nash showed no c emotion inrt today. his family was seated just behind him. we asked them for a comment, but they decorned. eagan g in arlington, fitzgerald, news 4. >> we're working for your health this evening with an update on the measles outbreak. today t f centers disease control said the number of measles cases is up since last week. the cdcaidses measles have be confirmed now in 28 states. that's an increase of 33 cases since this time last week.it s also the largest number of cases report in the u.s. since 1992. measles is highly contagious, as you know, and ugreads thro the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. symptoms include a high fever, cough, runny nose or a rash on the face and body the virus is easily preventable though through a safe a effective mmr vaccine. >>> when president trump speaks at the lincoln memorial on the fourtof july, expect protesters to be nearby. news 4 has obtained the permit ask, and it shows the activist group code pink has asked the national park service for the nearest possible grassy space near that site. th

now nash didn't show any emotion while sitting in court today. is family was seated just behind him. we approached them and asked them if they had anything to say and they said nocomment. back to you. >> at's a shocker. thank you. meagan fitzgerald, reporting live. >>> a parks and rec employee is accused of solicing sex from a nor in fredericksburg. two teen boys s donald zeal send them text messages. the savard sheriff's deputies arrested him at his home. he's now being heldit wut bond. >> new information about a double murder mystery. >> on saturday officers discovered the bodies ofwo men in the woods on featherstone drive. you've been speaking tore dents there today, what have you learned. >> reporter: we're learni more about the victims and know their names. they also live here in woodbridge. i want to show you where all of thihappened over the weekend. we're just behind a convenience store alabama avenue off of featherstone, and if you walk down th c sidewalk you see this opens up into a trail that goes back into the woods. thiss where a pas

and nash showed no emotion inou c today. his family seated just behind him. we asked them for a commentut they declined. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald live for us in arlington, thank you. >>n near the souther border hundreds of migrant children have been removed now from a border patrol station wheredi conons have been called appalling and potentially dangerous. lawyers who visited the facility outside el paso,on texas say n of the children had access to soap, even toothpaste, with older children caring for youngeres. they say almost none had bathed since cross the border and in some cases more than three weeks ago. the administration has moved the children after media reports about the conditns. it's not clear where they have been moved. back here in washgton, we're awaiting the supreme court's ruling on whether the t ump administration can include a citizenship status question on the census. in a new filing a federal judgci in marylandes new evidence that he suggestsacial discrimination could be behind t question. that evidence is e-mails from the decea

life in nash county during that period was third world. not only did african-americans suffer from second class citizenship, but they suffered from extreme poverty. undoubtedly william hoover jones wanted a better life. on 31 may 1950 at the tender age of 18 hoover enlisted to serve for three years in the army, recognizing that he would be deployed to core can rea to engage in -- core can rea to -- korea to engage in a deadly war. he defended not only our nation or nation's interests, but to speak a bert future for himself. the record reflects that private phones was poorly trained as an infantry man. history reveals that black soldiers of that era were poorly trained. though incomplete, he was deployed to korea, placed in an all black unit, company e, second battalion, 24th infantry ridgement of the 25th infantry division. president truman had ordered that unit integrated in 1948, but as of 1950 integration in the unit had not occurred. the black soldiers of the 24th infantry fought valiantly, but the north koreans and chinese were too fi

>> niecy nash, thank you so much. she plays on the hit show "claws."lip. >> virginia could have been killed! i'm so sick of this [ muted ]. i'm tired of people thinking i'm just going to roll over and take it. >> i think you should listen to homegirl. they tortured her for asking for a raise. you sure you want those kind of problems. >> the hotel doesn't know what they have. i'm a boss now. >> catch "claws" on our sister station tnt this sunday, 9:00 p.m. eastern. niecy, thank you. >> thank you. >>> just in, we are learning the feds have arrested a man accused of making more than 2,000 threatening calls to members of congress. plus, the clock is ticking a short while from now. a deadline for the president to put a signature on his tariff threats with mexico. will he do it, as his own party warns him not to. we'll be right back. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agr

headed by legendary record producer tony visconti it also features the likes of british singer kate nash and the berlin based canadian artist peaches. take me to office of a couple times it's such an amazing festival i said how in amazing history like music sites like. i think it's very important for us from very different styles. of music to hang out with each other and discuss younger generations the organizers of the paper band festival have their sights set on. an even greater international cooperation with additions planned for los angeles nashville beijing and a crop. in the music maybe i need a shot but its fans are clearly spread across the globe. all to inspire your taste buds at the end of the week we have an episode of our series tasty taipei and this time my colleague megan leigh is initiated into the world of . dumplings that when they're done right in consumed in one bite you can bet you'll see eyes rolling back in their sockets followed by involuntary blissful noises so here goes. today may can ensue are going fine metro to the restaurant didn't tie funk. i've heard a lot

once replaced a critic alphabet with russian letters it's a step away from russia and towards the nash. identity of itself. i. was lucky that learning how to read and write is so fun for these 1st graders at the moment they're learning the cyrillic alphabet in their cars like lessons but soon the kids at this village school will have to switch to the latin alphabet the government plans to phase it in across the country in the coming years teachers will have to receive additional training. we teachers will find the switch harder because we're already has 2 on the alphabet. and the children a young girl learn the alphabet quickly because. i didn't parents won't be able to help with the transition to the latin alphabet because they haven't allowed to themselves or children will only be able to learners in school we're worried that the main weight of this change will be on the teacher's shoulders. language is already a complicated question in kazakhstan even in this school in the village of kind as are across the country cousins and russian are both official languages here children choose

this has been the most dramatic series in the bay area since nash bridges, i think,

headed by legendary record producer tony visconti it also features the likes of british singer kate nash and the berlin based canadian artist peaches. take me to festival a couple times is such an amazing festival i said how back in history like easy access i. think it's very important for us from very different. music to hang out with each other and discuss younger generations the organizers of the day put on festival have their sights set on even greater international cooperation with additions planned for los angeles nashville beijing and a crop. in the music maybe i need a shot but its fans are clearly spread across the globe. and we have more music news with injuring rocker mick jagger who swaggered fact on stage last night after undergoing heart surgery in april the rolling stones front man kicked off the band's delayed north american tour in chicago to a sellout crowd. band's members are all in their seventies and will play 17 dates no filter tour raked in a $116000000.00 in $22.00. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you iran has said it will respond firmly to a

headed by legendary record producer tony visconti it also features the likes of british singer kate nash and the berlin based canadian artist peaches can take me to both a single couple times it's such an amazing festival i said how an amazing history like music so it's like. i think it's very important for us from very different styles in. music to being out with each other and. discuss younger generations the organizers of the deep upon festival have their sights set on even greater international cooperation with additions planned for los angeles nashville beijing and across. indie music maybe i need a shot but its fans are clearly spread across the globe. and in soccer the ongoing lawsuit by the u.s. women's team against the american soccer federation over fair pay is set to go to mediation following the world cup the u.s. players initially filed a lawsuit and marched over an equal pay and working conditions when compared to the men's team they and the u.s. federation are hopeful mediation will settle the case but 1st team usa is dealing with the task of defending their world cup titl

. >> the star studded cast includes niecy nash as mom to one of the teens. >> i almost felt like i was for these boys. >> oprah's company is producing to project, directed by ava duvernay. >> arrested, served their time, listed at sex offenders for years. >> what oprah does for me is she keeps me honest. hould be lowered yeah and ah yes, yeah that's right and should have taken that the king in the north. the king in the north yeah, they mean if you're going with that and you go to game of thrones reference. yes. >>by a i love that i love the new balance is being fears and. >>you know trying to go after warriors and some think that right in front of oracle very cool. you have you know they're they're also i'm making a travel consideration provided by -- >>> monday on "e.t." -- >> it's "e.t." in nashville. >> we are kicking off nashville week with luke bryant. >> luke's 32 food and drink. claimless plug. >>> and we are with chris himself worth. monday on "e.t." >> you saw talking between drake and draymond green. >> drake is always ing. he got into the action after the raptors beat golde

she was there to announce a new initiative to try to help former inmates get out of prison car nash in west has been to the white house several times to discuss criminal justice reform and successfully lobbied the president to pardon alice marie johnson who is serving life without parole for drug offenses. now she's part of it an initiative aimed at helping former inmates get jobs out of prisons. i think the ultimate goal is everyone wants the community to be safe. >>and the more opportunity. of and that they have and the support that we help give them the safe for. everyone will be in the recidivism rate will be continue to just. >>get lower. >>to help with the initiative car dash in west announced a rideshare program for individuals who are getting out of prison the program would health com this kid rides to and from job interviews as well as chops. >>sarah huckabee sanders is leaving her job as white house press secretary at the end of this month. president trump announced the news on twitter thanking her for her 3 and a half years on the job. the departure caps a tumultuous tenure

. >> the star studded cast includes niecy nash as mom to one of the teens. >> i almost felt like i wasor these boys. >> oprah's company is producing to project, directed by ava duvernay. >> arrested, served their time, listed at sex offenders for years. >> what oprah does for me is she keeps me honest. i'm here with women who took the pantene 14 day challenge and went from #badhairday to #greathairday. america, are you ready to use pantene and get 2x more great hair days? travel consideration provided by -- >>> monday on "e.t." -- >> it's "e.t." in nashville. >> we are kicking off nashville week with luke bryant. >> luke's 32 food and drink. claimless plug. >>> and we are with chris himself worth. monday on "e.t." >> you saw talking between drake and draymond green. >> drake is always ing. he got into the action after the raptors beat golden state in game one. he was sitting courtside. the guy can afford it. especially because he reportedly did not spend one single penny on his new jet. yes, that's what i said. the rapper gave us an inside look at air drake. it's a 767 that seats 30 pe

. >> conde nash traveler is speaking with 50 people from different states to find out what popular termshey use. >> things from the surrounding area. >> southern california, awesome, rad, dude, bro. oh, i'm stoked. >> are these like slang terms from the 80s? >> we're usually pretty conservative and proper. they don't swear a lot there. >> people say darlin' a lot. >> htl, hot atlanta. >> how about wisconsin? >> we call it >> pop. >> sewoda pop. >> i can't think of any miami slang terms. >> i mean, who wants to say you all. it takes too much time. say y'all. >> we say wicked a lot. >> the on thing that comes to mind is down the shore, instead of going to the beach. >> if you're a real cool person, you change the sling immediately. >> lit, we don't use lit. >> because everybody goes crazy. >> let's head up to alaska. >> frankly i think it takes a long time to reach alaska. >> we're a long way from new york. >> he's probably like, i don't know, atl. >> cowabunga. >> sorry, alaska. stay that way. >> slang is probably not the priority. >> to see the whole video go to rightthisment.com. >> tha

among the group's organizers were student leaders john lewis and diane nash.ts knew the crucial importance of media coverage and were leaving nothing to chance. >> we knew that if one of us did not interpret what we were doing to the press, somebody would step in and try to do it and get it all wrong. and so i was elected to be the coordinator. >> there is this story when diane nash and these guys are on the freedom rides, seigenthaler, who worked for kennedy, said, "they plan to kill you when you go to mississippi." >> my father, he and diane nash had a conversation, he didn't want her to continue the freedom rides. he said, "you're gonna get somebody killed. you're gonna get somebody killed if you keep this up." and she said, "you don't understand, sir. we signed our last will and testament last night. we understand exactly what we're facing." >> in my capacity as coordinator several of the students who were about to get on the bus gave me sealed envelopes that i was to mail in the event of their death. their route would take them from virginia and the carol

with a knee injury and after a nail biting fourth quarter, the toronto hadn'tors won their first-ever nash title. they are celebrating in toronto tonight. >> larry, your final report from the arena? >> just an unbelievable turn of events, the way things turned out. obviously, the season ends in disappointing fashion. the raptors are the champs. on top of the kevin durant injury you have klay thompson getting hurts in the third quarter. the early reports are a torn acl. he'll miss all of part of next season. let's look at the final night of the warriors after 47 seasons at oracle arena. chris mullen in the howls. he had so many great performances in this building. klay thompson, did not disappoint. 18 in the first half. finished with 30 overall. warriors were looking for a huge game from the splash brothers and steph and play came up with a combined 51 points. disaster here late in the third. klay comes down hard. you can see his ankle and knee buckle. torn acl. steph in display. can't believe it's another injury. klay left on crutches. he did shoot his free throws before leaving. 1 14-115.

prosecutors say when 32-year-old taxi driver abdul malik nash ir went to pick up a passenger, he wastabbed to death. >> you know, his wife, she is ci all the time. his daughter, she is waiting for dad. we lose my brother. >> reporter: today for the first time, abdul saw the man accused of killing his brother, 26-year-old malik dasuki. he is

ok so it's a holiday today and we can't do this park near the nash. stadium and there's literally people playing football everywhere from what i can see right now 123-4566 games going on just in one park so what do people do for fun they play football amazing. people who leave work early on game day spend time with their families and friends at the stadiums and holidays have even been declared to watch the national team play. these that this. is that what you're left with but this is. the number that you're thinking in. a movie. called how to get anything. and it's not just in their blood here in costa rica everywhere you look you see football look they're selling shirt of trying to get hit by a car and this is going on. the. books i read. the book but through the eyes of it your. mother cannot hold ok is going to win the gold cup you heard it here 1st. costa ricans live their lives by the famous saying would have eva but it's more than just a saying it's an attitude it's happiness and it's their way of life just like football everywhere you find peop

today people are remembering how nash irlived, that he liked soccer and worked hard to support his family. >> a father, a very nice brother, very nice guy, a good friend, always. good for his community, for his neighbors. >> reporter: police have arrested a 26-year-oldiono the ed here from yemen. daughter who tried to stop him from leaving to pick up a fare that night. he promised her ice cream when he returned. >> it's been devastating for everybody. it's been hard for us to get it through our mind. >> the suspect in that case could make his first court appearance next week. >> now to a deadly crash involving a tow truck in walnut creek. take a look at this huge back up that it caused. happened around 1:00 this morning on interstate 680. chp said the driver hit a man who was trying to cross the freeway. lanes were closed until 3:00 this morning while the police to find out why that man was on the freeway in the first place. >>> it's going to be a slow ride on bart tomorrow, but only between the east bay and s.f.o. that's because bart issower sys. the work is starting at 8:00 in the morni

subsidiary of google also banned the video the link nash owes a blank screen with a message stating it had been broken and privacy rules. has seen the film in full. it's a household name for everything searched online it hosts those stupid videos you watch when the boss is not looking and there's a new service coming in 2020 electing the u.s. president at least according to activists from project very to us who say they interviewed an insider from google. books in 2016 the company did a complete one. what they thought was important. and. there's a lot of because of there's a lot of. bruce and some that's. got a lot to learn so we. start policing your users because we don't want it to happen are. you sure can search on google but who said anything about finding according to the documents which are alleged to have come from the same anonymous insider the algorithms will move down those results they deem quote unfair and trust me google's algorithms aren't voting for trump this document is about algorithmic unfairness it reads quote for example imagine that a google image query for c.e.o.

police minister stuart nash says a royal commission is now examining any failures of the forty's in the lead up to the attack if you look around the world a lot of the terrorist incidents. you know what's the protests you know i don't think they were oblivious to it but we need to make sure that their intelligence agencies were looking across the border and not being are they really concerned about one area to the detriment of another. and it seems other agencies may also have serious questions to answer i've been saying for a long time that this was going to happen and when it did happen this is a low voice and the back way hence i should try harder. former soldier peter bridle represented new zealand as a combat shooter. 18 months ago he went for a shooting competition to this rifle range needin listen 5 hours' drive south of christchurch we now know the march 15th gunman had been a member hiya. bridle says he was shocked to see shooting is wearing camouflage. like cam are all arranged in new zealand as a strain on our the army with uniforms non-science and they were quite militia. an

if we put in a short 100 team the band i'm able top one time to confess and then on them catholicon nash i thought there was time to. get on them bomba should i don't she was about to have already made one jack short while ago and i took the 4 then i guess we just had to go cause i'm told joe you know why haven't you done a survey going to last a month stay we're told she's i was on some of the normal but i want to do a lot on going you know but i'm pretty sure now has a long as you want a job no high she's going to troll without i don't know what up on a bum or 2 on each i'll have to choose how i'm not sure they should let you know this she. was going this machine was going to get his shit i see i love it she got it only the day she shut for that i was listening. i good job isn't it sad that all england is you so much for the good with all i know is that i'm head of the national much into the fish i think i should put it down which of you. as in not this up gone up then and will stand now in our. eyes not that one time to put it you think everybody. in camp out i am sad how the hell me

they killed dozens of saudi troops during heavy fighting near the southern city of nash ran the saudi u.a.e. led coalition at war in yemen have launched air strikes in the area over the past 3 days or mohammed al a tab is in sanaa and joins us live from there right now so mohammed bring us up to date with the latest on the fighting near not sure on. yes the whole of the fighters started a new technique of taking over the military positions despite of the intensified saudia of strikes on them and just during the related persian the saudi fighter jets have carried out over 72 raids on positions taken by the whole of the fighters so the the collation bears that the the holy fighters and also the group itself started a new tactic in order to put more pressure on riyadh. during this military operation the. at least 20 vehicles have been destroyed dozens of saudi backed forces have been killed and injured. in previous occasions the how the fighters used to have this kind of guerrilla war to heads and ran and because of the saudi arabia's fighter jets attacks the the continue to have this ki

has a good personality and scientific ground craig ground work and very good groundwork for catching nash technological solutions and this is not limited to a. technology is going to be different industries that is why i invite russia and the company is run companies and private companies to pick our partners. developing scientific avenues united different avenues and i refer to a digital technology is new materials genome technologies from medicine ivory culture and history important sources of energy new technologies for the transfer and storage of energy. and this partnership has to bring about a breakthrough as well as commercialization of new products and services and in terms of markets and inaccessible markets for government. it is a chance to achieve and create a so for groundwork for companies it is a chance of a breakthrough into the new technological era just. a. week ago we talked about that at a special session of the government and we are going to strike agreements with cross tech cross out russian rail whereas ross telecoms the package of documents has already been drafted

then french quickly turned to shock as vendean are managed to steer the ball into her own nash but then a penalty was awarded to france after a video review and usually they are fired and the winner now they played in front of a crowd of almost 35000 people in nice the funds were obviously very excited and delighted with that result fronts now are top in group a fantastic how about that clash we had between one gerry and south korea well there was obviously a big clash between nigeria and south korea a great result for nigeria that beat them 2 nil in and over and it was that their 1st win that the campaign and it was also let's take a look at this action here now it was a dream start for nigeria when kim young's attempted clearance wrong footed her own goalkeeper to run geria the lead in the 29th minute very painful for says koreans who watched. nigeria's. put the game to bed in the 2nd half and they made it to nail for nigeria great result for them like i said before it was their 1st win of the kind. good for them good for them and what matters are we have leadership day well i would s

and the week's top stories here on our teenager nash. the u.s. accuses iran of attacking 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman they claimed. diplomacy. survivors of the grunfeld tower fire in london launch a legal battle against 3 u.s. companies whose products allegedly contributed to the tragedy. and india slaps tariffs on american imports after donald trump withdraws the country's trade status . broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our g international.

police minister stuart nash says a royal commission is now examining any failures of the 40s in the lead up to the attack if you look around the world a lot of the terrorist incidents. you know what's the protests you know i don't think they were oblivious to it but we need to make sure that in fact their intelligence agencies were looking across the border and not being are really concerned about one ear to the detriment of another. and it seems other agencies may also have serious questions to answer i've been saying for a long time that this was going to happen and when it did happen this is all voice in the back my head saying should try harder. former soldier peter bridle represented new zealand as a combat shooter. 18 months ago he went for a shooting competition to this rifle range needin listen 5 hours' drive south of christchurch we now know who the march 15th gunman had been a member hiya. bridle says he was shocked to see shooting is wearing camouflage. like cam are on a range in new zealand is a strain on our the army with uniforms not civilians and they were quite militia. a

international nash sabotage diplomacy that's what the iranian foreign minister has called us allegations that iran was behind the apparent attack on 2 world tankers in the gulf of oman on thursday the u.s. has sent missile destroyers to the area secretary of state my compost said washington's assessment was based on intelligence adding that no one else in the region had the capacity to carry out such an attack islamic republic of iran is responsible for the attacks that occurred in the gulf of oman by proxy group operating in the early has the resources and proficiency to act with such a high degree of sophistication the us immediately jumped to make allegations against iran without a shred of factual circumstantial evidence only makes it abundantly clear that the b. team is moving to a plan b. sabotage diplomacy. well the u.s. military published a photo claiming it depicted signs of minor damage on one of the tankers in addition central command released a video showing what it says is in the iranian military patrol boat from moving an unexploded mine from one of the tankers as already m

police minister stuart nash says a royal commission is now examining any failures of the forty's in the lead up to the attack if you look around the world a lot of the terrorist incidents. you know what's the protests you know i don't think they were oblivious to it but we need to make sure that in fact their intelligence agencies were looking across the border and not being are overly concerned about one era to the detriment of another. and it seems other agencies may also have serious questions to answer i've been saying for a long time that this was going to happen and when it did happen this is the voice and the back way hence i should try harder. former soldier peter bridle represented new zealand as a combat shooter. 18 months ago he went for a shooting competition to this rifle range needin listen 5 hours' drive south of christchurch we now know the march 15th gunman had been a member hiya. bridle says he was shocked to see shooting is wearing camouflage. like cam are all arranged in new zealand as a strain on our the army with uniforms and also variance and they were quite milit

threat of years time that i have a meeting the fed is in no question had to be the first one to >>nash or leaves behind a 4 year-old daughter. well a memorial was held over the weekend honoring the sacramento police officer who was shot and killed and the line of duty, dozens of people attended last night's vigil for tara o'sullivan at sacramento state, the 26 year-old was killed while responding to a domestic call. elected officials also joined family and friends. they were there other members of the community all to pay their respects for the fallen officer, another memorial for a sullivan will be held thursday at a church in roseville. a is receiving some backlash for mental health therapist who say the company has its priorities all mixed up pro enforcement has details. >>acre area sir the warriors new home will be named the city with for years and kaiser leadership calling it a community cat the ring space where there will be high programs and a farmers market but sometimes are caregivers say the nearly million that kaiser plans to invest in bribes city should actually be going to

police minister stuart nash says a royal commission is now examining any failures of the forty's in the lead up to the attack if you look around the world a lot of the terrorist incidents. you know what's the protests you know i don't think they were oblivious to it but we need to make sure that in fact their intelligence agencies were looking across the border and not being overly concerned about one ear to the detriment of another. and it seems other agencies may also have serious questions to answer i've been saying for a long time that this was going to happen and when it did happen this is the voice in the back of my head saying sure tried harder. former soldier peter bridle represented new zealand as a combat shooter. 18 months ago he went for a shooting competition to this rifle range needin listen 5 hours' drive south of christchurch we now know the march 15th gunman had been a member hiya. bridle says he was shocked to see shooter is wearing camouflage. like cam are on a range in new zealand is a strain on our the army with uniforms not civilians and they were quite militia. an

>> a community is mourning the awful loss today of a 14-year-old honor student kamal nash he was killed over the weekend while he was just jogging across an intersection on saturday. this was near bowie. the driver who hit him did stay on the scene, but police say they are looking for a truck driver who may have witnessed that boy being hit. news 4's drew wilder reports from church road where neighbors report that street has been dangerous for a long time. n >> reporter: you don't need a speed gun to see cars are going a lot faster than 30 miles per hour through this intersection, an after th weekend's tragedy neighbors in this community are demanding that prince george's county do something to make this intersection safer. >>> a family friend looks on to the flowers remembering this 14-year-old hit and killed while crossing the street saturday. t community says speeding is a big problem. people don'treally obey the speed limit. >> so they are speeding through here regularly. >> reporter: there is a speed colors like purple and blue, that means they are definitely seeing some hail hit t

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this has been the most dramatic series in the bay area since nash bridges, i think, really. kevin durant, once again was unable to play. he's out with an injury. at this point, the warriors' roster is so bandaged up, it looks like the cast of the "thriller" video. moments from now i will compete in a spelling battle against the winners of the scripps national spelling be, so -- [cheers and applause] this is the 16th year in a row we have done this. i am 0-15. eight kids won the spelling bee this year. they had to call it a tie between eight kids, because they ran out of words, which, for an organization of smart people is one of the dumbest things i've ever heard. so now i'll be forced to send not one but eight children home in tears tonight, and it's their fault. i also want to wish a happy birthday to our vice president mike pence who turned 60 years old today. [ applause ] our warmup guy doesn't pay much attention, but it was an exciting night for the pences. mother let him blow out all the candles by himself. actually, he didn't blow the candles out. he stares at them cr

the nashing of my jaws, delicious, delicious eggs. >>> the u.s.strators take to the streets in hong kong to protest a controversial bill. we've got a live report about what that's about. >>> also ahead this hour, a 30-year-old case that highlights systematic racism in the u.s. justice system, now back in the spotlight. we look at the netflix series about the innocent teenagers in new york. the central park five wrongfully convicted. >> i've seen excerpts of that. very powerful. >> it is hard to watch. >> you have annt

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dad played for the national team and barrett actually grew up playing one-on-one games against steve nashknicks fans hoping he's the star they've been yes or hav've bee. >>> team u.s.a. wasting no time scoring three minutes into the game. they go on to win 2-0 to win their group. team u.s.a. set a world cup record scoring 18 goals in group one stage. up next a match-up with spain on monday at noon eastern. loser goes home. >> finally major league baseball has given the tampa bay rays permission to explore playing half their season in florida and the other half in montreal, canada. this is thought of as a last-ditch effort to try to save baseball in tampa. the rays have wanted a new stadium for years. with this map they could build a new cheaper outdoor season for games early in florida and then go to montreal for the rest of the season. montreal lost the expos back 234200234 two -- in 2005. what would they wear on their jerseys? tampa/montreal? >> i don't know. you can heckle a player from the top deck. you can yell across the entire stadium. it's a bad baseball town. >> terrible. >> andy

company as one that is often how much someone who owns a company with 100000 employees or let's say nash maybe 15000 employees can go to business associations and say fine money go ahead and pass that law but that will cost me or even better argument is that will cost you 2000 jobs in that area and jobs and him. but there are no super rich people who regularly call up the ministers or ms merkel and say what needs to happen next which tax laws that like and so on that's not how things work here in germany france and it isn't much. of the one i expected not if you know this is not the sumatra one i stand by it's techniques all those classes this time the deadline for the special issue is approaching the heart of it is the ranking of the 1001 richest germans what do the rich think of this ranking. their rankings in those rankings are for entertainment or scrape together sometimes using stock market corporations but they aren't reliable in any real way and for. the giving of this in traffic and also cost position and you i don't think much of these rankings and i didn't want to be included b

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the nashing of my jaws, delicious, delicious eggs. >>> the u.s. president's threat of tariffs on mexico averted for now. along the u.s. southern border, humanitarian crisis remains. >> thousands of demonstrators take to the streets in hong kong to protest a controversial bill. we've got a live report about what that's about. >>> also ahead this hour, a 30-year-old case that highlights systematic racism in the u.s. justice system, now back in the spotlight. we look at the netflix series about the innocent teenagers in new york. the central park five wrongfully convicted. >> i've seen excerpts of that. very powerful. >> it is hard to watch. >> you have an interview on it. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and all around the world coming to you from atlanta, ga, i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters, "newsroom" starts now. >>> the presidents of mexico and the united states both cheering their agreement on migration that now takes the threat of tariffs off the table for now. >> mexico president andres manuel lopez obrado

where did these numbers come from as bill nash told us this strength is retail is a combination of many factors including our solid execution supported by enhancements to the customer experience, a robust lending environment and delay of february tax refunds into our first quarter, end quote between lower interest rates these refunds and stellar execution, i think you have to say that carmax is firing all owl cylinders. up 6% year over year they have a huge opportunity with the digital business. we know carvana has been growing by leaps and bounds and featured that for you although i became skeptical of the sky high valuation. huge opportunity to sell used cars on the internet and carmax is making advantage of it building out its infrastructure so they can care for these online only customers who don't want to deal with the hassle of speaking to another human being. remember the millennials hate to talk to people and they certainly don't like to talk to a used car salesman. buy it online. your house -- how do you like that it's what they do. now, they've got their omni channel pilot pro

crowd gathered at the fiji mosque in south san francisco to say goodbye to 32 year-old up to molly nash are seeing these people come in. >>shows of >>during the service traditional final prayers were said and stories we're told about the beloved father and cab driver, those that kw him say nasher was someone you could always count on. >>he was more of people's first. >>gnashers violent death rocked the yemeni community, es committee to not only in the bay area. >>united states because this person is very well-known for the community into the consulate. i know him for the bust a of yours time the meeting the fed is in no question had to be the first one to halt though his suspected killer has been captured. >>gnashers friends and family say there's still pain being felt especially for his 4 year-old daughter time of mourning and sorrow. >>it's kenton to not to have the way experience or south. >>and that's you know what hurts the most is also is in the morning. >>now the conflict of the republic of yemen says they're planning to create a donation website to help his 4 year-old daughter t

fans are having fun with this kevin nash give.keep the raptors guessing the warriors will reveal of clay's play until right before game 3 tonight and oracle which makes for great drama. and a we don't want injuries with the warriors have shown that they can win and a lot of different ways because they have to first players and a strong bench strength in numbers remember just yesterday staff said it is not just a slogan. >>we're very locked in and focused on. >>adapting you know to the circumstances that are thrown at us right now is no light injuries and kind of uncertainty. even who who is going to be out of >>with every move i make only on certain ones she can kind of play through that. what if it was something i was consistent on whenever i move my leg if ever mission make every sharp cut every spread though not be good, but it's only a few. the exact movements are really feeling so that's very encouraging. >>we've got a lot of guys who have long difficult seasons they are they take great care of themselves, there's a there's a

prosecutors say when 32-year-old taxi driver abdul malik nash ir went to pick up a passenger, he was stabbed to death. >> you know, his wife, she is crying all the time. his daughter, she is waiting for dad. we lose my brother. >> reporter: today for the first time, abdul saw the man accused of killing his brother, 26-year-old malik dasuki. he is also accused of luring tow truck driver to the same area on skyline boulevard hours later and stabbing him to death. he did not enter a plea today. now we have learned san mateo county sheriff's deputies arrested him in may after a fight with a deputy. >> this past spring, he was convicted of disturbing the peace. what occurred was that in springtime, march or april, he was up on highway 1 in pacifica, and stepping out in traffic and trying to touch people. >> reporter: investigators say it does not appear the suspect knew the victims. that the two men just responded to what ended up being a deadly call for help. >> we do believe that he lured each of these victims to that site so that he could murder them. >> reporter: well, more than two d