i love laurie metcalf. >> stephen: and ramy youssef is going to be out here.e" tonight. america loves meanwhile. meanwhile heals a nation. did you have a good weekend? >> jon: i did. i got some sun. what did you do this weekend? >> stephen: i did not get sun because i was in england. i just got back from london this weekend, where i spent some time with her majesty -- by which i mean, michelle obama. i was honored-- ( cheers and applause ) i was honored to be asked to interview her at an event billed as "becoming: an intimate conversation with michelle obama." intimate.e fit lady, ws-- it was an00 people ekend. and it was not only great to spend time with michelle obama, it was also great to be in the u.k. right now, if only to escape our depressing political mess, and enjoy theirs. because, as you're probably aware, they're still trying to figure out their brexit situation. it's been nearly three years, and it's been nothing but chaos. deadlines have come and gone. priems theresa may offered to resign this month, and now meghan markle is pregnant-- i'm sorry,

laurie gilbert cay went in front of the rabbi.an diego sheriff identified gore saying his gun may have malfunctioned after firing several rounds. he got away then called 911 to turn himself in. police discovered what appears to be his manifesto posted hours earlier on social media. >> when you walk in to a house of worship and you shoot cong regts, that's a hate crime. >> reporter: this more than six months after the deadliest attack on jews in recent u.s. history. a commemoration was held today to honorer those victims. what do you think of the fact that someone could do this to another human being? or a kid? >> it shouldn't happen no matter what age because we're not supposed to live hate. >> reporter: all survivors from yesterday's attack have been released from the hoshusbands. the suspect is charged with within count murder, three counts attempted murdser. he is being questioned by the fbi. >>> investigators in seattle are trying to find out what caused a giant crane to collapse on the streets. >> reporter: a disaster zone in

felicity huffman and laurie loughlin. miguel almaguer was in the courtroom. >> reporter: two actresses facing real-life drama in a cheating scandal made r hollywood. felicity huffman arriving at court unusually camera shy and laurie loughlin appearing more relaxed also offering no comment, both charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud. flanked by her to eys, huffman appearing calm. the judge asking if she understood the chges, she said yes your honor. loughlin looked animated shaking hands with prosecutors.so thing no other defendant has done. their appearances were over in minutes. before leaving los geles, loughlin hounded by the paparazzi. >> sorry, i can't comment right now. >> reporteghlin and her fashn-designer husband are accused of paying half a milln llars to guarantee admission for their two daughters into usc. prosecutors say huffman paid $15,000 for a profsional test taker to take her . daughter's s.a >> in the immediate future, i think it's pretty bleak. they are toxic and have beca laughing stock withinh

a funeral is planned today for laurie kaye killed in the attack. her friends say the 60-year-old shielded her rabbi from the bullets as she raced to evacuat children. three others were injured including rabbi israel goldstein who spoke out after the violence. >> -- won't let anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. >> officials say a motive remains unclear. the gunman's own reported words suggest a hate crime. an anonymous letter posted online referenced recent attacks on houses of worship including the massacre at a pittsburgh synagogue six months earlier and the mosques in new s.e.a.l. wla land. >>> the president is still trying to defend and explain his controversial response to the deadly charlottesville white supremacist rally after former vice president joe biden criticized it in his campaign launch video. cnn's dan simon is live in poway, california, with the latest for us. dan. >> reporter: alisyn, the suspect is 19-year-old john earnest. he is a college student. the apparent motive seems to be anti-semitism. the wo

> reporter: tonight in the very synagogue where the gunman opened fire, a celebration of life for laurie gilbert kay, the 60-year-old shot to death during a prayer servicen >> her husband ran to assess the situation. didn't even know it was his wife laying on the floor. he started to do cpr and realized it's his wife. he fainted and passed out. he's laying next to laurie. >> reporter: the rabbi goldstein was shot in the hand saturday, bullet holes still riddle the door the gunman blasted through. he took a bullet to the leg ushering children out of the line of fire. he helped many escape the bloodshed including his 8-year-old niece struck by shrapnel. >> we went upstairs like crying and i was gushing blood. >> reporter: police say the gunman walked right through that door and into this room and suddenly began to open fire. survivors say he never said a word and simply stopped shooting because his weapon appeared to jam. before police arrived, oscar others. >> i don't think there is any other reason other than god gave me the courage to do it. >> reporter: nearby, 19-year-old john earnest

. >> reporter: the election of laurie lightfoot as chicago's mayor is historic. she defeated toni preckwinkle, the president of the cook county board of commissioners by a wide margin. >> that's why nothing will distract me from... >> elected lightfoot, whose ads featured her daughter is another first, a fact that her opponent noted during a recent debate. >> she's open and honest about her l.g.b.t.q. orientation. you know ui think it's really important that we be respectful of difference >> reporter: black female, and gay, lightfoot told us she personifies progress. you've got three hard ceilings. >> yes. i 's 10 years ago, it would be unthinkable. >> i think that's right. not only unthinkable, maybe dangerous. >> reporter: during the campaign, both lightfoot and preckwinkle ran on a promise of change. lightfoot, the winner, will face serious problems left to her by outgoing mayor rahm emanuel. the city's finances are a mess, income inequality is obvious, seemingly intractable violence haunts the poorest neighborhoods, as does animosity towards the police patrol

for laurie gilbert, who went to worship ona laurie gilbert, who went to worship on a saturday morning the leg, and for two men, one a rabbi. i've been going here my entire life, and to see all these wonderful people come together from all these faiths, it's just absolutely amazing. we had one person today, full of hate. 0ne person. and look at them, there's 1000 people here tonight that are full of love. that is what it is about. this is not the first a tightknit community like this one have come together to try to help each other heal the wounds inflicted bya man each other heal the wounds inflicted by a man with a gun. it is unlikely it will be the last. i am hoping this does not become the new normal. places of worship are sacred, human life is sacred, and just the idea of every time we have to keep responding to acts of hate and acts of terror is really traumatising for the community. police have arrested a 19—year—old, john ernest. they are now investigating what made a young man take an assault rifle, shoot a child, kill a woman, man take an assault rifle, shoot a child, killa w

member state to the cells i seen you can and shit well said laurie so we're going to this big ship. made a very through that door let's share that chip are also not in the so if i were to have even thought that if it's impossible i getting rid of controls didn't get rid of smuggling completely fireworks which are banned in the republic of ireland are still taken across regularly they're legal in the north and sales of them are brisk in the border region. and foreign diesel subsidized by the e.u. also often crosses the border illegally as does heating oil from northern ireland that's not been slapped with a value added tax because there are no controls. conor patterson remembers a very different time into the one nine hundred ninety s. thousands of trucks were checked by customs officials in the sheds they disappeared with the advent of the e.u. single market here but breaks it could bring it all back along with a return of more professional organized smuggling if faith and the irish republic and lying with base prices across the years that wall or a at base has bearing on board that

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zone appeal, or like can eerily comic sort of thing and it solidly done, it's very stylishly shot by lauried the department are very good. john lithgow is always somebody you can always rely on. i did believe in the family, but what i didn't get was the sense that this had moved us on any further. it felt like a solid, meat and potatoes, crowd pleasing mainstream stephen king horror. i have only seen the trailer, but that looked pretty scary to me. 0k. well, i think you might enjoy it. i was never i was never scared, i did enjoy it, but i thought... it felt like solid burger and fries affair. you are a hard guy to scare. i am, i know. 0k. now, shazam!, which is about a 14—year—old boy who gets the power to transform into a superhero every time he said the word shazami. yes, and suddenly he is in the red suit with the flash and everyjoke is that at the moment he discovers he can become shazam!, he is still a 14—year—old kid. and anything we are always told with comic book superheroes is that with great power comes great responsibility. of course, they haven't got the great responsibility, so

former federal prosecutor laurie lightfoot and toni pre-k winkle.er women in cities, succeed current mayor recaahm emanuel who decided not to seek another term. from chicago sun times, lynn, this is an interesting story. the election hasn't been completed and we know that an african-american is going to be the mayor of chicago. who are these candidates about to be catapulted onto the scene. >> thank you for asking. for the first time in a long time chicago's mayor will not be a well-known figure in a way -- larger than life super personality like rahm emanuel or in his own mayor daley who was a member of the dynasty. laurie lig-- lori lightfoot, to preckwinkle. they share progressive values, programs, positions. but in this case toni preckwinkle, the boss. you all hear of the "times," machines it doesn't exist anymore ali, in totality, what does exist she's the boss of. that became a big issue in the campaign. >> let me ask you, becoming the mayor of chicago doesn't always seem like it's a prize. you know, if you go in strong and good and well prepa

laur laurie? >> yes, so a few select members of congress will be able to view the less redacted version of this report next week. and congressman jerry nadler was correct in ordering a subpoena for a fully redacted -- unred t unredacted report and version of that. but leaders in congress need to continue to push for special counsel mueller to come in and testify before congress as well as an ongoing investigation that needs to remain unimpeded with president trump and his inner circle. it was clear in the special counsel's report that congress can open up the question of questions. and it's up to congress for debate. >> the unredacted report to see in full are attorneys. they know the grand jury stuff is not stuff that they're going to be allowed to see without a court order. but this is what the democrats, several of them, in the letter to the d.o.j. said today. your proposed accommodations, among other things, would prohibit the discussion of the full report even with other committee members is

. >> reporter: laurie gilbert kay was killed. >> she was the kindest person and activist, she was always there to help others, to help the world. that was her mission in life. >> reporter: rabbi israel goldstein who was a sheriff chaplin released from the hospital after treatments from his injuries. >> reporter: now calling on jews everywhere to stand united. >> as jew people, we have been through this a lot. >> reporter: he was shot in the leg and now being called a hero. >> my brother-in-law was saving kids out of the shooter. >> reporter: law enforcement says the shooter's gun may have malfunctioned, an officer out of patrol fired several times and the suspect apprehended minutes later. the 19-year-old left a letter referencing the tree of life massacre in pittsburgh and bragging about amos mosque arson san diego last month. rooij yo religious leaders calling unity to bring end to these tragedies >> if we use love or education, we'll dismantle a lot of these things. >> abc news, new york. >>> the synagogue shooting dominated the town hall meeting that took place today in the north bay

and it feels really engaging and exciting and that's why i'm so obsessed with this whole maximalist laurie small thing it's a hard look to pull off because there's a really fine line between making it fail over the top crazy. at first glance the designers house me scene plotted but in fact she follows rules she's devised himself so the rules for me are don't use more than three or four colors in a row because otherwise it just is too schizophrenia for the brain. lighting is fundamental texture and pattern are a bit like a hope and a spice from a and then the biggest thing that scares people the most. is playing around with sky. over time in pieces in a small myspace creates a fairy tale atmosphere but is this just a short lived trained a real of tentative to minimalism which is dominating the post decades so i do think it is not a trend it's not a trend i think it's a difficult look to pull off and people are scared of doing it but i'm i think gaining momentum i don't think that you can feel completely happy when you have one table a few chairs around and a lot of white paint going on. tha

real heroes laurie true heroes need to rest to build up their strength for their future endeavors. another round of cambodia's mine clearance campaign has come to an end the field engineers have a chance to relax. this story of a land mine and. that's all there is to it. what politicians do you think to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president injury. or somehow want to be. actually going to be close to see like them before three of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of how. they should be. in the politics. and the what's in the hollywood movie because with movies you do not know what the next step on the major development because it's just like. oh that's a must but the. idea of like a field comedian live in a lexus and you have. a lot of developments which would not be possible to come in where you would move this because this is why politics is so interesting. china has arrived in europe in a very big way and not everyone in the west welcomes this italy's support of china's belgian road initiative is a game

and laurie and i make absolutely no effort to imitate bill and hillary.taphor for them. >> stephen: really? because you're-- you're-- you are a great mimic. >> well, yes-- thank you. i take that as-- i don't want that compliment to pass me by. >> stephen: you're not an impressionist, but certainly you seemed like churchill to me when you played churchill. >> but i wouldn't presume to imitate bill. see is so much a parent of our lives, even now. this is a history play, but it's a very, very recent history that we're dealing with. and lucas, in the stage directions of his play, he says, "don't be tempted to imitate these people. think about playing the role of henryv, or richard iii. he thinks about it in very shakespearean terms. and i completely agree. the minute i start doggedly imitating bill clinton it becomes a "is the night live" sketch. and even though it's-- it's a-- it's a-- there's plenty of comedy in the play. there's plenty of laughter, it's a very seriously intended play. >> stephen: and you're also, tomorrow night, "pet cemetery." opens in th

of the real heroes laurie true heroes need to rest to build up their strength for their future. another round of cambodia's mine clearance campaign has come to an end the field engineers have a chance to relax. take a leaf out of the show just book read the night life is almost as exciting as the rats. so this story of a lot of money and. politics . because. you do not know what the make up on the. idea like the. election and you have. a lot of developments which would not be possible to come in for you this is why the. interest in. a number. of us of a one trillion dollars. more than ten or. i'm tempted to say. eighty five percent of global will you long to be ultra rich each week one hundred five hundred three first record per second and this one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a are you industrial park but don't let the numbers will be. the only number you need to remember in one one business you know ford commit one and only team books. i know there was a crack seems to do crack when i was a look here my dad he was like a bust

. >> laurie took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect terrible. >> rick sloss, a friend of kaye says she leaves behind a wife and daughter and she was a helped start the ha bob. >> there were dozens of interviews and earnest, the former nursing student is facing one count of murder and three counts of attempting murder for killing kaye and wounding others. this 8-year-old has this message. >> you're supposed to -- you're not supposed to live with hate. >> that's the growing memorial that people cannot to drop off flowers right outside the habod and they'll a ceremony against hate at 6:00. leslie marine, kpix5. >>> investigators are -- investigators in washington state are trying crane to crash killing two people. two victims were crane operators and the other two were in cars crushed when a large segment crane toppled over. it's unclear if weather was a factor. >>> biden will hold his campaign -- biden will be in pittsburgh, pennsylvania starting at 12:30. laying out his vision for rebuilding the middle-class and over

>>i see laurie laying on the floor entered your husband back to howard k who's like a brother to me. just trying to resuscitate her. any >>others also willing to risk their lives include an army veteran who jumped into action over the weekend chasing the gunman out of the synagogue. the shooter 19 year-old john ernest who is in jail tonight charged with one count of first-degree murder and 3 counts of attempted murder, the shooter's family. issuing this statement here saying quote into our great shame. he is now part of the history of evil that has been perpetrated on jewish people for centuries. i think he can back to you i think hugh grant and in the wake of sunday's shooting in pow a a state lawmakers are vowing to take action to address. >>anti semitism here in california capitol bureau reporter ashes of all explains the promise the governor is making in response. >>after a second synagogue shooting in just 6 months many of us are. >>feeling very fearful california lawmakers and members of the jewish caucus, grieving the palace shooting on holocaust remembrance day at the capitol

joe and laurie, thank you for that update on the beige book. >>> now to the floor of the new york stock exchange. bob is there >> hello, tyler. the one thing very important i think the fed mentioned is wage pressure and higher costs in general. because this is now being paralleled in the earnings commentary only 45 companies reporting. a pile of them are specifically talking about higher wage costs and higher overall costs we see lanar auto zone costco, j.b. hunt just in the last week or so all talking about the higher costs and remember something, we're having flat to slightly down earnings revenues are up about 5 %. this clearly is a margin pressure on the markets. the fed is not a big story for the stock market what moves the stock market now is perceptions on china and the gdp was positive for the bulls and earnings overall and the earnings have been better than expected, because the expected catastrophe in china and europe to a certain extent didn't really materialize. analysts cut their numbers in december and companies are beating by a much wider margin than they normally do. tha

i froze, my first concern was where did that noise come from, what's happened to laurie and as soon as i did that i took a look , and more shots came, running right at me, and i lifted up my hand. i lost my index finger on this hand, after four hours of surgery yesterday, to try to save it, i turn around and i saw the children that were playing in the banquet hall. i ran to gather them together. my granddaughter, four and a half years old, sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and she sees me screaming and shouting " get out, get out! ". she didn't deserve to see her grandfather like this. i ushered all of the children out, an israeli war veteran whose only too familiar with these type of scenes ran into the banquet hall, gathered more children and he got a bullet in his leg risking himself to save the children, and little noah who was hit by shrapnel in her leg and very close to her eye and thank god noah has been discharged from the hospital and they are in recovery. reporter: the rabbi said those two other victims are going to be fine both hit with shrapnel. the 19-year-old gunman,

among the guests, val's former partner, olympic gymnast laurie hernandez, recently at a cake tastingold "e.t." about their vows. >> we are writing our own. >> when i say wife, you say husband. wife, husband. >> that's not going to happen, either. >> please make that happen, please. >> maybe. >>> still ahead -- >> please don't make me say my name. >> we'll say it, kelly clarkson. >> the huge star she's chasing for her talk show >>> and charlize theron looking for love. who needs a dating site when you have me? >>> and big little lies sneak peek. we're breaking down the new season's major mroplot twists. >> i don't think i could get the truth, would i? >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> oh. >> gwen has made the paparazzi show up. >> luke bryan more than happy to be the third wheel during blake and gwen's date night at craig's in hollywood last night, but here's what you didn't see. gwen's outfit. we see you there, gwen, with the fishnets and cowboy boot/heels hybrid. they're not really boots, though, they're boots sandals. >> i see you gwen. >>> meanwhile, their good friend kel

>>laurie kaye is her name she was shot during passover celebrations. she's being hailed as a hero again a story sick because she did step in the line of fire as this gunman started shooting us in that synagogue, the rabbi 2 other people, including an 8 year-old were also hurt. a friend of the victim died says that her friend always looked at the positive in life. >>their message is to be random acts of kindness to be good regardless of the face guard list of who you are anywhere around this planet. we are we have we are what's much better people. >>the shooting suspect identified as 19 year-old john ernest he was booked yesterday on one count. a first-degree murder 3 counts of attempted murder. authorities say at this point there's no evidence that he was part of any larger organized group it looks like he was a lone attacker. presidents. >>senator kamala harris is reacting to the shooting at the synagogue in san diego she made remarks at a democratic party dinner in ohio, let's listen. >>my home state of california just on saturday night made clear wh

it stars laurie -- that's your eye on entertainment, chris martinez, cbs2 los angeles. >>> there's rolling out banners at roar cal and a warrior rolled something out. the coach with an update coming up. >>> and here's a live look outside. this is at the city of san jose. it is 4:50. thanks for waking up us with. we'll be right back. >>> good wednesday morning. looking at temps warmer compared to yesterday. 71 in palo alto and sunnyvale. 70 in santa clara. highs around 73. and concord, check out fairfield, 75 later on today. definitely feeling like spring. 67 in berkeley. 69 for oakland. 72 in san leandro and check out clear lake at 69. let's check in with traffic with emily. >>ve seee moving along looking at the bay bridge. everything is in the green. the cash lanes are slower, bu as the fas trak looks good. everything seems to be moving along. nothing terrible for this time of the morning. dennis. >>> the reasons the warriors won three championships because they stayed healthy and the playoffs start this weekend, but will steph curry be ready. curry rolled his right foot in new orleans an

>> reporter: rabbi goldstein says the deceased lauri kdi was a foun member of the congregation. police in washington and other cities announced they are stepping upls patro around places of worship. >> tonight the 12th interfaith passover sederner sterling, virginia. we'll show you how religiousga orzations are using this opportunity to condemn hate at 11:00. >>> new details on a breakg news story. d.c. police found a man dead in a wooded area under the chain bridge and kanl road last night. darcy spencer with the disturbing details of what detectives found. reporter: the body was found about 7:30 yesterday evening here in a wooded area under chain bridge on the dc side. police are confirming one of the victims' hands had been cut off. they'renvestigating it as a homicide. the body was apparently discovered by someone walking in the area. this is a popular part of the c & ooow pathing that runs along thebridge. we don't know how this man ended up here or how he dice. pore only confirming the victim was a man, but at this point have not been able to identify him. police say he di

. >> laurie took bu all of us. she died to protect all of us. >> rabbi goldstein was shot in the hands and lost an index finger. >> it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are, and also how heroic each one of us could be. >> shortly after the shooting, this is what he told his congregation. >> we will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. >> san diego sheriff's gore identified the shooter. >> jon earnest, date of birth 6-8-99, age 19. his gun malfunctioned while firing several rounds. and a deputy fired at the shooter as he fled. earnest called 911 and surrendered in his car. laura podesta, cbs news. >> during a search of the suspect's home, police found what appears to be his manifesto posted hours earlier on social media. >>> the chp air unit responded to several reports of a sideshow area throughout the bay area and this one on the s ofmount diablo. one driver did a few burnouts and the driver was stopped by a chp officer before anyone was hurt. >>> this morning, b

. >> on the guest list, val and jenna's past "dancing" partners including laurie hernandez, rumer willisd the bachelorette's grocery store joe. adam rippon is jenna's bridesman. val's brother maks is his best man, and nephew shai will also be a part of the ceremony. and only we were with the couple for their cake tastes. >> this is the banana chocolate chip, spicy carrot. this is a milk chocolate hazelnut and vanilla bean. >> we're going to have one of each. >> up to five of them? >> up to five. >> flavor for everyone. >>> they can do that. just dance it off. it was all captured on episode of say yes to the dress on tlc. >>> still coming up here -- a sixth backstreet boy. the special guest joining their new tour. >>> flashing back 20 years with never been kissed. jessica alba, drew barrymore. >>> plus, hollywood's creepiest memorabilia on display. we find out if this haunted museum is really haunted. >>> closed captioning provided by -- drama queen with serious root issues. she sees a bit of gray and thinks... (screams) luckily, there's magic root cover up from l'oreal. three seconds to

supremacist opening fire on worshippers in a synagogue on poway, california, killing 60-year-old laurie kay wounding four others, including an 8-year-old girl. this marked the second fatal synagogue shooting in the united states in just the last six months. president trump on that day, saturday, unequivocally condemning anti-semitism, speaking over the weekend to the rabbi. but the president's critics, including joe biden, say with so many examples of the president in the past refraining from condemning white supremacists and kodownplaying the threat of white supremacist violence, he has not gone far enough. that is biden's argument and has emerged as a major point of conflict between the former vice president and the president he seeks to replace. here's cnn's abby phillip. >> reporter: in the wake of a deadly attack on a california synagogue, the white house facing new questions today about president trump's reluctance to call out white nationalism as a rising threat. >> i think one of the most important things we can do is use the bully pulpit of the president and call out this hatre

laurie lightfoot is a former federal prosecutor who campaigned on getting rid of corruption. san francisco mayor offered her congratulations saying, all across our country more and more black women are showing what they can do in positions of leadership and each of us who is elected opens the door for even more young girls and boys to follow in our fat. >>> avocado prices went up 34% today. the biggest price hike in 10 years. this comes after president trump made threats to close the us- mexico border. experts say there could be more price jumps in the coming weeks. avocados are also grown in california but our season has just started. >>> the earthquake seen in california has been particularly quiet in recent years. but for the change? experts say the so-called earthquake drought is bound to end with destructive results. it has been nearly 5 years since the state experienced its last earthquake with a magnitude 6 or stronger. in 2014 a 6.0 quake in napa. 20 years earlier a 6.7 hit southern california. scientist with the usgs they the rate at which quakes hit varies but they

i love you laurie, there are a lot of people who are interested in this case and particularly those 2 celebrities and how they're going to defend themselves. >>it's lights camera plea in a boston courtroom today actresses lori lock-lin and felicity huffman face a judge in the largest college admissions scandal in history. cleaning her husband accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to get their 2 daughters into the university of southern california. while huffman is charged with disguising $15,000 as a charitable donation that when to altering her daughter's sct scores. last month, the prosecutors arresting 50 people in dubbed operation varsity blues orchestrated by william rick singer. the cio of a college prep company. the scheme allegedly worked in one of 2 ways to cheating on standardized testing or through athletics, writing coaches to falsely classify the applicant as a recruited athlete between roughly 2011 2018. >>wealthy parents paid singer about $25 million in total to guarantee their children's admission to elite schools. >>seeing are is cooperating with authorities. meanwhile

. >>> still ahead, more legal problems for actress laurie loughlin. and several other parents and that school admissions cheating scandal . up next, the extra charges they are now facing. stork a trained announcement caught -- >>> a train derailment caught on camera. we will tell you what it was carrying that will have cleanup crews busy for days. >>> right now we don't have anything unusual on the morning commute. right now it looks pretty good and 80 westbound heading out to the macarthur maze. we will give you an update on some of these other commutes a straight ahead. >> it's a little by to the morning air and 30s to the north, 40s around here. we'll take a look and see what is in store for the high temps. >>> caught on camera. a parking lot shows a trained amendment in eastern pennsylvania. the train was hauling sand and lumber when four cars left the rail. they tip right on over. fortunately no one was hurt. but it could take all week to get railroad operations back to normal. investigators think the derailment may have been caused by a real sep

and it fills really engaging and exciting and that's why i'm so obsessed with this whole maximalist laurie small thing it's a hard look to pull off because there's a really fine line between making it fail over the top crazy. at the designers house me scene clotted but in fact she follows rules she's devised himself so the rules for me are don't use more than three or four colors in a room because otherwise it just is too schizophrenia for the brain. lighting is fundamental texture and pattern are a bit like a hope and a spice for maybe and then the biggest thing that scares people the most. is playing around with. pieces in a small in a space creates a fairytale atmosphere but is this just a short lived trend over a reel of tentative to minimalism which is dominating the past decades so i do think it is not a trend it's not a trend i think it's a difficult look to pull off and people are scared of doing it but i was i think gaining momentum i don't think that you can feel completely happy when you have one table a few chairs around and a lot of white paint going on that would be amazing i

to tag out zander bogart a's have now won 5 of the last 6 bob melvin and shutting down boston and laurie on his racket. >>one run game against these guys you have to be perfect. you know you got a every pitches you know, there are a very important to him. really him as well if not better than last time out that to me that they just as impressive thorough as how quickly got to it got rid of it because toward towards the infield media yesterday on it as you know that quickly in you know we're all things came together. >>that is some beautiful baseball know team 3 his tonight, a giant also play the dodgers tonight in la right that really is amazing what they did the red sox carnival looking for a good season 90 mark facebook under scrutiny again over how it safeguards are personal information we're going to tell you about the latest breac it's a deal so good, it will make everyone a fish lover. you get 100%, wild-caught alaska pollock breaded with panko bread crumbs and topped with tartar sauce. plus, hot and salty fries and a drink. for just $4.99! the $4.99 fish sandwich combo. it's a dea

laurie kaye she was shot saturday and pow a the suspect identified by police as 19 year-old john earnest is now in custody, 3 other people were hurt as well during that incident, including bbi. >>she didn't deserve to die. she's such a kind sweet hearted just a good human being. >>well the suspect he's charged with one count of first-degree murder and 3 counts of attempted murder. the white house is calling it a hate crime. the 2 other people who are wounded are expected to recover. well to the east by now berkeley police are on the hunt for 2 suspects at they say sexually assaulted a female college student, armed forces that the new has that story. over the weekend at a fraternity house on the 2700 block of jenny way near the u c berkeley campus on that saturday night sunday morning. >>reported that she was raped. >>berkeley police say the woman is a student at cow. on monday some of her classmates voice their following the incident point stephanie scary and you don't hear often in this place you know i hear it was like other school obviously it's terrible a year. student this shouldn't

david: actresses laurie lachlan and felicity huffman in court over the college admissions scandal. play. stick around for details. >> the college admissions scandals continue with laurie lachlan, felicity huffman and other parents appearing in court on charges related to the original scandal. well, now harvard is investigating the school's fencing coach who is accused of selling his home for an inflated price to parents of athletes who are on his team. so, what comes next? here with some answers? where does this go? >> it depends. the results of the investigation-- i should say this, the focus of the investigation will be a large spectrum, right? there's a lot that can happen before it's actually criminal conduct. it might be as simple as infringing upon or violating the conflict of interest policy at harvard. it could be something where there are attempts to influence the admissions policy. and that these attempts materially affect that process. notice the two kids in the real estate transaction, they do fence, they're athletes. they were at state tournaments and they were excelle

i see laurie lying on the floor and her dear husband back to howard k who's like a brother to me. is trying to resuscitate her. any faiths. >>others also willing to risk their lives, including an army veteran who jumped into of god. >>what was going towards him when i got to ice cream and he. he looked he dropped his weapon decided it's long it would be would lose it and he immediately took off running. >>19 year-old john ernest in jail charged with one count of first-degree murder and 3 counts of attempted murder the white house calling it a hate crime i think one of the most important things we can do is use the. >>bully pulpit of the president and call out this hatred by na%e. condemn it as the president has done and we'll continue to do any time something like this comes up. >>camila bernal kron 4 news. this s a map of recent attacks and are believed to have a religious motivation behind them shootings at 2 mosques in new zealand killed 50 people last month. >>and sir longer yeast or bombings at christian churches killed 253 people 3 predominantly black baptist churches were b

laurie? >> hey, nikki, how are you? >> there you go. okay, hi. >> how are you doing?> now siwnia luther is working to spread authentic connections across thetr countryining other facilitators and even setting up virtual >> i actually think it will be very effective in the sense it does focus on a coof key factors. it focuses on educating, normalizing, destigmatizing. and then the cool thing about her groups is also that she's pairing moms with the same similar chord. if you have a stm background, she'll pair way stem background, which kind of helps them have that, "this is my group. these people get me." i ju don't know how sy it will be to recruit because thema sts still there, judgment is still there. "i am not a priority beause i'm a mom and i have to take care of everybody else. i am the cariver. i am the care receiver." >> removing those barriers requires the kind of chae that runs deeper than raising awareness or changing any individual mom's min >> have patients that really needed to take time off after having a babke and i tato them. i was like, "look, we're a

when everyone was impressed by the reason why is announcement downing street an official residence laurie the cat shared his insight on twitter is just that perhaps the prime minister shifting the blame to labor for her own mishandling of. a former scottish first minister alex salmond who hosts a show here in r.t.e. gave us his views on the political infighting over bricks. perhaps us the latest prime ministerial emotional for finally get over the line and finally negotiate some figure for an orderly withdrawal as opposed to a chaotic retreat there is one fly in no it meant of course that to the samee has already said that she is standing down as dr minister as soon as the withdrawal deal gets through it will generate carbon the leader of the opposition is quite entitle to say to the prime minister why should i believe you unless consensus agreement you're you're offering me we're here today and gone tomorrow prime minister you'll be replaced by a hard black city or why don't we have an election instead and let the people decide so for trees or me at least that's a new initiative will end

when everyone was impressed by the reason may's announcement downing street some official resident laurie the cat shared his own feline insight on twitter he suggested that perhaps the prime minister shifting the blame to labor for her own mishandling of bricks. and form a scottish first minister alex salmond who hosts a show here in r.t. gave us his views on the political infighting over the u.k. leaving the e.u. but the latest prime ministerial emotional for finally get over the line and finally negotiate is something of an orderly withdrawal as opposed to a chaotic retreat there is one fly in no it will of course that to the samee has already said that she is standing down as dr minister as soon as the roll deal gets through genic carbon the leader of the opposition is quite entitle to say to the prime minister why should i believe you unless consensus agreement you're offering me we're going to hear of today and gone tomorrow prime minister you'll be replaced by a hard black city or why don't we have an election instead and let the people decide so for two reasons me at least there's

and laurie anderson, who is this icon who released music on the label of an associate of andy warhol, who is featured in this museum. so, i think that the way that we've kind connected the history of that mindset and also the versity of that. >> reporter: the mindset that... of experimentation, breaking bounds? >> innovation, being forward- thinking. ( music playing ) >> reporter: do you think this will bring people to the museum e o wouldn't necessarily c the museum? >> definitely. and my hope is that for those who believe that art museums are about some kind of only quiet,ss e looking, that they will come, and they will discoverat that it's noll like that. ( music playing ) >>is is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> sreenivasan: in france today, yellow vest demonstrators set fires, tew rocks and complained about huge sums being donated to restore the notre dame cathedral after ms devastating blaze. tre protester's sign read "everything for nodame. what about for us, the poor?" in paris, large portions othe metro were closed, and, across the country, about 60,000 police were deployed

laurie kaye was killed after she stepped between the shooter and the synagogue's rabbi this was on saturday during a passover celebration, 3 others were hurt at the bottom how a near san diego. now pol%ce say 19 year-old john ernest who you see there is being charged with one count. a first-degree murder and 3 counts of attempted murder. today we're hearing from a combat veteran who chased the attacker. and he's talking about the moments the gunfire erupted. >>i just turn around. he ran to the gunshots they want to lobby. i didn't see anybody except for the shooter and i got to ice cream and he. he looked he dropped his weapon decided it's long it would be would and now we're learning the fbi got tips about a threatening social media posts about 5 minutes before the deadly attack but it was too late to identify the suspect as for that alleged shooter his family says it is a quote terrifying mystery regarding what attracted their son too such darkness. >>now to the south and the latest on allegations that pedestrians run over by a sunnyvale man last week is a hate crime. our first flag about

as i'm leading all our operations water glyde my biggest lauri's of course is security and safety of our own stuff that is working in these very very dangerous places still hard director for global operations with the international committee of the red cross this is appreciate you coming in and we wish you all the best you're doing important work thank you thank you very much. well the day is almost done the conversation continues online your find us on twitter you there at the w news or you can follow me brit off t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that. quadriga international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week nato bosses seventieth anniversary we are schooled fugitives them for the trail lions have to be a just trump. and we spoke germany's role in the international security and defense arena last time all coming up in the country to join us. quadriga next on d w. n africa. coming president of rwanda and i'm at a modern patriotic front tiny the rebel army and in the