michele roberts' new novel, the walworth beauty, is a hymn to london.nging ways and its enduring character. and also a book about how we live now, that celebrate timeless longings and desires. welcome. there is a ghostly element to this story. do you like ghost stories? i do love them, and that's partly because i have felt haunted myself a couple of times, and they have had to work out what was going on, and i worked out that to explain a ghost, and the fear itit induced in me, i had to tell a little story to myself to make sense of it. one of the things about the ghostly element in this book is that it is very delicate and gentle. it's not somebody clunking along with his head under his arm or chains, it'sjust a breath on the neck, that kind of thing. was that your experience? yes, it was on the back of my neck, is if someone was pressing cold cobwebs against it. gosh. and then a mirror fell off the wall in the middle of the night and crashed. and i just felt full of terror, the atmosphere was charged with terror. the ghost in my novel, i think, is a b

the bay bridge forecast tonight and who reaches the 82 degrees on this weekend coming up. >>> michelle robertsn morgan hill for us, with the details, michelle? >> reporter: raj, at this point they don't know if a student was to blame or maybe a neighbor, right now there are a couple of cows out in the field. this happened last week overnight. somebody had to hop the fence, cut several locks to be able to release all of these animals. >> i just think it's kind of disrespectful. >> reporter: samantha says she is relieved the cows were not injured or didn't injure somebody else. she is a freshman at morgan hill and a member of the fsa. >> we have to clean it up and deal with the expensive animals that could have been hurt or ate things they were not supposed to. >> reporter: last weekend, somebody broke into the live oaks farm next door to the high school. the vandal or vandals led about a dozen cows out into the field and spray painted ffa kills on the barn. >> this was the wrong way to go about protesting, we don't want the animals to be injured. >> reporter: the spokesperson said a similar inc

nbc bay area michelle roberts joins us from where it happened. police don't think the women involved are students. many student who is are walking by and learning about what happened say any time there's violence in the area near campus it's concerning. just a few months ago as an extra precaution following a shooting in the area. at 1:30 in the morning the cameras caught a brutal attack. the victim appears to be the woman in the dark clothing. police say one of the attackers was using a bottle as a weapon.

michele roberts, thank you very much. thank you very much, jim. clear skies for many of us tonight. temperatures have been dropping quite quickly and tomorrow, they should be some sunshine. it is london marathon on day tomorrow. a largely dry picture across much of the country with spring sunshine around. things turned wintry into the working week. high—pressure is holding on for another day. showers continuing across northern parts of scotla nd continuing across northern parts of scotland through the early hours of sunday. perhaps one or two showers across south—west england. at the time we get to dawn on sunday, temperatures below freezing for parts of wales, northern ireland and scotla nd parts of wales, northern ireland and scotland particularly in the sunshine —— countryside. in the afternoon, temperatures and 131a degrees for the marathon on. quite a lot of cloud, not bad running conditions. best of the sunshine will be further north. this is 9am, across wales, north midlands, into much of northern england as well though a decent morning to

reporting live in smat owe, michelle roberts. >> thank you michelle. >>> b.a.r.t. security the hot button smu at a board meeting take place right now. the meeting began at 5:00 at oakland. board members will talk about a problem we reported earlier. remember the mob of teenage jumping the fare gates robbed riders. well the b.a.r.t. board president said the ideas they're discussing include making barriers higher upray grading security within the fare gates. >> happened again another came car conduct being accused of pocketing cash frommed riders this might prompt officials to make a change in how you pay for the ticket. this man appeared in court today charged with embezzlement and miss apprehension of public money. a we can ago a another conductor albert williams arrested on similar charges. tourists usuallily pay cable car chairs in cash. seven bucks a ride adds up. tell they say they'll look at a number of factors. >> cable cars are unique there is a lot of people come from all over the world, heavy percentage of riders. any change in the process needs to be vett

reporting live in san mateo county michelle roberts nbc behrens. >>> michelle thank you. four more years, oakland mayor making it official she is running for re-election in a statement she cited president trump as a major reason saying it's quote more than important than ever we double down on things we believe in. it's a bit early for re-election kickoff. political experts say it may be to get a kump on any would be opponents. >> hundreds of people are expected to rally at city haul tomorrow. a controversy rufrls is likely to be adopted sanctuary work place resist for immigrant work he is emeryville passed a similar rufrlgs. >>> right now in santa fe victims of floods are meeting to discuss future flood prevention and get help with the losses they suffered. san jose says damage to city property stands at $25 million. fema is tepg in to help, the federal agency is fund funding up to 75% of the cost to repair public infrastructure damaged. for renters home owners and businesses, the small business administration is also offering disaster loans with favorable interest rates

michelle roberts joins with us with the details. michelle. >> reporter: raj all the break-ins happened in this neighborhoods. tonight the people we talked to say they will not make the same mistake. they're locking doors from now on. . in man says he saw an alert from his neighbor on the social media site next door about a string of car break ins last night. >> i come to my car this happened to me to an. >> belmont police say the thieves cans vasted near the university and broke into 17 cars. they took a couple of laptops and gps device but in most cases the suspects just rummaged through the car looking for valuables. the owner of this car didn't want to show her face on camera but said they didn't take her designer sun grasses sitting out. >> they took everything and all they found were napkins. >> the cars on the street or in the driveway with the doors or window open. some neighbors speculate the thieves targeted the area because of the easty access to 101 and 280. >> hard to for the police to figure out where you're going. the

reporting live in the san jose michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> just have a seat. be nice. >>> upclose look at how i.c.e. worse in california in my nbc news rode along with how they find and detained undocumented immigrants near the border you can watch the special report tonight with lester holt also a daring cliff rescue in san francisco. a man clinging for safety you can see him there with the ocean right beneath him ffrmt near lands end and the city's sea cliff neighborhood. you can see the chp helicopter actually maneuvering and getting the man to safety exceptionally risky rescue here. he is fitted with a harness and pulled up to the waiting chopper. at one point they hit the side of the cliff. the climber is thankfully on back on solid ground and being evaluate bid medics. >> i want to give you update on breaking news paralyzed much of san francisco to date. at the height 90,000 people without power. now we're hearing eight hours later all power restored in san francisco. again i want to stress all power has been restored in san francisco at the start of the

a peaceful rally in the east bay to support undocumented roberts i'm michelle roberts in oelkds where the council is expected to vote on sanctuary workplaces. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri blue skies coming out slowly here in san francisco. but tracking another storm system i'll tell you who has the best chance of getting wet on wednesday. my forecast in less than ten minutes. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> new at 6:00 too long a daring cliff rescue in pacifica at morery point yesterday. a man you can see him right there, climbing about 75 feet up from the beach. rescue crews could not rescue him from the ground. they called in the chp helicopter that came in for the save. the man was air lifted to safety. >>> oakland is already a sapgtary city but tonight the city counts sell suspected to vote on a treefrsle resolution that would encourage business owners to

michele roberts, thank you very much. thank you very much, jim. scotland, here, showers will continue. in city centres, five or 6 degrees, but in rural areas, it could be 5 degrees below that. conditions are looking good for the london marathon, it‘s not too cold, it‘s not too warm and there will be much blazing sunshine. feeling quite fresh first thing and that is true across fresh first thing and that is true a cross m ost fresh first thing and that is true across most of southern and central parts of the uk. the further north you go, the more sunshine. then we get into northern ireland and scotland. workload here. much colder in the northern isles, only 5 degrees in shetland. big change happening in the air. that is a weather system spinning up here and that will send a shock wave of colder air across the uk as we head into early next week. but before that happens, to the size of that, the weather is still bright and its relatively warm. he deserved weather system through the course of monday night. we could see snow falling across northern hil

reporting live in foster city, michelle roberts. nbc bay area news. >> such a hard topic but one that has to be discussed. thank you, michelle. >>> two schools placed on lockdown in cupertino as officers chased a man. they were called out to the neighborhood near homestead high when someone heard a woman screaming near a seven 11. paramedics took him to the hospital treating hem for wounds. it does not appear he was ever on campus, though. >>> getting a driver's license to many undocumented immigrants has saved millions of dollars. the study revealed that issuing those licenses has reduced hit-and-run crashes and saved insured drivers an estimated $17 million. those savings largely the result of undocumented drivers staying at the scene of a crash. state law prohibits law from reporting those immigrants to authorities. >>> while the nhl says it is done pausing for the olympics, it will not interrupt the season for next year's games in south korea. they have taken a break to allow players to participate. owners oppose that two-week i

i'm michelle roberts where somebody opened the gates and let the cows out. we'll tell you the message that they left. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. a great day today. look at this in walnut creek. blue skies continue. i'll show you where it's going to reach into the 80s for saturday. my forecast coming up in nine minutes. >>> take a look. a jewelry store thief on the run, literally. police say he smashed the store front window in san francisco last friday. here he is sprinting down waverly place. he stole $100,000 worth of jewelry. >>> vandalism on campus. this involves cows. someone let the cows out. they're part of a farming program at live oak high school. any shi michelle, this isn't the first time this has happened. >> reporter: no, it happened last summer and again last week. the school's asking anyone with information to come forward. here's what they know. someone hopped the fence behind my, went over to the barn where the cows are kept overnight, broke several locks and let them all out. >> i just don't think that it should have happened in th

nbc bay area's michelle roberts has more on how to woman got away. >> reporter: well, she was able to run and had to run several blocks. she ended up in this parking lot where she was able to hide in somebody's car. tonight many students are still on alert knowing that man is still out there. >> about 7:45 p.m., a female jogger was running in the area of south 7th street. >> reporter: every san jose state student received this e-mail from the university last night informing them of an attempted battery targeting a female student jogging along san jose around 7:30 p.m. last night. >> it's like also stepping out, and have my pepper stray and just like make sure you're aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: according to campus police, the suspect tried to lunge the woman and grab her, the woman ran to a university park and flagged down a fellow student, and hide in the car until the suspect disappeared and she was able to call 911. police say the attacker was a black man in his 40s, with a thin build about 6'3", with a distinctive mole on the left side of his face. >> being a girl you

and they raise their animals, they take pride in what they do. >> reporter: michelle roberts, nbc bayws. >>> focused on combating racism on campus. students at albany high school held another demonstration to show support for a group of minority teens targeted on instagram. the rally was organized by the black student union. on thursday, the student s stagd a sit-in to protest. they say they will not back down until thoe perpetrators who created the social media post are punished. >>> it's 7:36. i have much more ahead on "in the bay" coming up. a tightly contested contest. and the warriors look to extend their winning streak to ten games as they take on one of the top mvp candidates at oracle arena. >>> taking a live look outside at oakland coliseum. this will be the scene today for the final game of the by bridge series. first pitch between the a's and the giants will be at noon. a gorgeous temperature to be outside today. >>> first two games of the series were at at&t park. last night's game could be seen right here on nbc bay area. brandon crawford got things started for the giants

reporting in belmont, michelle roberts, bay area news. >> lock doors and windows. >>> abilityny high school deal with a social media scandal. instagram account with inappropriate pictures of students. the interim principal sent a email informing parents yesterday. outlining the reaction to the explicit photos. same time same school dealt with a another account with racist pictures of fellow students. the students involved in that incident are in the process of being expelled. >> what was made clear from the separate but related actions is that our student body stands together in this message that our school stands for inclusion. >> there is no indication according to police that the two incidents are related. >> >>> okay imagine being secretory recorded by someone you work with. a bay area woman turned to our unit oofr discovering a hidden camera in a bathroom. >> a grow number are recorded by the video invoice years vicki win is with us. >> you're watching video of women recorded at work by a peeping petition pervert we found the cases are on the rise because karms have gotten small

live in hayward tonight michelle roberts nbc bay area news. >>> thanks michelle. >>> new details tonight in a quiet oakland hills neighborhood. we brought you the story lant night during the 11:00 p.m. newscasts. investigates are scouring the neighborhood again certaining for the suspect and evidence. it all started last night at 6:00 we a burglar first broke into two homes a third home where he shot a man standing in his kitchen. happened on chimney rock in oakland hills near the squoiy country club the man shot expected to be okay. >>> the images remain vivid a violent and protest when conservative personality was expected to speak. the university didn't want a that happening again and yesterday it cancel a talk by conservative speaker and author ann coulter. nbc bairn kim is live at berkeley with the about face the university made on that topic in the past few hours, kim they changed their mind. >>> they certainly did. apparently it comes down to location although at this point we don't know exactly where in event is going to take place. now chance lower they say this originally cance

reporting live in san mateo the ty michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> thank you michelle. in the east bay now politicking opinions leading again to ce are tn attacks. the scene and proand antitrump protestors faced offer in berkeley over the weekend. 20 keley police are trying to sort out who broke the law by looking at videos like this one 20 female already arrested. . marianne favro is live in berkeley. >> of the 20 arrested we learned almost all of them are from the bay area the youngest person was a 17-year-old girl and many of them charged with batter. now that video of this sucker punch went viral the president of kal state university says launching an investigation into the man shone hitting at a women at patriot's dale rally in berkeley saturday. that man is identified at alternative right leader nathan dmig o. a student at csu thement of the university says they will take all legal and disciplinary measures to make sure students are safe. the protests civic center park quickly turned violent as a precaution the city established a perimeter before hand and police t

nbc bay area michelle roberts joins us from where it happened. police don't think the women involved are students. many student who is are walking by and learning about what happened say any time there's violence in the area near campus it's concerning. just a few months ago as an extra precaution following a shooting in the area. at 1:30 in the morning the cameras caught a brutal attack. the victim appears to be the woman in the dark clothing. police say one of the attackers was using a bottle as a weapon. about a minute into the attack someone throws the woman to the ground behind the wall and several of them start kicking her. the victim was able to get up and walk into the jack in the box. police showed up soon afterbut the suspects had already taken off. >> the police department, cops are so easy. they don't have time to keep coming all the time. it's understandable. that's why we took the extra step to put brand new cameras in here. >> reporter: they hope the cameras will deter other, many students tell us they no longer feel safe in campus

michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> overseas an explosion tore through a subway station in russia today. some of them children. it happened in st. petersburg. the train was between two stations when the bomb exploded. it blew out two doors and many of the windows. investigators discovered a second bomb at another station and was able to disarm before that went off. as of now police believe the bombings were the work of one man. >>> in washington today, a senate showdown over president trump's supreme court nominee. this week's full senate vote of judge neil gorsuch is snagged in partisan politics. democrats refusing to back him. he doesn't have enough votes to get through the full senate. republicans are threatening to use the so-called nuclear option that would change senate rules. instead of 60 vote, they only need a simple majority of 51 vote. >> it's the end of bipartisan on judges. we'll have a partisan vote on every federal judge. >> republicans expect to have a full vote late this week possibly thursday. >>> a bit of a snag for bart is limited service at the station in free

they have reason to believe this incident has been related to ear crimes waiting to hear back p michelle roberts. >> thank you mitch. >>> frightening kidnapping attempt in san francisco a stranger foiled it by stepping in to saver the woman. happened saturday into pacific heights neighborhood the woman was walking down the street when the man drove up got out, and then reportedly grabbed her. that's when a witness intervened police say the kidnapper drove off. the police tracked him and contacted the chp. officered did attempt to pull him over but he took off and hid two petitioneds. no word on how they're doing. the suspect did not know the woman that he tried to kidnap. >>> the battle between ann coulter and uc berkeley headed to court. the students filed a lawsuit. nbc mark matthewss in san francisco this comes after kaylie tried to reschedule the appearance. >> that's right. they tried to move it to may the 2nd. the attorney in this case is dylan. she is a former vice chair of california republican party, currently national republican committee woman and in this lawsuit she accuseds the univ

michelle roberts is there. >> reporter: no students are believed to be involved in the incident.parking lot behind me and on the sidewalk. many students walking by this area, it's a busy area, say any time violence happens on or near campus, it's alarming. >> we try to go in groups. >> reporter: some san jose state students will take extra precautions at night about a brutal attack caught on camera. the fight broke out outside of jack-in-the-box across from campus. >> people are coming and it's bad for business. >> reporter: the owner of la victoria tackry a, he installed several surveillance cameras following a recent shooting in the area. this is what happened at 1:30 this morning. the victim appears to be the woman in the dark clothing. other women are throwing punches and at least one of the attackers was using a bottle as a weapon. about a minute into the attack,

live in san jose, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> michelle, thank you. >>> video is helping police identify a mob of teenagers who took over that b.a.r.t. train over the weekend and robbed the passengers. as we've been reporting about 50 teenagers poured on to that train last saturday night. b.a.r.t. police say they robbed 7 passengers and injured 2 others. today, we learned that surveillance video from inside the train has led police to the suspects. they're now in the process of tracking them down and arresting them. >> it's very disturbing for us when we look at the video to see what happened to our patrons. we care about our patrons like the general public. we are taking measures to try to mitigate and also make sure this doesn't happen again. >> among the measures, b.a.r.t. police stepping up patrols at the doll coliseum station. >>> coulter is not coming to speak tomorrow. the cancellation seems to have generated as much controversy as the appearance was designed to do. robert handa joins us from the uc berkeley campus. supporters and detractors were fired up. robert?

live in san francisco michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> michelle thank you a lot of sident to the story. this is the second time a federal court in san francisco has ruled against an executive ateer by the president. e banbruary you'll recall the ninth circuit court of appeals unanimously rejected a motion to rein-state mr. trump's travel ban it decided by targeting countries promptly muslim discriminated. since then the trump administration release add sidenter order on immigration. the ninth circuit will hear appeal to that order next month. all this comes as we approach the president's first 100 days l analice. so what has he accomplished? and what kban promises have fallen short? ograpolitical analyst layer gerston joins news 30 minutes with answers. >>> a frightening scenario for arrests in the north by. - of rohm director for the boys and girls club has been arrested for child endangerment. benjamin gorky seen here is a. mark of posting a photo of a 6-year-old girl on a internet chat site used to share porn. mark in pete lum how is the club and parents reacting. >> reporter:

reporting live in san jose michelle roberts nbc bay area news. >> thank you michelle coming up a free speech fight developments tonight over ann coulter's visit to cal return of insofar controversial speaker. >> high wire high risk rescue, take a look at this an aerial assist to save this climber on the cliffs in frist. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri cloud cover moving into the wagon nut creek. tracking another change for the weekend let you know how much colder my forecast tonight at 6:20. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. rescue in san francisco. first responders say this man, who was left . >>> check it out successful but scarey a cliff rescue in san francisco now first responders say the man who was left clinging to a very steep hillside with nothing but the ocean below him only suffered minor injures he did refuse care after being carried to safety by chp helicop

says it's not the first time in my michelle roberts is in oakland this evening a lot of eye opening details about this case. what's the b.a.r.t. doing about it. >> rfgt surveillance video today they're not releasing the video. no arrests have been made and police assay all the suspects scattered before the officers could arrive on saturday. >> it really makes me scared. >> today many b.a.r.t. riders keep cell phones hidden. >> seven robberies occurred they aren't off quickly. >> b.a.r.t. spokesperson says on saturday sniet the 50 teenagers jumped over the gates in coliseum sfags in oakland ran on to the train. pufrmd two people in the face and stole a handful of items including cell phones and purses. >> to have it all happen at once. obviously coordinated they knew why they were come to the station. >> witnesses told police there could have been as many as 60 thieves. >> 60 people that's unheard of even in oakland. >> bafrt officials say the size of the group was unusual. but unfortunately robberies involving groups of teens on b.a.r.t. trains is common. >> that is something that occurs fr

michelle roberts nbc behrens. >> thank you. 6:00 armed with a shotgun a man tried robbing a bank in santa rosea police say the man walked into a chase bank . is morning. arrivanded money. then walked outside put the gun in his car and returned back inside of the bank. plofrls arrived shortly after, promptly arrested him they found relealoaded shotgun in his car. in the south bay the search is on for armed robbery suspect. the camable police department releasing this sketch of a man wanted for robbing an auto dealership at gunpoint. happened two weeks ago man demanded money from an employee and fled in this truck captured on surveillance camera. >>> more cameras on duty a proposal to put cameras along some corridors where drivers are known to speed. n n jose mayor and police chief say it's for safety reasons. the drivers say it's just too intrusive. nbc bay area scott budman joips from us downtown san jose this is one of the areas we would see the scott. >> reporter: to be honest as with many new technologies we see this one com

michelle roberts on her latest novel which bring together contemporary and victoria london and with they presences in a tale of longing and desire. the prime minister and the chancellor have given theirfirst hints of what will and what may not be in the conservative manifesto ahead of the election onjune the 8th. theresa may says she'll keep the current within her own party to cut it. 2.596 2.5% agf, whichever is highest. labour says it will. the chancellor philip hammond has hinted that he might enter —— and the party's promised not to raise taxes. trust me, i'm a politician. no leader stays popular forever but theresa may clearly feels that she is well liked enough for now to make promises that some might like but others wilmot. she looks confident, and the message is one we have heard before and will again. what drives me, the passion that i have in politics, is to make the united kingdom a country that works for everyone, not just the privileged few. that meant sticking to britain's target spending on foreign aid, which some right—wingers want cut. we need to look at

an meet the author michele roberts and her new novel the walworth beauty which brings together contemporaryedieval london with ghostly presences in a tale of longing and desire. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in his first major speech of the election campaign the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has styled himself as the anti—establishment candidate taking on what he called a system rigged against working people. he told supporters that a labour government elected on 8th june would not play by the old rules, doffing its cap to the powerful. with theresa may promising strong leadership our political editor laura kuenssberg looks at their different messages and what they mean for the election. no one's going to say they're all the same. not in this election. and not the admirers of the labour leader, who queue round the block to hear him. we need something different, not more of the same. i really enjoy seeing him speak. this is a man who should be leading the country and should be our prime minister, because he's offering a real alternative. the left waited a long time for a leader likejere

michelle roberts posted this picture of washington big hair girls in the 80's. i was one of them. these nirtially responsible for the hole in the ozone area. if you have big hair pictures share them with me. we could all use >> like going to jovi concert rightntary school student whose el class is going to be okay o the 10-year-old toldhis pocket. suddenly he says the cool pad 3622a started to bp a noise so he took the battery out he apparently dropped the so when he went to pick the battery up he noticin it. >> authorities say the boy itwey in hisoc caught fire. he suffered minor burns on his leg. no one else in the classroom was injured. >>> upper merion police are using cell phone video to investigate a fight at the king of prussia mall. police say a group of teenagers attacked a 14-year-old boy on friday night. the video had shown the teen being recorded and followed for a few steps before the fight breaks out and the fists start flying. there have been no arrests. >> matt i know you can relate to this next story. a new jersey teenager has a big decision to make. she's been ac

our reporter michelle roberts will be there, and we will keep you updated. >> wow. that is hard to believe. unman---s, right now we are also uld ing more information, new information really on the h. =line of the trial for the wife of the orlando nightclub and--o, noor salman. we're learning that trial could be pushed to next march. salman is charged with charruction and aiding and a triing her husband, omar mateen, who ended up killing 49 people at the pulse nightclub last year. she pleaded not guilty to the charges last week. dictial that was scheduled on wednesday -- i should say trial schedule filed on wednesday has coupan's trial beginning next march and lasted 25 days, so xvidst a year out. small omewhat contradicts court papers filed last week that made =t it seem the trial could start in a couple of months. >>> the search continues for a north bay couple whose small plane vanished near the truckee-tahoe airport. they flew out of the airport bound for petaluma but the plane disappeared and hasn't been seen since. the civil air patrol search is now focused on

here is michelle roberts with more. >> we try to go in groups. >> reporter: some san jose students sayl take extra precautions at night after hearing about a brutal attack caught on camera. it broke out out side jack in the box. >> people are just coming to cause problems and, you know, it is bad for business. >> reporter: the owner of la victoria taqueria installed several surveillance cameras pointing at jack in the box parking lot next door following a recent stoot shooting in the area. this happened at 1:30 this morning. the victim appears to be the woman in the dark clothing. you can see several other women throwing punches and police say at least one of the attackers was using a bottle as a weapon. about a minute into the attack someone throws the woman to the ground behind the wall and several of them start kicking her. the victim was able to get up and walk into the jack in the box. police showed up soon after but the suspects had already taken off. >> we can't prevent it but we can at least help and, you know, helping them catch the person and prosecuting them and send a messa

michelle: bring it on. robert: what else are we ready for? michelle: another win. s and the wizards. little bit in the road for the wizards. the loss in game three to the hawks. no one was john wall showed up for that game. bradley beal was off the entire night. went 6 for 20, 0 for 6 from three-point land. tonight is game four. wizards looking to bounce back. it's gotten personalty. we have name-calling. we will talk about that and hear from john wall. in hockey, long-side relief for caps fans. game six win over the maple leafs to advance to the second round. but guess who they have to play now? the defending stanley cup champs, pittsburgh penguins. last year they said whoever won the series would win the stanley cup. that happened. could be the same situation this season. the caps don't do that well against the pens in the postseason. >> we just want to get control of the puck on the face-off. they did a great job to win it. >> that is the narrative until we change it. we won overtime games. in a town where there is a lot of pressure. robert: that's why we are her

to "hannity," we are gearing up for a very busy news week., newt gingrich, michelle malkin, monica crowley, geraldo rivera, robert o'neill will all join us -- but first i want to start with freedom of expression today in america and the attempts by liberal fascists to silence conservative voices. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. i have to start by addressing a well orchestrated effort by the intolerant left in this country that is designed to silence every conservative voice and by any means necessary. i'm speaking out tonight so that you, our audience, will understand what is really happening and what is at stake when it comes to freedom s of speech in this country. these tactics are right out of the rule for radicals playbook. i've worked for radio for 30hi years. i've been at fox news for 21.5 years and during this time, there've always been efforts and attempts to smear and slander and besmirch me and other conservatives but it has never been as intense and completely insane as it is right now. m i want you to understand, every single minute, every single second i am on the air, radio, tv,

robert: it's the nba. michelle: there is always game two. is the rain moving out? doug: they are.ht rain on wednesday. the showers and the thunderstorms and the 80's. we talk about that and more tonight. michelle: sounds good. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you tonight at 11:00. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> tonight breaking news as we come on. late today, authorities revealing the hunt for the alleged facebook killer has now gone nationwide. authorities said he shot his victim and then posted it online, with a grim warning, claiming there are >>> north korea. new threat. vice president warning north korea the world has seen the strike in syria, the bomb dropped in afghanistan. our reporter today asking president trump what's your next move. >>> new reporting coming in tonight after the deadly military crash on an american golf course. crashing on

to "hannity," we are gearing up for a very busy news week., newt gingrich, michelle malkin, monica crowley, geraldo rivera, robertill all join us -- but first i want to start with freedom of expression today in america and the attempts by liberal fascists to silence conservative voices. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. i have to start by addressing a well orchestrated effort by

robert burton. coming up later, do you see the white towels? d.c. family. it will take michellethe new england patriots at the white house an hour ago. president trump welcomed to team to celebrate the super bowl victory. the memories of this. they came back from a 28-3 deficit. to force overtime. that was epic. six players declined the trip and the quarterback brady backed out at the last minute to attend a family matter. >> the greatest moment today gronkowski. he came in backdoor. are you good? do you need help? sean spicer said i think i have it. everybody laughed. michelle: that was a great moment. jonathan: the caps and the wizards are hoping for a trip of their own. robert, we want to see more drinks. >> more layups and the three pointers from the wizards. the white towels say d.c. family. it will take a family effort tonight in game two against the is the season the same as the post season? scott brooks seems to think so. >> your have to play with together, passion and is that is how you play in the regular season. the court is the same, the basket is the same height. th

michelle: that would be nice. jonathan: caps beat the penguins this year. robert: they can. anything is possible.ng is possible. jonathan: have my fingers possible. brian: more rain tonight and tomorrow. wednesday is transitional day when the sun should start to break out. we head to weekend and it will improve. josh knight is in at 11:00 with a look at the late week warmup headed our way. soggy 36 hours. michelle: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you back here at 11:00. have a good night. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump, the first 100 days. and tonight, the other countdown, just days until a possible government shutdown. the high-stakes showdown, should american taxpayers pay to b

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robert kennedy, fellow grad and fellow citizen. call... to refi now. >>> this morning on "today's take," dr. ken jong is our celebrity co-host. and michellehen bobby flay takes us to a bacon bonanza. coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning, april 4th, 2017. "just hold on." >> i'm not cool enough to know the names of who sings what. >> he says yes. the doctor says yes. i'm sheinelle. alongside dylan. our guest co-host, dr. ken jong. >> we're a little disappointed. we saw you last week on "colb t "colbert." you made this epic entrance. >> i haven't seen it. >> i had eight coke zeros. at night, i get a little bit -- it's harder in the morning. only because of space. i would have danced all around here. >> i feel like you should. >> well, gavin told me not to. he really bumped on it. and i was like, i really -- guys, i need to dance. he said, you're on the "today" show. save the hoofing for colbert. >> we want an entrance. >> okay. okay. i'll just do it. >> dylan will announce you. wait for it. >> all right. >> ready? >> ladi

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