership with thomas finishing fourth, the new look will be unveiled tomorrow ahead of the tour to yorkshire which begins on thursday. set to be named as the man to fight world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua on june the ist to fight world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua onjune the ist at new york's madison square garden. the california born fighter has fought for world title once before, replacing miller who lost his shot after failing replacing miller who lost his shot afterfailing a drugs replacing miller who lost his shot after failing a drugs test. replacing miller who lost his shot

at a south bay school has been suspended after being accused of having ties to a white nationalist group. an activist watchdog group published allegations that these 30-year old kylereline has links to a group that helped organize a white supremacist rally in charlottesville in 2017. he is a music teacher at valley christian school in san jose. he was put on leave pending the outcome of the investigation. the school released a statement saying "any membership or affiliation with a racist group of any kind is not only against conduct standards it is in conflict with our mission. if proven true these allegations are not acceptable." >>> a city councilman said the homeless encampment is putting jobs at risk. the camp is on alameda avenue next to a home depot. the company says the camp is driving away customers. home depot hired police officers to protect the store after an increase in thefts. the councilman said if the city does not act the businesses could leave the area taking 300 jobs with them. >> if we don't deal with this issue they are moving. they are shutting down home depot in oakland. they have already made it very clear. >>> the councilman said making all

kyle edmund has been knocked out in the first round of the bavarian international in munich.udla of the united states, who is ranked 60 places below him. there was joy for johanna konta, though. the british number one is through to the second round at the morocco open in rabat. she came from behind to beat china's wang yafan 2—1. in cycling, same rider, same team, slightly different name, as team ineos launched at the tour of romandie in switzerland. the team formally known as team sky had their first official race under new ownership, with geraint thomas finishing fifth on the opening time trial. ineos's new look will be unveiled tomorrow ahead of the tour de yorkshire, which starts on thursday. the quarter—finals of the world snooker championship started today, and two former champions went toe—to—toe in the afternoon session. neil robertson and john higgins have four frames each, butjudd trump is flying. trump raced into a 6—0 lead, knocking in a highest break of 131 against stephen maguire before the scot managed to register a frame. the tournament favourite took the fina

and activist watchdog group group, claims that kyle scheuerlein has links to the group identity europa. he is a music teacher at valley christian school in san jose. he was put on administrative leave pending the investigation. >>> the school released a statement saying, any membership or affiliation with a racist group of any kind is not only against our conduct status, it is in conflict with our mission. if proven true, the allegations are not acceptable will not be tolerated. >>> and oakland city councilman says the homeless camps are putting jobs at risk. the company say that the camp is driving away customers. home depot offers off-duty police officers to patrol the stores. it is if the city does not act fast, the businesses could leave the area and a 300 jobs could leave with them. >> if we do not clear and deal with the issue, they are shutting down home depot here in oakland and they are moving. including the bay island gymnastics. they have already made that very clear. >> the councilmember is making all of alameda avenue a no parking zone will be one way to clear up the area.

. >>> a santa clara teacher is on leave -- music teacher kyle scheuerlein has been -- it's known to have organized the unite the right rally in charlottesville. scheuerlein's name surfaced when online names were leaked to the public. >> you look around, it's completely mixed so it's -- it would be really odd for someone that felt that way to go to this school. >> my first concern is always to look at their discipline record of disciplining children of color. >> we reached out to several times to scheuerlein for comment, but did not get a response. >>> the nba and the sacramento kings are launching an investigation into the sexual assault claims against coach walton. this lawsuit filed on monday alleged that walton sexually assaulted a woman in a hotel room back in 2014 while he was an assistant coach for the golden state warriors and the victim kelly tennant never went to police. she was working at a local sports reporter and said she feared possible repercussions. >> i thought he was going to rape me. out of nowhere, he got on top of me and pinned me down to the bed. and held my arms do

has it. in respect of mr peter kyle's motion e, confirmatory public vote, the ayes were 280, the noes were 292noes have it. in respect ofjoanna cherry‘s motion g, parliamentary supremacy, the ayes were 191, the noes were 292, so the noes have it. the results is read out by the speaker. i'm just reading it with you from conservative mp nick boles, who says, i'm resigning the conservative whip with immediate effect this evening. —— a tweet here. the conservative party has shown itself to be incapable of compromise so i will sit as an independent, progressive conservative. so he's notjoining the independent group, may not be surprising because they did not vote for his common market 2.0 option this evening. here he was speaking earlier. i've given everything to an attempt to find a compromise that can take this country out of the eu while maintaining our economic strength and our political cohesion. i accept i have failed. i have failed chiefly because my party refuses to compromise. i regret therefore to announce that i can no longer sit for this party. 0h, nick! nick, don't go! come on. 0ne one

she's the wife of chris kyle. she has written another brand-new book. , as my mama used to say, good to lay my eyes on you. it's so good to lay my eyes on you. i remember hanging out with you down in texas, and oh. you were going through a difficult time. it was soon after your beloved husband, chris, and how are you? how is the family doing now? >> we're doing so well. it's blowing my mind lately. i mean, my kids are fantastic. they're funny. they're growing up. they're just a blast to hang out with. and i'm really doing well too which is a nice thing to be able to say after all this time, and i think one of the reasons i'm doing so well is the stories in "american spirit." i mean, those people inspired me along the way and reminded me that the world is full of good, you know? it's not all rough and hard when even when there is rough and hard, there is good from it. >> my mom said find the happy sorrow and make your mess your message, as well. which we find over and over. some people might think, oh, gosh. the american spirit. we're going through diffic

i want to thank supervisor mandelman, i also want to acknowledge and thank kyle it's merely. he has been phenomenal, and in the realm of no good deed goes unpunished, he was inundated with all people who wanted to be part of this resolution. it started with community, joni and others, who came and said, this is what we must do, and then city departments wanted in and many, many more people wanted in, and he was an amazing arbiter and collaborator. so tonight, before the resolution goes to the full board, you will have a chance to vote on our own resolution in support. we will hear tonight from kyle, and then we will also here from wendy good friend on our climate team who will talk about how this resolution specifically impacts the work of the department of the environment and what are the next steps we intend to take as part of this resolution journey. with that, kyle? >> thank you, commissioners and thank you for the kind words. a supervisor mandelman and our office is proud to be leading this effort at the forward to declare a claimant emergency in san francisco. and i wanted to

again, nothing else has been identified to do that. that doesn't surprise kyle turley. was diagnosed with early cte, a sort of alzheimer's-like disease, and he is a firm believer cbd has helped return his memory, quell his anger and ease his depression. >> we have a potential resolve to allow individuals to live better lives. >> but to know for sure means more research which as i've told you is hard enough. and it might get even harder. >> if i was sick i wouldn't suggest you take marijuana. >> that when we come back. ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now at t-mobile buy any samsung galaxy s10 and get a galaxy s10e free! (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to f

again, nothing else has been identified to do that. that doesn't surprise kyle turley. osed with early cte, a sort of alzheimer's-like disease, and he is a firm believer cbd has helped return his memory, quell his anger and ease his depression. >> we have a potential resolve to allow individuals to live better lives. >> but to know for sure means more research which as i've told you is hard enough. and it might get even harder. >> if i was sick i wouldn't suggest you take marijuana. >> that when we come back. ent h. like a doubletree for my cousins. a homewood suites for my uncle. a hampton for my sister and her kids. and the waldorf astoria beverly hills for me. can i get a..? thank you. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. you don't need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. home instead senior care. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the

has occurred. >> reporter: historically, the burning of black churches was used to intimidate communities. parishioners here are on edge. kylevester is the pastor of st. mary's' baptist, the first church that was burned. >> we can't let this setback stop us from doing what god has initially called us to do.an r f.b.i. are involved in the investigation, but the fire marshal says it's too early to categorize any of the fires as hate crimes. >> we're going to solve this, and, you know, for the people responsible, the right thing to do would to be come ask for redemption, and come forward and let us help you through this process. don't make us hunt you down, because we will. >> reporter: investigators have sent evidence to the state crime lab, but results could take a few more days. as for the churches, all three pastors tell me they plan to rebuild. margaret. >> brennan: omar, thank you. an ex-convict from ohio was charged today with lying to the f.b.i. when he pretended to be a missing boy from illinois. brian rini is 23. police in kentucky say he whppearenearly eight ars o and be 14 w. the f.b.i. says after a d.n.a. test show

meanwhile kyle edmund was knocked out in the first round of the atp event in munich. the total prize fund for this year's wimbledon hasy nearly i2%, with the singles champions earning £2.35 million each. first—round losers will take home £45,000. and team ineos have made a good start after taking over sponsorship of team sky — their first official race got underway at the tour of romandie in switzerland with geraint thomas finishing fifth on the opening time trial stage in neuchatel. that's all from me. back tojohn now, at tottenham hotspur stadium. totte n ha m of tottenham of against ajax tonight, ajax four—time winners of the european cup. find for their youth system. let's hear from the chief executive, edwin van der sar, on how the club have got here. it was all about qualifying for a champions league. as you maybe go, in holland, went to play three qualifying places, we don't have the four that england have. that was our main target, we achieve that. it was a gradual build—up, every game, we started to play better. matias de ligt is a phenomenal player, he is i9 ligt is a phenomenal player, he is 19 years old, h

kyle guy named the most outstanding player. chris mullins hasportedly expected to step down this week. the nba regular season will be ending on wednesday and the playoffs start saturday. rockets' coach expected to be on the sidelines, he's been hospitalized with an intensity nail virus. johnny manziel says he's no longer johnny manziel. he says he will go by john now. he's john manziel. last december, a deal had been reached with major league baseball that would have made it easier for cuban baseball players to join without having to defect. the trump administration canceled the deal. chris davis sets a major league baseball record, 0-5 for yesterday, he's gone 49 straight at-bats without a hit, the longest in baseball history. how do you dry a baseball infield when it's too wet? in ridgefield, connec connectic, someone thought it was a good idea to pour gasoline on it and set it on fire with hopes they could dry it. bad idea. the police department came by. they have to change out all the soil on the infield. it may be closed for a week. lauren:

max now begs the question whether the company has a greater safety problem worthy of scrutiny by peter castro al-jazeera. for more on this let's speak to kyle bailey who is an aviation analyst a former f.a.a. safety team representative and a pilot he joins us now on skype from buffalo new jersey called the new york times investigation into boeing's manufacturing describes a culture that often valued production speed over quality how worried should we all be. you know we should first of all good morning and we should not be worried about this keep in mind boeing has about one hundred fifty three thousand employees and we're talking about a dozen employees actually that were making claims about this production facility so you know there really isn't much to worry about and voting has a stellar track record as in their production line and there really have been no no accidents or incidents as a result of such things as metal shavings and manufacturing anomalies that have happened have this is a factory that specific a manufacturer that dreamliner tests a little more about that plane and doesn't have any known issue. you know that the biggest n

kyle way now a former president as he has always said that this was a speculation that he never sold himself and that she was a victim of a witch hunt but prosecutors issued the main public prosecutor issued an order this morning to arista him with a nine other people in connection with the case ok marianna sanchez with an update from her room thank you. and just a few moments ago the current president of peru martin tweeted dismayed by the demise of former president alan said my condolences to your family and to your loved ones to sudan where the deposed president almost had bashir has reportedly been moved from house arrest to a maximum security prison he's been kept at the presidential residence and is being forced from power in a military coup last week military leaders have also arrested dozens of former officials who are part of this year's government. yes. including hundreds of doctors are continuing very demonstrations asking the military leaders to give up power to a civilian authority lifetime hum joining us from khartoum in the protestors had been asking for all night and

has happened. you were at a party and somebody talk to about this. did you know what was in the tapes? kylei was not in the party -- giorgi: i was not at the party. i was at my house in connecticut. the friend was in business with the trump organization and i was concerned about the image of the trump brand. we know the access hollywood tapes were coming out, a lot of conversation. a friend of mine told me somebody was bragging about some tapes at the party. a friend ofy texted mine at the time, a business associate, michael cohen, and said exactly what i said. stop flow of tapes. there's nothing to the rumor of tapes overseas they are talking about. we had an exchange, and the exchange explains what i meant. david: at some point there was this dossier that was reported involved someedly tapes. did you know about that at the time you sent the text? giorgi: absolutely not. david: why did you think it was that important to go to mr. cohen? giorgi: it was important for me and the trump brand and the republicans. andad a license agreement we were attached to the trump band. the last thing you w

group of private citizens from the land where they were staying saying the group has been detaining migrant families. nbc's kyle perry is live in new mexico. kyle, walk me through this. who is this group and why did authorities force them to leave? >> so we're talking about a group called the united constitutional patriots. they were camped out about a quarter mile in this direction. we can roll some video of what they put online. they basically track migrants as they come across the new mexico desert and then they hold them in place. this is where legally it gets really funny really fast because the aclu will tell you that's tantamount to kidnapping. authorities over the past few months have been trying to figure out a way to get this group to move off this land. yesterday what we saw were officials from the railroad company coming to the actual campsite where there were only three individuals left were camped out. they were told they had 30 minutes to leave and pack up their stuff and go and they did. we've been scouting this area and have not seen them. we're not sure where they are. but they told me before

tiene el gusto de la madre con la brocha demaquillaje y el imperio que ha creado kyle.firman que no se justifica el uso excesivo de la fuerza. unas 100,000 personas cruzan a diario por el puerto fronterizo de san isidro en california. es considerado el mÁs transitado del mundo. de esto nos habla dulce castellanos, que nos acompaÑa en vivo desde san isidro. dulce, buenos dÍas. dulce: muy buenos dÍas que mÁs allÁ. por más de 100,000 personas, que son las que ingresas todos los dÍas por esta garita de san isidro. fuimos hasta tijuana, mÉxico para hacer un pequeÑo recorrido y mostrarles el esfuerzo que hacen diariamente para llegar a este lado. entramos a la puerta de la fila de la garita de san isidro. se estiman unas 75 minutos. en las personas que cruzan en los aproximados 70,000 vehÍculos cada día, esto es parte de su rutina diaria. muchos salen antes de sus casas antes de que sea azul para poder ser sus trabajos y escuelas. algunos como roxana, que cruza toda su vida, lo hacen a pie. roxana: es difÍcil. yo pensÉ que no serÍa tan difícil porque quÉ bueno estar viviendo

has real transparency. i think that's how we begin to lower prescription drugs and bring down the overall cost. kyle: is it a mistake for the president to kick this until after the election, especially with the potential court ruling that could strike down the law itself? i think we should talk about how we can make health care -- rep. jordan: i think we should talk about how we can make health care better than obamacare and how our approach is different than the government approach of the democrats and the medicare for all and single pay. all the things they want to do. i think we should talk about that. and we should try to get some kind of solution. but let's be honest. it's going to be tough when you've got nancy pelosi running things. do you think she's going to work with the president? to make some because more market focused and cheaper and, and focused and choice and for patients? i think it's gonna be tough to get there. we should put forward what our ideas are and we should have an election and we'll see if we can win the house and get it down next time. susan: similarly, there's a big fig

kyle guy named most outstanding player, has spoken publicly the past year about his mental health struggles. you guys got death threats. you have been open about going through anxiety. you're standing here as a champion and the most outstanding player of this tournament. >> i'm so joyous and happy right now. at this moment in time, i'm anxiety free, and i'm so ecstatic right now. >> reporter: last year's loss served as motivation. >> it makes it so much more worth it. >> reporter: and overnight, the city of charlottesville erupted to celebrate their cavaliers. >> we just stayed disciplined. we do the little things and, you know, we're built for this. we knew the will to win wasn't enough. we had to do everything possible to win. we left it all out on the court. >> reporter: and remember that loss in the tournament last year is no doubt considered one of the most embarrassing upsets in college basketball history. to go through the year they have gone through, having to hear all that ridicule and to be back in the spot and win it all is truly unbelievable, and on the other side, of course, te

kyle is in sri lanka with the latest for us. >> reporter: this has been a dramatic 24 hours in the continuing try to round up all of those extra terrorist elements that the sri lankan fear. in the last 18 hours, a raid on a weapons factory and storage facility with an ast nom cal amount of gel ignite. 100,000 ball bearings to make the bombs that much more lethal. information from that by community, muslim community, coming to the police and saying they identified a suspicious group, led to a raid on a house. that raid resulted in short gun battling, which one terrorist was killed and three large explosions destroyed that house, burning to death inside it, five other alleged terrorists, nine civilians, three women and six children. cnn has spoken recently to the sister of the spiritual leader of the terrorist group who, himself, died as a suicide bomber on sunday. she feared seven members, young members of her family, extended family were missing. martin, seven members of the alleged terrorist family are missing. six children were killed in the building and one escaped alive with severe burns.

. >> reporter: her son's cancer has returned and he is now undergoing treatment. kyleut he still undergoes scans every three months. >> they have looked into his eyes and looked at the fear that he has as a 9 year old facing something asking me, mom, am i going to die? it would push any parent to fight. i won't stop until it's done, until that thing is gone. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, carter evans. >> she's right about that. the school district tells cbs news it has been in touch with the california department of health and has tested the school's soil and water, as well and is waiting for the results of those tests. you can believe any parent will not stop until they find the answer if something is harming their children. >> it has to be hard to hear there is no connection while you are looking at your child who is losing his hair and is very ill. >> i'm glad they are testing the oil and the water. >>> a look at this morning's other headlines including >>> good thursday morning. unsettled weather continues today so a few more showers and sparkles and the stron

where in the german state it has a at the central office for fighting cyber crime. public prosecutors yulia and kyle are working hard to get a grip on the situation. we deal with a wide variety of digital crime just as police do in real life for example child pornography or the sale of weapons on the dot net. these are crimes that you wouldn't necessarily need a computer for but today they're taking place on the dock next time yet but as. the dark net is an unregulated and mostly anonymous part of the internet. such a flood was one of the first germans to sell illegal drugs on a platform known as silk road flom sold cocaine and ecstasy and didn't worry much about getting caught. it was for all of you for the going to get washed it was like a gold rush. you felt like the cops would never find you. we simply weren't on your thirty's radar like sets maybe americans. to figure out what was going on pretty early but the germans didn't mights with us until may twenty thirty no self secured as it was in the us. the silk road became a road to riches and had customers from all over the world and he provided

now largely over we need to hear from tech and we need to hear from health care, which has become the problem, kylen't heard from any of them. and i think we're going to hear very good numbers on friday with exxonmobil that's the key right now >> six flags after the bell. but there is the bell. the s&p 500 a record all-time close. 2933.47. beating the previous high by just over two points the nasdaq also record all-time closing high the dow shy by half a percent. bay positive day across the board. russell up by .6%. sar arks back to you >> its first record close of 2019 welcome to "closing bell" on this historic day for stocks i'm sara eisen wilfred frost joining me in a moment mike santoli has the day off today. he's missing all the action. the s&p 500 and nasdaq both closing at record highs. take a look at how we finished up the day on wall street. the s&p 500 we were watching it all day long 2933 was enough to close at a new all-time high. previous record was 2930 we were last there in september. took seven months to get on this round trip the dow had a good day on its own, up more than 146 poin

watchdog group identified the teacher as kirl sureline, claiming he has direct ties to a well-known white supremacist group. this is a photo of kyle they posted online on their blog. meanwhile valley christian did not name the teacher in a statement that they sent to us this afternoon. they did say they placed a teacher on leave as soon as they found out about the allegations, adding that any membership or affiliation with a racist group of any kind is not only against our conduct standards, it is in conflict with our mission if proven true these allegations are not acceptable and will not be tolerated. we sent a crew to try to speak with kyle sureline to get his side of the story, but unfortunately we were unable to reach him. anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >>> more answers about the victims and the man who plowed into all those people in sunnyvale this week. detectives believe that man was likely on his way to a bible study meeting. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us with more on his past and what else police have found inside of his car. >> reporter: that's right, we are here at el camino real and sunnyvale avenue, where

has been looking into. you can watch his report tonight at 6:00. >>> just in to the newsroom, the verdict is in for the gruesome killing of kyle myrick in san jose. he was brutally beaten at a sports shop where he worked. his body was then dumped in the santa cruz mountains. there was no dispute that steve lebeau killed his co-worker. the issue is whether or not it was premeditated. myrick's parents felt that it was. >> it seemed premeditated. the way they ended up notice back of that burned-out building. he brought a murder weapon, he cornered my son and, you know, just beat him over and over. >> as for the verdict, the jury found steve lebeau guilty of second degree murder. the parents say they are verdict. >>> a tragic and terrifying night for a rich mond mother and two children. a domestic violence call turned deadly. that 911 call came in about a home invasion. the young caller said her father was the intruder. he was attacking the family with a knife. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez was the first reporter on the scene and joins us from rich mohammed wi mond with the details. >> reporter: this is where it happened at this house on wilson every

has happened in these various meetings. it is some type of soap opera. it is a bit like jeremy kyle. who is the father? always mike ashley.rday who won the grand national on saturday. looking so grand national on saturday. looking so well with friends and family. the mike 0'leary kids with the grand national trophy. if you can zoom in, that has got to be the best fringe i've ever seen on human or horse, tiger roll is the best haircut! beautiful, beautiful brave horse and it is in all the papers. he got quite a lot of mentions yesterday, james cracknell. not the only man in the boat about breaking records and making history yesterday on the thames. talk about making history, this is how to make money. this mother started putting videos of her children with toys on youtube. apparently, she is making £1 million a year. things they do, they open toys. i don't get it. a year. things they do, they open toys. idon't get it. ijust a year. things they do, they open toys. i don't get it. ijust don't get it. you just open stuff and play with it. i want to mention because i think they do a little bit of art as well. they have been de

. >> reporter: kyle guy hit all three free throws, sealing the win. virginia hasn on a season-long redemption tour. just a year ago the cavaliers were on the wrong side of tournament history becoming the first one seed ever knocked out in the first round. >> we know what we're in for. we know how good texas tech is. we know it's going to be a dog fight. >> reporter: their unlikely opponent tonight, texas tech, is in the final for the first time. >> and celebrating in the streets in lubbock! >> reporter: back in lubbock, texas, some celebrations got out of hand with some fans setting fires and flipping cars. riot police were called in. at least 20 people were arrested. a big thanks to the spirit squads from both school. get this, these are two of the top three defenses in all of college basketball. so, might be a low-scoring affair. should be thrilling as well. at least for the folks of texas tech kids are out of school tomorrow. win or lose classes are canceled. i should have gone to tech. >> and t.j., virginia looking for redemption. texas tech has something to p

has pretty much thrown everybody out. >> it's a bad decision and he knows it. >> bad decision indeed. pitcher max free only give up one hit last night. he almost had one, but kylechwarber got the uniform dirty with a full extension. the braves beat the cubs 9-4. >> if you have been out of town, let me remind you the giants opening day will be played in a little rain. but the giants and raise opening day at oracle park. the giantsgreat weekend. >>> we are here at oracle park, hours away from the first pitch and we are excited for another gi why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. suimportan beyond fas but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. >>> now at 5, they have ruled out the tarps and all we can do is wait. when will the rain moving and put a damper on the giants home opener? we will time it all out for you. >>> a cal fire station goes up in flame

kyle here? no. there are few people who enter the room after we called. i want to make sure anyone who has applied for a seat on the commission that didn't get a chance to speak. is anyone here? nope. wonderful, then i wanted to open up this item for public comments if there's any member of the public who would like to comment on the applicant his for this commission, now is your time. hello, good morning. >> good morning. it is get to know that you will have two minutes. >> no problem. that's enough. >> supervisor ronen, good morning to you, supervisor walton, good morning to you, supervisor martin, good morning to you. i would like to talk with you about some of the issues that are happening in the east slope where i live. and you are my supervisor. please keep up the good work you are doing, certainly i admired the things you were doing, keep it up. your brother is a friend of mine i'm glad to see all appear doing your job. i'm here to support mr. chan who has been a long time friend of mine. i have watched him do extensive work with, pauls around veteran issues, raising funds, and reac

has also been blaming foreign pilots and arguing with regulators. let's bring in aviation analyst and former faa safety team representative, kyle bailey.as telling in the journal piece. it says the plane maker, the faa, u.s. airlines and u.s. pilots closed ranks to reassure the public the model was safe to fly. what do you make of that statement or this reporting from the journal this morning? >> well, you know, it's taking quite a long time for -- this fix has been in the works for some time and it's taken some time for this of to be implemented. there are obviously -- they are obviously still working on it. they announced it will be possibly a few more weeks before this is fully complete. but, you know, prior to this the u.s. training was pretty much just a computer training, no really in-flight training. the u.s. pilots did feel the airplane was safe to fly. cheryl: look, people died in ethiopia and indonesia. is it correct to point the blame at foreign pilots, some of whom did not even have simulator training on the 737 max? i think that's raising eyebrows this morning. boeing should be focused on fixing the aircraft, not blaming f

kyle: it uncertainty. yields have stabilized across the global market. for now, that concern has subsided.ina in particular, it has to be on turnaround in the growth narrative. we can speculate on what policymakers'extensions will do in the short-term, and thrive -- they tend to thrive in an varmints for yields are reasonably low and the growth outlook is strong. the yield will be given -- driven by the fed. pretending to china, whether the growth engine can be restarted. it's a tiptoeing through emerging markets. much different than but were getting in developed markets. some risk-taking will still be there. haidi: does that mean a short-term cap when it comes to the aussie dollar rally? kyle: potentially. i don't think the fundamentals at the moment are reflecting well on the us trillion dollar. i think the sentiment play. the prices are being driven by a return of solid growth conditions because of supply shocks globally. there is an attitude evolving in the markets. note --s been a opportunities opening. volatility to the is -- volatility is subdued. it's giving a bit of a green light

much additional stimulus we can expect, given that the data has firmed more than what we saw in the middle of winter. commentshave had some from kyleass, saying china is in a bad place, running out of dollars flowing in and have been on the biggest credit binge in history. do you share these concerns? does he have a point? marvin: certainly, he has a history of being a fabulous investor. i will say, their reserves are quite robust. they have shown their ability to manage through some of these rough parts in the economy. we're looking for stability out of china. the bigger question for a lot of the em and asian investors is how much those breadcrumbs might fall into other markets the way they have in the past. shery: our policy in beijing right to be concerned with investors adding leverage for the 10th consecutive week? we have not seen the kind of streak since 2015, at the peak of the market bubble. marvin: it is always a challenge with chinese investors and the use of that leverage. it is worthwhile looking out for. having said that, it has been impressive that this kind of multi-month stimulus has focused where the government wa

kyle cheney is back from politico where he covers congress. you're up first. >> mr. jordan, you -- your views on the origin of the russian investigation are very well-known. but now that the special counsel's report has been filed. i'm curious, and we know there's no conspiracy charges contained in that report. do you think congress needs to know and needs to investigate, whether, short of a criminal connors, there was any -- criminal conspiracy, there was -- >> it's what senator graham has said, which is the whole faulty premise for this thing in the first place, the dossier, the clinton campaign hired the law firm, who hired glenn simpson, who adam schiff was palling around with last summer. jim comey's words, not my words, and that became the basis to go to a secret court to get a warrant to spy on the trump administration and people -- the trump campaign and people around the trump campaign. i think that's where we need to go. how this whole thing started, clear back to -- who he was talking with in this bar in great britain, lindsey graham has been clear about this. i think that's where we really need to go, because as you point out, the mueller investigation, based on the attorney general's let

from the kyle —— crowds over the last couple of days, you can see the last couple of days, you can see the enormous impact the damage to notre—dame has the cathedrals all over france chiming out in solidarity with notre—dame. we will return to france for that in a few minutes. eating even small amounts of red and processed meat can increase the risk of bowel cancer, according to new research. scientists at oxford university say people who stick to nhs guidelines — that's eating no more than three rashers of bacon a day, or half an 8 ounce steak — are still at greater risk of developing the disease. experts say it's further evidence that we should find ways to cut down, as richard galpin reports.(tx) the health warnings about what is a traditional meal for many people are becoming increasingly stark. processed meats like bacon and sausages have, for some time, been known to cause cancer. and this latest study suggests unprocessed red meat might be a cause for concern, too. the six—year project led by oxford university found that for every 10,000 people in the survey, who ate the equivalent of one rasher of bacon each day, a0 were diag