nelson's question was what is harder, writing legislation or writing a book? legislation because nothing passes in washington d.c.. if you write a book you can sell a couple and get some rough seas. one of the reasons i decided to leave congress and there were many reasons but one of the reasons was because i realized it doesn't matter whether you are left of center or right of center i was never going to be able to write a bill that was going to pass the house on anything of consequence because the gridlock is just that severe my time would be better spent nelson actually writing books pursuing what was a passion of mine since i was a teenager so the answer to your question is much more fun writing hooks and also when you write a book you pour your heart out but you don't have to sit in this cubicle asking people for money. you don't have to do call time when you are writing. >> a follow-up question. what is worse, an election campaign or of up to her? [laughter] >> what is worse, in an election campaign or book to her? if you win an election it isn't so bad

robinson and nelson will develop and run that program. the duo met with the ceo of starbucks earlier this week...officials say the meeting did include a financial settlement. robinson and nelson gained national were arrested at starbucks on april 12th...after the manager called police on them....while they were waiting for a potential business partner. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is

>> nelson: exactly.t's pervasive throughout the entire industry. >> cooper: you would like what happened to you and others to have an impact around the country? >> nelson: yes. i would love for, for women to be able to feel like they finally have a voice. they can say no, and not lose their jobs. >> cooper: the new york police department confirms to "60 minutes" that there is an ongoing criminal investigation into mario batali. ( ticking ) >> this cbs sports update is brought to you by the lincoln motor company. in the nhl playoff, the vegas golden knights beat the winnipeg jets 2-1 to advance to the stanlly cup finals in their inaugural season. they'll await the winner of the lightning and the capitals series. in baseball, the red sox blanked the orioles and the yankees topped the orioles. the two rivals remain atop the alaina it's. this is steve obermeyer reporting. the lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350 and a quiet interior from which to admire them. the lincoln spring sales event is he

nelson: i hope not.gnoring the rest of the world is not good for the world economy, not good for the u.s. economy, and it is certainly not good for farmers and inspectors in the united states that make their living from trade. are a big promoter of nebraska products while you were governor. harderou are job be now? certainty: you need when it comes to trade. that is one of those things we need to respect when it comes to the transpacific partnership. there are other countries are from china we can continue to work with and find relationships with and expand their economies while we expand hours and work with china separately if that is necessary. the trip by secretary mnuchin was very important. i hope this will help us resolve this skirmish or trade war or whatever it may be before gets larger. shery: uncertainty is out there. people don't want to ship their products to china because they don't know when the tariffs the chinese side could begin. hurting already business in the u.s.? mr. nelson: certainl

final stages of the at&t byron nelson. better be careful.right? they call this hole the brokerbreaker. that's crazy. why would they call it the broker... ...breaker. pfft. schwab! $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. i can read. that's a great offer. (sighs) (chuckle) it's hard to compete with that. (grunt) ball! ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs backed by a satisfaction guarantee. i'm guessing your firm doesn't offer that? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. bill: that's where marc leishman ended up, as we welcome you back to dallas and the red pants -- that's the salesmanship club of dallas, the host organization for the at&t byron nelson. as we move over to 15. ian: straightforward shot, but just can't go along. dottie: can't go long for left. that's a sandwich out to the scenic side. smart side -- that's a sand wedge out to the scenic side. smart side, though. ian: zip it in sideways. dottie: the big tee shot let keith mitchell just 86 yards, 60 to the front. ian: almost

nelson kamel, thank you for being an hardtalk. -- kamel, thank you for being an hardtalk. —— nelson chamisathe next couple of days developing across the british isles and i have to say there is some uncertainty about how the weekend is exactly going to shape up. thursday was a very pleasant day indeed, came to a glorious end and, indeed, for the many parts, was a glorious day, plenty of sunshine on offer. i hope you made the most of it, especially so if you're intending to spend friday across the western side of the british isles because looming not very far over the horizon is another set of weather fronts. notice too how those isobars begin to tighten up and that stronger wind will be there to be had across parts of scotland and indeed northern ireland as well. not a bad start to the day across central and eastern parts, quite a chilly one as well. some of the overnight temperatures will be down one, two, three degrees, something of that order. a bright enough start with the sunshine flooding through. that won't the case out out towards the west where in the middle part of the afternoon,

aaron wise, the champion of the at&t byron nelson. for all of us at cbssports, thanks for being with us. see you next week from colonial in fort worth. now, at six: a new perspective on the wine country wildfires. from the first responders who risked own lives.. to save total >>> now at 6:00, a new perspective on a wine country wildfire. it's from the first responders who risked their own lives to save total strangers. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. newly released body camera footage shows the chaos as emergency crews helped people in a rush to escape. the frustration as they found themselves pleading with others to go. kpix 5 devin fehely shows us the incredible video. >> get in my car. >> the fire is so terrifying. tell me it's just this neighborhood. >> no, it's the whole hills. >> reporter: the body camera video captures the chaos. >> i'm sorry, but you need to get in now. >> i can't. >> reporter: and fear and compassion from the officers as they tried to rescue the victims of the devastating wildfire o

augusta nelson testifies that white women concerned about reputation took a rather doomed view of hospital work and she herself decides not to nurse because she is quite worried as a single woman that she will sully her reputation. and someone like kate comings who had great deal of sense assailed this position and became clear in 1862 if women did thot take up -- not take up this burden, despite their marital status, it would suffer. i know that mary boyd chestnut, elite, maried, she shrinked from the prospect of doing such work,

nelson cunninghkuncunningham is us. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> michael avenatti said this tape recording exists. avenatti maintained it was privileged information. assuming avenatti is telling the truth, what could be on these tapes and do you think they'll ever be made public? >> for one thing it's one clear what avenatti's source of information is. it's unclear what he knows. remember, he asked to be part of the team that could go through the cohen documents and the judge declined to make him part of that team and today he withdrew because he wasn't going to get his way. so it's unclear what he actually knows and he's just heard rumors andes hugh he's using it to spi

[applause] bill nelson and bob casey voted who waslegislation named for someone gunned down by an illegal immigrant and you saw what happened with that court case. can you believe the result of that court case? along with nearly every democrat also voted to protect something that is becoming very unpopular, sanctuary cities. can you believe -- people are finally starting -- want tos and liberals americans while they are releasing his savage gang members into our streets. remember what my opening speech, i got criticized for? guess what. we are getting some real beauties this year. horribleking ms 13, killer gang members, we are getting them out because our guys are much tougher than

but it is a positive story at a difficult time for migrants across europe. —— nelson's column. amateur towards migrants. —— changes the attitudes. they hear seeking a better life, why wouldn't you be? —— they are here. and here is a mini show what they will do get it. —— and here is someone sure on what will do get it. —— and here is someone sure on what they will do to get it. —— showing what they will do. good morning. we are not out of the woods yet. there are more storms and heavy rain in the next few days in the warm and humid air that we have across the uk. that threatened to give us if you storms in the south of england. they weren't many at all. 27 degrees here. it will the year so far. much cooler under the grey in this disguise in the north—east of england and seacoast. that located misty weather is pushing inland right now on easterly breeze because high pressure to the north, lower to south. they will bring us more storms. 0ut north, lower to south. they will bring us more storms. out by the mornings and showers will be coming into southern counties of england. a gr

are you prepared to put up the money necessary to keep bill nelson and the senate and how , much money are we talking about? mr. poersch: if it is the most expensive, it is because governor scott is going to be writing a lot of checks. they expect the race to be competitive. i expect we will win there. i think frankly senator nelson's long-time service in the senate for florida makes him the favorite to start this race and that is where we are. it will probably take money to topple him in this environment but we have a better candidate. steve: he has considerably outspent even the past couple of months. mr. poersch: early on, governor scott spent $5.5 million in the past couple of weeks. he is notorious of spending $14 million in the last week last time he ran. we will have the resources we need to communicate and get the senator's message across. steve: with 26 democrats on the ballot this year, are you worried resources to florida would be taken away from other states that are must wins? steve: -- mr. poersch: if you look at it, and our candidates for the most part, the exception bei

at her life in one nine hundred sixty four she and her two young children watched as her husband nelson mandela was sentenced to life in prison the apartheid government or the african national congress the a.n.c. and prohibited journalists from covering the party in any way that supposedly advanced its so-called terrorist agenda the struggle for liberation that had been gaining momentum was a severe blow. in the midst of this there was one person winnie mandela who seemed to live without fear who spoke out. and spoke on behalf of the band with lies english who spoke on behalf of her husband and it was a very powerful image and figure so she kept that voice alive but she also develops. quite an important. relationship with people in the grassroots and so in some ways if an international or domestic media is interested in understanding the feeling of the people they do so through the lens of a winnie mandela was. a such a visible leader of the resistance my dick is elemental and needed to be science for two decades the apartheid government to arrest her shuttled her in and out of prison h

oh, nelly. >> jimmy: don nelson that's a good one.just -- you don't really want to know that. >> jimmy: really it's not a low stakes game? >> well it could be low. >> jimmy: starts out as low. >> it could start out as low. >> jimmy: are there limits. >> sometimes the thing is, you work into the evening, you know, willie opens up the parameters a little bit more and then you're in more hot water when you get home. and that kind of thing. >> jimmy: i see. >> i build a wing on willie's house. >> jimmy: you have. does willie give you credit or are you -- >> oh, he gives me credit for sure. next time he's on here you ask him. >> jimmy: i will. >> has woody contributed to hurrous. >> jimmy: i see. do you owe him money currently. >> is this where you pitch "star wars." >> jimmy: this is taking a sad turn in a way. guys you got to go see this movie because if you don't woody potentially could have his home repossessed by willie nelson of all people. >> it's going to be sad like willie would basically become my landlord. >> jimmy: i think he w

interestingly in 1962 he refused to support nelson mandela because of that point nelson mandela was part of some of the enemies fear after great frustration was changing the system turning for brief period to violence and he wouldn't support him for that reason. in 1964 amnesty international had grown from 12 chapters to 400 chapters. at more than double by 1970 and it kept growing and growing. bennison himself was a rather odd duck ended 1967 he was kicked out of his own organization. amnesty international won the nobel peace prize and led the way for the modern movement, human rights movement. his political skills were great for getting the organization started. a keen sense for power. it has this iconic barbed wire around it. he designed it but it is certain amount of leadership and charisma for that level of motivation. when it came to running an organization he was terrible and they also had a variety of money scandals that certain kinds of scandals started to go to his head so his skill set as a peacemaker, he lived until 2000 5 and he never again had a role in amnesty internationa

australia's marc leishman holds a three stroke lead after the opening round of the byron nelson classicpga tour winner, had chances to go lower but settled for a 10—foot birdie putt at the par—3 17th for the lowest round of his pga tour career to leave him a stroke shy of the nelson record. but for others it wasn't as much fun as a9—year—old david berganiojunior struggled with cramp on the way to carding a round of one over. while world number three jordan spieth is eight shots off the lead but it could've been better had the putts gone in instead of around the hole. i know how you feel, jordan, happens to me every week! in the nhl the eastern conference final being played between the washington capitals and tampa bay lightning. washington leading 2—1 in the best of seven series but at the moment tampa bay are leading 2—1 coming to the end of that very first period. for everything else you can go to the website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. well, for most of the uk, thursday was a glorious, sunny, dry day. saw so many weather watcher picture sc

have you ever seen anything like that, nelson, from a sitting president? >> it's as extraordinary as anything i've seen. i became a prosecutor 30 years ago last month and i can't recall anything like this before. >> nelson cunningham, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> any moment now we will see president trump. here he is live at the white house for this sports and fitness day. we have new details about what the president is doing to improve his own health. as a control enthusiast, i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say?me. go national. go like a pro. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort

he discusses the 1968 presidential candidates including nixon, nelson rockefeller, and george wallace. he also discusses liberalism and conservatism. student protests, and the assassination of robert kennedy. and what he argues are the failures of democrats in congress and the white house. >>> governor reagan, at the republican governors conference in tulsa. the consensus was that for two days you conducted yourself like a candidate for your parties presidential nomination. do you still maintain that you're not a contender ? >> no, it would be hard to know where you got that idea. i attended all the meetings. i don't know of anything i did on the outside other than agree to a press conference that was asked of me. other than that, i was in meetings where the press wasn't present. >> of the tulsa oklahoma governors conference. face the nation. a spontaneous interview with governor ronald reagan of california. governor reagan will be questioned by cbs news correspondent martin. we will resume the interview in just a moment. >> our governor can we go back to that question. do you still m

¡sí escuché las declaraciones de nelson y me parece muy razonable de su parte. atender el llamado? >> por ahora no estoy pensando en eso, no tenemos técnico ni estructura para la selección de este partido; entonces es muy difícil tomarlo en cuenta. ya llegará el momento de tomar decisiones pero por ahora no. >> la salida del profe de la fe un retroceso del fútbol salvadoreño? >> sí fue una noticia muy difícil para todos, habíamos tenido un avance con él y al momento de su despedida nadie se lo esperaba pero son las malas decisiones que se siguen tomando y es lo que sigue pasando . >> el equipo del ruso flores enfrentó a... que no encuentran los a final del túnel. san josé ya no pudo levantar cabeza; marcador final uno a cero ganó el... no hubo pasillo para el campeón por parte del real madrid al final los trabajadores se formaron para hacerle honor a luis suárez; el clásico se ponía sabroso y cristiano ronaldo terminaba empujándoles empatando el juego y después lionel messi regresaba la ventaja a los catalanes fue ovacionado andrés iniesta en su último clásico d

donte robinson and rashon nelson ......e - dollar each. city officials also promised to set up a 200- thousand dollar program for young entrepreneurs. robinson and nelson will develop and run that program. the duo met with the c-e-o of starbucks earlier this week... officials say, the meeting did include a financial settlement. robinson and nelson gained national attention ... after they were arrested at starbucks on april 12th for not making a purchase ... the store manager called police on them .... while they were waiting in the store for a potential business partner. (pam) the boy scouts are changing their name. beginning in february of next year, programs for older scouts will be called "scouts b-s-a." the boy scouts of america said, the change is part of the expansion that will welcome girls into the organization. only the program for teens between the ages of eleven to 17, currently called "boy scouts," is affected by the change. the program for children ... ages five through ten -- called the "cub scouts" -- will ke

aaron wise, the lead is 4, and we will be back at the at&t byron nelson in just a moment. nick: back at 17, dottie. dottie: 6-iron. could not be any common -- calmer. ian: average score today of 68. dottie: this was the night that mom would fix dinner early and he would say, dad, we still have room for six or seven holes, let's go again. ian: not bad. that finds its way down to about 12 feet. dottie: same club here, ian. 6. ian: 198. jack left hole. you have to get -- back left hole. you have to get it over that wave. don't leave it short. dottie: 193 all the way to the valley at the bottom of the wave. ian: coming off birdie, birdie at 15, 16. dottie: that's not a bad leave. ian: it should feed down a little. dottie: it should. ian: pretty straight putt across from there. just over 20 feet. two chances. mitchell can get to 20. blaum can get to 18. a lot of fedexcup points and some dollars to spend. finishing high up, that's good to see. aaron wise out. peter: 270 out in that big fairway. i tell you what, he has typed it off the tee today -- has piped it off the tee today.

he discusses the 1968 presidential candidates including nixon, nelson rockefeller, and george wallace. he also discusses liberalism and conservatism. student protests, and the assassination of robert kennedy. and what he argues are the failures of democrats in congress and the white house. >>> governor reagan, at the republican governors conference in tulsa. the consensus was that for two days you conducted yourself like a candidate for your parties presidential nomination. do you still maintain that you're not a contender ? >> no, it would be hard to know where you got that idea. i attended all the meetings. i don't know of anything i did on the outside other than agree to a press conference that was asked of me. other than that, i was in meetings where the press wasn't present. >> of the tulsa oklahoma governors conference. face the nation. a spontaneous interview with governor ronald reagan of california. governor reagan will be questioned by cbs news correspondent martin. we will resume the interview in just a moment. >> our governor can we go back to that question. do you still m

nelson: thank you. thee are those of us on issue of net neutrality that are still trying to get a bipartisan solution in legislation. let's talk about apps. say my concern for the senator for hawaii and what is happening out there, is this thing almost ready to blow? >> thank you to the ranking member for the question. people on the big island are resilient. ande are 25 farms destroyed 36 structures total. people don't know what is going to happen next. it could subside or go on for years, but i appreciate your concern and all the rest of our colleagues as we try to keep everyone safe. nelson: as we have been discussing the app, they contribute to millions to the economy. it is important to recognize that developers are putting significant social issues into the country. several countries are working to address climate change, sea level rise, afflicting a specially southern florida right now. appsthers have developed to help keep our children to safe. this is especially important given the recent tragic

robinson and nelson will develop and run that program.settled with starbucks. details of that deal have not been disclosed. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... quilters become activists for gun control. now... they're work is on display in the bay area. ( darya ) plus... some drivers say they can't live without them. now... an extra feature is about to become standard. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) tracking warmer weather in the bay area. daytime highs will be a few degrees above normal today. expect a slight dip in temperatures this weekend until we warm back up early next week. no rain in sight for the next seven days. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james )( james ) a feature that was once a feature that was once a bonus on your car .... will now be required for all new cars and

how important is it to know that you can look after yourself nelson . who lives in was. his. half an hour's car journey away fifty one year old widow but a star u.k. is proud of her flourishing garden and the money it brings in from selling her produce but she told us none of this would have been possible if an death a nurse hadn't told doctors to treat her. like i'm doing. ok. just i want them back to their lives. in the gym or. give me a big additional visit. with the new problems. sure. you know what i mean which again. with. your. in. the book with a look at what each of those above you can really show you who didn't about charity workers have kept up with their home care visits to check on pakistan his health and her nutrition. but. today the welcome donation of porridge to supplement the family diet. was one thing. from feeling like an outcast but as tara says these charity workers are now her friends . but there's something else on her mind. she hadn't been here i think if and when that message as i think you or. as we were filming we learned that we're facing the pros

nelson cunningham, welcome to you and jonathan lamir, welcome back. >> it is a pleasure to be here.. >> coming up for us, secretary of state mike pompeo dining in new york tonight with kim jong-un's right hand man. a rare trip to new york. our own andrea mitchell has a late live report on the meal, the meeting and more when we come back. >>> something very unusual has taken place here in new york city tonight and there is nothing like it in the modern era. mike pompeo had dinner in the city this evening with the right hand man to north korean's dictator to kim jong-un. there is no press presence, these pictures were from the u.s. state department. we were not allowed to record the moment. the north korea's official is here representing the government, his name is jin young chul. making a very rare visit to new york city. imagine what that is like. we are told they dined for over an hour with interpreters, aides, and a ton of security present. they'll meet again tomorrow. as nbc news tells us it tonight. u.s. officials and outside experts see she's talks as a critical steps in terms

nelson cunningham, welcome to you and jonathan lamir, welcome back. >> it is a pleasure to be here.nk you. >> coming up for us, secretary of state, mike pompeo, dining in new york tonight with kim jong-un's right hand man. a rare trip to new york. our own andrea mitchell has a late live report on the meal, the meeting and more when we come back. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma transitions™ light under control™ visit your local visionworks to ask about transitions™ brand lenses visit your l♪ al visionworks ♪ i love you baby applebee's 2 for $20, now with steak. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> something very unusual has taken place here in new york city tonight and there is nothing like it in the modern era. mike pompeo had dinner in the city this evening with the ri

now he's -- now rick scott is facing bill nelson, who is beloved in florida. and it's in a year where clearly the energy and momentum support the democrats. and then there's the issues. i mean, when rick scott first ran for governor, he said he was going to accept the medicaid expansion plan. and he totally reneged on his promise. if you look at health care costs in florida, people are hurting. people are really hurting in florida. the governor's job creation performance numbers are low. their wage increases are low. and then on some issues that are very important to people in florida, rick scott is trying to do a total makeover. so he was for drilling off the coast of florida. before he was against it. now he's pretending that, you know, he was against it. he was scheduled to give a big speech before the nra in texas. before the awful shooting in parkland. and now he's working to pretend that he's for common sense gun control. i can tell you the students in florida who were involved in that shooting. they are registering voters now because they're mad and the

in calistoga, katie nelson. >>> new homes in california may be required to have solar panels.the energy commission is set to vote wednesday. the new measure would require every new home built in california to be solar powered, starting in 2020. the mandate would be a first for any state. right now, 15 to 20% of new california homes are built with solar panels. >>> and maybe one of the most visible campaigns of this election season, a ban on flavored nicotine in san francisco. critics say it smells more like a return to prohibition. john remus has both sides of this debate. >> reporter: maybe a fight has been heating up in san francisco to ban cigarettes. at least, the ones that taste good. >> they targeting children, who do you think these products are geared toward? >> reporter: a group of medical professionals gather to show off the kind of products they would like to ban with proposition e. there were flavored cigars, and beeping juices that are packaged to look like cookies and juice boxes. >> flavored tobacco makes it easier for kids to start. it makes smoke easier to inh

the funeral effigy of admiral nelson.ments of sustained glass that date back to the 1250's, when henry iii was building his then-new church. and wonderful stone carvings. these galleries are terrific. they are light and they are bright, they are warm and welcoming. the objects on display are absolutely fascinating. but they are not the best thing. the thing that you will remember forever is what you can see from here. a poet called it the best view in europe, and now you can enjoy it, too, but at a price. entrance to the abbey costs around 20 pounds, and there is an additional five-pound charge to visit the new gallery. some might consider it a value. others might feel like the old spiral staircase, it is a bit steep. most would probably agree that as conversions go, it is not at all bad. will gompertz, bbc news. laura: well worth of the money. remember, you can find all the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are d

i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa.erous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. but the tunnel is still not ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory, as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. welcome back, everyone. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. and i'm kasia madeira in london. our top stories: molten lava is flowing through a neighbourhood in hawaii. 2000 people have been evacuated. donald trump has said on twitter that he will announce on twitter whether he is abandoning the international nuclear deal on iran. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times is watching out for the mysterious

the "washington post" reporting in recent oval office meeting, the question questioned kiersten nelsonthis is happening. and that congress needs to start passing comprehensive immigration. joining me now we have a washington reporter. i nelson on fox and friends about a week or so again after the new york times reported she had been close to resigning. she sort of laughed and said there was really no tension with the president. they were getting along quite fine. it seems that you are digging a little deeper here. this is very complicated. >> it is, indeed, my "washington post" colleague had some really expensive reporting that shows that not only is there attention but there are at times it has been open hostility and yelling. which i think was a little further. clearly, the president is not happy with performance and is blaming her with things that some of which are beyond her control but some of which might be within her control. she has had a very difficult time explaining her approach to border security and really, her part says the president does not want to listen. >> interestin

i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. but the tunnel is still not ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory, as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. this is bbc news. very good to have you with us. the latest headlines: president trump has said on twitter that he'll announce on tuesday whether he's abandoning the international nuclear deal on iran. in an ornate ceremony at the kremlin, vladimir putin has been sworn in as the president of russia for a fourth time. that's nearly two decades in power. donald trump's wife, melania, has launched a campaign to teach children the importance of social, emotional and physical health. announcing her "be best" initiative, she said her aim was to promote healthy

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next speaker is barry nelson. mr.elson. >> good afternoon. >> thank you, chair kwon and members of the commission. i'm barry nelson speaking for the golden gate salmon association. i would like to talk briefly about the tawalame river rider. golden gate salmon association is an industry association of the entire salmon fishing industry in california. the commercial boats, recreational boats, the charter boats, folks who manufacture retail gear, tribal interests, restaurants and more. headquartered in san francisco and because san francisco bay and the rivers that feed it are the most important salmon runs south of the columbia river. without bay delta salmon, there is no salmon fishing industry in california, pretty simple. and that's an enormously important industry. there are before of our salmon runs really got into trouble a decade ago, $1.4 billion a year, 23,000 jobs spread up and down the whole california coast and up our rivers. it's a remarkably significant industry, but we are, we are here in san francisco f

steven nelson, thank you very much. of course you're going to come back to us because we will be talking to you later about north korea, south korea, a lot going on there. so stand by and we will back to you at the bottom of the hour. >>> president trump facing a rapidly approaching may 12th deadline. that is one week from today, folks, may 12th to decide whether to stay in the iran nuclear deal, and now former secretary of state john kerry, he's coming under fire over reports he's been secretly meeting with world leaders in a bid to save the deal? harvard law professor emeritus weighing in. >> -- if it were in existence, my friend john kerry would be violating the logan act. he is negotiating, though he is not in the administration. and there are real problems with doing that. we can do much better than we do now, and if john can accomplish that, all power to him, but if what he's doing is just trying to preserve a bad deal, he shouldn't be doing it. julie: david lee miller has more from jerusalem. >> if the u.s. does

donte robinson and rashon nelson...ttled separately with the city of philadelphia for áone - dollar each. city officials also promised to set up a 200- thousand dollar program for young entrepreneurs. robinson and nelson will develop and run that program. the duo met with the c-e-o of starbucks earlier this week. officials say, the meeting did include a financial settlement... the terms of which were not disclosed. robinson and nelson gained national attention... after they were arrested at starbucks last month. the store manager called police after they would not buy something or leave... while they were waiting to meet a potential business partner. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... it's a major step forward... for one devastated neighborhood from last october's firestorm. we take a look at the rebuiling of coffey park. (robin)a former boys and girls club director accused of sexually abusing young boys.. has now been sentenced. we tell you how long he'll be spending in prison. (robin)and... some drivers

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through my contacts with exxon's from the african national congress in london to set up a meeting with nelson mandela who famously. decried the fact that a black life was a cheap in britain as in south africa and then of course the whole campaign lifted off and became massive as a result of that intervention i have to ask you this given you've attacked the policies of home secretaries over the decades we've seen the end of amber rudder what was your take on the wind rushed scandal my father was on the wind rush he was a an aria volunteer from jamaica he paid his own passage to come to this country in one thousand nine hundred four to fight against fascism returned to jamaica in one nine hundred forty six and then came back to this country in one thousand forty eight to help rebuild it after the devastation caused by the war and he died but i'm sure if he were alive. to day he would be appalled at the way that this whole issue has been handled he would call out the conservative government for its racism he would equally be outraged at the way his son's been treated how far does your friendship

in 1962, gave nelson, the senator from wisconsin went to my father robert kennedy and asked him if he could get president kennedy to do a 10 day trip across the united states to talk about the environment. and my father who used to take us hiking and fishing and going down the rivers, said, of course. from theu could see film, president kennedy loved the environment and he said yes to that ten-day trip. almost nobody has heard of that and a trip. why? -- what happened was he kept giving the speeches about the environment but there was not an audience at that time to hear it. came out of that trip. one, gaylord nelson realized that just because you have the president of the united states on your side regarding the environment, you also needed citizens. so he spent the next time organizing earth day. [applause] it is the idea that you may have the best leader, but you also -- a leader needs people that can hear and that is what gaylord nelson figured out. president kennedy did not like the fact that he was giving speeches and people were not that interested in it. that happens to politi