mckenna at 22 years old had enough money to buy a gillnet permit and buy his way into a fishery.s is when the supreme court cut our award by 90%. prices bottomed out a few years earlier about 90% of what they had originally been worth, reduced by 90%. while the irony here is that mckenna is fishing from his own permit, his father is not because he's not been able to work his way of the debt he incurred, and he cannot afford to buy back into the fishery. there's other things we lost. the herring fishery is closed indefinitely. we don't know when the the population of herring will recover. the closure means the annual loss of about $100 million in fisheries harvest plus economic activity to the town of cordova. herring permits were also valued once around $300,000. this is our retirement security. it's gone. but we lost more than money. we lost a way of life. fishing time is family time. the court called this emotional harm and actually banned these photographs. no value could be assigned to emotional harm, non- economic harm says the court cannot -- not because it wasn't real to u

a minute hoops mckenna thank you so much for joining us. less than twenty four hours off the bat shootings at two mosques in new zealand the suspected gunman a twenty eight year old australian has now appeared in court and has been charged with murder the attack described by do zealand's prime minister as terrorism is the nation's worst ever peace time 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 al-noor 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 more shippers nor and out of 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. prior to fire. and it was from the main entrance the main entrance of the building . and th

it's the bundesliga with nick mckenna kline goldman with desperate to beat it and regained the lead in the title race off to slip in behind by eight that's and all the action from the dalles drama coming up on the point is. it washing it up in years not to not pristine one breath and so watching i'll see you next hour. a city in ruins moreover a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population last month as fighters occupied the city center in two thousand and seventeen president to church's response was called. by a different will never again took hold of the. conquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did malawi become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. from the in the science of virus starts april eleventh on d w. the but in this league is back off to the international break and are just eight match days left before the end of the season the savings across the country were packed and in for some really exciting match the match day twenty seven thirty and nail bitin

coming up after the break it's the bundesliga with nick mckenna kline goldman would desperate to beat it and regained the lead in the title race office have been behind by eight that's and all the action from a day off drama coming up on the point is. it washed it up eight years after their not pristine one breath and so watching i'll see you next hour. of from. a city in ruins maro a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population last month structures occupied the city center in two thousand and seventeen president to church's response was called. by a deterrent. against the home of the.

. >> while mom might be cleaning up the floors, this dad is setting the stage because mckenna loves karaokeught the smoke machine and then -- [ alarm sounds ]. >> don't let the smoke stop the show. once they got that under control, they went on to perform their karaoke song "all the way" by meghan trainor. >> it's almost like this buffalo is on the payroll of the safari agency. these people in south africa, they have buffalo posing, like here i am. >> then the tour guide says something very important. >> buffalo are very pre ductable. >> don't say anything about his style. >> you can predict what's going to happen. mozies on over and starts out slow, but just getting warmed up. good thing their car is warm because they warm up and start backing up and it comes chasing. they're in >> he wants to make friends. >> the buffalo looks like it's stopping but it doesn't. it's a good thing the driver keeps going and finally it's like, okay, it's stopped. you're thinking, oerks it just wanted to play in the mud, play in the water, have a good time. that's when the tour guide says not exactly. >> it's

true anymore that's the real damage they're talking to you thanks for joining us accountable for mckenna splode and mail and newspaper. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world researchers say a second person is in sustained remission from a child the virus that causes aids the news raises hope that the condition could one day be cured and this case comes more than ten years after a first hiv patient appeared to be cured of the infection after a blood stem cell transplant. counterterrorism police in the u.k. are investigating a series of small improvised explosive devices sent to staff buildings at three london transport hubs it's emerged that they were sent through the post bearing irish stamps the devices were discovered at heathrow and london city airports as well as the country's or busiest railway station waterloo. france's president emanuel macro has called for far reaching reforms and warned against the dangers of populism three months ahead of european parliamentary elections he laid out his vision in an open letter addressed to the citizens

josephine mckenna told us more about this story. incididt. shopping he rededirected the bus going ta -- policice set up a roaoadblocd the e bus was rammed into the roadblock k and set on fire. all of the children managed to escape. it is a shocking incident herer, which has shockeded people acros the country, particularly parents whorust their children to drivers every day.. many were shococked and shaken y what happened. now,w, questions are being asked about what sort of checks and control are being conducted on other drivers. he said he wanted to vindicate europe m migrants. this is very sensitive stuff in italy. >> that is r right. he is a 47-year-old believed to be of s senegalese ororigin. has been an italianan citizen for r many years. he said,,king revenge, for the migrgrant deaeaths occug across thehe mediterranean. bizizre. certainly that was his intention. police a are looking to get to e bottom of what happens. this has tururned intoto a major polilical issue.e. matteo savini is threatening to revoke his c citizenship a and e has

europe and have come up with this scheme called instead basically a trade mckenna's that supposedly will help. today to continue and particularly trade in so-called legitimate to come other that is come up that is that are not and that the u.s. sanctions like medicine and wealth food items exactly the only and here's my next question because it seems like turkey is planning to set up a similar framework to the european one but turkey and iran are not exactly close as of countries their relations somewhat strained over syria and other issues so how far can this cooperation go is this just. a shaky marriage of convenience for both countries. again these askins are really at the bottom of our sort of oil buy for oil for food or oil for medicine or other commodities for food and medicine similar to what existed for iraq bought back in two thousand to the europe that is before the us in base iraq sun only unfortunate that you that iran will have to come after the j.c.b. us to such a situation and i think no country i believe no country. wants to really jeopardize its relationship i mean econo

choose the mckenna our correspondent that in rome. next v venezuelala's expxpel the german ambassador dananiel a cleanup w was among the group te welcome the opposition to the hole and quite though when he arrived back in the country having to fight a supreme court ordered not to leave. a canal also h hosted quite a german embassy in caracas. president nicolas maduro stop sasay that. expelled for meddling it comes from is a fast. on why the meanwhile is calling for more protests against the regime of nicolas maduro [inaudible] when you? the movement he wasn't sure what happened. and one with recording for those around him. despite his fears of arrest the venezuelan opposition leader and self declared interim president. was allowed back to address the national assembly. after tour of latin america when he campaigned for the overthrow of president nicolas maduro. but i you know what i'm going to the mobile unit [inaudible] latest on return return come back. those are the words but i heard the most from our nationals and countrymen. duri

patrick's day with cloda mckenna. >> rimes with hoda. hour of "today," we're going to meet a husband and wife and who had to rebuild their lives from the marriage, and their now they're healthy, happy, and we can all learn >>> let's show you as we look at the week ahead, here is what we've got.ng we're loot snow showers in the northeast, rain down through the gulf, sunny and dry through the storm system makes its way across the country tuesday into wednesday bringing heavy snow, blizzard conditionshrough the plains back into the rockies. heavy rain in the mississippi river valley. sunshine healong east coast. by friday wet weather along the west, east coast, but it will be milder. more chilly temperatures in the mid plains. sunshinehe along west coast. that's what going on around the country, here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> and here at home, it is going to be a pleasant day to spend some quality time outside. temperatures are in the 40s to around 50 degrees now. so seasonably cool. certainly not cold by march stan

political crisis he hasn't seen before talking to you thanks for joining us and campbell plucked from mckenna's globe and mail a newspaper. and now to the united states where infighting has broken out within the democratic party as a result of perceived anti-semitic statements from one of their own members one of their own members who happens to be one of the first muslim women to serve in congress house democrats will introduce a resolution tomorrow condemning on to semitism the text will not mention minnesota representative by name but the rebuke is seen as a response to a comment she made on sunday she said that they pro israel lobby in the united states is pushing for allegiance to a foreign country this is the latest in an ongoing struggle between the democratic leadership in a small number of freshman democrats who've been vocal about pushing the party further to the left. to get more. safe. why do democrats find her statements so offensive well the statement she made the original one on sunday was at an event but she tweeted about it again and reiterated this statement and we can see tha

patrick's day with cloda mckenna. >> rimes with hoda.he third hour of "today," we're going to meet a husband and wife and who had to rebuild their lives from the ground up and their marriage, now they're healthy, happy, and we can all learn lessons of love from these folks. >>> first, mr. roker, you got some weather for us? >> yes, i do. as we look at the week ahead, here's what we've got, snow showers in the northeast, rain down through the gulf, sunny and dry through the plains. storm system makes its way across the country tuesday into wednesday bringing heavy snow, blizzard conditions through the plains back into the rockies, heavy rain in the mississippi river valley, sunshine along the east coast, and by friday, wet weather along the west -- the east coast, but it will be milder, more chilly temperatures in the mid-plains, sunshine along the west >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. you can see the low clouds and the fog over the south bay. elsewhere, mostly clear skies in san francisco and further north. but we are going

he hired five private investigators, including patrick mckenna, one of the masterminds behind oj andnthony acquittals. they not only dug up dirt on the alleged victim which included information about cocaine and her three abortions. >> were not here to embarrass everybody but we are to seek the truth and if the truth is embarrassing and embarrassing it may be but it will come out in this courtroom. >> [inaudible] >> i do not think the trial of abortion should never be allowed to be used by a defense attorney to question the credibility of a witness because it be prejudicial. >> on her friend, anne mercer, patricia telephone to pick her up from the kennedy compound. >> if william kennedy smith was sitting here right now what would you say to him connect. >> i probably spit in his face. >> on the trial was set to begin on august 5, smith defense attorneys while the 68 page motion to delay the rape trial for at least 90 days. due to sensational publicity a and, in black's words, complete insensitivity by the prosecution's release of three women's accounts of past sexual attacks by smith

he hired five private investigators, including patrick mckenna, one of the masterminds behind oj andals. they not only dug up dirt on the alleged victim which included information about cocaine and her three abortions. >> were not here to embarrass everybody but we are to seek the truth and if the truth is embarrassing and embarrassing it may be but it will come out in this courtroom. >> [inaudible] >> i do not think the trial of abortion should never be allowed to be used by a defense attorney to question the credibility of a witness because it be prejudicial. >> on her friend, anne mercer, patricia telephone to pick her up from the kennedy compound. >> if william kennedy smith was sitting here right now what would you say to him connect. >> i probably spit in his face. >> on the trial was set to begin on august 5, smith defense attorneys while the 68 page motion to delay the rape trial for at least 90 days. due to sensational publicity a and, in black's words, complete insensitivity by the prosecution's release of three women's accounts of past sexual attacks by smith without the d

full—time contracts were awarded to their leading players at the start of the year, but full back sarah mckennareally good time. i will let them speak for themselves. i think them speak for themselves. i think the way we are playing in scoring tries shows that we are enjoying the tournament so far. we have made big progression throughout the tournament, so they have not been given to us. we have worked really ha rd given to us. we have worked really hard for those victories. not every game was built on built on that. i think we are getting better and better. do you have some sympathy for the other nations? you go into it as professionals, the other nations don't have that luxury. if that something you are sympathetic towards ? that something you are sympathetic towards? i think as the six nations has gone, we were only six weeks into professional contracts at that time. i cannot imagine many people would say that would make a big difference, six weeks of being professional. at that time we were with our clubs. we went together, we can and recap. training with our clu bs. can and recap. training

well larry i think what happened yesterday with paul mckenna for it was a shock to very few people he got a very light sentence in the in the virginia case and judge berman issued a sentence that stretches that out to make it so that paul metaphorically was jailed about the age of seventy eight he was also hit yesterday with additional charges out of new york for felony mortgage fraud related to some of his other activities in this whole shenanigans so paul manifolds looking at a very bad set of outcomes in and right now even a federal pardon is not going to change the charges in the state of new york that now face him the nx is cia director john brown fan of mr trump says he has no doubt the president will pardon him do you feel the way. i think i think that. mr brennan may be mistaken in this regard donald trump doesn't really have a lot of will to the people who aren't useful to him and at this point now that paul man of fort faces. thirteen charges in new york against him of the from the manhattan district attorney you know there is no reason for donald trump to get paula man a fo

he hired five private investigators, including patrick mckenna, one of the masterminds behind oj andcquittals. they not only dug up dirt on the alleged victim which included information about cocaine and her three abortions. >> were not here to embarrass everybody but we are to seek the truth and if the truth is embarrassing and embarrassing it may be but it will come out in this courtroom. >> [inaudible] >> i do not think the trial of abortion should never be allowed to be used by a defense attorney to question the credibility of a witness because it be prejudicial. >> on her friend, anne mercer, patricia telephone to pick her up from the kennedy compound. >> if william kennedy smith was sitting here right now what would you say to him connect. >> i probably spit in his face. >> on the trial was set to begin on august 5, smith defense attorneys while the 68 page motion to delay the rape trial for at least 90 days. due to sensational publicity a and, in black's words, complete insensitivity by the prosecution's release of three women's accounts of past sexual attacks by smith without

in the middle of the night.ed mckenna/ passenger: "we awoke because things were falling in the cabin,son looked out the window, and he could see water at that port window. and we're up on the 5th level so we didn't think that water should ever be up on the 5th level."the gust which laid the ship over. . by some descriptions 40 degrees. . measured 100 knots. grace cory/ passenger:"when the boat rocked, we were on the side that was closest to the water. it just wasn't a good situation."louis kent/ passenger:"there was art destroyed everywhere, there was glass everywhere. there was a lot of damage."from first timers to veteran cruisers. . equal levels of disbelief.jacob poziemski/ passenger:"i had to grab to a table because i couldn't hold my balance. whatever. . all the items that was not attached properly kept falling, glass breaking, and things like that, chaos."chris mills/ passenger:"all the stuff was located on one side, people were down, people were crying. yeah, was a traumatic experience." (pam) experts (pam) (pam) experts say... the gust of wind that hit the ship is similar in

my name is michael mckenna, and i'm the president of ibew local six. i'm torn who to support first. sabrina is one of the hardest working people and certainly any office or place that she works for, and i know she works just as hard for the bridge district as she does us. i've worked for the last few years with mike theriault, and he'd worked to help me get more involved in everything else besides just going to work, so i also know his dedication and expertise and support. him on his appointment. and we work with dick grosboll on the pension funds. he's a fierce advocate and a fountain of knowledge, so i would support him, too, also. thank you. >> good morning, supervisor walton, chair ronen and supervisor mar. joel koppel, district four resident. i myself, electrician by day, planning commissioner on thursdays. have an office right next to sabrina hernandez, sister hernandez and brother theriault are very near and dear to my heart. we refer to each other as siblings because we work on job sites that are dangerous to the point of life or death so we are that close. definitely suppor

fellow reality tv star megan mckenna went out with mike thalissitis last year.relationship. he's such an amazing person. do you know what ijust love about mike? it's just the fact that, like, my world is crazy and his world is crazy but we can just come together at the end of the day, we have our little cooking nights, we like to do really chilled out things together. that's what i love about it, it's the little things that i love. eden blackman worked with mike thalassitis on the show celebs go dating, became friends with him and spoke to him just a couple of wks ago. good morning, thank you for talking to us. how was he when you spoke to him? he was in good form, it was a couple of weeks ago. he was looking at opportunities for his new business, maybe some tv stuff. he was going out, he seemed to be enjoying the life that reality stars have. is it true that he had moved in with his gran to look after her? yes, i understood he was being a full—time carerfor his yes, i understood he was being a full—time carer for his man who passed away last week. that is mike,

been displaced by the storms that began more than a week ago malcolm web reports from the village of mckenna in malawi. everyone from the village of mclean are sheltering in this half built hospital. they wanted to show us what happened to their homes. after four days of heavy rain last week waves of southern malawi were flooded dozens of people have been killed. thousands of homes were destroyed this is all that remains of an does he enter her carney's. the rain started when we were sleeping when we woke up we found the water level was rising fast so we walked to higher ground and waited there until people came in boats and rescued us. the water levels lower now more storms of forecast in the coming days people here can't afford to wait and see if it will happen again. some people have already started rebuilding their homes and you can see they made almost entirely out of natural materials these sticks are stuck into the ground between them read like this woven on and in the gaps they put mud it's all people here can afford but if it floods it gets washed away instantly. louis two hours reb

and there are great, rebecca mckenna and others who are doing this kind of work right now. i'm flattening out a lot of complexities here. but the way is to trace these ideas from 1865 on, and even into haiti and other places in the early 20th century. >> maurice crandall. there are certainly examples in which the civil war is demonstrably crit tal to understanding indigenous groups and people. that's clear. is there a danger of going too far? of asserting too much importance or giving too much to the civil war? the example comes to mind of, how do we balance that saying that the civil war maybe didn't matter at all to certain groups or they just didn't care? >> yes, so i can start to speak to this. and i think everyone else can chime in here. that argument has been articulated several times by gary gallagher and some other mili historians of the war who believe that the work that we're doing is overemphasizing the west. they say there were not enough soldiers engaged in the west. that these battles between union and confederate armies didn't matter. and that attention to na

. >> reporter: authorities called it a suicide but stahlman's wife kin and daughter mckenna say the man recall him being upset or sad. >> reporter: someone shot him? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: are you certain of that? >> i have no doubt. >> reporter: kim says her husband was a righty but his wound was on the left side, and his job helping rebuild iraq's legal system could easily have made him enemies. >> i just feel like it was somebody mike knew. >> reporter: at the heart of the mystery an e-mail that was sent just hours before the gunshot. >> kim, sorry about what you are about to find out. i love you and always will. you and the girls are the best thick that ever happened to me. love mike. >> reporter: but was it really a suicide note? >> the evidence shows there's no way he could have done what he did what he did. >> reporter: you're not in denial? >> no, no. >> reporter: kim started pushing the investigating agency ncis for more information, and she soon enlisted some important allies. an author and advocate for bereaved military families. >> i just do not believe that he pulled that

>> guest: i guess i wanted to give a full picture of what happens at claremont mckenna. >> host: what happened? >> guest: which was a blockade, a student of about 250 students that surrounded the auditorium where i was supposed to speak about my previous book, "the war on cops" which simply tries to give voice to the hundreds of people whom i've had the privilege to meet in high crime neighborhoods, whether it's south-central los angeles or central harlem who are law-abiding, they want their children to succeed and they support the cops. they want public order. they want the same freedom from fear that people in other neighborhoods can take for granted, and they say the cops come why are you getting kids off the street? why are you not getting the drug dealers out the corner? i wanted to give an alternative story to the black lives matter narrative. this was viewed as something that was not tolerable, not allowable on claremont mckenna campus by the students, and those from the neighboring claremont colleges like scripts and pitzer, harvey mudd. and so hours before supposed to speak,