our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin was outside hampden park earlier today.ere at the scottish airfield board meeting after that statement came out, we are expecting the statement, but we are sad to see them go. it was a tough decision, but they highlighted performances, they highlighted performances, they highlighted results, and in particular that game against because eckstein, what they said was given what happened in kazakhstan, they couldn't quite see the progress that they wanted to see, given scotland and glasgow will be hosting games for the 20 20s scottish absolutely desperate for qualification, we know we haven't been to a major final since 1998 anyway, but there is extra significance on the euro 2020, so extra significance on the euro 2020, so the search for his successor sta rts so the search for his successor starts now. footballers across england and wales will go on a 24—hour social media strike from nine o'clock tomorrow morning, in protest at how recent incidents of racism have been dealt with by football authorities and social media companie

our scottish sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin looks back at the life and career of the manore than just this was the moment he became more thanjust a this was the moment he became more than just a footballer more than just the captain becoming the first british man to lift the european cup secured his status as a legend. the victory was over milan in 1967. came the winning goal! deflected the shot! that was the high point of an illustrious career. born in bell's hill and after a spell, it was celtic and after that as a player, only celtic. went to the head of billy mcneill and what a scene it was! at this final in 1965, his goal ending in eight yearfor the club and kick—starting the glory years that led to lisbon. he went on journey, nine successively successive league titles. he also turned out for scotland on 29 occasions. he was devoted to his family and talked often about the strain of having to travel and leave them behind. he breathed at the game of football and as a manager, there was manchester city

liz mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> tip includingow to protect yourself from tax scams all that in the washingtonng taxes. >> you've done yours and mine and i g my refund back and spent before i got it back. i don't need any more tips. >>> coming up, a fight tonight against an invasive bug thatul threaten everything from the veggies on your patio garden to the grapes at your favore winery. how to spot it. >>> a state program that handle dies giveno science and update to news4 investigation that found >>> the maryland state program th handles bodies donated to science says it is modernizing its system to prevent the kind ofke mis news4 was first to tell you about last fall. >> a news4 i-investigation found out they had mishandle the remains of some donors and gave the wrong remains to a grieving family in some cases. what they're doing to make sure it doesn't happen again. scott. >> they're changing the way it tracks donations and authorizes cremation. eceived the hat still shes say the board hasn't explained to them exactly what led to the mix-up. it's been six months since carmen last visited th

aaron mclaughlin is outside of a different church where different people will attend church today. >>rter: good morning. that's right. easter services have ended here, the same service that would have otherwise taken place at notre dame cathedral, but for that horrific fire which tore through the cathedral's roof earlier in the week. the service for the sunday service took place here. instead, it was standing room only. lines of people outside craning their necks to be able to hear and listen to what was a poignant service. it was opened by the archbishop with a prayer for the lives lost in sri lanka, that horrific easter sunday attack. it was closed, though, with a message of thanks to the firefighters who risked their lives to save paris beloved cathedral. the archbishop presented the firefighters with a holy book that was recovered from the fire covered in ashes in order to preserve god's word, the bishop said. and it was also included in a statement from a priest who stood on top of this church and looked out and saw the fire unfold earlier in the week at notre dame. the statement

let's get right to cnn international correspondent aaron mclaughlin in paris.rter: with the 23rd consecutive week, ana, of yellow vest protests, this today was particularly violent. some 9,000 protesters, took to the streets of paris alone, and thousands more across france. police working to control some of the violence, some of the looting, small fires being lit in the streets of paris, with tear gas, and water cannons. many of the protesters were fueled, outraged by the controversy that surrounded notre dame cathedral and the donations that followed that fire that happened earlier on monday. the fact that in some 48 hours, some of the richest people in france donated about a billion euros, or over a billion, to the reconstruction effort. and in some minds, among the yellow vest protesters, highlighted social inequality playing out across france. they're very upset. one protesters markedly holding up a sign, saying we are all cathedrals. and the scene of violence, in ma marked contrast to the scene playing out behind me, the largest church in paris, and it's w

nbc's liz mclaughlin has details. >> reporter: yohan swartz like the star quarterback. >> it is all orntal. >> repr: of e-sports. defeating hundreds of other high schoolers in the fall majorssh champi. >> we're not weightlifting or running suicides in the basketball urt, we're here training at the computers and hand-eye coordination and strategy. >> reporter: competitive video gaming is a new varsity sportt a bradford prep in north carolina. >> it is more than just kids playing video games. e sports is a sports league. >> rorter: a league that includes hundss of schools across the country. >> as long as they have an internet connection, they're able to be a part. >> reporter: and it is already having an impact. >> we've seen with school spirit and just all of the younger students looking up to the students on the e- ortsteam. >> reporter: as johan shows me how to take out opponents in fortnite and his success is in part to his parental support. >> my parents saw what this gaming industry was and where it could take us. >> reporter: a potential pathway to higher education. >> so many colleg

our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin explains.eeting here, a scottish fa board meeting here this morning. after a couple of hours, that statement came out. we were expecting what they said was they we re expecting what they said was they were sad to see him go, it was a tough decision but they highlighted performances, highlighted results, and in particular that game against kazakhstan. what they said was, given what happened in kazakhstan, they couldn't quite see the progress that they wanted to see given that scotla nd that they wanted to see given that scotland and glasgow will be hosting games for euro 2020. the scottish fa are absolutely desperate. there is extra significant on euro 2020. the search was the successor starts now. former scotland winger. pat, we have heard about how nicholas's career ended, but if that it wasn't a popular appointment. no, it wasn't a popular appointment. no, it wasn't a popular appointment. no, it wasn't with the fans. some people, myself included, a good job was being done. if there is a probl

cup dying at the age of 79. died at the age of 79...0ur scottish sports news correspondent chris mclaughlinons'. this was the moment billy mcneill became more than just if a bother. more thanjust became more than just if a bother. more than just a captain. becoming the first british man to let the european cup, secure his status as a legend. the victory was over into milan in 1967. that was the high point ofan milan in 1967. that was the high point of an illustrious career. born in beltsville and after a ballot, add the south taken from then on, as add the south taken from then on, as a player, only celtic. what a scene it was. and scottish cup final in 1965. his goal and being an eight year barren spell for the cloud and kick—starting the glory years that led to lisbon. together him and his captain went on an incredible journey, and nine successively titles, seven scottish cup metals and three cup metals. he turned out for scotland on 29 occasions. he was devoted to his family and talked often about the strain of having to travel and leave them behind. but he predicted a game of football.

said it to him it was a catastrophe and we've always trained for all kinds of catastrophes but mclaughlin we saw the roof on fire for real it was something else supposedly we tried to intervene very quickly even though we knew that such a huge fire would almost certainly destroy the roof and then as we did the pasta. they paint their a horror scenario and i want to ask you after seeing what happened at notre dumb monday are you asking yourself more often could this happen to us in vienna. of course we suddenly. fault all of the possible problems that would have and actually we have already planned a project of improving the fire warning system in our roof but actually de cathedral has lost its wooden structure already in the last days of world war two. one thousand and two hundred tons of large would totally and also roof construction fell into the trench and we also had to fight inside so now we have a steel construction on the roof so this big fire probably would not happen to us but we always should improve our. systems to prevent holes a little smaller fires of course and i want to as

you're looking to buy or hoping to sell, will you be able to get what you want joining us is ralph mclaughlin the deputy chief economist at core logic, a real estate and analytics firm diana mentioned home price growth is slowing down where are the prices slowing down and where are there markets heating up, assuming that there are? >> yeah. that's exactly right we've seen home price growth slow about ten straight months now the longest streak wooef seen in six or eight years home price growth is slowing along the costly coast places like seattle, san francisco, l.a., san diego, and denver, they've all seen their home price growth cut in half over a year and that's pretty much unprecedented other places we're seeing home prices heat up are in places that we call the bargain belt, in particular places like dallas and minneapolis. areas that didn't exactly lead us out of the housing market recovery but now are sort of going full steam. >> when we talk about all of this demand for smaller, more affordable starter homes, are we seeing construction following that trend going that direction? for so

here's our scotland football correspondent chris mclaughlin.sion that does not come as much of a surprise to be honest, there was speculation a few weeks ago that the axe was beginning to fall on alex mcleish, the scottish fa board met here at the national stadium this morning, discussed it for a few hours and then just ratified a decision that i think had already been made. the sfa said it was a reluctant decision but based on was a reluctant decision but based o n fa cts was a reluctant decision but based on facts and based on results, they felt they had to act. the noticeable result, the one that really led to the sacking, was that 3— 0 euros 2020 qualifying defeat away to kazakhstan. it is alex mcleish‘s second time in charge of scotland, the first time successful, this time not as much. now speculation turns to who will succeed him. early contenders are the kilmarnock manager steve clarke and even gordon strachan who was sacked here as scotla nd strachan who was sacked here as scotland boss to make way for alex mcleish but the facts are th

let's meet panel, attorney ask author, daniel mclaughlin with host of jaime weinstein pa podc, it is jaime weinstein, and "reason" magazine ed tort at large. -- editor, matt welch. >> i start with you jaime. mexico could be doing a lot more to help this humanitarian crisis, and they are just not. you cannot have a more socialist leader than in mexico. why doesn't he pony up and help out a little bit. >> it is interesting, he -- you could not have a more socialist leader, he seems to get along with trump better than past mexican president. kennedy: the one who took 150 million dollars from el chapo. >> yes. this is another attack on those who did not vote for trump on the last election, that is the avocado toast eaters, that is a way to get back at them. how do you shut down the border? they are coming in illegally, you stop commerce, but people are still coming in. kennedy: they will find a hole. >> right, this part of trump's crazy man strategy everyone that knows about by now, he is just playing crazy man hoping that people in mexico they take it more seriously. i don't think that

. >> next, we are pleased to have kevin mclaughlin, retired air force lieutenant general and commander, served as commander of air force, from 2013 he served as director of space operation at air force headquarters and veteran of --, kevin, your comments on your proposal for space force. >> great to be here with all of you today. i would like to thank you for hosting us. i was actually at the old headquarterers building and enjoyed to work with academic folks here, as well as dr. hammer. for steve and the national security space administration or association, it's awesome to see what you are doing. instead of building you with a bunch line at the end, i would let you know where i am coming from. i am unequivocally supporting the legislative proposal to finally create a separate space service. while long overdue, i think it's an exciting time and reasons, we got to stand up many things you heard shanahan talk about, seen york leader support at the very high levels in the white house and the pentagon, space legislative proposal, all great things. i would say progress at a minimum and my

here to react is tim mclaughlin.e, 2020 democratic paul and joe biden at the top even though he hasn't said he would run officially. buttigieg is rather impressive and closing in on kamala harris. >> no question about it. only a few months ago or a few weeks ago people were saying pete who? what has happened is you forced him to look in terms of polling, if you look at the recent poll in iowa and new hampshire use third now to joe biden and bernie sanders so he has made an impressive showing and when you look at these. >> we have already seen the rise of beto were there was so much interest, that appears anyway something to be fizzling out a little bit because you have a lot of interest on pete. what does that say about the democratic party looking for fresh blood? >> when you saw this a while ago in national polling where it was 6 out of 10 of democratic primary voters saying they wanted somebody new, somebody different. it also points to a weakness in the democratic field. there is no real front runner. bernie sand

liz mclaughlin, n news. > well they're having a time working that out but you're having no trouble seeing how the weekend will turn out. >> yeah. it going to be a wash-out >> no. periods of rain and most of the day on saturday dry but sunday better chance ofer rain sh >> wash the pollen away. >> there you go. that is a good point. because that tree polle is out of control. especially over the last couple of days with no rain. again we are going to see some rain chances increasing as we hd into the afternoon and evening. now not only light showers out there through the evening commuterom now untilhe evening but heavy rain later on tonight and even some thunderstorms. what you coue, we do have rain chances through your saturday morning and then again on sunday. onen again ony morning. we finally have a dry day, completely dry ay ontuesday. we see a few showers getting for -- getting underway and up into the area into warrenton and the shenandoah valley. this is a littleit of moisture streaming on up. so we'll continue to see the light showers o of this from now until we go through the eveni

chp is reporting one accident at 280 near mclaughlin northbound and the second one is southbound 680re 101 and, again, we are start to go see some slowing in the area and it could be one and the same. we're waiting for confirmation from the chp. otherwise your mass transit options looking great for this monday morning. a nice alternative to getting behind the wheel. >> appreciate the update, sue, thanks. >>> we do begin with breaking news at 5:31. a magnitude 4.2 earthquake has hit near healdsburg that hit at 4:54 this morning centered near the geysers. no reports of damage but if you felt the quake, let us know on twitter. tweet us at the handle abc 7 news bay area. >>> fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused this two-alarm fire at a commercial building near digital drive in novato. fire officials say two people were inside when the fire broke out around 12:15 this morning. they did get out safely. the building houses around ten businesses and all of those businesses suffered either smoke, fire, or water damage. crews will be at the scene all day doing overhaul and s

. >> laura: this sounds like a mclaughlin group. will we ever see these documents? we've got transparency from the trump team, all these people interviewed, white house counsel interviews, and we still don't really know, do we, what happened with mueller comey, the edits, what he came out with a press conference. >> the ig concluded they could not determine there was a political bias in this way from the clinton investigation to the trump team contrary what the media tells you. >> laura: how did you stay out of the report? >> when you don't do anything wrong, it's easy to stay out of it. >> laura: come on! it's like doing that search function on the computer today -- bossie is not in there! >> i didn't get questioned by mueller. >> laura: why does lewandowski always get the short end of the stick. great panel, have a wonderful easter. but when we come back, my final thoughts on this entire charade. don't go away. into action... the bookers. the doers. the 'hit that confirmation button and let's go!'- ers! because bookers know that the perfect place to stay... is rig

the hill.com column's, judy kirtz and daniel mclaughlin. let's start with you. it's a pretty tough situation here. we've seen a lot of images of vice president biden over time. now you have lucy flores, a well-respected women in his own party. i should let the audience know, a connecticut woman said vice president joe biden touched her inappropriately at a fund raiser in 200091. >> i think this is just the beginning for joe biden. he has a long history of this. he calls it affectionate touching. many would say it's unwanted touching and gone back for decades. you can look at even senate swearing in ceremonies when he was vice president. all of the hugs and kisses and uncomfortable moments happening during those on the senate floor. he will have to answer to these. he's a politician with a style not envogue in the democratic party. i don't know how he recovers in any sort of way that allows him to take the primary. >> charles: danielle, your thoughts? he hasn't declared he will run. he's leading in the polling. i would call him a remnant of the obama administrati

next we're pleased to have kevin mclaughlin, retired air force lieutenant general and former deputy commander of u.s. cyber command. kevin also served as the commander of 20 force air force and commander of air force cyber. from 2012-2014, he served as the director of space operations at air force headquarters and is a veteran of the rumsfeld commission. kevin, your comments on the proposal for space force? >> thank you, chris. it's great to be with you all here today. i would like to thank csis for hosting us. i was a military fellow here at the old headquarters building and really enjoyed and was honored to work with the academic folks here as well as dr. hanley. for steve and the national security space administration or association, it's awesome to see the work you're just starting to do. so thanks for hosting us and for chris and the panelists, it's great to be with you today. instead of building you a watch with a punch line at the end, i thought i'd start so you know where i'm coming from. i'm an equivocally supportive. i support for the recommendation that this is in the legislative p

liz mclaughlin, nbc news. >> find more tax tips including how to prote yourself from tax scams in ourp search taxes, not toxic. >> that won't get you the proper thin you'reooking for. >>> taking a look outside now, not so pretty this morning, ihen wi start raining? that's the big question. 64 degrees.hi 7:42 on sunday morning. sticaround. k we're really close. super close. but we don't live together anymore. we still do everything together, like stream shows on netflix. we have a system to watch it all at the same time. get ready, so we'll pick up 1,2,3 go. i think i was fastest? that was the same time! and since we're on fios, there's pretty much no lag for any of us. nobody misses anything. nobody misses anything unless they fall asleep. like angel. the best internet is even better with a year of netflix on us. switch now for our best price. only on fios. >>> welcome back. culinarychools are turbing out well trained chefs, in with long held dreams of becominggn reed as tops in their field. >> not everyone making it to the top went to school to earn top culinary titles. now only on n

let's go to daniel mclaughlin and bill mcgurn. bill, it's escalating fast and everybody is acknowledging that but nobody is doing anything. >> what we see is what you get after decades of congress not acting. i was in the bush white house when we tried a bipartisan immigration reform. then senator obama is one of those that decided to deep six it. i think there's reasonable trade-offs that can be made. each side has to give a little. right now i don't think there's a mood for that. >> i agree with you. the price that some of the democrats may pay for working or being seen to work with anything with trump, especially on that golden issue of immigration, which build the wall, that's how he got elected, with the one message. so the price they fear they're pay is at the polls. >> neil: dan, it's interesting. we were at the san diego border and looking at the fact that it's a very high wall. seemed to embrace high wall and he noticed a lot of the chicanery and problems start when you left that area where there was no wall. abdicating t

hampden park and speak to our sports news chris that record had put him under correspondent chris mclaughlins not a surprise. they have been reports that the axe was about to fall. they met here and ratified that sacking. it was a disastrous start to the 2020 qualifying campaign. that 3—1 defeat to kazakhstan. the statement after the sacking mentioned that game in particular, saying it essentially didn't show scotland when making the kind progress under alex mcleish that they were expecting so they decided to pull the rug from under his feet now and try and get someone else in to make sure they do indeed qualify for euro 20 20. he did get scotla nd qualify for euro 20 20. he did get scotland to the top of the league group said there is still a chance of euro qualification. who might be replacing him? as you can imagine, lots of names being bandied around. the likes of paul lambert, david moyes, he did say recently that was a job he would like but perhapsjust not now. one name that continually comes up not now. one name that continually comes up and one that most scotland fa ns comes up and o

our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin, was outside hampden park earlier today.came out, we are expecting the statement, but we are sad to see them go. as a tough decision but they highlighted performances, they results and in particular, that game against kazakhstan given what happened in kazakhstan, it cannot quite see the progress that they wa nted quite see the progress that they wanted to see given that scotland and glasgow will be hosting games for 2020. absolutely desperate for qualification, we know we have not been to a major final since 1998, but there is extra significance on euro 2020, but the success starts 110w. footballers across england and wales will go on a 24—hour social media strike from nine o'clock tomorrow morning, in protest at how recent incidents of racism have been dealt with by football authorities and social media companies. the professional footballers' association is using the boycott to launch its anti—racism campaign, entitled hashtag—enough. among those taking part is tottenham defender danny rose, who was subject to abuse during

miranda rocking the stage and red carpet making her first appearance with her new husband brendan mclaughlinming since welcoming her second child. from established stars to new voices "this is us" star chrissy metz wowing the audience making her tv singing debut performing "i'm standing with you" from her film "break through" ♪ i'm standing with you >> yes. >> breaking. >> we order a little bit of what keith and nicole are having. lot of chemistry going on there. congrats to last night's winners. other news, here's the update on old town road. >> hoda. >> billy ray cyrus remixed the latest hit in hopes of finding it find its proper place on the country charts. now more stars have voiced their support for the song including will smith, who shared his take on the hit, take a look. ♪ yeah, i'm going to take my holster to the road ♪ ♪ i'm going to ride until i can no more ♪ ♪ i got the horses in the bag horse attached i got the boosters ♪ >> will smith capturing the video, call me when ready to shoot the video from his video for wild, wild west. the remix song is number one on -- >> what? >> oh,

. >> andy rooney, i don't want to scare you, but andy rooney, john mclaughlin was 91 and he missed onethere's a lot of people that go well into their 80s. >> what are you trying to suggest? >> i'm just saying in business it's different than -- it's all about propecia. >> keeping the hair? >> keeping the hair. >> what do you think >> yeah. >> let's tell you about what's going on with amazon. >> when may we get -- the pot may be next? >> i know i've been saying that for a long time. >> the kettle black. >> we know the deal will be announced -- >> is imminent. >> -- very shortly. >> it's more imminent than it was an hour ago. >> or even a second ago, right it's closer. >> right. >> at least i can poke fun at myself amazon is shutting down its domestic marketplace in china, facing stiff competition from alibaba. in a statement, they said they will allow customers to buy items from the united states, germany, japan and the uk. amazon's cloud business will continue to operate in china not much of a reaction here. we did see reactions in jd as well as baba yesterday. >> final tip, about half

buy, sell or hold former trump campaign polster john mclaughlin. sir. >> good morning. good to be here. ed: would you buy, sell or hold right now. >> i would sell. best day is the day he announces the reason is he is too old and not liberal enough. ed: the real clear polling average is 31%. >> we have him lower in our national poll. look at the democratic voters who are liberals he is much closener a virtual tie with bernie sanders. he is going to go down. ed: that's a great lead-in to bernie sanders. his real clear average polling is 21%. he has money and seems like he has energy. >> set karl marx of the democratic party right now. i would buy with bernie, because bernie is so crazy in this field. you have got to realize americans 2 to 1 prefer frequent capitalism over socialism except in the democrat party it's 5 to 3. they prefer socialism. this guy is their karl marx. ed: he was socialist before socialism was cool. >> what will happen he will do for the country what his wife did for burlington college. they went bankrupt. ed: that's a tough sho

the broadcaster and former tv executive rob mclaughlin is here to tell us what's caught their eye. on the apparent admission from jeremy corbyn that evidence of anti—semitism within labour had been "mislaid, ignored or not used". labour says it has strengthened disciplinary procedures over the issue. their main picture is the aftermath of an incident outside ukraine's london embassy yesterday in which it claims its ambassador‘s vehicle was deliberately run into. the sunday telegraph quotes analysis of opinion polls suggesting jeremy corbyn is "on course to sweep into number 10" after theresa may's failure to deliver brexit on time. and a picture of dame hellen mirren on the front there looking shipshape as a pirate. staying with brexit and the observer leads on a warning from labour's leader in the european parliament that the party will be "deserted by millions of anti—brexit voters" if it fails to give clear backing to a further eu referendum. and a picture there of the american singerjanelle monae, at this year's coachella festival. elsewhere, the mail on sunday reports that int