francine: lord lamont. norman: both mario and our french friend have given the impression that -- >> the frenchman is maurice. norman: lovely name. the impression that we are going to drift off into the atlantic and all cooperation is going to stop with europe, i don't think that need heaven at all. the military cooperation britain has with france, which is extremely valuable, that absolutely would continue. and i think europe would want some military cooperation with britain. take mario's point about research. there are non-eu countries that collaborate in the research and development programs of the eu, to which we contribute through the budget. switzerland makes a small payment towards the research budget and collaborates on research. we could participate in the erasmus program. i don't think collaboration between universities should cease just because we leave the eu. why therch, the reason british universities are in the forefront is because we happen to have more of the generally agreed best universit

francine: lord king, think you so much for a great conversation. that was lord mervyn king.nk you so much for coming in today. -- thank you so much for coming in today. as much as 4.5% during the session. enda, where hoping for -- we were hoping for pboc would announce more easing. last summer,a [indiscernible] it is hard to put a finger on particular reason. traders are going to say it is only one thing. from thecommentary chinese last night saying you look at central-bank edging away from further easing so to speak. it was followed up from the research bureau who had similar remarks. the urgency to cut rates may not be there as it has been, that is because the backdrop has been stabilization narrative in china. some picking up on the pmi front. of course that extra ordinary credit surge we saw in the first quarter that really drove gdp. the net result is the economy is stabilizing. it doesn't seem to be in crisis mode. none of those structural problems have gone away in china either. francine: enda curran from hong kong. we are seeing live pictures from me to be she. they

eu, are for staying in the house of lords more per european. when the chance to discuss, former eu commissioner supported deal david cameron had done. beonce it is cut, there will no turning back. be -- leave the european union and for economic and trade purposes, be treated as if we are still in it. on is capable fact of what we are facing. to case for -- and seems rest on strangely old-fashioned view of sovereignty. the days when -- power arrested a nationstate. no longer true. more power resting on global stage today will affect the lives of ordinary citizens, invested in institutions of nationstates like ourselves. >> i have come to conclusion the european union and present form is a failing project. it is making its inhabitants for than they should be. and because it is failing, contrary to what is been said by some of your lordship's this afternoon, to keep its people safe. on reforms eu no control of borders. subject to bureaucrats, we cannot -- made clear they do not care what we think. 195 sovereign nations in the world, 167 manage wit

we're doing this for the lord. amen?want to be a good representation as we walk down that hallway. all right. god bless you. every 90 days, we baptize between 150 to 200 people. and the reason for that is every 90 days it's a complete changeover in population here. >> robert? robert, have you accepted jesus christ as your personal savior and lord? >> yes, i have. >> all right. hold your nose. robert, i baptize you in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit. buried in the likeness of his death. raised in the likeness of his resurrection. [ applause ] thank you, lord. >> i feel great. i feel blessed now. >> hallelujah! >> like, my body feels energized. i just feel better, you know? i know this is another step for me being closer to the lord and where i need to be because i know the lord wouldn't have put me through all these tribulations that i've gone through. and the more i listen to the lord and the more i humble myself, the more i'm going to know what his will is for me. but whenever my time comes and my n

lords isk the house of a factor. it is becoming bigger. it wants to do more.t is becoming more assertive. but also with some of these very high profile issues where the government has been defeated, there have been conservatives in the house of lords you have not been happy, so there has been a policy clash there. contentious would have been the changes to welfare. is conservative unhappiness there, and that gives more power to those critics in the upper house or the other parties, because they are able to say it is a cross party concerned that we are reflecting. >> once again, thank you very much, indeed, for coming in. now, let's take a look at some of the other news from westminster in brief. the first being a bishop to be introduced into the upper house mate a speech. the reference spoke on women's representation and empowerment. >> over the years, i have added my name to the debate. this is a firm conviction that all people are created equal, in the image of god, and call to use their gifts for the glory of all people. >> after their reprieve, the to cont

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>> the size of the house of lords is definitely a factor. the house of lords has become bigger. it wants to do more. it's becoming more assertive, but it's also the fact that with some of these very high profile issues where the government has been defeated there have been conservatives in the house of lords who have been unhappy with the proposals. there's been a policy clash there perhaps the most contentious would have been the changes to welfare, conservat e conservative, unhappiness there and that gives more power to those critics in the upper house from the other parties. they can say, look, it's a cross-party concern that we're reflecting. >> thank ch you for coming in to see us. >>> now, let's take a look at some of the other news from westminster in brief. the first female bishop to be introduced into the upper house made her maiden speech. the right reverend rachel true wick spoke in a debate on women's representation and empowerment. >> over the years i added my voice to the debate to enable the consecration of women to the emiss ka pert. my starting point was always

but these are the calls him getting. >> hand lords heckled the deputy mayor as he played a motion fromobbing renter. you don't see it on camera but the group then walked out. city leaders reached no decision on an ordinance to protect tenants from rent increases or evictions. the deputy mayor told our partner he's shocked by the lack of respect shown by land lords. >> crews face a huge repair job in a high school outside of los angeles. you can see the damage caused by water in huntington park. the court collapsed because of the water in a collection basin. >>> a broken sewer line is being blamed for this sink hole. work has already started. >> they built it and they had to tear it up. take a look at this intersection. the problem is a widened sidewalk prevent buses from turning on to diamond street. the work is to redo that work at a cost of $750,000. >> san francisco's filipino community may have reason to celebrate. the board considered designating a filipino culture district and residents would be protected from displacement. >> within this district and community should be supporte

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but these are the calls him getting. >> hand lords heckled the deputy mayor as he played a motion from it on camera but the group then walked out. city leaders reached no decision on an ordinance to protect tenants from rent increases or evictions. the deputy mayor told our partner he's shocked by the lack of respect shown by land lords. >> crews face a huge repair job in a high school outside of los angeles. you can see the damage caused by water in huntington park. the court collapsed because of the water in a collection basin. >>> a broken sewer line is being blamed for this sink hole. work has already started. >> they built it and they had to tear it up. take a look at this intersection. the problem is a widened sidewalk prevent buses from turning on to diamond street. the work is to redo that work at a cost of $750,000. >> san francisco's filipino community may have reason to celebrate. the board considered designating a filipino culture district and residents would be protected from displacement. >> within this district and community should be supported in terms of community deve

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van jones, jeffrey lord, david gergen. you look how successful donald trump has been in tapping into this voter anger i think you can't overstate it. he has played it right on that. >> he -- >> go ahead. >> donald trump did not create the anger. he exploited it. ridden that wave. listen. bill clinton himself has been saying recently trying to explain this election, 80% of people haven't gotten a pay raise since the great crash. >> right. >> most of the jobs, study came out, a colleague of mine, co-authored it. most of the new jobs are gig jobs like uber like or they are people going into business for themselves who no longer have a safety net with an employer. they got to look after themselves because they are working on their own. as in a freelance capacity. and that has limited how much they can make. where have the gains gone? there have been gains but over several years most of those gains have gone to the top. so there are a whole swath of voters, sanders voters and the trump voters who are together saying this ain't

if you don't know the lord, i encourage you to know the lord. >> and i'd just gotten done putting the camera down. the cameraman was walking around. and then i started hearing a bing, like bing, bing, bing. and literally five feet away i see this man probably his late 50s, early 60s, and i look down and i saw these two younger hispanic guys kicking him in the head, like repeatedly and his head was bouncing off this pole. >> what you saw today was actually a battery, they were stomping his head. you can see he was pretty messed up. >> the inmate who was attacked survived because of quick response from staff on the yard. his assailants were sentenced to six months in folsom's administrative segregation unit. some of the most violent gang attacks have taken place here, at california state prison corcoran's security housing unit or shu. we visited the shu's now vacant exercise yard which has been the scene of some of the prison's most brutal violence. ♪ ♪ correctional officers showed our cameras how they quell the violence with an arsenal of their own. one that includes nonlethal and leth

he famously made "lord of the rings" here, and then shot past being a one-hit wonder.ustry based around his film production company, weta. this is welliwood. it is just like hollywood, but without any of the glitz and glamour. studio lots and soundstages are dull and unmarked. they are tucked into a quiet suburb called miramar. weta has started to expand into virtual reality, and i was invited to take a look at the first vr movie, a scene from "the hobbit" where smaug wakes up from a nap. smaug: thief, i smell you. ashlee: you said iwasn't going to be frightening. smaug: thief in the shadows. , in the shadows. ashlee: that is crazy. you feel real emotions when you see it. >> that is the nice thing about vr. people get so much more emotional experience than from a video game or whatever. that's why we're on the software side to enable these high-end experiences. ♪ ashlee: next, the studio where they filmed "lord of the rings." >> if you just want to grab that, we can have a look around. ashlee: i got a crash course in motion capture filmmaking using peter jackson's very

. >> i said, lord, give me favor right now.lear the freeway so i can get this kid. >> hear from everyone that made tonight's emotional reunion possible. tense moments today at a southern california high school. the mountain lion that disrupted recess. and go inside the next luxury green home that is being sold locally for less than $500,000. >> and we have a weekend warm up that will make it feel like we have moved on to the next season. i am meteorologist sandhya patel and >>> scary moments for students at a southern california high school. a mountain lion showed up. instead of eating students ran into the classrooms. no one was hurt. the animal dashed off campus and through the nearby streets before they managed to tranquilize it. california fish and wildlife released this picture of the mountain lion back in the wild again. no harm, no foul. >>> a concord family had a huge scare when an 11-year-old boy with autism disappeared pr school. but with the help of strangers and an old family friend, there was a happen reunion. an e

. >> i said, lord, give me favor right now. the freeway so i can get this kid. >> hear from everyone that made tonight's emotional reunion possible. tense moments today at a southern california high school. the mountain lion that disrupted recess. and go inside the next luxury green home that is being sold locally for less than $500,000. >> and we have a weekend warm up that will make it feel like we have moved on to the next season. i am meteorologist sandhya at a southern california high school. a mountain lion showed up. instead of eating students ran into the classrooms. no one was hurt. the animal dashed off campus and through the nearby streets before they managed to tranquilize it. california fish and wildlife released this picture of the mountain lion back in the wild again. no harm, no foul. >>> a concord family had a huge scare when an 11-year-old boy with autism disappeared pr school. but with the help of strangers and an old family friend, there was a happen reunion. an enormous hug for zachary jordan smith. san fra

tara setmayer, and jeffrey lord, thank you very much. to turn now to maryland where there was a 911 call that ended with two firefighters getting shot. a horrific story here. all the details, up next. zulu-6-9er... clear for take off. roger that! see ya! we are outta here! woo! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. that's what i'm talking about! and try new glucerna hunger smart with 15 grams of protein to help you feel full. glucerna. steady ahead. hey, we're opening up and we need some new signage. but can't spend a lot. well, we have low prices and a price match guarantee. scout's honor? low prices. pinky swear? low prices. eskimo kisses? how about a handshake? oh, alright... the lowest price. every time. staples. make more happen. >>> a heartbreaking story out of maryland. two firefighters shot after responding to a 911 call, and one killed while another remains in serious condition at this hour. colleagues are mourning the deat

the land lord will put up cameras this weekend. he says he was completely shaken up when he went outside to his car monday morning. parked on karen drive right outside of his complex. someone left papers filled with hate speech and religious notes. >> the paper said, don't be gay. there was ton of hate speech and dvds and how to not be gay and get it scared out of you. so it was pretty jarring. >> reporter: police were out in the neighborhood yesterday interviewing people and trying gather suspect information. they are investigating this as a possible misdemeanor hate crime. if caught and convicted, the person could spend a year in prison and also be fined $1000. >>> some nairptsz san ramon are circulating a petition against an lgbt awareness week planned for their children's school. those parents say that they are upset about a week long curriculum focusing on lesbian, gay and trans gender issues and they want that awareness week to be reduced to just one day. if not, they say there could be actually a one-day student walkout. the

kennedy: lord only knows what's going to hapappen ththe next two weeks. did last night's result inch us one step closer to a contested convention? 80% of trump supporters, they don't want any part of that. they think that's the biggest bowl of malarkey nonsense they have ever been served. >> you guys get in the numbers of stuff, huh? kennedy: forget the numbers. >> all i know is i want trump becaususe i hate politics. i want to throw a bomb into the white house metaphorically. you guys have done your research, your 50%s and everything. we trump supporters is an f you vote. itit's not about numbers. kennedy: if he doesn't get enough f you votes to get the number of delegates to get the nomination. >> the only hohope for trump iso appease women bebecause they control the political spectrum. if someone does something illegal they should be punished. it was the worse thing he ever did because women are hysterical and go, i do something bad and i get punished? placatate the ladies and tell tm what they want to hear. kennedy:y: he had a horrible wek with heidi

phil sanders, timely bible lesson the lord's way.hurches of christ in the area, have you visit and worship assemblies. i hope you will. we love you. in search of the lord's way. hey. ready? come on! show me excited. yes! (michael) yeah. i'm pretty excited too. today i'm headed over to the job fair at valley view high school to find some new interns. wanna get some fresh blood, uh, euthanize this place. hey, we doin' this thing? yeah. oh, my god, darryl. you look like barack obama. everybody, i'm dating barack obama. why are you dressed like that? like what? like you're applying for a loan. maybe he's going to church. or court. figured i'd look presentable. you...went a different way. i think you look nice. thank you. thank you. okay. here's what we're going to do. i'm going to instruct the kids about management and sales. oscar will be in charge of accounting.

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and she said is there anyone who would love to dance before the lord with me and david barns who is a wonderful brother in christ came out and he just went out with adrienne and david is responsible for breaking the ice if you will at calvary because the rest of the congregation felt at liberty to go forth and worship the way we did. it was a very pentecostal al moment. >> you mentioned you don't want to exploit certainly a horrific situation that happened in the charleston but rather you're using that as an opportunity to bridge gaps and develop relationships between your two congregations. where to you see this going? >> well, ideally and bishop please chime in here, through city hall, throughout the city, through places where voices of justice sometimes are not heard as fully as they otherwise would be. >> absolutely. i work very closely with the center for integration ministry and i think there is an opportunity for john and i and grace and calvary to do some things that will probably be innovative here in the city and county and san francisco. our desire is to work with the may

phil sanders, timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the area, have you visit and worship assemblies. i hope you will. we love you. in search of the lord's way. >>> indonesia threatened to ban actor leonardo di caprio after he expressed concerns about animals. here's a post that a top immigration official comment on. di caprio complained about the expansion of payment oil industry pushing orangutans toward extinction. di caprio cou be blacklisted. >>> the amazon founder says he has successfully launched and relanded a reusable rocket for the first time in five months. the rocket took off from west texas this morning. this is video from a previous landing. they hope to use the rocket to carry passengers for space tourist and each rocket lasting through 100 launches. space ex is working on a similar project, although the falcon 9 goes farther and faster, reaching orbit. falcon 9 landed safely on the ground in november but has failed to citily land a reusable rocket on a platform. >>> a fight to save two trees in san

in search of the lord's way. >>> join us tonight for abc7 on kofy tv 20. a medical first performed in the bay area. why this man's surgery could make history. >>> then on abc7~news at 11 here on channel 7 think latest on the search for two missing teenagers at san francisco's ocean beach. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> if you walk on two leg or four, most people agree this was great day to get outdoors. abc7~news was at the park in san francisco for dogfest, community dog show and fundraiser for mckinley elementary school. lots of dogs-all different breeds some in costumes, enjoying the warm day. also face-painting for the kid. this was the ninth year of the event. that's it for abc7~news at 6:00. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. uh-huh. nice. oh, god. [giggles] what's wrong, michael? i got gum in my hair. you do. this...just...stinks. don't touch it. please, don't touch it! you got a ton of dandruff. okay, let me be. how'd you get gum in your hair? i was walking in, and i noticed something shiny under stanley's car. and i got under to see what it was, and i

i said i want to help you because the lord wants me to help you. it's been a high priority. and then as i was leaving, this young lady, young girl, she was 17. i didn't know how old she was. she said, could i take a picture with you? i said, yeah, you can take a picture. and she started shaking and crying. >> you scare some people. >> this is truly amazing. i said to her, what's wrong, young lady? she said, i never thought i would have the chance to meet you. i put my arm around her shoulder and i said so much about of this is about celebrity in life. you see me on television and you're excited, but you are important. what's inside of you, not some celebrity or somebody you think is important. it's you. then i felt so inadequate because there's people here tonight who have problems, people here who are hurting, people who are here, sean, they just want somebody to care about them. i always feel so inadequate when i see a group like this and i kind of like, what can i do. what is it that i could personally do to just make everybody feel a little bit better? >> i think you've

. >> we follow the teachings of the lord. if the lord says it's bad, we say it's bad. >> and the bible says not to eat lobster. >> i violated it last night at red lobster. >> you went to the house of ill repute. so, we're all sinners. >> i'm going to hell. but every pbody has a place in this nation, i would just like to see a separate white nation. you take bag of skittles. you can mix the colors and it still tastes okay, but if you separate the colors and taste the individual flavors, it's even better. >> so, are you telling me when you have a bag of skittles, you separate all the colors? >> every single time. >> i'm waiting oen a clansman with kerosene to soak it. >> where can we find a clansman with kerosene? what about going to home depot? >> we tried that before and the wood goes up pretty fast. >> don't get your cross at home depot for the cross lighting. >> we're not racist against home depo whatsoever. >> i'm liking you have sensitivity about home depo. >> absolutely. most of the robes i have, have kerosene, except th

back with me now, jeffrey lord, ron nehring and matt lewis.got another question for you. trump's big foreign policy speech today. he had some pretty harsh words for the obama administration. listen. >> our rivals no longer respect us. in fact, they're just as confused as our allies but in an even bigger problem is that they don't take us seriously anymore. truth is they don't respect us. >> so how would president trump go about regaining that respect? >> look, i think it would be about doing what you say that you're going to do. so, you know, no red lines. i think it would be about building up the military as trump talked about. so, look, i think that trump is clearly identifying an area where most republicans are going to agree with him on. the question is it gets a little confusing and, you know, even some of the things i've said are almost contradictory. i said it would be doing what you say you're going to do. on the other hand, trump says, well, we have to keep people -- don't telegraph what we're going to do and we have to keep them gues

>> never, my lord.aura: using the works of william shakespeare to address racism in america. 400 years after the bard's death, the issues he wrote about resonate today. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. broadcast inght's saudi arabia. president obama set down with the country's king salman. it is a two day trip to ease tension with america's historic ally. the nuclear deal with iran and the handling of the conflict in syria put a strain on relations. also on the agenda was the saudi-led military campaign in yemen which will come up tomorrow. jon sopel is traveling with the president he joined us a short time ago. i started by asking what the two leaders talks about today. jon: apparently the meeting went on for far longer than people anticipated. for two hours. they share a lot of common objectives. they just are not share any common ground on how to get there. syria, the saudi state that america has been weak and inconsistent. think iran deal, they th

. ♪ if i had if i had a hundred grand lord that's all i need for one big chance ♪ if i don't blow itl be good if i had a hundred grand ♪ ♪ lord, i might go off the deep end and blow it all this weekend ♪ ♪ might be just enough to keep the law off my back and keep me out of trouble the promise i made my mama ♪ ♪ if i don't do that i don't know how to hustle ♪ ♪ hundred grand smoke it like a chimney, better hope i die before i get a chance to spend it ♪ ♪ if i, if i had a hundred grand, lord, i might go off the deep end and go blow it all this weekend ♪ >> night school, baby. >> hey. i know. >> at the santa rosa correctional institution in florida, dreams of what could be run through the imaginations of many. but less so for those who have already spent decades on the inside. >> to be honest with you, probably looking at probably one of the biggest screw-ups in the united states sitting right here looking at you. >> i've been incarcerated since i was 18 years old. when i was 18 i did a burglary and i received a natural life sentence for it. >> jack hill was convicted of both burglary a

i thank the lord that you're okay. >> reporter: while she's being hail aid hero by many, she says keeping kids safe and alive is part of her job. >> i feel like i don't deserve a lot of credit. it's god working through me. >> channel 8. >> good for her. she made it look easy, too. >> a quick decision. >> good do see the little boy doing just fine. back not just ♪ that's the way you do it, check's for free. money for nothing >> reporter: but turns out when tax own rolls around, it paysheedit. each kid you claim as a dependent earns you a credit up to $1,000. if you're paying for child care, potentially even more. working parents may qualify for a daycare or baby-sitting credit for kids under 13. plus the credits don't stop when your teenager goes away to college. >> the biggest of those is the american opportunity credit good for the first four years of that can put $2500 into your pocket. >> reporter: i now the fine print here is important. it can it be new or used as long omtse can also protect your pocketbook. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> so my squad goals for >> yeah. don't

, i'm an american man ♪ ♪ praise the lord, i'm an american man ♪ love you.s of migrants are on their way from greece to turkey right now, day one of a controversial deal in the refugee crisis. after the deadly easter bombing in pakistan, christians seeking to express their faith without fear share their struggles. >>> and in the u.s., a muslim family asks for an apology from an airline after he say they were kicked off a plane. >>> hello, and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us here on "cnn newsroom." >>>nd

oh, my lord. look at that. back in my day, most explored the area around moab on foot.about the wheels. sinjin races mountain bikes. mark is a local guide. and together they take me to a mecca of the sport, a place called porcupine rim. >> i came here for the first time with my dad to backpack in arches. i was probably 15 years old. and after we were done he was going to buy me my first beer. you know, as a man. >> yeah, sure. >> and there was like one 7-eleven in moab that sold 32 coors tall boys. and now there's microbreweries. >> one of the adventure capitals of the world. like the shamani of the west. >> how did that happen? >> well, protecting these places and keeping it still backcountry experience is certainly what has made it popular with the recreationalists. >> what does that mean for the greater good for the colorado? is it more stress? is it more protection? >> certainly, you know, there's more people taking water out of the river. right? more people consuming things. but it starts to inspire a whole different category of people. and by extension, when you l

oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knighten, it can be even worse for those whose crimes made headlines. >> periodically over these 5 1/2 years, you know, i've turned the television set on to see my face, you know, on the television set. that's pretty uncomfortable. >> we met edward mckowen in tennessee at the river bend institution. >> i was ordained as a catholic priest in nashville in january of 1970. i served as an active priest for 19 years at which time i was in effect mustered out of the priesthood because of my behavior. i am, in effect, a child molesters. >> according to police investigators, mckowen admitted to molesting 22 boys, both during and after his time as a priest. the statute of l

and i will dwell in the house of the lord forever. you see, that is about hope. it is also about why sometimes on thesaid things campaign trail about this is not the only thing that matters to me, people have questioned my resolve. it is not my resolve the need to be questioned. it is the fact that i believe life is more important than a political campaign. because we are here, and then we are gone. that is why i think it is so important that we live a life beyond ourselves that i do not minimize the critical importance of leadership like teddy roosevelt, dwight eisenhower, ronald reagan, harry truman. leadership does matter. winston churchill, leadership matters. that is why i run for this office. but at the end, you know, and needs to be kept in perspective. i tried to work to develop my faith as best as i can. but as i told them, sometimes you do not know how strong your faith is until the storm enters your life. it you hope that with faith, also puts into perspective your successes. so, i cannot tell you anything other than i got moved by the spirit at a mome

ice cream lords ben and jerry were arrested in washington d.c.nstration to get -- demonstration and money in politics. they were with a group called democracy awakening, which is apparently a protest organization and not a high school band as the name sounds. according to capitol police, ben and jerry were charged with crowding and obstructing. comedians, since their co-founders have been arrested, what's an ice cream flavor ben & jerry's might produce from prison? >> lethal dairy injection. chris: perfect. tom. tom ellis. >> electric

>>> now at 11 -- >> we thank you, lord, that you placed her in our lives. >> remembering a mother of three, killed inside her own home. family and friends say they wish they had done more after seeing signs d >>> remaking rfk. a first look tonight for hundreds of neighbors and plans to replace the old stadium. >> really, it's crumbling. it's a crumbling mess. >> and only on news4, dr. anthony faccia of the national institutes of health talking about the threat of zika virus in the u.s. >> the mosquitos are here. they may then carry disease. >> "news4 at 11" starts now. >> first up tonight, the rain has moved out of here, and it took the warm air with it. >> yeah, doug says we ain't seen nothing yet, folks. 40s and 50s right now. temperatures in the 20s just north of us. and yes, that's an april snowstorm in new england, parts of massachusetts, rhode island, connecticut, and new hampshire, all in line for up to 6 inches of snow. let's go to storm center 4 now. doug, we're in for a shock when we wake up tomorrow. >> we really are, guys. some of us already seeing the shock out there rig

i said i want to help you because the lord wants me to help you. it's been a high priority. and then as i was leaving, this young lady, young girl, she was 17. i didn't know how old she was. she said, could i take a picture with you? i said, yeah, you can take a picture. and she started shaking and crying. >> you scare some people. >> this is truly amazing. i said to her, what's wrong, young lady? she said, i never thought i would have the chance to meet you. i put my arm around her shoulder and i said so much about of this is about celebrity in life. you see me on television and you're excited, but you are important. what's inside of you, not some celebrity or somebody you think is important. it's you. then i felt so inadequate because there's people here tonight who have problems, people here who are hurting, people who are here, sean, they just want somebody to care about them. i always feel so inadequate when i see a group like this and i kind of like, what can i do. what is it that i could personally do to just make everybody feel a little bit better? >> i think you've

and lord thomas fairfax george william fairfax, george had some sort of relationship with her early on,on, but his connection with the family given this opportunity to work as a surveyor. surveying gave him an opportunity to apply his own native ability to get in geometry and all the rest but also the experience to learn what it's like to lend money money and invest. he had to learn this lesson early on my george washington's not aa guy you want to borrow money from them and not pay them back. believe me. when money was involved the temper increased exponentially. so if you don't pay the have back going to get mad. new line down the judge character not, but he learned how to invest. he earns money as a surveyor policy work with? the land so what is he do? he invests of saves and buys more and more. also has a surveyor committee develops an understanding of america's and america's potential for america's potential richness and wealth only buried within the soil but geographically the connection of the east coast cities and settlements to the frontier were essential to connecting east to

. >> we follow the teachings of the lord.it's bad then we will say it's bad. >> now, i know the bible also says you're not supposed to eat lobster and i've violated that one many times. >> i violated it last night at red lobster. >> you went to the house of ill repute. >> i had the ultimate feast. all shellfish. >> so we're all sinners. >> so i'm going to hell. i'm going to hell. but like i was saying earlier, everybody has a place in this nation. i would just like to see a separate white nation. if you take a bag of skittles -- >> yes. >> -- there's different colors in that bag. you can mix the colors and it still tastes okay. >> yeah. >> but if you separate the colors and then taste the individual flavors, it's even better. >> so are you telling me that when you have a bag of skittles you separate all the colors before you eat them? >> every time. >> i'm waiting on a klansman to bring me some kerosene so i can soak it. >> what do you have to do to get a klansman some kerosene. >>> know, man. >> you cut down a tree for the c