some of the moons of jupiter and thern might be possible, moon of saturn is larger and more massive than our moon and has a denser atmosphere. a probe has landed and sent back pictures of the surface. however, it is very cold. being so far from the sun, i living there.y the solar beyond system? our observations indicate a significant amount of planets them.tars around so far, we can detect only planets like jupiter and saturn but it is expected to be reasonable to assume they would be surrounded by smaller, earth-like planets. , the distance from the stars are within the reich -- in the right range to exist on the surface. there are around 1000 stars earth.light-years of if 1% of these have earth-sized planets in the zone we have candidates for new worlds. we cannot envision visiting them with current technology but we should make interstellar travel a long-term aim. by long-term, i mean over the years.0-500 the human race has existed as a separate species for about 2 million years. civilization began about 10,000 years ago and the rate of development has been steadily increasing. if the

we're not going to have another apollo program whether for the moon or mars i mean apollo was a very special time we had a cold war going on between the u.s. and the soviet union space had been identified as one of the areas in which you could demonstrate the superiority of your culture and you know the the russians were launching things first and then the americans and finally we got to the moon first but at a tremendous cost i mean at the height of the apollo program over four hundred thousand people were working on apollo it was for about two years nasa was getting almost four percent of the u.s. government's budget that's not going to happen again so nasa if they're going to be successful in space exploration has to learn to do it not apollo style but affordably and i think therefore there's a lot to be learned from the public sector and by working with the public sector and using these developments particularly the rockets in the spacecraft developed at a much lower cost than nasa has previously been paying for launches that might make it possible on a much more limited budget t

that's a full moon. 53 in fran and oakland. 56 in san jose. upper 40s in gilroy. and hoff moon bay. you can see the high clouds. 47 in santa rosa. 48 in livermore. 42 for our friend in concord. finally a shot of the golden gate i think about. we can see all of that fog. this morning, 40s and 50s. 50s at the coast to near 70 inland by noontime by the afternoon, the low clouds and fog and the sea breeze kick up. upper 50s to another 60 at the coast. mid 70s inland. above average but cooler than yesterday of. we will talk about easter sunday and the week ahead in just a few minutes. >>> tesla confirmed auto pilot was engaged when a car slammed into a collapsed safety appearier killing an apple engineer on highway 101 last week. the i-team's dan noyes broke the story earlier this week and that is latest. >> reporter: 38-year-old apple engineer and father of two walter wong died one week ago on his way to work when his tesla model x slammed into a collapsed cushion basically like hitting a brick wall. cess la says auto pilot was engaged. wong's hangs were not defected on the wheel for si

half moon bay and 51 in livermore. definitely warmer than average the past couple of days with three days of records as we go through the morning hours. there is high clouds that will take us through the afternoon. still plenty of surchl. the fog sets up from the city down the san mateo coast by late in the day that brings the cooling trend. by 10:00 we are well into the 60s for everyone. with the high clouds. maybe an 80 degree temperature, not out of the question in the inland valleys. over all by 2:00 a range. 75 in concord and livermore. 74 in san jose. and then cooler conditions as we arrive at our evening tonight, 7:00, will be dry. if you have plans to head out. but we are looking at a nice easter sunday. more sunshine on the way. we will talk about it in detail in a few minutes. kris? >> lisa thank you. >>> more advertisers are pulling away from laura i think a ram's fox news television show. that's after she mocked parkland school shooting survivor david hogg for being rejected by several colleges. she apologi

plus i know or knew a lot of the guys that walked on the moon. they could never keep a secret like that. no way. have a lot of respect for them. keeping secrets like that? not possible. >> maria in few sob, -- tucson, you're up next. go ahead. >> caller: thank you. my question is -- i'm sorry there's some feedback -- in addition to the physical challenges when you came back to earth, what was the emotional or psychological challenge that you faced? >> wants to more about emotional and psychological -- >> the emotional and psychological challenge, it's confined, even though it's pretty big for a space station. you still can't leave. you're with the same people. all the time. they come and go but you're with the same people for a long time, even though you like those people, it's not great variety. no nature no weather no rain, like in tucson today. this is unusual. but the biggest thing, i think, is this detachment from your family and this idea that if something happens to them on earth you can't be there to be with them. think that's the most ch

i think the moon would be an excellent test bed and with the exception of the united states up until the recent change in policy every other space faring nation in the world russia included is wants to go to the moon. and i. hope that we could actually put together an international lunar exploration initiative much like we have the international space station. consortium and together the countries of the world cooperating with the private sector. could afford to get back into real space exploration and i think that would that would create a real a lot of excitement it's interesting you say that because i'm sure you know that back in two thousand and seven hundred knots and the russian space agency roscoff i'm assigned an agreement to look into building the first lunar space station and that's at the height of well very poor relationship that we currently have but to be in our two countries why do you think the space exploration was somehow on the fact that by all of these political matters that divides our countries i think it's actually cause for at least some optimism not not just

we went to the moon in 1969, 200 50,000 miles away.since then, we have gone to the nal space station, an amazing orbiting laboratory, but only 250 miles away. nasa and the united states vernment does not have the ability to fly an astronaut from s.oil. the companies are used to rapid innovation and thought we should do laura: they are.hat. elon musk of spacex says in your book that if you get to the moon and make that your home, yous could get to mre easily. is that the ultimate vision? i think so. elon ultimately wants to get to maa, and the moon seems lik good stepping stone for that, because there is water on the moon, and hydrogen and oxygen, that is rocket fuel. we went there and planted a flag in the 1960' but then we left. i think the idea now under the trump administration is to go there and this time stay there. laura: your book is so esinteresting, the way it into egos, ambition, twitter wars -- very topical -- especially between elon musk and jeff bezos. why is that relationship so confrontational? christian: it is important

i really think it's important that we first go back to the moon it's been almost fifty. years since we've had human beings on the surface of another planetary body and mars is very hard which isn't to say that the moon is easy but it's a lot closer it's easier to get to you can come back relatively quickly if something goes wrong. and many of the things not all but many of the things that we have to accomplish on mars we could test out on the moon i think the moon would be an excellent test bed and with the exception of the united states up until the recent change in policy every other space faring nation in the world russia included is wants to go to the moon. and i. hope that we could actually put together an international lunar exploration initiative much like we have the international space station consortium and together the countries of the world cooperating with the private sector. could afford to get back into real space exploration and i think that would that would create a real a lot of excitement it's interesting you say that because i'm sure you know that bac

is water on the moon, and hydrogen and oxygen, that is rocket fuel.we went there d planted a flag in the 1960's, but then we left. i think the idea n under the trump administration is to go there and this time stay there. laura: your book is so interesting, the way it goes into egos, ambition,witter wars -- very topical -- especially between elon musk and jeff bezos. why is that relationship so confrontational? christian: it is importhnt, and sinc they have turned it -- tone it down a bit. i think they know they need each other. t mpetition is good. competition is wt us to the moon in the apollo era, the race against the soviet union.bi thesionaires are competing against each other on many different fronts to do that. elon told me when i sat down with him that if he had a button, despite the twitter wars you were talking about, and he could press it and make jeff bezos' company go away, he would not press the button. laura: are there concerns -- and you do reference them -- about safety and accountability? we are basically outsourcing the space race t

the moon is seen as a good stepping stone for that because there is water on the moon, hydrogen and oxygented a flag in the 60s and left some footprints but then we left. the idea now, particularly among the trump administration, is to go there and stay there. your blog is so interesting, how it goes into ego, ambition and twitter wars, especially between elon musk and jeff bezos. why is that relationship so confrontational? it is important. they have toned it down since then, but there is a long history there and they know they need each other. competition is good. competition got us competition is good. competition got us to the moon and the apollo era, the race against the soviet union. these billionaires know they are competing against each other on many different fronts in order to do that. elon musk told me when i sat down with him, if he had a button, despite the twitter wars you talk about, if he could press it and make jeff bezos‘s company blue origin go away, he wouldn't press the button. you do reference the concerns about safety a nd you do reference the concerns about safety a

meets kimjong because when the president moon meets kim jong and, because when the president moon meetses the way for what may come next. now, as you say, a queue is forming and everyone wa nts to say, a queue is forming and everyone wants to have a discussion with kim jong—un now he has stepped outside the hermit kingdom and the political stage. this meeting with china signifies that he has a powerful ally in his cornerfor signifies that he has a powerful ally in his corner for now. it would seem that when it comes to the subject of denuclearisation, we are beginning to have an idea, perhaps, we you never really know with north korea, what that means. if he aligned himself with china, denuclearisation on this peninsula does not just mean denuclearisation on this peninsula does notjust mean north korea giving away its weapons. north korea has long called for us forces and troops, and weapons to be taken off this peninsula and taken away from japan. if the talks come to the issue of denuclearisation, that is what we believe north korea means that when it says it is willing to look at giv

located off hwy one south of pacifica and north of half moon bay..sound from detective rosemerry blankswade and public information officer san mateo county sheriff's office" it is unusual, i'm not aware of any other homicides in that area "rosemerry blankswade is a detective for the san mateo county sheriff's office, she says is normally a place of beauty and peace right on the ocean..sound from detective rosemerry blankswade and public information officer san mateo county sheriff's office" it's really busy.. hikers, joggers, popular place "we caught up with stepahine lee, the day after the murder, she lives in half moon bay and visits gray whale cove often. sound from stephanie lee - gray whale cove visitor"it's a small town and this is not normal, we think we are safe" investigators released the name and picture of the victim hoping someone remembers seeing gilberto martin jr. rodriguez that night before ( james ) a woman is arrested... accused of holding a 3-year-old at knife point and stabbing the girl's mother. this all happened in tulare county... on a greyhound bus that was headed

infrequent event, "once in a blue moon" comes from, and "blood" when the moon's reddish colour duringave combined since 1866. not quite as rare but it's still six years since people have been able to do this, skate on amsterdam's frozen canals. and finally, another snowstorm in boston, usa, and this is a man dressed as elsa from the disney film frozen, pushing a police truck. oh, just let it go! # the cold never bothered me anyway... and that's it from us. you can find clips of previous episodes on the website. we will be back later in the year, until then, keep checking the forecast! hello, we saw big contrasts in weather conditions the good friday, southern areas weather conditions the good friday, southern areas or a weather conditions the good friday, southern areas or a wash—out, very 5°99y southern areas or a wash—out, very soggy conditions, this weather watcher picture shows how wet bromley in greater london was, the north had a better chance of staying dry with decent sunshine around from the midlands northwards, from easter it's looking next and there will be rain at times an

infrequent event, "once in a blue moon" comes from, and "blood" when the moon's reddish colour duringents have combined since 1866. not quite as rare but it's still six years since people have been able to do this, skate on amsterdam's frozen canals. and finally, another snowstorm in boston, usa, and this is a man dressed as elsa from the disney film frozen, pushing a police truck. oh, just let it go! # the cold never bothered me anyway... and that's it from us. you can find clips of previous episodes on the website. we will be back later in the year, until then, keep checking the forecast! hello there. some parts of england had a washout of a good friday, some areas in western scotland were bathed in sunshine. those weather differences will continue as we go through the west of this weekend. there will be some rain around at times, snow, particularly easter monday as we will see in a moment. it is disappointingly cool but there are dry, sunny areas too. they will come in the day ahead, the further you are away from this area of low pressure. this brought some very wet weather for som

still to come, music from moon taxi.'s called "grown-ish." you can watch it wednesdays at 8:00 on freeform. please welcome yara shahidi. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you got out here very quickly. >> yeah. >> jimmy: very fast. do people call you speedy shahidi ever? >> no. that was always my brother's name. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how about that? congratulations on getting into harvard. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a pretty big deal. >> yeah. >> jimmy: when we talk about show business things like they're a big deal, but really that's a bigger deal, isn't it? >>rail i've wanted to be a history professor for longer than i wanted to be an actor. i used to have the harvard web page up and i'd go through the course catalog. so needless to say, this is something i've been planning for a long time. >> jimmy: will that be your major, history? >> i'm actually going to do a social studies major, which is a combination of history and economics and anthropology. and then i'm taking african-america

infrequent event, "once in a blue moon" comes from, and "blood" when the moon's reddish colour during have combined since 1866. not quite as rare but it's still six years since people have been able to do this, skate on amsterdam's frozen canals. and finally, another snowstorm in boston, usa, and this is a man dressed as elsa from the disney film frozen, pushing a police truck. oh, just let it go! # the cold never bothered me anyway... and that's it from us. you can find clips of previous episodes on the website. we will be back later in the year, until then, keep checking the forecast! hello there, conditions have been improving through the day. it has been turning drierfor improving through the day. it has been turning drier for many. improving through the day. it has been turning drierfor many. the rain reserved for the east. still wintry over the higher ground. many places have seen scenes like this a lot of cloud around, quite cool as well. but there have been some holes in the cloud. some of the best of the sunshine was across the north—west of scotland. we have this high pressu

infrequent event, "once in a blue moon" comes from, and "blood" when the moon's reddish colour duringts have combined since 1866. not quite as rare but it's still six years since people have been able to do this, skate on amsterdam's frozen canals. and finally, another snowstorm in boston, usa, and this is a man dressed as elsa from the disney film frozen, pushing a police truck. oh, just let it go! # the cold never bothered me anyway... and that's it from us. you can find clips of previous episodes on the website. we will be back later in the year, until then, keep checking the forecast! they are very good. a good afternoon to you. it looks as though it is not a bad afternoon across the british isles, certainly in the west and i am spinning this out slightly because out east it is not that great. many of you sitting and looking at something a bit like that, the favoured few have got something as glorious as that. if f: ji r_:ii‘r‘: i'xi -'x‘: if xizii'x‘: i,“ x > > front. fcloud -- front. fc ou come a bit weatherfront. as you come a bit further south, it a bit more chari and to the r

, "super" because it was a full moon, when the moon is at its closest to the earth, making it appear, that's where the phrase for a very infrequent event, once in a blue moon comes from, and "blood" when the moon's reddish colour during a total lunar eclipse. it's the first time these elements have combined since 1866. not quite as rare but it's still six years since people have been able to do this, skate on amsterdam's frozen canals. and finally, another snowstorm in boston, usa, this is a man dressed as else from the disney film frozen, pushing a police truck. oh, just let it go! # the cold never bothered me anyway... that's it from us. you can find clips on the website. we will be back later in the year, until then, keep checking the forecast! lowestoft in suffolk, very grey skies but it is not like that everywhere. western scotland has been favoured for some sunshine and it will continue to be that the rest of this afternoon. through the rest of this afternoon. through the rest of the week and, it is that mixed bag which continues, rain at times but some snow, especially on mond

fremont, low 60s for half moon bay. be-- dublin 67. berkeley 65, novato and petaluma lower 60s and 50s for lakeport and clearlake. can't shake this rain, folks. tomorrow night, thursday morning, we are wet and windy. tiny chance of a thunderstorm as well. still some scattered showers friday. still some scattered showers on saturday. will we ever change this pattern? yeah, it's weird. in february we had nothing, but march begin. now it looks like next week it will completely flip back with no chance of rain for at least two weeks. we need to have it all the time or nothing. we are about to go back to nothing. >> okay, interesting. >> yes. thanks, paul. >>> tonight, it's the end of an era at the santa cruz sport walk. >>> and here are tonight's guest on the late show with stephen colbert. long ride.. at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. kpix 5's devin fehely shows us: >>> tonight it's the end of a long rise at santa cruz's beach and board walk. >> devin fehely shows us the famous ferris wheel has taken its final spin. >> reporter: this is

we will speak with tim shorrock who says subgrade president moon's gamble for peace with north korea has paid off. then in a democracy now! broadcast exclusive, we go to a manhattan unitarian church to speak with a guatemalan mother who has taken sanctuary there after living in this country for 13 years. she shares a secret she has held for years about what she says happened in 2005 when she was detained in texas. >> immigration agents took me to an office and sexually abused me . when the person who abused me right then and there, he said "i have your information. i have your information and i know where you are." that is why for many years i did not speak out. amy: then we go to sacramento, california, where protests continue over the fatal police shooting of unarmed 22-year-old stephan clark, an african-american father of two who was gunned down in his grandmother's backyard. >> stephon clark! stephon clark! we will get an update from berry accius from sacramento. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman.

>> i silly thing president moon would deserve it, for sure -- i certainly think president moon would deserve it, for sure. amy: tim shorrockk, thank you fr being with us, investigative journalist based in washington, d.c. his book "spies for hire: the secret world of outsourced , intelligence." grew up in tokyo and seoul and has been writing about the u.s. role in korea since the 1970's. he is a correspondent for the nation and the korea center for investigative journalism in seoul. when we come back, the epa chief scott pruitt has announced he is rolling back regulations on coal ash, the chemicals around the coal plants in this country as a new gogovernment report comes ot that talks about mercury and arsenic and lead contamination around these plants. we will go to alabama a and a puerto rico to find out the latest. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: released yesterday in celebration of international women's day. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. nearly six month after her inquiry of battered puerto rico, the island is facing a massive recovery effort while the official death

this is a waxing gibbous moon. it has six more percent to go to become a full moon on march 31st.o just in the next couple of days this will be full. but right now it's giving us a great view this morning kicking off the day with that. that's looking nice. here's another nice view of the golden gate bridge at this hour. look at this. 55 degrees in san francisco right now. 55 in san jose. a lot of the hills just east of the bay are actually in the 60s right now. we should be in the 60s this afternoon but we are already in the 60s at higher elevations in many locations. that warmer air is going to sink and we'll start to notice our afternoon highs in the 80s for many spots. 15 to 18 degrees above average for thursday. here's the neighborhoods at the beaches. 70s around the bay today. mill valley 79. through the north bay wine country st. helena 85 degrees. here are three things to remember for this thursday. so 15 to 18 degrees above average for the hottest day of the week, today. the ridge of high pressure we have been talking about is definitely staying strong today right over cal

, superb because it was a full moon, when the moon is at its closest to the earth, making it appear largerthat's where the phrase for a very infrequent event, once in a blue moon comes from and blood but the main's reddish colour during a total lu nar the main's reddish colour during a total lunar eclipse. it's the first time these elements have combined since 1866. not quite as rare but it's still six years since people have been able to do this, skate on amsterdam's frozen canals. and finally, another snowstorm in boston, usa, this is a man dressed as else from the disney film frozen, pushing a fully struck, let it go! # the cold never bothered me anyway. >> that set from ask. you can find clips on the website. until then, we will be back later in the year, until then, keep checking the forecast! hallow. they love going on in the weather through easter weekend, fairly unsettled. —— hello. we will see some spells of rain. also some snow in the forecast. particularly easter monday, the potentialfor disruption, feeling fairly cool, temperatures struggling to get above average, there will be

it was a pretty start to the day with the full moon out this. two full moons in the month of march.d sleeping weather. had the window open last night. 50 in napa. also by the delta. and livermore. 52 in concord. at the beach, no more 80s. today it will be in the 70s. yesterday it was in the low 80s in santa cruz. the cooling continues this weed with that on-shore push. some high clouds. then they will thin out today. tomorrow for easter it will be sunny and breeze. then we are looking at the rain. could be as soon as late wednesday. more likely thursday into friday. if you want to go to the beach, we will have the fog early. i think after 1:00 it clears. ocean beach, half moon bay. temperatures will be mild n the 60s. of course the water temperature quite chilly, 54 degrees. there is your cooler day but still pleasant in santa cruz. 66 in monterey. in the south bay a two or three degree cooldown. morgan hill still warm at 81. on the peninsula, mid to upper 70s. a beautiful day. filtered sun from time to time early on. 69 downtown. the average high is 62. in the north bay look at all

president moon jae—in moon it for president trump and president moonjae—in moon it could be that there outweigh the risks. drjeffrey lewis is a scholar at the middlebury institute of international studies at monterey. you are very experienced in this field. what are you thinking?” think people are getting a little bit carried away. the north korean have all was wanted a us president to visit north korea. it is a thing that the north koreans have tried since the clinton administration. there is also a movie which ends with a president, president making a visit. it is interesting that people call this a breakthrough. the north korean have been asking for 25 years and it is a huge propaganda scoop for them. you could see it as an american president compelled by north korea's missile and nuclear programme to treat north korea as an equal? that is exactly how that north korean movie ends. i am a strong supporter of engaging dramatically with the north korea but this is the highest value concession that the us has to make set to play it at the beginning with no concrete promises of anything,

we had a beautiful moon as it rose up over philadelphia and this month we actually have a blue moon or two full moons hat will occur in the month of har. . chilly now to chec out the moon. 32 is current temperature northerly wind at 23 miles an hour an winds will just not let up. our feels like temperature 19 degrees. yeah, remember meterological spring began marchike it high 4. one degree shiv normal high temperature starting off at 37 this morning and temperatures are chilly. 3 allentown and down to 23 mount pocono and 33 philadelpa t chill and element single digits in the poconos and teens in the lehigh valley and feeling like low he 20s down the shore and middle 20s across portions of delaware and we still have the winds. hamondpeeds around5, 1 and 20 this coast sknded until theio service and again we could see minor flooding along especially particularly in the back bays where we owe could see local moderate flooding at high tide time 11 a.m. tomorrow morning. do watch for the possibility of roadways blooded down the shore. storm scan 3 showing us quiet conditions and nice around

heartbrea ker # moon river # and me #.ening. i'm riz lateef. you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonight. a double from silva and manchester city are another step closer to more silverware, win their next two matches and the premier league is theirs. it's all about survival for southampton and they have sacked their manager mauricio pellegrino tonight in their bid to stay up. and there are big problems for the snowboarders in pyeongchang at the winter paralympics. good evening, we will get the latest on that 9th premier league sacking of the season. but at the momnent pep guardiola must have the safestjob in football because if manchester city win their next two matches they will win the premier league title with six games to spare. stoke offered very little resisitance for the champions—elect. david silva scored both their goals in the 2—0 win tonight. side by side before kick—off, manchester city head and shoulders above the rest of the premier league, how would they

half moon bay, montero certainly slick out there. going to stay that way the next couple of hours. in the santa cruz mountains and the central coast even more widespread rain. so the activity continues. and then it wind down by the later afternoon hours. in the mountains, looks more impressive than it is because it's really cloudy to just a few light snow you are innies. amounts anywhere from three to five feet for the resorts. 44, 45 inches north star and heavenly. they have been waiting all winter for this. today though 30s there with a few leftover snow showers. 37 and partly cloudy tomorrow. live look outside. walnut creek. isn't that nice in 46 in the city. 44 in mountain view. that in san jose. and half moon bay. from the roof camera you can see the cloud. win blowing there with upper 30s by the delta. 41 in livermore. mount tam, it's been dry the bulk of the, mo. scattered showers, mainly south. dry and milder tomorrow and monday. the wet weather returns much of next week. here's your hour by hour forecast. this wave pushing t

moon is keeping the u.s. engaged with the north while pursuing the same goal of denuclearization through peaceful means. to trumpgiving credit tough policy for kim's turnaround and trump seems to on's complement. this is something the chinese does not like. there is a promising site of the --oming trump-can meeting two leaders who share a leadership trait for making decisions for a quick solution. a similar penchant for quick and decisive action. and the north kim jong-un is the only one who can make a strategic decision that can change the course of north korea. under his autocratic system he is the only one who is immune from criticism or opposition from within. kim startedd exchanges of insults and threats , have beenowever silent on trump's decision. kim jong-un is yet to respond to trump's acceptance of his invitation. to conform his commitment to denuclearization, kim jong-un can deliver a letter to the white house, perhaps through china. there are a few other things can can do to improve the atmosphere

here is a look at the waning crescent moon.clear at the top of mount vac a so we can give you this view. the wind has not picked up yet, but this afternoon will be breezy. we will be in for quite the soaker for several days. temperatures this morning are pretty warm, in the upper 40s and low 50s. we are usually's -- usually in the 40s and 50s. we see high clouds out there and also the low clouds. half moon bay still has zero mile visibility along the coast. lows in santa rosa dropped down to two mile visibility. i will track the rain and let you how much we're going to get. >>> we are tracking mass transit delays. this is all do to a train that has been involved in an accident that struck a vehicle. this is on train one in fremont. chopper is headed to the scene and we will have an update shortly. also delays on bart on the fremont line. that is if you're heading into richmond for the pittsburgh direction. right now we are tracking a slow ride for drivers heading long eastshore freeway. this is 80 at cummings. we have an accide

police decontaminate the site where he was found unconscious suffer exposure to it on the moon soaks into media reports say he's a former intelligence official who also spied on russia for bridge and also coming up south korea's most senior delegation in a decade meets with the north korean leader kim jong phone calls live signals coming from both sides of those meetings we'll find more find out more from our correspondent in seoul. relief mission cuts short they finally get through to syria's eastern goods all but more airstrikes calmly and politely even as the trucks are lovely. also on the program of football under the shah the world war in yemen as the fighting rages all in kashmir players keep olympic games determined to keep their sport along. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us. police and england are retracing the steps of a former russian spy who is reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance authorities remain tight lipped about the investigation they've only confirmed that two people a man of the woman were found unconscious sunday

laura, you president moon saw an if it happens? president moon saw an opportunity and grabbed it.. he heard kim jong un's speech on new year's day, peaceful overtures, invited the north to take part in the winter 0lympics, which has seen a dizzying level of visits and diplomacy between north and south, commentating in this moment. but critics believe that president moon is too close to the north. he is the son of north korean refugees and he has family based in the north. when it comes to failed talks, he has been part of those before. so when it comes to what he has to gain, thatis it comes to what he has to gain, that is obvious, that elusive peace treaty and end to hostilities and perhaps a place in the history books. but he has a lot to lose. where does he go if this fails? and when it comes to an end to diplomacy, what options will the us put on the table if they decide diplomacy will not work? those military options will be back, and people here do not want to see that. iam glad people here do not want to see that. i am glad we managed to get hold of you. thank you both. let

does he feel president moon is being too soft on north korea? ms. sanders: the president wants to continue working with south korea. it's a strong ally. we have no daylight between the two of us. we are going to continue those conversations, and again, the ultimate goal is to denuclearize the peninsula. that's what we're focused on, and we're excited about any steps moving in this process. thank you so much guys. i'll move out and the president will be speaking here in a couple of minutes. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. ining up friday morning, light of the recent school shooting in florida, experts weigh in on gun control legislation, school safety. join the conversation all morning with your phone calls, emails, facebook comments, and tweets. sure to watch washington journal, joined the discussion. -- be sure to watch washington journal, joined the discussion. at friday, the funeral for billy graham at his home in north carolina. eastern,2 at 9:00 a.m. a forum on u.s.-israel relations an

when kim jong—un meets president moon, two litres going to discuss? meets president moon, he will do so on south korean soil, making him the first north korean leader ever to set foot in south korea so there are a number of firsts happening, especially this young north korean leader. what the international community is waiting to see, there is cautious optimism. what he wants for denuclearisation. if what he wants for denuclearisation. hindeed what he wants for denuclearisation. if indeed he is serious about that commitment. thank you very much for updating us. more on korea in a moment. now, some of the day's other news — and the social media giant facebook has announced a major overhaul of the way users can keep their accounts private. the revamp comes after it emerged that data on around 50 million users had been harvested and passed on to a political consultancy. facebook says it was already planning to make the changes. here's our technology correspondent chris foxx. what will that mean? is facebook going to stop gobbling up our data and selling

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does he feel president moon is being too soft on north korea? >> the president wants to continue working with south korea. it's a strong ally. we have no daylight between the two of us. we will continue those conversations and again, the ultimate goal is to denuclearize the peninsula. that's what we're focused on and we're excited about any steps moving in this process. i'll move out and the president will be speaking here in a couple of minutes. >>> if you missed any of the white house daily briefing, you can watch it any time on c-span.org. we interrupted the discussion on the justice system for that live coverage. we return to the discussion now as hosted by "the atlantic" magazine. >> the action network, a bipartisan organization whose mission is to make the justice system more effective and more cost efficient and larry lizer is the president of assistant u.s. attorneys. welcome all and welcome back, my colleague, matt thompson. >> thank you again, margaret. [ applause ] mark, holly, larry, thank you for joining us this morning. >> i want t

determine the precise position of the sun which played a vital role in religious ceremonies sum and moonwere at the center of all the incas sacred rites. the semicircular wall surrounds addressed block of granite which resembles an altar and was presumably used for sacrifices at the center of matthew picchu lies the palace the political heart of the city the beauty and precision of the stone walls show that the priests and nobility ruled here today we know that the blocks were shaped with bronze and stone tools and then ground against each other until the pieces fit it like a jigsaw puzzle. the trapeze shaped door and window openings are typical of into architecture they were important for the structural stability of the openings which were often surmounted by blocks of stone weighing many tons of the sacred plaster is also known as the and closure of the sun to the south the house of the high priest. to the east the temple of three windows the incas believe that infinity was reflected in them. to the north the open front of the main temple. beyond the main temple lies the ceremonial hol

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and 61 at half moon bay. looking from the east bay hills, temperatures in mid to upper 70s. 76 in livermore. see the spot of the moon, that is actually the moon. it will be full by the weekend. these are our forecast features. above average warmth for the next two days. record highs possible tomorrow in several locations. overnight clear skies and comfortably cool conditions. tomorrow highs will change from 70 in half moon bay to 78 in san francisco. low aids in the inland east bay. upper 70s right around the bay. baseball tomorrow season opening. los angeles angels of anaheim. temperatures range from 72 to 76 during the game. beach forecast, the uv index will be high. you might want to apply sun screen. or maybe more than a little bit. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we will see further cooling over the weekend under mainly sunny skies. nice mild, pleasant and dry easter weekends. it remains mild and going to remain dry. this weather is beautiful, isn't it. >> certainly. >> thanks. >>> first face

this is called the worm moon. the birds are coming out looking for the worm, that's why.ilton, mount st. helena, no problem there, mt. diablo, probably no problem there. now we start to ratcheted down, 2500 feet, grizzly peak is at 1700 feet in san bruno mountain at 1300 feet. i would say, no doubt about it, likely for those around the 1500 foot mark and above. so will be in the hills later on this afternoon, colder air rising tonight through saturday. all we need is available moisture and that can happen. there could be some very low snow levels. that's already happened in encino county. chris richardson says good morning. i want your opinion on thunderstorm chances. this is true. thank you chris. there will be very steep lapse rapes -- lapse rates, pretty rapid today. with any son breaks we will have plenty of instability. i don't know be cap eat, that's convective -- cape, that's convective area of potential energy. for us it's going to be pretty good, already activity popping up, burlingame, the showers are starting very early. there's another one in between san grego

>> this has been driven completely by south korean prident monday and -- moon. the one that began the outreach to north korea whsi he became pnt 10 months ago. when he becamede pre, he extended the olive branch to them. they basically ignoredr im all last yile they were developing their nuclear and missile programs, especially the missile program. january, kim jong-un gave this address and reached out to moon and said he would like to send a delegation to the olympics and participate and that is a began in this deep dialogue that has happened. south korea has a huge amount, foarone thing been on have a in the korean peninsula. the president has made that very clear. he did not want any kind of u.s. attackor on south koreorth korea because he knew very well that that war was still into south korea and lead to a ll-scale war. they have a lot at stake. >> that is tim of thepeational news thank you s.r joining an increasing number ofh young britslim women are choosing to wear a headscarf. some women in muslim countries are campaigning against it as a symbol of oppre