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ling, thank you.anna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." what animal comes to mind when you think of africa? sue: i don't believe we're seeing this right now. jack: oh, my gosh. or australia? sue: you've got to be kidding. jack: how about antarctica? kathaleen, i don't see how anything survives out here. kathaleen: it's freezing. jack: man alive. today we're looking at 6 creatures that are icons of their native continents. arun: this king cobra is still small, eh? less than 10 feet. jack: watch out, sue. watch out, sue. sue: oh, my goodness. jack: d

in any case, thahat has not stopped well-wisherers from ling the stets near windsor castle, waiting forn announcement. cyclone fani has hit the east ast of india. two people have been killed with 1.2 mimillion peoplele, close t5 million people affected. with the army bebehind him, nicolass maduro calls fo cu ouptters to be -- calls for c plotters t to be defefeated. it is timeme for the latest business newews. you are starting with the deal to conclude a costly and disruptive pilot s strike. the work stop is over att scandinanavian airlines. they have reached a dealal to pt an end t to the work stop. nearly 4000 flighghts, management says s they are happy with the agreeme t they haveve reached. after one weekend over 4000 canceledlights, scandinavian pilots are stepping into the cockpit. >> the imporortant thing has ben employment security and predictable working hoursrs. while the details of thehe r released,veven't been the deal may not come cheaeap fr the airline, but w with eachay of striking costing euros, they wanted to avoid draggining out e coconflict. >> we talk about taxesn an

the turkish lira fell sharply on news of the new election another ling the result has unsettled investors and raised fresh doubts about democracy in turkey the rerun on june twenty third will be closely watched. despite the setback crimea moma lose supporters not backing down due to be a report of propofol e.l.s.e.'s here tell us about a phrase that is fast becoming a rallying cry for the opposition welcome public film and the phrase is. a shock in turkish which translates as more or less everything will be fine or everything will be great now this phrase was said by akram in response to that decision by turkish president. of the one to actually hold a rerun of the election which got him a motu elected at the end of march that's going to take place on june twenty third and it seems that the phrase now has sort of resonated with his supporters and it's was actually at one point today the most tweeted hash tag on twitter at world white and also it's you can see it here at famous people in turkey such as. he is a very well known actor he has been hashed and has been tweeting it and also that

judd winick and pam ling at 1621 diamond street. to paramount estate of a site permit to existing single family house, add two nanowatts and two new half baths. application 2017/08/10/4463. we will hear from the appellant first. >> hello. my thanks to the board. i appreciate your time and patience. i will be brief. i am judd winick representing myself and my wife pam ling. our house is next door and attached to 1621 diamond street the property in question. our concern is excavation and construction of the foundation for 1621. our home attached. we share a foundation. all we are asking the city please insure the safety of our home and all due diligence taken. a full documentation of the layout, shoring drawings be created, professional third-party review of plans, survey, specifically preconstruction survey to document existing condition of our house and neighbor's house at mr. fong's expenses. it has this note exploratory pit to verify location of adjacent foundation to be made if underpinings adjacent method of construction i is ne

the biologist who shot the video says she watched the bird of the hatch lings and when mommy and daddy guided them off island you see them on, see the little ones, that's when the bear comes wandering up like, what, i didn't see anything, i didn't know i was intruding on a family picnic. that's what made the dad so upset and go after the bear. and nick, you're right. in this video from hong kong, lifeguards went out and got it, they knew this raptor would drown if they didn't get it. >> very angry right now. >> they get out a blow-dryer and for 30 minutes they just warmed it up, dried its feathers out. look at its claws like i guess i can relax a little bit. >> such a peculiar experience. what is happening? do i just lie here? d> r the30-minute session, do i just lie here? d> r the30-minute session, it was dry enough to fly away. >> people who panic, people who stand around and watch it happen and people who leap into action. fortunate for everybody involved in this rescue, we're dealing with number three. right there, you're watching a person climb down this 60 foot well. there are tw

>> trash and litter so people are taking care of activities of daily ling outside and that means that waste. >> mm-hmm, absolutely0=nv human waste. >> food spoed? >> yes. >> reporter: the d.c. government is required tons post sig two weeks prior to the sweeps. our cameras roll out to follow alo on this february morning off north capitol street. >> we have a scheduled clean-up at 10:00 a.m. butt is cold and hypothermia is on and we w't remove your tent. >> reporter: we watched as thes outreach team spoke one-on-one with the homeless and tossing a few soiled blankets. >> everything needs to be gone if you don't want it. remove it. >> reporter: but we saw a different scene at other clean-ups. on slightly warmer days where our cameras remained out of sight. crews took down tentss on first street northeast and usingve shols and pitch forks. to throw items in the back of a garbage truck. >> what did they take from you today and throw awa >> i lost a lot of clothes that i bought and i lost a watch. mostly food -- ñ l jackson. >> i lost my tentnd my clothes and everything else under there and

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. >> reporter: it's now a depressingly familiar story of loss, the ling iriering trauma heroism demandednation's youth. >> i happened to be on the right side and able to get the gun away from him. >> reporter: a community forced to join others in a school shooting, this time at the stem school highland's ranch. nine students shot, one fatally. it was senior kendrick castillo who sacrificed everything. >> kendrick lunch lunged at him. he shot kendrick, kifing all of us enough time to get underneath our desks to get safe and run across the room to escape. >> he did what he had to do. i knew that was my son's nature. that was who he was. he was going to protect people. >> reporter: his parents telling us they weren't surprise the by their son's courage. an aspiring engineer, only days away from graduation, kendrick loved to tinker. >> we'd build robots together. we worked on cars together. that was our life. i loved that. >> i want to make something very, very clear. kendrick castillo khaied died a legend. he was a foot away from the shooter. instead of running the opposite direction he ran

now indian muslims born and bred are ling in fear that this government wants to drive them away, too.ast year people across the state of assam were ordered to present paperwork to prove they are indian. this woman and her four sons were all born here, but did not appear on the citizenship database. 4 million residents, mostly muslim, didn't either. i'm scared theolice will come at night and take our family away, mohammed tells me. muslims are living on edge here and across india. the right for all religions to coexist is enshrined in the country's constitution. but there isha concernif the bjp wins a second term, that sic secular principal will be eroded.c ws, assam.e laura:ar so much about displacement, whether fleeing war or environmental disaster. millions are forced from homes every year. national geographic has been offering such refugees a chance to tell their stories through photography. you can see the results here in washington, d.c., as matt morrison reports. e,tt: in a setting where music is the local languhese images sing out with voices of their own. more than 100 photos

>> for m most africansns, urban ling stitill means e euring slum conditions. benima sayays there'e's a need r thisis new generation of africn designgners to come upup wih solutions. chriristian: basically, it's a ststrong belief f in me that w e a very rarare chance in n this cotry y and onhis s continent to do things right this particular m moment. >> c can africa ririse to at challelenge? christian bemamana andtherers are e trng to o ma it happpp. >> urban planning is a huguge challenge. how many cities can the climate cope with? and what about human health? according to the u.n. air , pollution now contributes to the deaths of 4 million people a year. so how can we keep the air in major population centers clean? citities have alwaways had a sg appealal. i offer medical l c, educational d job opportunities, infrastructure, and cultural institutions and other attractions. is anything lacking at all? yes -- nature. but why do we need green spaces in cities? for food, for example. with so many people in cities, it makes sense to produce fofod there. urban garde

massachusetts saw it first ther's day snowfall stince 1996, the slow storm ling over texas and louisiana for days dumping up to 15 inches of rain in some areas. in mississippi flash flooding washed away roads and shut down highways. it may have contributed to the railment of this freight train topplingmo than 20 cars and with one month until summer, several states in the northeast tonight are bracing for snow. y and i can te firsthand, it does not feel like may here in portland maine tonight. it is cold. it is windy. somef the areas near here in higher elevations could see six inches of snow or mo overnight tonight. lester? >> kristen dahlgren, thanks. >>> all right. let's bring in al roker now who is tracking this nor'easter for us. t al, where iss headed? >> reporter: well, lester, you can see heavy rain here in the northeast. it is going to be making i way into new england later tonight and as it does, it will start pulling in colder air and bringing snow in with heaviain and thunderstorms. coastal rainor the cities tonight, snow developing for upper elevations and moves away tomorrow

>>o ling for -- >> for something. >> you saw the grill on the porch there, too. definitely in the right area. >> where as the burg and dogs, you know? > chuck, 4:17. a weather alert day. what are you expecting? >> later we'll ve to keep a close eye on mother nature. she has a lot of plans for stronger thunderstorms later on in the day today. eat he severe weather t scale, we're up to step three. so what would normally just be marginal, then slight, yesterday we were s in theght category. for today, the storm prediction center has increased that to an enhanced threat for severe weather. not looking for a tornado outbreak, but we are looking for thunderstorms which could really pack some strong straight-line winds. look at that line of storms moving in toward annapolis early this morning. green, overnight thunderstorms -- again, overnight thunderstorms pretty u husual. we'e to keep a close eye on. that thunderstorms early across parts of central pennsylvania. those are not going come for us. the ones headed to annapolis aand -- for to indiapolis. there's a higher c

what you need to remember is what you'ree ling behind. rockville resident frama swn a. her husband and two sons love to travel, but when they head out of town -- >> you got to think two steps ahead. >> ahead of the criminals that leave them behind. >> one of the first things we when we're planning to leave is that we make sure we have some lights that a on. >> reporter: a neighborhood break-in last year has her on high alert. montgomery county community resource officer katherine beard has four things to know about leaving home. first, thoselights. >> lights on timers are a good thing, especially when they come on at dusk and they -- they turn off at dawn. >> reporter: and a few other things on officer beard's list -- an alarm system -- >> a addedway of security. >> reporter: and surveillance cameras. ones connected to an app are especially handy. >> we've done a number of investigationsith ring where we've captured them getting things off people's porches. >> reporter: inside, install them in the most traveled areas of your home, and register your alarm with your city

english football and the big betting terms fueling a ga ling boom in africa. >> they are profit-making are making money. at least 30% is from children. reporter: this child psychologist sees vulnerableil en pushed deeper into poverty.he >>have been swallowed byth this animal came and people didn't realize it was an animal. reporter: it is not just kenyan companies using the english premier league to promote their brand. we have found british betting companies trying to grab a slice of the african market. children are gambling with them, o. on the other side of africa, almo 3000 miles away, the capital of the ivory coast. here we meetric. 15 when he started betting, using adults to place his bets on the british site bet365. reporter: even the internet caÉr is named ahe company. there are plenty of children here, too. it is a picture repted across the city -- children openly betting. when we traveled to the ivory opcoast, we found the mostar site was bet365. >> you have just got to take the money and run. reporter: it is one of the biggest betting companies in the world. the chief ecutiv

. >>> neighborsiv ling in southeast washington say they're no longer waiting for the city to make changes to make streets safer. nhey're taking matters i their own hands. one man painted a crosswalk along 16th street. new signs wereerut in a deadly crash on easter. a new york man was crushed by a car after another vehicle ran a stop gn. the city then added a crosswalk, but neighbors say more needs to be done. >> put your money and your actions where your mouth is because were doing it. people are painti the crosswalks. >> ddot tells us no one should be painting crosswalks anywhere because it could unintentionally create a hazard. the city says it will be removed. before if you now is still there as you can see. >>> bald eagles may have been poisoned along maryland'sea ern shore. the great horned owl and at least seven bald eagles have been found dead since march. the "baltimore sun" rep ts state and federal wildlife officials are investigating the deaths. they are similar to ones in the area in 2016. it's believed the birds may have eaten bait that was laced with sticides that have been b

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he still couldn't do the i can ling him they're killing him now most of. them. in 2013 lambastes doctors recommended ending his treatment his wife his nephew and several siblings have supported the doctors decision to let him die. for sure so this is the 1st time i've told myself it's going to have them and everything is being done to make it happen so i'm quite serene and ready for it and. let best parents have brought several cases before french courts and the european court of human rights and repeated efforts to prevent his doctors from ending his life support. monday's late decision from the paris court of appeals ordered care to be continued until u.n. committee could consider an appeal from the bass parents. this is of course a passionate debate and joining me now is bobby schindler he's the president of the terri schiavo life and hope network which advocates for patients right to life and he's the brother of terri schiavo was life was at the center of a similar land marc. case in the united states mr schindler thank you so much for joining us 1st of all

. >>> a major abortion ru ling at the supreme court as lawmakers crack down on the procedure nationwide, and which state could be the first with no abortion clinics by the end of this week. >>> ellen degeneres gets personal, detailing the painful sexual abuse she says she endured as a teenager. h why ellen sa own mother doubted her for years, and why she is ing public now. >>> and the price you pay to bk that summer vacation. wehe travel booking rules e all been living by that may not s beaving us money after all. >> this is "nbc tly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. m savannah guthrie in for lester. tonigha t huge portion of the country is bracing for impact. severe thunderstorm and tornado watches at this hour stretch across 12 states, from oklahoma to new jersey. a wicked weather streak across the u.s. tonight, 13 straight days of tornadoes, the latest in dayton, ohio, where the terror struck at nightfall, a powerful ef-3 tornado. and in the south, it's flooding as days of rain have rivers bursting their banks. our team is in place tonight across the region. we'll start with n

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. >> reporter: but the heartache and loss lings. jay gray, nbc news, highlands ranch, colorado. >>> we have shown you video case after case. these men suspected in a string of atm hices may be linked to as many as 18 robberies and attempted robberies over the last year. pat collins live for us in white oak with the day after on the story and how officers busted these bad guys. pat. >> reporter: they were in the right place at the jim.ht time, police say this ring of robberies required a lot of planning and plotting and scheming. investigators went out to gathsgat gathser gather more evidence and clues to piece it together. in upper marlboro the 711 smash and grab. she said she saw the cops make their move. th reporter: what do yohok ck e. really shocked, basically. then again, that's the times we're living in. >> reporter: montgomery county police arrested three men in connection withhe atm thefts. 27-year-old deandre jackson from uppermarlboro, 27-year-old hewitt and ld28 omar barnes from d.c. police made the arrest yesterday morni

uncertainty is rot ling the market. >> . >> we don't know what the next step is.veryone is looking around trying to think can they salvage a deal. are we in a permanent trade war with the second largest economy ionthe globe. >> and the vice premier calling this a compensation even though the u.s. trade representative says it's china that pulled back on all of the concession, basically all of the concessions thaconcessionsthat they made. the president saying it was 95% complete. in fact, liz, one more thing, iran, the white house is watching the iran situation. the white house believing that iran is targeting possibly oil riggers who are coming through the strait. they're concerned about that and ready for any action. liz: ed art edward lawrence. thank you. let's get to deadra at the new york stock exchange. >> they were selling across the board as the trade tensions escalated between the world's two largest economies, the u.s. and china. the dow and the s&p 500 saw their deepest drop since january of this year. as for the nasdaq, its deepest drop since december of

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>> they're putting seeds in the seed trays in the green house, turning them into little baby seed lings and planting them in the field and weeding them. >> reporter: the unemployment rate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities sits somewhere around 80%. more than 20 times the national average. greg and mia are on a msion to lower that number. ck h has earned his paych here for two seasons now. during our visit, he gathered eggs from the chicken coops. >> do you like working here at the farm? >>veyes, i working here at the farm. >> reporter: and his employershe hope t skills josh is learning can eventually lead him to joining the larger work force. greg and mia told me their son's autism likely won't ever allow him to work here, but there is a bright spot in max's new life. >> our plans were for our son to come outside and see people lika him feel like he had his own little community and he wasn't so rfferent. >>orter: aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> what a way to establish a legacy for him. that a great story. a farm less ordinary is a nonprofit, so it has to raise mone

awing, who lings with his mom, despite both working in the restaurant full-time. mr. lee, as a result of his lawoff, now lost his housing, and now has to drive to concorde six days a week for his low-paying new restaurant job. and a server who works two restaurant jobs seven days a week so she can afford for her daughter to continue studying chinese language and culture. so san francisco is a city that has long stood for workers and led the nation around, you know, setting the standards higher forory working people for our working people. so as workers are preparing to go and testify and relive their trauma so they can win their case in hearing in the next couple of weeks, having your support and knowing that the san francisco board of supervisors is at their backs is ever more important. so thank you so much for your support. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker. >> supervisors, ray hart, inspector san francisco, open government. know your rights under the sunshine ordinance. that admonition is printed on every copy of every agenda for every meeting for this board of

governor gavin newsom is propose ling a plan to cover illegals between ages of 19 and 25 to state assemblyl illegal immigrants over age of 19 living in california. that would be a 3.4 billion dollar proposal. joining me now dylan managing partner at the dylan law group rnc committee for woman for california a member of the 2020 trump advisor counsel great to have you with us. first, what in world in california -- 3.4 billion for illegal immigrants. that's -- about pretty significant price. it's huge for new governor at odds with democrat over this new democrats control 75% of our legislature, and many of them are big dfnlgt advocates so they're definitely pushing for this. but difference between governor proposal 98 million dollars and 3.4 billion is huge and so you see another example of how california is prioritizing rights of people who are not here legally over those illegally. >> it is stunning. equally stunning relengtless of the dems faced with a prospect of -- attorney general william barr investigating producing evidence of all sorts of -- extraordinary espionage on part of the ju

meghan's friends told a british morning show she knows what -- e ling. >> will it be traditional or buck is not the tame i would like it to but we won't go there. >> you are taking a live look at the white house rose garden where first lady melania trump is celebrating her be best campaign, a children initiative that combat cyber bullying and drug abuse. and today three speakers representing the three pillars, media use and drug ab> se. >>ngress will not get a copy of president trump's tax returns, at least for now. plus there is a push to hold the attorney general in contempt. news4 tracie potts has the t. lates >> reporter: treasury seetary president trump's business tax returns. >> they will delay it for[pcqi< long as possible and my guess is they go into the courts. "rñ the constitutional$@ríÑ questions. democrats accuse the turning over the full mueller re art. >> theinistration is trying to hide informationu9&44e that potentially may be damaging to the president. >> reporter: the house judiciar committee votes on wednesday on whether to holdal attorney gener william n"ef contempt

th ling e c ve of a this an in ent mobi >>> tourism officials in nepal say they have no intention of the number of climbing permits on mount everest. there are growing concerns about safety after 11 people died on the mountain so far this year. the most recent death was a climber from colorado on his way down from the peak when he died yesterday. tourism brings in $300 million per year to nepal which is one of the next poorest countries. permits were issued to 381 people, that's the highest number ever.>>> a large dangerous tornado was on the ground within 30 minutes in western kansas city, one day after tornadoes killed one person and injured dozens more in indiana and ohio. this video shows one of those funnel clouds captured north of indianapolis. this all comes as residents prepare for more severe flooding along the arkansas river. >> reporter: on monday night a string of tornadoes hitting parts of ohio and indiana cause significant damage to homes and businesses.>> there were houses that looks perfectly fine and there were houses that did not exist anymore. >> reporter: meanwhil

after the level two storm tomorrow, we have ling earling showers on thursday, possibly lightning anding storm activity ranking one on the impact scale. so even after tomorrow, we're not getting a break through next tuesday expect periods of rain just about every day. >> we don't see many seven-day panels like that during the rainy season. >> the warriors in action tonight. western conference finals. >> the warriors would like to mark a ve tonight. with a victory. without kevin durant but they do have steph. look at rebound. and they have and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> it was five years ago that the warrior hired steve kerr. warriors hoping to reach the finals for the fifth consecutive year and stal blazers, game one oracle arena. damian lillard back in the jersey on the way into his hometown arena. lillard can launch from -- look at step-back right there. with seven points early on in this game. two great backco

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. >>> ling at the home market in our area, it is tough. a new study shows that most of our achers, first responders, and restaurant workers can barely afford a third of the homes for sale in d.c. thet median home lis price in the area is more than $434,000. that's up 1.15% from a year ago. teachers can only afford 32% of the available homes. and that rcentage is even lower for first responders at 26.5%. restaurant workers can only afford 1.5% of available homes. it's expensive to live around here, chuck. >> it sure is. >>> if are going to be going down to the baseball game, it's a 4:00 game between the nationals and the cardinals. may want to pack your poncho. it will be warm and humid. temperatures in the mid 80s.rs thunderms likely between 3:00 and 5:00 at the ballpark. i'll show you future weather and talk about the weekend outlook >>> eastbound on 66, have a pretty good delay headed inbound. a lot of fog. this is the scene across the area. we're going to look at our other trouble spots coming up. >>> take a look here. the rime tape is

>>officers found webber ling a short time later they say he admitted that the dogs belonged to him ande trailer as a mobile doghouse an officer enter the trailer discovered 5 more dogs held and wire crates without food or water. the officer arrested were reeling on suspicion of animal cruelty and requested that contra costa county animal services investigate. the prosecution's first witness may not be allowed to testify next week in the trial. the deadly warehouse fire in oakland, an attorney for go ship warehouse, creative director max harris filed a motion yesterday asking the judge to block the testimony of carol sue click, she's the mother of one of the fire victims. the defense says that her emotional testimony could influence the jury. harrison warehouse master tenant derick almena are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 fire. opening statements in the high-profile case began earlier this week. testimony is scheduled to begin on monday. >>well taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero this evening, you see cars going north and south may

. >>> peopvi ling in the southern plains arei de with severe weather right now.troyed homes and businesses in next nebraska and texas over theweekend. coming up next, kerry sanders b willlive in oklahoma where a tornado touch down saturday morning. >>> and our ren-day fost, a chance for thunderstorms here during the middle parts of the afternoon. it will be a -- keep a weather eyto the ky. doug will be here during the 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 news to track that. dry the next few days. the holiday weekend, whoo. that looks good. nice and warm. >> it does look good. southbound 95 near the icc, this isthe crash here. chopper 4 over the scene. no doubt delays as response arrives. >>> that is the "news4 today." thanks for waking up with us. >the "today" show ine> xt tornado alley. >>> gd morning,ornado alley. >> tornado! >> the reason living up to its name, more than 60 twisters over the weekend. a brand-new rift today, the massive storm system that spawned and now is moving east, what we can expect. >> president trump taking a at a potential 2020 rival and fox news. why

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secret grand jury information in the regular course of congressional information should be made pub lingo should find out if congress should be looking at things what they call in camera, without disclosing them before they demand to see them and make them public. i think those are good court decisions. i have history of going to the courts and winning. to be honest, former chairman conyers, one of nadler's predecessors won in court under george w. bush. it's not a crisis as long as we have a process to a reasonable solution and the courts react quickly. if anything, what the democrats should be doing is saying we want to get to the court, we want an expedited basis. thank you. >> darrell issa joining us tonight in las vegas. thank you, sir, for coming in. appreciate it. >>> still to come, the president is on the attack. it is the campaign season i guess officially. mocking his 2020 democratic opponents at a rally last night. did you hear some of it? we'll have some of it next. . >>> then you have bernie. you got some real beauties. crazy bernie. you have a choice between sleepy joe and

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