i knew it was mccann and thank you so much for joining us. less than twenty four hours after the mass shootings that two mosques in new zealand the suspected gunman a twenty eight year old australian man has appeared in court and has been charged with murder the attack described by new zealand's prime minister as terrorism is the nation's worst ever peacetime mass killing meanwhile people in christ church where the massacres took place are in mourning. mourning the victims and searching for answers in christ church outside the city's newer mosque people paused to honor those who lost their lives in the worst mass murder in new zealand's modern history . these were the scenes friday as a suspected white supremacist opened fire on worshippers nor and adam mosque in the neighborhood of linwood killing and wounding dozens as police scramble to stop the shooter rescuers raced to save the wounded survivors spoke of a narrow escape. after three four minutes. hard when a fire. and it was from the main entrance the main entrance of the building. and t

on a positive note, gu , the is still hope for madeleine mccann.s sneakers awards. first, thiis "today"n nbc.s >>> welcome back, everybody. w we're bach the latest trend in footwear. if you haven't notisd, sneak happen to be the new stilettos. >> good to know. from the gym to the runways ofi fa week, they are the must-have item this spring. "shape" magazine narrowed down the lengthy list of options to the latestre andest styles. we have the lifestyle director, brooke. >> thanks for having me >> rocking sneakers yourself. >> these are my favorites, which we'll get to in the segment. >> we have a meter, and you'll know us what the hottest ones are. craig will start, and i'll pick up halfway through. >> we'reoi to start here. when i think of a sneaker, this what i think of. >> ultimate gym shoe. this is the nike free tr-8. itails at $100. it is the ultimate gym shoe, great for cross-frtraining and lunges. it fits like a sock or glove. >> you make it look good, too. >> yes. >> what do we have here, looks shoe. skechers >> it is solomon, retails at $100

i'm not getting out of this car. >> reporter: lewis and officer mccann struggling. lewis lands a punch when officer blood yells taser, then fires her gun. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> reporter: wounding lewis. officer blood was on the force for just two months. she tells investigators she meant to reach for her stun gun instead of her firearm. david, officer blood resigned in january. she's charged with reckless aggravated battery and is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. the driver faces multiple charges. david? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> next this evening to north carolina, where a suspect appeared in court after his arrest 2,000 miles away. he's charged with murdering his wife, and now officials are looking into the death of his first wife. here's diane macedo. >> reporter: tonight, the north carolina man accused of killing his wife appearing in court, shackled, asking for an attorney. 57-year-old rexford lynn keel is charged with first degree murder after his arrest in arizona just miles from the mexican border. his wife, 38-year-old diana, an emergency room nurse

and, moving away from brexit, the sun claims that, according to a netflix documentary, madeleine mccann have you both here. on the extraordinary night and a night where there's only one story in town, really. first of all let's just go back for new readers here. what happened tonight? we started out with a situation where the government had proposed a motion whereby they would rule out no deal but on march 29 specifically. then there was an amendment made that meant it would rule out no deal entirely and so what they did was whipping in force and peace to vote against their own motion, that failed and theresa may said we've got to back the deal in a meaningful vote, mark three and even if that passes there's not going to need to be an extension to article 50. because there's no time to get the legislation in place. even though we have not had the meaningful vote we are going to vote on whether or not to extend article 50. that's a quick run down to where we are at right now. it's an elaborate version of chaos as another way to describe it. let's start with the front page of the guardian

we are joined by james mccann, senior global economist at aberdeen investment, was more than $130 billionnder management. guest: i think this is the latest in the line of central bankers trying to react to this latest slowdown in global growth. we had a number of these over the course of this economic cycle, and the familiar response from central bankers is to try and provide more support where they can. we saw that today from draghi, trying to announce a number of messages and sound very dovish, but it is a playbook we've seen from canada and many other central banks this year. phenomenal for the growth forecast. inflation is also going to remain muted out to 2021 or something, looking at 1.6%. shouldn't the ecb to be doing more? what are they counting on? guest: i thing this is the real concern at the moment, that growth is going to go below trend this year and looks further and further way from making those inflation forecasts. euro zone economists think despite this, there are still a little to us to been stick -- they are a little bit too optimistic. the natural question comes, what

the 49ers signed jared mccann and last year big money four your deal, he tore his acl, never played forcisco. tpam two men back field are releasing? >> you get the feeling the raiders will be throwing the ball with these acquisition. >> the guy for the chargers stand 6' 4". the contrast because antonio brown is about five. completely different styles but i like it. don't forget, they need to sell p.s.l. s of the new stadium. >> i want to know what the superfood diet is? >> intrigued to find out. >> your next assignment. >> he is in great shape. no disputing that. >> all these guys will make smoothies or something. . >>> breaking news in san leandro. live look from chopper five. the shooting scene involving an alameda county sheriff's deputy. looking at the parking lot of the reuse it to nation building on east 14th in san leandro. no official confirmation from authorities, working on that. we have seeing what appears to be the body of a victim near a parked car, a car that slammed into another car in the parking lot. the alameda county sheriff's department says elise two suspects involv

you don't have to worry about mccann -- kicking the can down the road. will have been spending. y'all are not worried about the deficit. now you want to go after healthcare. you know? our guest response? guest: >> yes, sir. i don't know your particular locality but i think this tax reform package has lifted across the country and some of our areas, their unemployment rates have dropped in half. they are rates we have not seen in 40 or 50 years. i've got employers screaming for employees. technical scores offering training programs where if you are coming from a modest income family, it is for free. my directors tell me they can place 1000 diesel mechanics tomorrow. they have welding programs, electrical programs, machining programs. 100% placement. these kids come out making $40,000-$50,000 a year. it is free. they set up programs for people that we previously thought were unemployable, a 12 week program in electrical or plumbing or construction, free tuition and they will pay your bus to get there. our problem is we cannot get enough people to sign up for it. so we are working

president mccann's government now there's a number of stun grenades firecrackers that are being fired tear gas that comes every few seconds in fact the organizers did say that today was an ultimatum being presented to president mccrum after the great debate ended but again just to look at the streets there is a lot after five years there is a lot of destruction to the glass there is a lot of chaos and the tensions just continue. will join us and arrests a producer for artie's video to see rob he was hit by a rubber bullet while filming he's currently in hospital from where he spoke to us . we're covering reporter you know. you are pretty from forty. to fifty. or more and most of. what it. was very long lake the first one i think the only. place we call it. was a difference from today. torched new stands cars windows and vandalized luxury shops also set a bank on fire was located on the first floor of a residential building as a result at least nine people were injured along with two firefighters residents including a mother and a child had to be evacuated the french interior minister

and moving away from brexit, the sun claims that, according to a netflix documentary, madeleine mccannd was taken by traffickers. writes, shaun and polly —— anna and polly, let us begin with the daily mail. chaos reigns, does it? i mean, basically, yes, i don't normally agree with the daily mail but on this they are correct. so what happened is that the government ended up voting against its own motion, whipping a vote, in order to try and say that no deal was a possibility, it wasn't a possibility almost 29th, and then forced into saying that no deal is kind of of the table with this slight problem that, legally, no deal remains the default option, as we saw theresa may explaining. so they would have to change the law. they would have to change the law. they would have to change the law. they would have to change the law do something. the options are agree to her deal, and she has said there will be another meaningful vote on her deal next week, without even the figleaf that week, without even the figleaf that we had last time that she would renegotiate it. the speaker could rule that

police be badgering you over this i hope that we could see that happen in the future most often when mccann absolutely even economic sanctions against the model law that i was involved in this incident became are going to thank you so much for coming on always a pleasure having you on and your insight thank you so much. thank you. butterfly butterfly where do you go apparently the answer is southern california this week our friends are greeted with a billion with a b yes a million butterflies traveling from mexico to oregon to breed these are cousins of the monarch known as painted believe he is and can be found in every continent at some point during the year except for south america where they're very rare they and their yellow green and black caterpillars can be found on over one hundred food plants in something like three hundred plants across the world and they are rarely seen anywhere as pasts mostly subsisting on flower nectar and if it honey do they will fly in groups of two to eight in circles to symbolise court trips so if you're on the west coast just walk to the skies for this m

m manuscripts mccann and the whole team thank you so much for joining d w. floods have taken everything bail now despair please god. climate refugees. basic shelter. but. let's. start. w hello and welcome to my groups tonight in those who make we have an impressive young singer who's being pushed by one of germany's most successful artists they are going out from the high least she's already scored to first hits with her band and now she's going solo i'm talking about t.v. and other artists is one of the titans of electro pop he had hits like tainted love yes mark and the house let's go. from sex in the music and talk. to me. because i. try and counter to my it's always good to be good guys just have to turn against mama time i'll tell ya. i say that there are a lot of pressure to have you guys not to be a what an amazing surrounding as well i think. when you balance and on the moon some of you oh it's fantastic it's wonderful it's a beautiful place to be see as a new ball forehead and you saw this the first time i've been here very first time i've been espo

. >> at just seven years old, roman mccann started project freedom ride with his mother helping to get dogs out of shelters where they would otherwise be euthanized. they transport mainlies across mainly the country. >> it hurts me. transport helps the shelter it is get their dogs out. >> row map has saved more than 1500 dogs so far. he says that he has no plan to stop his project any time soon. >>> i'm a little it frustrated, mark, because i have not been able to get little league practice in, softball practice in. hopefully rain will stop. that's a challenge. we are headed into a bit of a break. lots of clouds in place and hard to sneak in those outdoor activities with the persist pent weather patterns, seems likes, over the bay area. has been a long stretch of dry weather. you can still see the clouds streaming in from the pacific. this is not a major system here. we have to hold on to the possibilities of some scattered showers over the next few hours, especially. the chances kind of it dwindle down later on today. chance of snow in the sierra. closer to the bay area radar, most ar

what i thought of product but in the mccann we're about to have the whole plane somehow dead to the promise of that all to the. race. lot. of would. only senator race as time went by and morsi remained incommunicado and the army continued to crack down on its opponents the anger and division amongst egyptian society deepened between those who demanded the return of the president and those who began calling on the military to disperse there are protesters even by force and that's exactly what happened on the morning of august fourteenth two thousand and thirteen the army stormed the protest sites hundreds of unarmed protesters were killed and thousands arrested in what's human rights watch described as the worst massacre in egypt's modern history even corpses were burned seemingly to destroy evidence of the grotesque crime. committed morse's location remained unknown until he appeared for the first time before a court the former presidents was confined to a soundproof glass cage in a bid to silence him the proceedings against him continue to this very day his presidency was troubled from the

we had one of the best election lawyers, mccann, chairman of the fcc.: the question about the 100,000 dollars. >> he knew every law. and the yd that the president is supposed to know everything that goes on in his campaign, it'ses not the way it works. you have lawyers, people look at it. lou: but we're two years wond r beyond. >> and then when they never touched hillary clinton -- bill clinton had them, she had them -- lou: when are the republicans going to say aye ha i've had a y full, no more of the nonsense, go on the attack and by god at least make it fair. >> we need to do it. and again and again -- lou: republicans keep saying it but they didn't. >> they would rather fight amongst themselves. lou: it's time for the car lynns tdaredarlingsto get out of the . >> to decide you're going to change the law. this law was put in by the democrats. it's ridiculous. they ought to decide this is his priority. lou: let's not give it more time than we need to. it's just stupid. let's talk about mitch mcconnell. he apparently once undercut the president on his

of batata talk but in the mccann we're about to have the whole plane somehow dead to the promise of that all to the. race. lot. of would. only senator race as time went by and morsi remained incommunicado and the army continued to crack down on its opponents the anger and division amongst egyptian society deepened between those who demanded the return of the president and those who began calling on the military to disperse that are by protesters even by force and that's exactly what happened on the morning of august fourteenth two thousand and thirteen the army stormed the protest sites hundreds of unarmed protesters were killed and thousands arrested in what's human rights watch described as the worst massacre in egypt's modern history even corpses were burned seemingly to destroy evidence of the grotesque crime. committed morse's location remained unknown until he appeared for the first time before a court before presidents was confined to a sound proof glass cage in a bid to silence him the proceedings against him continue to this very day his presidency was troubled from the start by

mccann is on the list for his words about the security clearance list. roger stone called the president and said there will be a major e-mail dump to harm, hurt, and undermine the candidacy of then candidate former secretary hillary clinton and that dump occurred and the president was knowledgeable of that. with all of that in place those are trail that's we have an obligation to investigate. >> chairman nadler says it is clear the president obstructed j justice, that he has violated the emoluments clause, do you belief the president may have committed a crime? >> i think as we have looked at all of the documents we're certainly near that. we certainly have evidence of intent, and we have evidence of other that's show that something went awry. for example, the check that michael cohen, a copy of, very openly directly held up, the moneys utilized to pay regarding stormy daniels. in the time of the president's service to this nation and the fact that it came out of a private trust, or a trust under his jurisdiction, that begs the question of whether or not

my name is tim mccann, i work for wells fargo, unlike jack said, i lead the investment in california, and we -- where the investor -- we are the investor in this phase. it is two projects, maybe it is ten, i'm not quite sure, and i could not be happier or more proud to be a partner, not only with john stewart and divine and gone, but everyone in the room providing the 65 million-dollar investment that helps to build this. and also, i want to point out, the 65 million-dollar investment, i'm sure many of you, some of you do and some of you don't know how the program works, but the $65 million that wells fargo invest in the property as a subsidized program, but that money stays with hunter charge of you for the rest of eternity. we do not get paid back, it is a little bit more complicated than that. it stays with the property. fifteen years ago, you you say goodbye and that money stays here. we are excited to be an investor in hunter charge of you and for eternity, sort of. so i am part of a group called community lending investment and where we did -- what we did about ten years ago is

type of product but in the mccann whereby they have the whole plane somehow dead to the promise of that all to the. race. lot. of would. only senator race as time went by and morsi remained incommunicado and the army continued to crack down on its opponents the anger and division amongst egyptian society deepened between those who demanded the return of the president and those who began calling on the military to disperse there are protesters even by force and that's exactly what happened on the morning of august fourteenth two thousand and thirteen the army stormed the protest sites hundreds of unarmed protesters were killed and thousands arrested in what's human rights watch described as the worst massacre in egypt's modern history even corpses were burned seemingly to destroy evidence of the grotesque crime. committed morse's location remained unknown until he appeared for the first time before a court the former presidents was confined to a soundproof glass cage in a bid to silence him the proceedings against him continue to this very day his presidency was troubled from the start b

. >> ana, ana, ana, from the very first proposal that i made with senator mccann and senator kennedy and jeff flake in 2004, we had 700 pages. you can go back and look at t. the first 400 pages was enforcement, enforcement and enforcement. we believe in enforcement. we also believe that there are laws on the books that say that asylum seekers get to seek asylum in the united states of america. ana, let's go to central america with a plan. we did it after world war ii and rebuilt, rebuilt euro. why is it that there was always money for the contras? why was there money when there was civil war in el salvador? why was there money when there was unrest in guatemala? why did we spend hundreds of millions of dollars for bullets and to arm people and to cause destruction in those nations? why don't we invest in jobs and in humanity in those countries? because we certainly spent hundreds of millions of dollars in the cold war so they could kill each other. >> former congressman louis gutierrez and raphael romo, thank you both for being with us. >>> as the border battle grows, presidential ca

also revealed in court documents that an associate of mccann, david kramer, was spreading the dossier around to media outlets here in washington, d.c. but cramer's said he did that at the request of christopher steele who wrote the dossier and not senator mccain. bret? >> bret: john roberts come alive on the north lawn. a good day on wall street. the dow was up 200 points, s&p 500 finished ahead 31. nasdaq closed 110. several midwestern states prepare for flooding from the missouri river, word has it that this spring could be one of the wettest on record, putting 48 states at risk for potential flooding. here correspondent mike tobin has details. >> a swollen missouri river reaching a levy, with rapid ice waters approaching homes, the order for the evacuation. >> i've been with the district since '93 and we've never had water like this. seems like we get a 100 year flood a few years anymore. >> watson missouri was inundated. >> i don't know if watson is going to be a town anymore for there is like, four houses that happen to be higher than the rest of the town. everybody else has got

alexei mccann non, political reporter with axios. and maresh, a bloomberg columnist. peter baker, i want to start with you. i thought it was interesting is that the president didn't attack those who voted against him. but he also didn't acknowledge the constitutional debate at all on this. in fact, trodding out the attorney general to back him up, which i thought was a pretty interesting moment for the attorney general is really sort of first moment playing pure politics on behalf of his new boss. >> that's exactly right. vetoes of course happen in every presidency. they are usually about a policy fight, spending fight or something. they're often a negotiating tact tactic. this goes to the heart of our government. this goes to the heart of who has who kind of power, right? the congress is saying the power to spend is our power. and the 12 republicans are saying even though i might agree with the president on the policy point, that is if we need a wall, we don't agree you get to aggregate that to yourself. that's why this fight, this veto is more significant than most

what have you learned about mccann? >> reporter: anderson, i talked to a former mccain aide who worked with the senator right up until his death and was around for when this repeal and replace vote went down when john mccain gave that now famous thumbs down to the gop repeal and replace plan and angered the us who, angered the president. you heard the president talk about that today. in the word of this aide, nope, never happened. he was not one to consult the white house before he acted and then this aide added the question, you're surprised that trump lied? this aide added. and so they, inside mccain world, they are furious with the way the president has been behaving over the last few days, going after john mccain. this is a factual error according to people who work for the late senator. >> has the white house had anything to say about what cindy mccain posted today? >> reporter: no, they haven't. i think it is worth reminding folks, anderson, this is the sort of thing that happens all the time. when the president l

and we ought to build a good life everyone as well as mccann.is not about a specific administration. this is something that is more fundamental. 1947, 2000, 1995, 2007, there has always been a deal in the air, and after the palestinians said no, we have massive death. but could you a nswer have massive death. but could you answer alex's question, which is, describe how you think israeli government send your people, the israeli people, are perceived by those on the other side of the conflict, like diana? i mean, how do you perceive her opinions and so on? that was the question. you perceive her opinions and so on? that was the questionlj you perceive her opinions and so on? that was the question. i very much respect the arabs and judaea and samaria. they live here. either way, diana said before, we were offered jerusalem. let me be clear. we don't need anybody offer jerusalem. jerusalem has been, always, our capital, forever 3000 years. applause . that is absolutely not true. if you want to play games back and forth and do an arm—wrestle but my s

and the european union i've been mccann is a journalist writer and political activist he says a hard border could set back northern ireland and irelands many decades. what people here really fear is the possibility of a hard bargain between northern ireland and southern and if that happens there's a hard border there will have to be customs posts or some other installations along the border to control and keep check on what goods and people are passing back and forth if a customs post or a series of customs post is erected along the i respond or that it's just a fact not speculation i regarded as a fact that some people will shoot at them they won't be it doesn't take very many people our history tells us that you know it doesn't take very many people to spark off you know a white or a caps a champion of violence and half a dozen people half a dozen people can fire at a constant post but if that is dumb then the british authorities and the irish and therapies and dublin are going to have to guard a customs post they're going to have to put soldiers armed police around them if that ha

what i thought of the toc but didn't the mccann we're about to have the whole plane somehow dead to the promise of that all to the finale and. the hubble race. lot. of would. have the only senator race as time went by and morsi remained incommunicado and the army continued to crackdown on its opponents the anger and division amongst egyptian society deepened between those who demanded the return of the president and those who began calling on the military to disperse there are protesters even by force and that's exactly what happened on the morning of august fourteenth two thousand and thirteen the army stormed the protest sites hundreds of unarmed protesters were killed and thousands arrested in what's human rights watch described as the worst massacre in egypt's modern history even corpses were burned seemingly to destroy evidence of the grotesque crime committed. the former presidents was confined to a sound proof glass cage in a bid to silence him the proceedings against him continue to this very day. his presidency was troubled from the starts by a country divided off to the twenty

indicative votes a couple nights ago or nothing security majority, there is some who hope that perhaps mccann customs union, —— agreement, something that would make sure they are not any tariffs in the trade review and minimise bureaucracy, could be maintained. stop you from a brexit that what they want and it means uk can't strike trade deals around the world, it may be something the commons can agree on. that's very tricky for government because it's been committed to taking a side of the customs union. but who knows, maybe we find ourselves in a situation where a government by one way or another manages to have another crack at getting it through. either it dies and we leave the eu at some point in may orjune perhaps to be negotiated, or the uk goes along the emergency summit that's been caught in brussels and in a fortnight time, and ask for a delay but a plea deal, the eu has to agree to it and it's probably likely that'll happen but not certain. joining us now is remain supporting mp stephen kinnock — the labour mp for aberavon, who sits on the brexit select committee — he voted against