said you know bet it was a lot younger he's a fresh face and then that's what we need right now so nate before we go i have to ask you because you are you know a young person who understands social media in a way that an old dinosaur like me doesn't we're going to be talking to our next guest about david munoz suing twitter for defaming him on why you of course bill those two apps that we mentioned drafting that o'rourke and you know trying to get rid of donald trump what do you think about the conservative critiques and attacks against social media for you know defamatory libelous statements and also for censorship you know i think it's it's a complex issue and what's what's ironic about it is that social media is the worst place to have this conversation because it's a lot there's a lot more to it than you know just the censorship one hundred forty characters or less that you know these days yeah there are certainly times when we need to censor somebody because what they're putting forward is is he speech and you know is causing you know is causing things like we saw in new zealand fo

so i mentioned, i talked to oculus co-founder, nate mitchell my question to nate was, listen, there couldsome right now, morgan, who think, really vr seems kind of narrow and deep. what i mean by that is, is it for hard-core gamers and tra training simulations, a deep but narrow audience. i asked nate mitchell that and he sticks to his guns, long-term, they don't think it's going to be narrow and deep. they think it's going to be broad. that it's going to have a lot of applications that's their forecast for this device that's why they're putting so much money and time into it. >> josh lipton there in san francisco, thank you and as we head to break, take a look at the worst-performing stocks in the dow so far in today's session. they include goldman sachs, united health,alee wgrns boots, nike, johnson & johnson. a lot more "squawk alley" still ahead. don't go anywhere. rebekkah: opioids has taken everything and everyone i've ever loved away from me. everything. i blew my ankle out and i got prescribed pain pills by my doctor. if making my detox public is gonna help somebody i'm all for it

might help him win the win the primaries or potentially the general election well i'm now joined by nate lerner he's a supporter of beto o'rourke in fact he is the co-founder of the site draft beto dot org and creator of the app boycott trump and he joins me here in new york may thank you so much we really appreciate it of course thanks for having me so made a lot of observers are saying that mr o'rourke had a bit of a bumpy roll out there was a lot of apologizing and a lot of attacks on your candidate for being a quote white male i asked i just want to know what's your reaction to that. well i think there's you know there's there's the narrative right now that we're seeing in the media i'm not surprised a lot of attacks come out i'm sure that all the other campaigns their communications teams and all the folks in the media who don't support him had their attacks ready to go as soon as he he announced some shorts no quit in coincidence that those lined up with his announcement what's interesting is you see this narrative that's playing out in the media and then you see what's happening o

u nfortu nately we a re of those type of event. unfortunately we are too experienced at this.on, the head of surgery at christchurch hospital. that was an update from the hospital. the chief of surgery running through the latest on those who were caught up in that attack on the two mosques. he said that there we re the two mosques. he said that there were 39 patients injured and still in hospital. in total. that is the number they currently have that they are treating, 39. 48 had been admitted to. seven have been discharged. he mentioned that a four—year—old girl was transferred to another hospital for specialist treatment and he also said that four patients died on their way to the hospital. when asked about the kind of injuries he said there was a range of injuries. some people suffering superficial soft tissue injuries right through to more complex injuries he described involving the chest, abdomen and the head and went on to say that most will need surgery of some sort. he spoke about how he was proud of the way that staff handled the situation, in his words, he described

haand i am myself nate kalwicki on guitar lost his right leg in afghanistan.gs. so did lead vocalist tim donley. ♪ can't stand on my own ♪uan dominguez lost both legs and an arm but somehow plays the drums. with a special pedal and drum stick. he's not some novelty act. >> i am a drummer. i am the drummer for the resilient. and we're going to do big things. >> reporter: the only member of goe resilient with all his body parts is greg loehmann, a professional musician who met the others in their darkest hour, searching for a purpose in life while recovering from their wounds. >> through the recovery, we all recovered this really intense passion for honest musicianship, and they've all gotten so good. ci reporter: the house belongs to tim donley, handicapped accessible with doorways wide hough for wheelchairs. >> it gets a little ridiculous. it's like bumper cars. >> reporter: this is one of your angs. he writes the songs as well as sings them. ♪ i want you like i've never wanted anything but truth ♪ that says it all about falling in love with his wife kelly and

nk you [applause] nate zamora. we will answer it over here. nate?e sotomayor: hi, good to see you again, sir. eva: nate, you are 10 years old? >> yes. eva: you remember your question? radioead and remembe question. >> how did your family [laughter] government is making decisions that will impact the lives of kids and their future. what can kids do now to mature their opinions are taken seriously by the government? eva: wow. question! [cheers and applause] justice sotomayor: that is an amazing question. that deserves more than a high five. [laughter] justice sotomayor: first educate yourself about your government. you got to learn about how laws are affecting you. you know that, you have to figure out and learn how they are made. functions,ernment and what people in government .ind important because you can't talk to people unless you have knowledge. and to me, the most important class you can ever take in school has to be civics. [applause] justice sotomayor: because civics education is what made this country great. with leaders who believed we coul

and i love nate learner, too.to say i thought that was absolutely delightful to say that a diversity and identity means we have to put up lots of black and gay and muslim and transgender candidates so they can lose to the rich white guy. that seems to be their rational. [laughter] >> tucker: but that's the thing i love about it that's what they think. that's actually the plan. >> yes. and the thing about it is i don't believe in the concept of white privilege. but these guys do. actually, it's hard to get any more white privileged than a judge's boarding school son who is writing bovine poetry of the kind you just quoted and is the world's most dedicated middle aged skateboarder. you menksed the other night, tucker, that they are all hailing him as the new rock star. and in our insane world, when it comes to political candidates, it seems to me you are either the new boy band or the new hitler. increasingly there is nothing in between. so if you are trump you are the new hitler and beto is the boy band dejour. all

two u nfortu nately critical condition.ee that those who have fallen others who were the deceased. as he was saying, very much in the early stages of investigating what went on and police specifically asking young people at the party to get in touch to be able to tell police what they saw so that they can find out exactly what happened. saw so that they can find out exactly what happenedm saw so that they can find out exactly what happened. if you have any videos or any pictures, please ta ke any videos or any pictures, please take them to the authorities so that they can try to get to the bottom of that. they are investigating as we speak. elsewhere this morning... new zealand's prime minister says her government will move quickly to change the country's gun laws following the deadly attack on two mosques in christchurch. jacinda ardern said the attacks highlighted weaknesses in her country's gun legislation and pledged to announce reforms within the next ten days. earlier, the president of new zealand's police association

[laughter] [applause] >> where is nate zamora, merit school in d.c. oh, you're right here also. >> oh, my gosh. >> we'll answer it over here. >> hi, nate. it's good to see you again, sir. >> nate, are you 10 years old? >> yes. >> yes. >> okay. do you remember your question or do you want to read it? >>'s your -- hold on. oh, sorry. [laughter] go ahead. >> let's read your question. >> how did your -- >> oh, wait. oh, is that yours? [laughter] >> our government is making decisions that will impact the lives of kids and their future. what can kids do now to make sure their opinions are taken seriously by the government? >> wow. >> oh. [cheers and applause] >> great question! [applause] [laughter] >> that's an amazing question. >> yes. >> and it is -- yes, that's -- he deserves more than a high-five. [laughter] first, educate yourself about your government. you've got to learn about how laws are affecting you. to know that, you've got to figure out and learn how they're made, how the government functions and what people in government find important, becau

football ultimately reflects society and within society u nfortu nately, we reflects society and within, and with any large event, there is always a risk, no matter how well people prepare for that event, that u nfortu nately people prepare for that event, that unfortunately people are going to do things such as we have seen at the weekend. wedgejust weekend. wedge just absolutely fail me! for being punched, jack grealish replied with perhaps the perfect riposte, by scoring the winning goal for aston villa. but football officials now face serious questions over how they can keep the focus on the game and protect the players on the pitch from violence. last month saw the sharpest decline in the number of people visiting shops in the month of february for five years. the british retail consortium says footfall dropped by 2% compared to 2018. changes in the way we shop are forcing local communities to rethink how they attract people to the high street. our consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, has been to two towns to see how they're fighting back. this used to be a bhs. it's pre

nate was one of the few sbd pilots that is still alive.olomons and santa cruz, this whittles down to carrier strength. the enterprise is damaged at the eastern solomons battle and santa cruz battle. so badly damaged she has to be taken out of action for a short time, but we did lose the carrier hornet. she is hit by bombs, torpedoes and even as you see in this picture, it would be japanese mikaze.zzy -- ka one of the first place to hit a ship that was trying to be done so. they thought the hornet would be lost, to be scuttled eventually. which leaves only the big e, the last carrier here to handle the rest of the campaign. in biggest push comes november 1942 when admiral intelligence the japanese have a major undertaking to take guadalcanal back which will take a major ground assaults, battleships and cruisers for actions and large in.oy bringing new soldiers he has little choice but to get the big e under way and stop this. her air group will become the salvation for guadalcanal. the forward elevator is in the bad habit of sticking in the

. ♪ i am myself >> reporter: nate kalwicki on guitar lost his right leg in afghanistan.ost both legs. so did lead vocalist tim donnelly. ♪ can't stand on my own >> reporter: juan dominguez lost both legs and an arm, yet somehow plays the drums. with a special pedal and drumstick. he is not some novelty act. >> i am a drummer. i'm the drummer for the resilient. we're going to do big things. >> reporter: the only member of the resilient with all his body parts is greg loehmann, a professional musician who met the others in their darkest hour, searching for a purpose in life while recovering from their wounds. >> through the recovery, we all discovered this really intense passion for honest musicianship, and they've all gotten so good. >> reporter: the house belongs to tim donnelly. handicapped accessible, with doorways wide enough for wheelchairs. >> it gets a little ridiculous. it's like bumper cars. >> reporter: this is one you ever songs? he writes the songs as well as sings them. ♪ i want you like i've never wanted anything but true ♪ >> reporter: that says it all abou

to nate deep. adiga tog. those stayed in their own the dinning going on in then and of a visit in. the myanmar minister of religion is at great pains to justify his government's policies regarding the range of prices to them. explaining that any concessions were enacted reluctantly. got. to my. five. zero zero zero zero zero to get. me. back. home to. be. based on it all to get a lot of signatures on a petition. supporting. public all the. interfaith marriage goals and think of them supports. huge neveh and i think this was a way of trying to guess the what is. this happens in the office is not. so. in the past it was the power of the gun and now it is the power of the vote and the legislature is really dominated by the us to be party a. boss those walls. and so above are. in straight. even twenty fifteen elections the votes are really tried to play a political role. and to explain that we're too he has visited sri lanka many times and i think it is a game and his role model are the monks not sit at the park but i kind of. and according to the new three lankan constitution. politic

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u nfortu nately, over the house of lords reform? exactly.for the few days ahead, the president we have from 2003 is not very helpful. in 2003, seven options were offered in the house of commons on how to perform the lords. every single one of those options was rejected and we just continued with the status quo. now, concerning lee, in our context here in the uk, the status quo for us here in the uk, the status quo for us is going to be a hard brexit and no—deal brexit on the 12th of april. that is what happens if nothing else is decided upon come if no action happens, that is what we are headed. soi happens, that is what we are headed. so i suppose if the endgame is for parliament to try to reach an agreement, what would be the best chances of success of that happening? this is in the power of the question and the power of how the question and the power of how the question and the power of how the question is formed. we have been hearing so far that the questions will be yes and no. so if i ask you a series of questions like would you like t

the share prices down, it is u nfortu nate the share prices down, it is unfortunate that it's down andrjob. explaining the equity story. that is ourjob, it is to demonstrate by doing that we are capable of delivering the plan. while all this has been going on, you have a distraction of brexit. you've been building up contingency plans but now we don't even know what date we will be leaving. what is your take on that? from our point of view, as purely a dustin martin, we can cope with it. we don't worry too much about tariffs. if they come, we can charge goes through. what we do worry about is the supply chain. including the finances we put in place of course, was to plant the worst, basically we hope for the best. the larger industry has a concern around brexit. the effect it has a non— indigenous companies, the japanese transplants, the other investments, my greatest fear is that they go away over time because the uk isn't such a great place to make cars if you're having to place ta riffs make cars if you're having to place tariffs and create some issues to the supply chain further do

did help come to nate full for those people. well of we through there and bear and luckily most of that was not too long we had what is called corn so we have to learn that we were going to do something that is well the number of the limitation and surrender that they can just make this whole order to be. as i did already being done and there's a lot of work already being done now the volume the mind it is quite significant but there's a lot of work already being. provided supplies that are available. to keep that go and car inman into. country director for muslim bake coming to us from a bushel of a thank you on the story takes us to the place in senegal that has been described as a paste or all that space to celebrate back culture black culture it's a full story structure home to one of africa's largest ought collections the museum of black civilizations has been opened to the public for a few weeks now it's opening comes amid global calls for european countries to return african. during the colonial era. it's as if a giant sp

and, u nfortu nately, 2016, that britain would leave.should leave or should leave, but there has been a commitment to the british public that this would happen on that date. it appears they could still happen in some way or another but it won't happen today. so this event that

this is one of the guys here, nate murphy from the wasp scouting 71. he's beside his plane in one of the lower photos. and then the bearded look he has assumed after a number of weeks on guadalcanal -- they didn't want to shave because of fear of getting infection from rusty razors. and last i knew, nate was one of the few spd pilots still living that flew with the air force. the big carrier battles we mentioned, eastern solomons and santa cruz. this whittles down to carrier strength between the japanese and the americans. the enterprise is damaged at the eastern solomons battle and the santa cruz battle. so badly damaged she has to be taken out of action for a short period of time, but we did lose the carrier hornet. she's hit by bombs, by torpedoes , and even, as you see in this picture, it would be japanese kamikaze. one of the first planes to hit a ship that was trying to be done so. they thought the hornet would be lost, to be scuttled eventually. which leaves only the big e, the last operational carrier in this part of the pacific to handle the r

and, u nfortu nately, 2016, that britain would leave.fortunately, that is not going to happen. i don't mean unfortunately as in we should leave or should leave, but there has been a commitment to the british public that this would happen on that date. it appears they could still happen in some way or another but it won't happen today. so this event that is meant to be brexit is really now dawning on people that it's not going to be a guillotine, this is going to be a guillotine, this is going to be a guillotine, this is going to be a process. and, really, 40 going to be a process. and, really, a0 yea rs of going to be a process. and, really, a0 years of a relationship held up between britain and europe isn't going to be untangled with one agreement, one vote, and inability to just step away. regardless of what people were told because they we re what people were told because they were probably told that it would be a lot simpler than this. she has separated the withdrawal agreement from the political declaration. she has done this becaus

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large event there is always a risk, no matter how well people prepare for that event that u nfortu natelyre for that event that unfortunately people are going to do things such as you have seen at the weekend. let's reflect on all of this with chris sutton, the former norwich, blackburn and celtic striker who's played north and south of the border is with me. he is well placed to add to this debate that we've been having today, just how do you solve this problem, chris? do you ban the fines or should the clubs take some responsibility? you are calling them fans, i would responsibility? you are calling them fans, iwould not responsibility? you are calling them fans, i would not call the birmingham supporter who ran onto the pitch to attack jack grealish a birmingham city fan. he has an association with the club. i think proper prison sentences would be a start. 1a weeks doesn't seem the punishment to fit the crime. there must be more of a deterrent. and i think stadium fans —— stadium bans, ban the fines from their own and away stadiums. they must find a way of hitting the clubs in the poc

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we are in a small regional town and it is heart—warming and it is u nfortu nate it is heart—warming andve had people from the maori community, the archbishop of our region who has reached out to us. we have had support from people from all walks of life and that is really heart—warming. we had offers of candle vigils and solidarity marches and it is really heart—warming. i know new zealand is a beautiful country and people will definitely stand behind this cause and support the of new zealand. do you know any of the people who were caught up in either of the mosques? we have recently come to know that a family friend of ours did not make it out alive. linda was at the mosque and she did not make it out and that is devastating for us. we have friends of friends who were shot, others who managed to run and jump over fences. it was an horrific situation. managed to run and jump over fences. it was an horrific 5ituation.|j managed to run and jump over fences. it was an horrific situation. i am so soi’i’y it was an horrific situation. i am so sorry to hear that. thank you very much for talki

this year, the nates are paying homage for food across the dmv. i triedt the food myself.ken wing goodness gracious. that's good. so was the empanada, a taco in a bowl. and fans can skip the line and order from their seat, using the caviar app andk up their food when it's ready. >> the most important thing ise to m sure they have as much time to watch baseball as they want. anything we can bring them and make their lives easier is better. >> reporter: making it f worthwhi all fans is a challenge for any ball club. the operations manager says it's e best part of theoff-season. >> it's a lot of inn. we're list ing ting to feedbackm the fans. >> reporter: first pitch and first tastes are next thursday. korey smith, news 4. >>> 52 right now. chuck bell is standing by. >> cy ought t do that out in the community, with molette getting fit for spring. >> join me, cory. >> looked like cory had about six meals yesterday. youreather fortoday, will be an impactful day weather-wise. but not just t, deluge of ra it will be about the wind. northwest winds now, averaging 17 miles per hour

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nates nation is expected to come out in full force.ing us in short bit with a look at the day ahead. we want to begin with a check of the commute d the forecast. >> melissa mollet is standing by hewith a look at roads and the rails that just opened up. we'll start withel chuck bl who s taking us outside. >>absolutely. great day for baseball today. we have the red, the white and the bluehe for washington nationals on. it will be a fine day to get baseball season under way. certainly chilly.

not everywhere, u nfortu nately, everywhere. not everywhere, unfortunately, and there is a queue.lectric car could go with a lack of charging points. it is chicken and egg, you won't invest charging points if people aren't using them, someone has to commit. 0ne guest talked about exactly that saying the governments need to get involved. some comments from viewers. lower purchase prices is what they are waiting for, even cars are expensive. carl says not enough charging points and too expensive. and, i live in a flat, where do i charge it? and, one that can tow a ca rava n charge it? and, one that can tow a caravan and is affordable. let us talk about households, cuts in nonessential spending, stockpiling the basics, in the uk press. it is all about brexit, figures talking about what shoppers have been doing. no surprise, we are spending less in real terms or actual terms. you can attribute some of that to brexit. 0ne actual terms. you can attribute some of that to brexit. one in five are said to be stockpiling ahead of brexit. and what are we buying? baked beans and toilet roll. e

as doug lauds reports, police think the attacks were planned and accord nate. >> reporter: attacks at two mosque new zealands in not far if one another. one man has already been charged with murder and there are indications that the gunman may have live streamed the attacks. a massive police response in new zealand as one ambulance after another rushed victims to hospitals. some made it out alive but so many did not. survivors of the attacks described the mayhem and the gunmen. >> you go inside and you go one by one, some people died. >> and everybody just run toward the back doors just to save themselves. beyond the guns, police say they found a vehicle with two improvised explosive devices that did not detonate. the humidity an toll has been staggering. >> this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly, what has happened here is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence. >> police with not con furthermore reports that the suspect wrote a licensee manifesto before carrying out the killings. he aperiod to live stream a portion of the attacks on social media. there are ind

some new zealand nate ifs will observe that time on american il. >> a choir took off on an international tour days after those gunshots rang out in their small community. news 4's nicole jacobs explains why the group is determined to sing their their sorrow. >> reporter: when voices come together -- ♪ come on ur: >> reporhen they do in song -- ♪ come on up for the rising tonight ♪ >> reporter: it's magic making their u.s. leg of the tour even more meaningful. >> our mission is to bring joy to people through music. >> reporter: 42 singers from the vocal collective a the way from christchurch, new zealand. >> uniting people through song, bringing the joy thu music back to people. >> reporte alexandria harmonizers. ♪ and the alexandria singers. ♪ for an evening of love and unity. uplifting from the deepest sorrow. >> we had members from the community, from the jewi community, from the christian community, who came in solidarity. who came to say we have your back. >> reporter: five days ago, a white supremacist attackedwo christchurch mosques, killing 50 people. >> not, again, another disast

u nfortu nately, road landmark day for road safety.ggest introduction for safety in the uk since the seat belt. what do you think? well, i think that the issue is that we've got the technology already. we have in ourcars got the technology already. we have in our cars speed limiters and cruise controls already, we have the ability using our satnav is to see what the speed limit is all the camera that sits on the windscreen that will read the speed signs as you go past them. basically all we are doing is gluing those two things together and making it something that's automatically going to help us that's automatically going to help us drive at the correct speed. when the aa say a little speed can be helpful, for example on motorways, what do you say? speeding is illegal. this will you exceeding the speed limit and reduce engine power. there won't be any braking effect. it can be overridden, in the event you are overtaking. baa saying a little speed can help —— the aa. occasionally, but has wasjust little speed can help —— the aa. occasi

i am very fortu nate are no grandchildren for me.en now, all this time on. they let there is a small group that i am very, very close to. i see them having babies now, which is a wonderful blessing, but it hurts so much because i am never going to be in that position where i will have a grandchild that is part of him. my purposeis grandchild that is part of him. my purpose is to create as much awareness about knife crime and any form... any form of murder, actually, as possible, so that other people do not have to be in the places that we currently are. what would you say, amy, in terms of the impact of losing your 16—year—olds? it isjust devastating. sorry. you do not need to apologise. it isjust devastating. sorry. you do not need to apologisem it isjust devastating. sorry. you do not need to apologise. it is destroying, it is. sorry.|j do not need to apologise. it is destroying, it is. sorry. i am living like a robot now, we are not human beings, we are robots. we had to live every day, you want to do things abnormal, we pretend t

all the women were trying to get him, he got this affectionate nickname but u nfortu nately we have affectionatelists who have not included his full name butjust his nickname. a lot of people who appeared with him on reality tv saying that is disrespectful and that it saying that is disrespectful and thatitis saying that is disrespectful and that it is more than a nick and from a television programme. ——he is more. police have launched a murder inquiry after a man was stabbed in south—west london. scotland yard said officers were called to reports of a fight in fulham in the early hours of this morning. a 29—year old man was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. heavy rain has caused flooding and travel disruption across parts of northern england and north wales. more than 50 flood warnings are in place. northern rail said several train lines were suspended and has advised customers not to travel on the affected routes. luxmy gopal reports. in wales, there has been heavy flooding in conwy, with the river conwy bursting its banks. today's heavy rains have left homes flooded and

to freedom of speech, so i think that is why we are going to see some videos get online u nfortu natelyway you stop any of this content from going online is by banning all content and we do that, facebook no longer operates, social media doesn't operate and it impacts human speech. so it is a balancing act. the impact of the videos, it does raise very serious questions and what is been shown is criminal, i think one of the risks is that people may share it and because they are appalled by it, doing so, they may inadvertently shared with people who see it and get encouraged by it and incited. time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas and unsettled weekend that has a strong week of weather, strong gusts, lots of heavy rain and flooding, at this picture was taken in kent on sunday with big shower clouds and some thunder mixed in with those showers as well. the coming week, much lighter winds and dry weather and through the week it is going to be turning a bit milder as well. a satellite image, you can see clear skies and patches of showers and towards the west you can see parts

an u nfortu nate bookies paid out twice?ery much for that. competitive motor racing is a dream for many but for people with disabilities, it is even harder to make it come true. team brit racing academy trains and equips disabled drivers with race licences, ready to take on any circuit in the world. laura trant has been finding out more. belize and achieve. it's a difficult industry to get into, even more so for people with disabilities. just ask lewis hamilton's brother nick. he has cerebral palsy and is currently competing in the british touring car championship and races ina touring car championship and races in a specially modified car. he is supporting team brit racing academy. people who have a disability, they do not know what their limitations are, so you look at a car like this, you think there is no way i will ever be able to drive this. because thatis ever be able to drive this. because that is exactly what i thought. i had been driven in many cars growing up had been driven in many cars growing up and looking at

along but breakthroughs are being made showing that it is possible to change our relationship with nate substance issues running out i think it may be that we pick up on the beach to try to move on plastic waste. on al-jazeera how do you turn this into this new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. the countdown is on the british parliament is just hours from deciding whether to back prime minister teresa mayes brags a deal. out of the job offer when i'm come all sons of maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera more evidence of their fleets of boeing seven three seven max a softer sunday's crash in ethiopia that killed a hundred fifty seven people. live pictures here as u.s. backed.

to take on the nates in nsapril. that m we have to, like, cut him off. we're done. sorry. if you're n as fan, we loved him when he was here. now, bye. >> i'm sureil he count his money and not be hurt at all. somehow the world didn't spin off of its axis, eith'm. >> not sure yet. >>> still ahead, we wrap up our series of reports on dna test kits. >> what do you thinkpens to all of the dna collected? >>> and we're tang you to the ies above a small california town, now under water after flooding. >>> bryce harper, he's going to be a skunk at the perfume county snen he comes here from philly. the , it will slow down your friday morning travels. a closer look at another chance for snow later in the weekend, coming up. ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying them in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze ever since darrell's family started using gain flings, their laundry

according to a plea deal, kraft and 24 other men who were arrested would have toed a nate the evidence gathered would have been enough to convict them, an alford plea if you will. if they plead they can avoid the trial. they would have to complete 100 hours of community service and pay a fine. kraft has not pleaded guilty and so far his attorney has not said whether he'll accept the >>> we now know the washington capitals will visit the white tuse on monday to celebrate team's 2018 stanley cup victory. forward brett conley says he will not go. he previously said he would trcline an invite from the president p. >>> the list of people trying to get to the white house continues to grow. >> "the wall street journal" reports joe biden will run for president. a source told the paper that biden, who is also a former delaware senator, has already asked half a dozen supporters for their help. the report says he hopes to line up contributions f major donors. the journal article is just the latest in a series of reports suggesting biden is gearing up for a run, according to the hill, biden may be

pronunciation, molde, on the west coast of norway, they were due to be back in tilbury docks but u nfortu natelytely it is likely that because of events, they will have to make alternative routes back to the uk. you can see some people waving as the helicopter goes past them. not sure if this is a helicopter, it could be a land—based camera. looks like a beautiful afternoon and one of the passengers told us it has been lovely and she was glad she had stayed afloat. caroline davies reports. falling parts of the ceiling, sliding tables and chairs and plants. passengers struggled to catch their balance as the storm surges around the ship. after the viking sky suffered engine failure yesterday afternoon the liner began to roll. water all over the ground. this is said to be footage inside the ship showing passengers filming water rushing past their feet. seo like this is the captain speaking, with an update again... while others queue to be evacuated wearing orange life jackets. five helicopters were sent to winch those on board to safety, over 400 people taken to shore. among them george and his wif

u nfortu nately this could link to climate change.o this particular hoodwinker sunfish, obviously found it washed up on the beach, are they going to be done on it, to figure out why it might have perished? the university of california at santa barbara, they went and did a beach necropsy, and they took a large range of different types of samples from it, and those have been distributed to research is with various interests. —— resea rchs. with various interests. —— researchs. my with various interests. —— resea rchs. my interest with various interests. —— researchs. my interest is in genetics, so i have secured a sample which at the moment is on its way to denmark, with my sister who is a geneticist at a university there. she will do the genetics, and we will then compare it to the sunfish here in new zealand to see how they relate to each other. that is really exciting. so you are actually trying to figure out if it is the same species? we know it is the same species, we can see that really clearly from how it looks like. but how clos