natalie? >> yes., to see people from all walks of life, no matter what, come to show their support. what has been some of the reaction from the muslim community over this there? >> reporter: well, i've seen, for example, activists who have flown down from other parts of new zealand to come here to show solidarity. in one striking moment, a little bit humorous from last night, it was in the predawn hours as we were broadcasting in front of christchurch hospital. i saw a new zealander quite inebriated from the bar stumbling home and walk up to a bearded muslim man in long robes and just hug him out of the blue. which was -- just gives you a sense that there is a genuine heartfelt sympathy coming from all different sides of society here. now one of the challenges that some muslim community leaders have raised is that some of them say that they were warning about what they saw as a rise of islam phobia, of rhetoric targeting muslims in the years coming up to these terrible attacks. and some of them saying

we love natalie. >> we did. we did. she's grt.like, "what bizarro world is this?" >> jimmy: there's two natalie moraleses right here. yeah. >> yeah, yeah. it's weird. it's kind of like on "friends"m like, joey's hand twin. what do you do with that? [ la we just have the same name and it's like -- what? there's nothing we can do. we're just like "hey, cool! hi." >> jimmy: that's true. >> we're both usually annoyed by what happens. >> jimmy: oh, good. i want to see you guys together. >> yeah, i get her baby gifts, sometimes she gets my auditions. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: fantastic, why not? speaking of auditions, tell me" about "abby' i'm very excited about this show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's on nbc. it's at 9:30 on thursdays.>> es. right after "will and grace." it's huge. >> jimmy: that's a big deal. >> jimmy: are you excited about it? >> i'm so excited. i mean, i grew up watching thursday nights on n >> jimmy: everyone did. >> i know, it's crazy. >> jimmy: explain what the aow's about? >> basically, itut a bar -- a backyard bar

i'm natalie allen. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> our top story, nuzzi land's prime minister says the time for tougher gun control has come. ja kin da ardern says she and her cabinet have agreed in principle to new gun laws. the details of which will be announced within one week. the prime minister compared their action to the 1996 mass shooting in australia that prompted tougher gun laws there. >> i want to also acknowledge when australia found itself tragically in a similar position to what we found ourselves now, they took 12 days to make the decision. we have taken 72 hours. there's still some detail that needs to be worked through. i want to do that but still move as quickly as we can. >> reporter: this, of course, follows friday's attack at two chist church mosques that left 50 dead, 50 injured. officials have begun the grim task of identifying and releasing victims' bodies to families, a process expected to be complete wednesday. meantime the investigation into the attacks has spread to australia. p

i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell.m cnn world headquarters, "newsroom" starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. less than a year to go in the 2020 presidential election cycle. it officially kicks off with the iowa caucuses. it's early but we're alreadying getting insight into what voters there think about the crowded field of democratic candidates who could face off with donald trump. >> we said iowa caucuses. >> early, isn't it? >> a new poll shows two clear front-runners at this early stage and the person at the top isn't even in the race at least not yet. cnn's ryan nobles has our report. >> the last time we took the temperature of iowa voters, there were very few candidates in the race. having just returned from iowa, the campaign there is very much on and we now have 14 candidates who have officially announced or formed exploratory campaigns. the results have not changed all that much from our survey back in december. joe biden and bernie sanders top the field. sanders trailing behind by only two po

i'm natalie allen. hello, everyone. live from cnn sken ter in atlanta, we appreciate you joining us this hour. we have the latest now on the new zealand terror attack, developments for you within the next few hours we have been told bodies of the victims will start being returned to families. they hope to have all the remains turned over by wednesday. in a news conference a short time ago new zealand's prime minister said a copy of that hate-filled manifesto was sent to her office just nine minutes before the rampage began. also, the country's cabinet will meet on monday to discuss changes to the country's gun laws. >> i've already said there will be gun law changes and there will be. the nature of those changes i'm looking to move on as quickly as we can, but i do need to talk them through with cabinet and then we will look to share them publicly as soon as we're able. >> earlier the prime minister joined mourners in welington, consoling those in grief and then laying a wreath at a mosque. >>> the death toll now stands

natalie —— natalie pirks, bbc news.ations" — according to one former tongan international. it follows plans for a new nations championship — a competition that would involve the top 12 teams in the world and see promotion and relegation to a second tier. nick hope reports. beauty and brutality. seasonal storms mean life you can change in an instant. but tongans are resista nt, an instant. but tongans are resistant, with an inner and outer strength which has made their rugby union players global successes for generations. but some fear the new world nations championship could change that. it is a swipe, really. rugby union risk losing thejonah lomu's of the future. rugby union will spiral downwards. as an stems from the six nations would join with the four from the southern hemisphere rugby championship, lost two other countries, likely to be japan and fiji. it means potentially fewer high—profile matches for second—tier nations against the world's elite. rugby grows more and more as it is televised and the likes of tong

who is natalie?to hear, but i think it's kind of funny. >> reporter: diaz hadn't even heard of dominican when she visited campus on a whim four years ago. >> i remember being in the car. i kind of looked at my dad. i was like why would i want to go dominican? why would i even look there? i've never heard of it before, whatever. kind of off a whim i looked at my dad and said let's just stop by. it's an 8:00 p.m. practice. why not check it out? >> reporter: now the school's all time leader in points, the coach says diaz could easily play for a division 1 school. >> i was coaching division 1 prior to here. we would offer her a scholarship there and i think she would have been an impact player. >> reporter: and unlike lebron, diaz wasn't interested in taking her talents anywhere else. >> for me i don't think i would ever trade this experience. >> six years prior to natalie joining the team dominican was a combined 46-114. needless to say, she's helped turn the program around. they play friday at the iglo

you can do i'm natalie morales. and i'm craig melvin.s is dateline on mynetworktv. ty." - which one was she? - carrie. josh mankiewicz: the organizer. everybody's friend. natalie morales: but tv fantasy turned real life mystery when the friend everyone loved was murdered. couldn't believe it. there's somebody out there that did this to her. natalie morales: stabbed to death in a luxury million-dollar home. shocked the officers that were investigating it. natalie morales: there were plenty of possible leads-- the boyfriend. i texted her, "are you ok?" natalie morales: and the ex. josh mankiewicz: are you involved? natalie morales: and two curious, big money clients. what happened inside that house? i saw a few people in the front entrance way.

natalie passed away early this month on march 1st, 2019 at the age of 90. he came from humble beginnings and was born in 1928 in china in the 1940s at the age of 13. he quit school and immigrated to san francisco for a better life. he was parts of the last wave of paper sons, and had to assume a different name, as well as be part of a different family in order to immigrate. on paper, he was part of the hong family. he was able to change his name after the immigration act of 1965. his first job after arriving to san francisco is to work at our father judgement laundromat to repay his debt for coming to the united states, as well as becoming a chauffeur for his father, driving him to important events in chinatown, and around san francisco because of his work in the chinatown family association. throughout his life, he worked blue-collar jobs at department stores in san francisco, and finally worked as a taxi cab for yellow cab from the late seventies to 2003. he met natalie's mother in the 1980s in china through the help of friends and relatives. as newlyweds

i'm natalie allen. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> new zealand's leaders say they have agreed in principle to toughen the country's gun laws. this comes in response to friday's massacre at two mosques in christchurch. 50 people lost their lives when a gunman opened fire there. earlier, the prime minister compared friday's strtragedy toe 1996 mass shooting that prompted tougher gun laws there. >> when australia found itself tragically in a similar position to what we found ourselves now, they took 12 days to make the decision. we have taken 72 hours. there is some detail that needs to be worked through. i want to do that but move as quickly as we can. >> the prime minister added there was an increased police presence as a precaution. and she says all of the country's agencies that are especially alert, hoping to catch any copycat activities before they happen. >>> meanwhile, officials have begun the grim and complicated task of identifying and releasing the bodies of the victim. the prime minister says the p

natalie: this is all the individual ingredients. ben: wow.nt and candle line. natalie: okay, i'm going to make this one 6%, okay? ben: yeah, i love it. lemonis: and completing the designs for the wallpaper and wrapping paper. ben: so this would be, "make a wish. it's your birthday." lemonis: these are excellent. ben: yeah, thanks. ♪ lemonis: although it's going to take a while for the newly created products to go into production, i wanted to start to generate some revenue, so i've set up a huge opportunity with the harper group. the harper group is one of the foremost rep groups in the marketplace. are you ready to go in? ben: i'm very excited. lemonis: a rep group essentially acts as a sales agent that will wholesale the products to other retailers around the country. we need the rep group. scott: so we kind of work in four primary product categories. ben: okay. scott: we work in personal care, home fragrance. we work in personal accessories in gift. we work in a little home and tabletop, and then we have our paper and publishing business, a

. >>> lawmakers only received a summary of the report and they are demanding full transparency, natalie brand joins us live from washington, d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: attorney general william barr spent the weekend reading the report and said his review is ongoing. late this afternoon he sent congress a brief summary of the key findings of this near low two-year long investigation. >> reporter: attorney general william barr released a letter summarizing findings of robert mueller's investigation. the 4-page letter reads the special counsel did not find the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired with russia to influence the 2016 presidential election. barr's letter said mueller looked into obstruction of justice charges against president trump. the direct quote reads while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. the special counsel deferred to the justice department to make that determination. barr says he and deputy attorney general rob rosenstein says the evidence is not efficient. >> it was a complete

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natalie brand is live this evening and washington, d.c. with a breakdown of the report and the presidents reaction.>> reporter: attorney general william barr spent the weekend reviewing the special counsel's report before sending a summary to congress. tonight, we have a glimpse into the findings. attorney general william barr released a letter summarizing the findings of robert mueller's investigation. the four-page letter reads, the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 united states presidential election. is letter also said that robert mueller looked into possible obstruction of justice charges against president trump. the direct quote reads, while the report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. the special counsel deferred to the justice department to make that determination. william barr says he and the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein decided th

i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. the u.s.orney general william barr has had the special counsel's report on russian election interference for a little more than a day now, and already democrats gearing up for a fight. they say they will sue to have the report and its supporting evidence released. it is up to barr, though, to decide what to do next. >>> the cruise ship "viking sky" is now slowly moving to shore after being stranded in heavy, choppy seas off norway. the ship was down to one engine in the rough waters but now has three of its four engines restored, we're told. even though efforts to airlift the 1300 passengers and crew off the ship continue. in 400 people have been rescued. >> the official death toll from the cyclone edai now stands at 605 people. the tropical storm hit mozambique, zimbabwe more than a week ago. nearly 90,000 people have been rescued from affected areas in mozambique which bore the brunt of that cyclone. >>> after two years of waiting, the end of robert mueller's russia investigation, washington

. >> le saluda natalie juÁrez como con los octavos de final el pardo de vuelta el mÁnchester y una teencieron tres goles por uno y dejaron el global 3 3 pesando el gol de visitante. >> en las grandes ligas mala noticia. >> en el spring training los gigantes cayeron tres carreras por una. >> confirmaron lo primero caso de sarampiÓn en el Área de la

here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. notorious, it is no surprise conor mcgregor has always had a gift for publicity. i will truly love putting a bad beating on this little glass jaw rat. this morning, he has been talking again, telling his 7.5 million twitter followers that he was quitting mixed martialarts, adding... fans have greeted the announcement with a healthy dollop of cynicism. after all, he retired once before, three years ago, and just last night, he was on thejimmy fallon show talking about his next big fight. we are in talks forjuly, a lot of politics going on. the fight game is a mad game. to my fans, iam in shape and i am ready. he is a complicated character with a turbulent recent history. a world champion in two weight divisions, conor mcgregor turned his hand to boxing in 2016 to fight, and ultimately lose to, floyd mayweather in one of the most watched bouts in history. he was then charged with assault after attacking a bus in brooklyn. his last fight ended in defeat and a post—fight brawl which saw h

thank you, natalie and kevin. and you, sir, thank you. >> clerk: item number 6, e2 update. >> so directors, i just wanted to give you an update. caltran has been moving forward with the pier e# it, the last pier on the eastern side of the former bay bridge. and they were wanting to enter into a maintenance agreement with tida to maintain those improvements after they're constructed and bada is proposing to fund our maintenance efforts. but because we will be coming in next month or two with a maintenance contract to the board, i just wanted to give you an update on the status of the project. so pier et as i mentioned, it's the last pier, just east of treasure island. yerba buena island of the former bay bridge alignment. and the proposal there is rather than demolishing the pier all the way down to the mud line of the bay, as was in their original bcdc permit, caltrans has proposed and bckc has approved removing the upper portion of the pier and then constructing access from the shoreline out to the pier, as a pub

natalie morales (voiceover): a couple vanishes.a decade later, a discovery in their own backyard turns the mystery into a murder. they find a bag, and inside the bag is a human skull. natalie morales (voiceover): detectives had a suspect. then he disappeared too. his trail had just stopped. natalie morales (voiceover): until this. please, please, bring snooks back. natalie morales (voiceover): he kidnapped his own daughter right from this boston street after claiming to be a rockefeller, clark rockefeller.

>> ahora natalie juÁrez nos trae la informaciÓn deportiva y hoy el fÚtbol tiene un nuevo rÉcord pero hombres no son los protagonistas. >> totalmente, fÉlix. un placer estar aquÍ contigo acompaÑÁndote con la informaciÓn deportiva. es fabuloso ver cÓmo el deporte tambiÉn a nivel femenino ha ido creciendo hasta lograr este tipo de rÉcords. hablaremos de Él mÁs adelante porque arranquemos con el duelo de la jornada 11 de el clausura de la liga mx. antes de la media hora el sur y se los iban al frente mano a mano y sobre el final del partido rodrigo salinas empalmÓ la goleada para sentenciar el 2 0 final. en la liga holandesa aparicio irving el su pilosa no. conseguir el Único tanto del encuentro y asÍ darle la victoria al ptv que estÁ de primero con 67 puntos. en la premier league visitaron al

natalie morales joins us. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from a fantastic band.ouse pup is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so excited for you to hear them. also, very excited about this. i'm going to be going on the road this weekend. friday, i'm going to be doing standup at the civic theatre in new orleans. and saturday i'm going to be at the carolina theater in durham, north carolina. so please come check me out. it's going to be a lot of fun. and now, before we get to all our great guests, president trump and one of his closest allies in congress have spent the week whining about people who are mean to them. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: one of the core themes of trump's campaign was that he'd be tough. he promised to return to an era where people weren't so sensitive and politically correct, and he called his opponents weak. in fact, there was one insult he kept returning to over and over. >> we have a bunch of babies running our country, folks. we have a bunch of losers. they're losers, they're babi

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i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell.wo analysts tell cnn recent satellite imagery shows north korea may be prepared for a rocket or missile launch. even if it's a satellite launch, it prohibits them from using icbm technology. >> president trump is lashing out at his former attorney. he says michael cohen lied to congress about never asking for a pardon, a contrast mr. trump feels very badly for his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, sentenced to almost four years in prison for finance crimes. >>> venezuela, as they recover from a major blackout, the country is seeing rival protests. in a few hours, one for the sitting president, the other for the opposition leader. the cause of the blackout is unknown. the u.s. launched a cyber attack. the opposition blames the government instead. >>> president trump is slamming democrats after the passage of house resolution condemning hatred and intolerance including anti-semitism and anti-muslim discrimination. >> i thought that vote was a disgrace, so does everybody else, if y

. >> natalie and her man are are e balancing two boys.n from a previous relationship and are expecting a baby together. >> let it be a girl so it is glue of the family. >> natalie's sister went along. she's knew but kept it a secret. >> and she starts screaming. saying she forgot she was pregnant. >> the babies are like, wow. >> congratulations to both of you and your family as well. >> go over to right this minute.com and s >> all last week, we had newscasters from around the country playing our game for charity. and we've got a little unfinished business to take care of. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hi, guys, welcome to "millionaire." are you ready to play today? [cheers and applause] well, finishing his game for charity, please welcome back collin myers from ktrk in houston, texas! [dramatic music] ♪ welcome back. >> thank you, sir. ♪ >> last week we were playing play it forward. we had newscasters from around the country playing for charity, and collin from the abc affiliate in houston, texas, play

natalie morales: where was skylar? someone was hiding something. they're serious.

. >> i'm natalie allen. we just received word of this crash in the past hour. this is what we know early on. the boeing 737 went down near the town of bishoftu. the airline said there 139 passengers, eight crew members on the plane. cnn's robyn kriel joins us in ababa, ethiopia, robin, what are you hearing? >> reporter: the apl has a blackout, and just now they're starting to talk more. what we understand the tweet came from the prime minister. that was the first indication that there was any kind of a plane crash. he offered his condolences to the family who lost loved ones on that flight. for now, what we understand, there is some kind of an operation ongoing. we don't know if it's a rescue operation or search operation. we're hearing mixed reports. i believe the airlines has issued a statement that has issued a statement, but it was a boeing 737. from my own experience, i can tell you those flights would be fairly full. it's early sunday morning where it would have down here. the orthodox christian country. a lot would be going to church on that day. it's a

natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> we will have more from her interview tomorrow on cbs this morning including what the senator thinks should happen to protect military victims of sexual assault. still ahead, it may be a bait and switch. seafood was found to have the wrong labels. >>> the first four a queen. what have the monarch taking her glove off. >>> catching a bit of a break from the rain. still tracking a few spotty showers this afternoon. i will let you know when we will see some sunshine on the future cast coming up. >>> this afternoon we learned more state workers are retiring with massive payouts for unused vacation and other leave. la time reports and analysis of the people data shows the state it employs nearly $300 million for thanked time off last year. according to the report much of the blame goes to lax enforcement of the rules. >>> the seafood at the supermarket may not be what it says on the label. this group collected 449 samples from restaurants and small markets and grocery stores in 24 states in washington dc and found that one out of five samples were

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>> this is natalie. this is halloween in probably 1988, '87.as john paul ii. catholic school. >> stephen: the acknowledgments are in the back of the book. >> correct. >> stephen: and that's where you warn your mother there's a lot of sex talk here? that seems a little bit like closing the door after the cows have gotten out of the barn. >> why didn't i send it to you sooner? damn it! i said if she had any follow-up questions she should ask natalie. >> stephen: you're in a show called "black monday," as blair, during the 1987 stock market crash. how are you enjoying the 80s fashion? >> i co. i don't know if you have felt this way when you're acting and get used to yourself in a certain costume. i was wearing a lot of high-waisted pleated pants. and i was like,un" what? i i look good." >> stephen: i promise you. there's no way you did. i was that age in the 80s, and i wore high-waiftd pleated pants. >> do you still have one? >> stephen: sure? >> where? >> stephen: in my closet. would you like a pair? >> i have an idea. i'd like to come over to yo

zero for that fight in florida to learn more about this let's go to redacted tonight correspondent natalie mcgill. apparently the hot trend this month is googling the words florida man and your birth date the see what jacked up headline you get but no one ever talks about the many smart professional people in the sunshine state all you have to do to learn about the real florida is watch their local news a man accused of destroying a liquor store in okaloosa county told police he was in alice in wonderland matthew horse jones also said a caterpillar smoking is told him to do it a local man who i consider self to the joker arrested on a weapon charge is now out of jail and there's no cool way with around that nobody had a knife i did not have a gun on. someone who altered his face to look like a comic book villain you have to applaud him for his honesty and thankfully in twenty eighteen sixty five percent of florida voters were honest with themselves about the importance of democracy for every floridian when their vote on a ballot initiative called amendment four restored the right to vote f

be co-presenting this item with natalie bonwick and kevin griffith from ticd. there was some discussion at earlier board meeting of the zoning on the island and the implications for potentially utilizing, modified type 3 construction, a lot of the island is zoned at 70 feet, 65 feet. and so we would just kind of wanted to go back to the d for d and walk through the zoning requirements that are laid out in the program. so i mentioned that the design for development document is kind of our implementation tool for the special-use district legislation, that was adopted for treasure island. and included in that is the maximum height plan that lays out the zoning across the island. and one of the unique things about treasure island is a substantial portion of the the island, including the eastern neighborhood, the bulk of the eastern neighborhood is subject to flex-zoning. so there's a base zoning, but that -- we can actually go above that in many instances. so the flex-zoning there's one parcel, the tower parcel that's zone up to 450 feet and three parcels that are

tonight natalie brands. thank you. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer are among the democrats promising a fight tonight. issuing a joint statement saying in part, given the public record of bias against the special counsel inquiry he is he is not a neutral observer and innocent a position to make subjective determinations about the report. and most obviously for the president to say he is completely exonerated directly contradicts the words of mueller and not to be taken to any did he groof certainty. >>> the violence at a muslim mosque is investigated as a hate crime. >> fee tee was found to the walls with obscene language referring to the recent shootings in new zealand. local police and federal authorities are investigating. >> any time a place of worship is attacked, we take it very, very seriously. and we are pulling in all the resources necessary to investigate the crime. >> we all stick together and keep a tight relationship and this happens to them here, it happened to all of us

olympic gold medallist natalie coughlin has helped us out with our olympic coverage.ompeted collegiately. she'll be inducted on march 15th. >> the pride of vallejo, congratulations natalie. >>> one guy in san francisco is always in motion, and it's paying off. >> basketball coach kyle smith is super active. nbc bay area's colin resch is on campus as we approach march madness. >> reporter: watch kyle smith coach, and two words come to mind. perpetual motion. >> i have a reputation definitely for being a pacer. that's probably for a long time. >> it's been eight years that i work for him. he has a ton of energy all the time, even during the day, in the office, on a recruiting call, he always has to be walking. >> reporter: he's not a device guy so a daily step count is pure speculation. what about during practice? >> i have no idea. i'm not keeping as fit as i would like. i know i move around pretty good. >> he's probably getting over a hundred steps a minute, 60 times a hundred, 6,000. probably about 12,000 steps for practice, i would say. >> reporter: so as you would

natalie: iniciemos con la jornada 27. vamos al resÚmen.abajamos en univisiÓn. gr trabajan dÍa a día para que todo salga bien. para mÁs informaciÓn nuestras plataformas digitales. les recordamos que las espera disfrutar de contacto. conductora: miren el conductor que le vamos a presentar. se trata de 1 conductor precio pasar de listo y miren como quedÓ. >> llevaba 2 maniquÍes hasta con el cinturÓn y tenÍa la licencia vencida. no se quiera pasar de listo y respete siempre. conductor: 1 alguna historia de portarse puede comunicar con vosotros. vamos a estar muy pendientes. conductora: gracias y nos vemos a las 11:00. guatemala se prepara para recibir los cuerpos de mÁs de 20 migrantes que murieron, al volcarse un camiÓn en el que viajaba por chiapas, mÉxico. apagÓn en venezuela, mÁs de 24 horas, el paÍs permanece a oscuras obligando al cierre de negocios, escuelas y agencias de gobierno. la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito con una traba para evitar la deportaciÓn rÁpida de quienessolicitada asilo. esteban loaiza irÁ a prisiÓn por inte