among them we already seen former vice president dick cheney and her husband and actor chuck norris, they'll be joined by four former president as they honor first lady barbara bush. >> reporter: mrs. bush requested a simple funeral. >> no fuss, just fenriends and family including her husband of 73 years who held her hand until the end. he greeted the public yesterday as they paid their respects to mrs. bush >> it was an emotional time. >> high profile names on the guest list, the obamas and the clintons and melania trump. president trump will not attend. as for the simple service, mrs. bush's children and grandchildren is expected to offer readings from the bible and honor the memory of the

. >> prosecutor terri norris agreed. who killed dar foley? >> tom foley. there is nobody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides filed back into the courthouse to once again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is again in session. >> thank you. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> a yellow dunham's bag, located inside the bag was three shotgun shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the foleys' home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call and say, have you left yet? where are you, you're waiting for you? >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom didn't bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's family stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is very contr

. >> i want to say that my good friend, my colleague for 36 years, my brother danny norrie. i wish him a speedy recovery and return to the senate. >> mister president, i mean mom president, i rise today to say hello ha to this institution. i have been honored to be a member of the united states senate for 22 years. it has been an incredible journey and i never imagined. as a senior in high school, which was noted as a military school, my wife life was changedforever . when i saw japanese fighter planes attacking pearl harbor . like most men in my generation, i joined the war effort. my path was forever altered. when the war ended, i believe i was suffering from ptsd. it was an act of congress that allowed me and the veterans of my generation to build a successful new kind of life. congress passed the g.i. bill and i say with certainty that i would not be standing before you today without the opportunity the g.i. bill gave me. not only to get an education but to have structure and the path forward and the feeling that there was a way for me. this proved to me that when congre

. >> hey. [ inaudible ] >> jackie norris. my husband john's running for before. i may not look like a future first lady, but i was at work. >> thanks for coming will ouout. >> absolutely. i loved the tail end. on fridays, i spend time -- [ inaudible ] but i really enjoyed it. >> thank you. best of luck with you guys. >> yeah, we're having fun. i mean, you have to. you have to like this job. >> you do. do you have kids? >> three. >> what ages? >> hunter and fuller are 14, sam is 12. >> twins, wow. >> they're great. i mean, they're good kids. you can't do this if you don't have really great kids who support you. >> yeah. i have a 15-year-old daughter, 13-year-old daughter, 11-year-old son. >> there you go. you speak my language. >> you're confident, number one. >> great meeting you too. best of luck. >> i'm sure we'll see you. >> yeah. >> always great to see you. >> can i get a picture to send to -- >> i would love that. >> she won't believe it. thank you. thank you very much. >> remind me your first name again. >> barb. i'm the only iowa friend she knows. >> one o

and rornl simon with his book "i know best, how moral norris schism is destroying our republic if it hasn't already." watch our "l.a. times" festival of books live on c-span 2's book tv. >> federal reserve bank of cleveland president loretta mess ler stoke about monetary policy and the economy at princeton university of recently. she expressed optimism about the overall health of the u.s. economy and talked about how monetary policy seeks to achieve financial stability. ? >> thank you for that kind introduction. i'm glad to be able to speak today. it was nice getting off the did i keepy to come to princeton today. i took the train from philadelphia. very kbreft walking on campus. there's been a lot of changes, a lot of new buildings on campus, although i was kind of annoyed because there were signs

however, i talked also to general norris about the role they'll play., they've been an observe and report, eyes in the sky, eyes on the ground. i asked her what about the role they'll play in this mission. take a listen. >> here when we're under our governor in title 32, a support role to law enforcement or any other federal agency and, or any other state agency. but we are always in support of first responders or law enforcement. >> reporter: one of the missions they'll be doing is flying along that border, and i can tell you a little later today, heather, we're going to go up on one of these first missions and have a rook at the role they're playing and the hard work they're doing. heather: tell us a little bit more about that, so that will be logistics support from above? >> reporter: that's right. what they do, in a nutshell, is they put the cbp, the border patrol guys, in the helicopter with them. the technology they have, night vision during night, daytime they've got helicopters, they do this all around the world. the last time this guard was cal

they were feeding a man a man saving them out of the next month michele norris and you with. that i thought about. going to hell. so it's not as adults i want to see them about i want to spend a lot of time on about them and. it does mean that i. call them are coming. back. to just come with. me it's possible to. come out here. the other. day out. i sent this to the police and this was. when he looked at. them all you want. you know do you. know. how. i think i want to end his office. i want to but i would i'm kind of the hot in about him when i said i was out of control of the alcohol. i was an accountant. and i'm coming to dinner. because that's what i mean that's what that is often. and that's designed to this lady is. going to do. this some of. the time. you know i'm not a supposed to meet you you can be thin and love either just didn't fit the honey. and i'm not going to do. command we just command center centurion methadone is the n.p.c. safe and i'm a bit of a hit which will come up in the end i think one of the things often i use my bucket if the feeling to finally ha

you know, i talked to general norris also about what role they will play. title 3 2k. they have law enforcement duties, be they've traditionally not done that, they've just supported law enforcement. i asked about this mission. here's what she had to say. >> here when we're under our governor in a title 32, we're in a support role to law enforcement or any other federal agency and, or any other state agency. but we are always in support of first responders or law enforcement. >> reporter: or a quick note, the last time this group was called up was hurricane harvey where they provided a remarkable role in the helicopters, and they're doing it now on the border, and we are going to go up in one of those helicopters on the border later today, guys. we'll bring that to you tomorrow. jillian: griff, do you know if there's a timeline as to how long they anticipate being at the border? >> reporter: so that's a fantastic question. she said there is no timeline as of right now. they are targeting just the first phase to be to september, but that certainly could exte

de allÍ la mÁxima autoridad laboral nacional del estado, la general brigadier norris, dijo que para el que servirÁn a los 100 mÁs que ya colaboran con el plan de seguridad del gobierno de texas. ademÁs admitiÓ que algunos estarÁn armados. dependiendo de la misiÓn, los soldados y quienes patrullan helicÓpteros estarÁn armados para defensa propia, seÑalÓ. es asÍ como se realizan las tareas de observaciÓn de la guardia nacional en la frontera con una activa observaciÓn de todo lo que ocurre en el Área limÍtrofe con mÉxico. >> necesitamos mÁs personal en esta zona. todos estos esfuerzos van en la direcciÓn positiva, pero aÚn hay mucho trabajo por hacer. dijo el senado nacional de texas. entre tanto, voceros de laboreo nacional de texas destaca que ahora no tiene estimado el costo de sumisiÓn y cuantos soldados mÁs eran activados. ademÁs resalta que trabaja cole departamento de sobre arsenal para determinar todos los-- so departamento de seguridad nacional para determinar todos los elementos. fÉlix: la caravana centroamericanosno que disminuida sigue su camino mÉxico. los organizadores de l

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i'm going to set the standard way of creating a man a man saving them out of the next month michele norris and you've done with. the best out of his lot on my behalf to mr black that i thought about about look i'm not going to leave. so it's not as adults i want to see them out ahead of the band i want to spend over nothing a lot of them on about going to post it doesn't mean that i look a symbol of the fellow that is ready to call them up or come up with a. good example of them but i suppose i mean it's possible to. come out. the other guys about how long. i sent this to the police and this could. be looked at present i'm going to keep them all you want my love shack you know they you. know this will come. i think i want to end it all off a day from a big hello bottle i want to but i would i don't have the heart in a bottle into my hands when i said i was talking about the house. not a second in the night and the whole coming to the key that's a for you because that's what i mean it's what that is off and and that's does a lot that's not a factor this lady is a must have i don't. want. th

this i'm going to understand what i've created a man i met several amount of bonus money michele norris and you start with the moment we got a solid is about on my best my fantasy about that i thought about the show about how look i'm not going to leave. so if not as adults i want to see them and have to bond i want to special for us a lot of them about going to follow it it does mean that i look a symbol of the fellow that is kind of going to come up with. the right because of the film with lots of i mean it's possible to. come out here. tell us about how long. it's interesting the police. looked up present. them all you want to know how long she has you know they you. know. i think i want to end this off if they've been. i want to but i would i'm a little hot in a bottle in my hands when i said i was talking about the hundred fifty dollars i got in the family and the whole coming to dinner that's a fight a year because that's what i mean that's what that is off and and the much does a lot of this lady is a. i'm going to do. well. some of. the time. lawful can employ no i'm not a soft

over this i'm going to understand it well creating a minute segment of one of the next month michele norris and you've. got a good bit of there's a lot on my best method definition of work that i thought about. if i look i'm going to leave. this so it's not as adults i want to proceed and have to be on the one special for nothing other than one of i'm going to follow it does mean that i look at symbol of the fellow that is kind of going to come up with. the family with lots of i mean it's possible to. go. to the house you know. go as a fellow. you know it's interesting the police are saying this could. be looked up pleasant i'm going to keep them all you want. you know they you know most. of them. i think i want to end this off if. i want to but i would i'm for the hard in about intimate comes when i say i'm fed up with all of the hundred fifty of us i'm not going to muslims and the holcomb entered in the chase. but i thought so i mean it's one of them off and and that's design office knowledge he had to this lady is a muslim which he had and i'm going to compete in the gaza machine the doi

he's the chuck norris of human cutting boards. i don't know. oh! wait a minute!t! did you have children yet? all the moil. >> his wife is okay with that. she didn't stop him >> that was scary. this is scarier i think. >> oh, crikey. jular. one the karate chop. >> he's got jokes, too, kids. >> no, wait. >> missed the first time. second time, yes. not a mark on the guy. >> come on, man. >> here we go for the guillotine finale. >> he went all ed stark on see you> next time on a brand >> good to hear, marci, thank you. >>> now, to a retired fertility doctor in idaho who's being accused of using his own sperm to treat his patients. the doctor treated her parents in 1980 in what was supposed to be sperm from a young donor who looked like her dad. they're now suing him, his wife and fertility clinic for $10 million in damages. >> interesting situation in mississippi. >> some sonic workers are fed u. >> they posted this sign at the drive-through. it says, attention, if you are smoking weed in the drive-through, you will not be served. please show some common curtesy and

neighbors on norris drive reported hearing gunshots just after 11:00. officers rushed to the scene. they found a young man who had been shot several times. the victim died at the scene. police say they found evidence that a confrontation began as a marijuana robbery turned into a homicide. killings like this are rare in pleasant hill, but not unheard of. >> this is the first homicide that we've had since 2012. we have had previous homicides related to marijuana. this is the first one in several years. >> so far authorities have not provided details on the suspect, but they're asking anyone with information to let the police know. >>> we are getting our first look at the man accused of stabbing three people at a b.a.r.t. station in oakland. b.a.r.t. police say robert dolph attacked three people yesterday afternoon near the fair gates. cell phone video capturing the scene as bistanders helped officers subdue the suspect. he's now charged with attempted murder, and is in jail in dublin. police said the stabbings were unprovoked. two of the three victims have serious injuries. >>> top s

teenagers themselves at the time of the murder, two of them, david norris and gary dobson were jailedhers, brothers neil and jamie acourt and luke knight, were principal suspects but were never convicted. is your load any easier by having carried out this act of forgiveness towards stephen's killers? carried out this act of forgiveness a long way, way better for me now. carried out this act of forgiveness i don't dwell on the subject to much any more. i can get on with my life and maybe if i'd done it earlier, it would have been better for me as well. stephen lawrence was a bright and promising young man. the met bungled the first investigation into his murder, leading britain to take a long, hard look at the police and racism. there was a public enquiry where tensions erupted. there is still issues, were there corrupt officers? were the lawrences spied on? were there corrupt officers? it's been a painfuljourney says neville lawrence, but at least it's forced change. says neville lawrence, the effect that stephen had is amazing. that has helped me as well because, in a sense, it's hel

troops from the national guard have started to arrive brigadier general tracy norris / texas military department: "this deployment has begun with the movement of equipment and troops."the move comes as a caravan of migrants make their way through mexico.with some bound for the united states.edna morales/ lives in arizona: "i'm mexican, i think that they are treating us like we are bringing terror to the united states and crime and that's not true."while the deployment is meant to help secure the southern line -- united states law limits what the national guard can do. troops will not be able to enforce immigration laws. instead -- the guard will serve in support roles like training and construction.both presidents bush and obama sent troops to the border during their terms, though the moves were criticized as costly and of limited effectiveness. for those who live along the border -- reactions are mixed. -no name provided- "i think somebody coming down here and helping out the border patrol and all that, i think will really help."edna morales/ lives in arizona: "that's not going to he

but it appears they will be mostly support stitch, here is what general no norris says. >> under our we're in support role to law enforcement or any other federal agency or any other state agency. but we are always in support of first responders or law enforcement. >> now, a little bit later today guys, we will go on one of the first missions in a helicopter over the border and show you how these guardsmen are bringing you eyes in the sky. interestingly enough, a quick last tid bit, it was hurricane harvey the last time this group was mobilized like this. guys? steve: and they did very well. all right, griff, thank you very much for the live report from austin. let's bring in dan bongino, former new york city cop, former secret service guy, he hosts the wildly successful dan bongino show over on crtv. dan, what do you make of the fact that the president has called up the national guard. texas, new mexico, arizona, they are ready to send folks. iowa, ohio, say they are willing. montana says we are not going to help. >> entirely political. not based on national security needs or law en

unprovoked racist attack by fia youths but of course to date just two people gary dobson and david norris for the crime. in an interview with the daily mail she says she doesn't believe the police have any more lines of inquiry. she says if they have come to the end, they should be honest, she also says she is conscious of the ongoing costing of the investigation to the public purse, and as well she has never had time to step away and fully grieve for her son. she also thinks the force might be concerned what about the reaction would be, failures in police response to mr lawrence's murder sparked outrage, you might remember the macpherson report accusing the met of institutional racism. now we have spoken to scotland yard, they are saying that the case is, remains active and they say they continue to hold regular meetings with the family. hold regular meetings with the family. holiday—makers are being warned about fraudsters who place false adverts on accommodation websites. last year, nearly 5,000 travellers fell victim to such scams, which included fake airline tickets. our business cor

announced its national guard plans to send troops to the border next week.sot brigadier general tracy norrishis deployment has begun with the movement of equipment and troops. this initial phase of deployment will include command and control, coordination cells and operational planning as requested."notifications for selected national guard troops will be mailed out saturday... ordering them to report as early as next week.defense secretary james mattis signed that order late friday... authorizing the mission that was first announced by president trump.sot trump "until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military."the order comes as a caravan of central american migrants seeking asylum moves closer to the united states through mexico. i'm ashley corum, reporting. (jr) next at 10 -- a child is dead and all eyes are on the mother... why she's responsible and what neighbors had to say about this tragic incident. (jr) two people are dead after a delivery truck slammed into a crowd in the german city of munster. we have the video you don't want t

among them we already seen former vice president dick cheney and her husband and actor chuck norris, they'll be joined by four former president as they honor first lady barbara bush. >> reporter: mrs. bush requested a simple funeral. >> no fuss, just fenriends and family including her husband of 73 years who held her hand until the end. he greeted the public yesterday as they paid their respects to mrs. bush >> it was an emotional time. >> high profile names on the guest list, the obamas and the clintons and melania trump. president trump will not attend. as for the simple service, mrs. bush's children and grandchildren is expected to offer readings from the bible and honor the memory of the beloved enforcer. her grandson is sharing the family's comfort knowing mrs. bush lived a full and happy life and found peace through her faith. >> it was a life well lived. i will say because of her peace is more peace than we probably would be otherwise. >> reporter: mrs. bush will be laid to rest on the grounds of the presidential library at college station, she will be buried neied next to the

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announced its national guard plans to send troops to the border next week.sot brigadier general tracy norris texas military department "this deployment has begun with the movement of equipment and troops. this initial phase of deployment will include command and control, coordination cells and operational planning as requested."notifications for selected national guard troops will be mailed out saturday... ordering them to report as early as next week.defense secretary james mattis signed that order late friday... authorizing the mission that was first announced by president trump.sot trump "until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military."the order comes as a caravan of central american migrants seeking asylum moves closer to the united states through mexico. i'm ashley corum, reporting. (jrstone)president trump also taking the time to tweet about china today -- saying "the united states hasn't had a trade surplus with china in 40 years. they must end unfair trade, take down barriers and charge only reciprocal tariffs. the u.s. is losing

now chief frye who has walked this walk with us and before him, john norris, the chief who did the work and -- when we looked to open up this case, he was adamant on what we should do and where we should go with it. and he is a great man. we have quiet one over there. former chief shade with our department and detective reid who i heard may be your birthday today. yeah. we're all going to sing happy birthday now. just kidding. and these detectives worked really hard to reopen this case and throughout the whole process. i couldn't be more proud of the entire investigative team. they are -- they're supported by the lieutenant from our major crimes, deputy chief, mark burns steele who has handled so many of these efforts, all the support that they provide and have picked up in this. beyond the guilty verdict, there's been some other important outcomes in this case. as we understand, this has been important for sexual assault victims -- >> shepard: on the left-hand side of your screen, we believe bill cosby has arrived at his home in pennsylvania, north of the city of philadelphia. we don't

. >> reporter: journalist christopher norris said he spoke to the unidentified starbucks manager, wholonger works for the company, two days after the rest. norris says she claims the restaurant has an excessive loitering policy, and she had the right to enforce it even if it meant calling police. there is no particular criteria she shared? >> no, in fact, she described it as if she enforced this policy across the books. >> no matter what your race is. >> no matter what the race is. >> reporter: this as starbucks faces new questions over video of another incident earlier this year in california. brandon ward says he was denied access to a starbucks bathroom because he hadn't yet made a purchase, but says this white man had no problem. >> i asked for the code. >> they just gave it to you before you made a purchase. >> yes. >> reporter: kevin johnson who has since met with the two men arrested told us monday they still need to do better. >> i would say there's training, more training that we're going to do with our store managers, not only around the guidelines, but training around uncon

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in norris town, pennsylvania fox news. >>> let's talk about our weather now. it is absolutely spectacular out there today, bill. >> definitely been a good run of weather. a little cooler. we dropped a few degrees each day. a lot of sunshine, breezy. but temperatures today i would say a good 4-5 degrees cooler than yesterday. which were four or five degrees cooler than the day before that. it's been a slow cooling trend but incremental. temperatures are generally in the 60s out there. that is where we go tomorrow. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week with mid 60s, mostly mid 60s and upper 60s. and a few clouds. pointing out this weather path. this system up here, that is a system that rolled through the bay area or offshore area a week ago. here's another system. and these systems then here is our system we are tracking here. they are all following the same route. this one will kick in and do the same thing. when it does that, for us it's been a cool down. as it moves out into the plains, i mentioned it last night but these things are explosive when the

gene casara, norris town, pennsylvania. >> on good friday, pope francis said he feels shame for the staterld. live video right here from vatican city, what will his message be this easter sunday? he will speak soon and we'll go live to the vatican next. >> plus, with facebook at the center of a data scandal, is your data safe? we speak to a tech expert later this hour on the topic. you're watching cnn newsroom live from atlanta, ga this hour on cnnal worldwide. anks for being with us. we'll be right back. internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. at&t, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. at&t, not so much. we give you 75 mbps for $59.95. that's more speed than at&t's comparable bundle, for less. call today. >>> and welcome back to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. you're watching cnn newsroom on this easter sunday. i'm natalie allen. >>

this happened on norris drive near college park high school. no one has been arrested. >>> also developing news this morning, russia and the syrian military are blaming israel for a missile attack on an air base in syria. the strike that came hours after a deadly suspected poison gas attack on the last remaining rebel foot hold. bill neely reports from beirut. >> israeli war planes and russia said two israeli f-15s fired at a syrian air base overnight. the t-4 base is 60 miles from damascus and they say 14 people died. israel isn't confirming it launched the attack. though it hit the same base two months ago. the pentagon said u.s. war planes were not in action. the retaliation coming a day after these disturbing scenes. the suspected chemical attack. children fighting for breath and victims foaming at the mouth and eyes burning, smelling of chlorine glass. and dozens killed and hundreds treated say eyewitnesses and though nbc news can't confirm the casualties. in tweets, the president was clear and personal. unusually naming president putin as

that, that police department, now chief frye, who has walked this walk with us and before hand, john norris, the chief who did the work and when we were looking to open up this case, he was -- he was adamant on what we should do and where we should go with it and he is a great man. we got the quiet one over there, former chief shade, detective shade with our department and detective reap who i heard it may be your birthday today. yeah. we're all going to sing happy birthday now. these detectives worked really hard to reopen this case and throughout the whole process, and i couldn't be more proud of the entire investigative team. they are -- they're supported by the lieutenant from our major crimes, chris cooklyn, deputy chief, mark byrne who has handled so much of these investigative efforts, chief gallen and all the support that they provide and have picked up in this. beyond the guilty verdict, there have been some other, i think, important outcomes in this case. as we understand, this has been important for sexual assault victims everywhere. but we did this case because a crime was commi

. >> jean casarez for us in norris town, pennsylvania, watching this trial very, very closely.re it even begins. thanks, jean. we'll check back in with you when there is a development there. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg immedia meeting today with lawmakers on capitol hill, a day before he is set to testify about the company's privacy crisis. a source tells cnn that he is meeting with members of the same committees holding the hearings this week on cambridge analytica. cambridge analytica, the company that harvested data from facebook, really without consumers' knowledge. facebook says it plans to notify the 87 million users who had their personal information violated by the firm. people affected will see those notices in their news feeds today. they'll begin to see them today. >>> the top of a full bus of high school students was sheared off when it crashed into an overpass last night in new york. at least seven people were injured two seriously. the students and schaap roechape headed back from jfk airport. police say the driver is not from the area, did not seem to know a

norris town, pennsylvania. >>> one of the five women to testify in the retrial was a former abc 7 news employees, janice baker kin judge. >> he was 24 at the time working as a bar tend ner reason o when she says cosby assaulted her. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez continuing our team coverage with the bay area reaction lyanne. >> reporter: you have to remember the five women were not called to testify in the first trial in june of 2017. which ended in a mistrial. but in the retrial, same case, they were. and that proved to be a game changer. >> thank you all for being here. >> reporter: the district attorney for montgomery county, pennsylvania, read the names of the five women whose testimony helped find bill cosby guilty. >> heidi thompson. janice dickerson. janice baker kinny and elise. >> one of them janice baker kinny met cosby during a piazza party at a home where he was staying. >> i was sexually assaulted by him in may of 1982. >> her reaction today, this may be the end of mr. cosby, but this victory is just the beginning for many of us to fight for justice to do the right t

now chief fry, who has walked this walk with us, and before him, john norris, the chief who did the work. and when we were looking to open up this case, he was adamant on what we should do and where we should go with it. and he is a great man. our affiants here. we have got the quiet one over there, former chief shade, who is detective shade with our department, and detective reed who i heard might be your birthday today? yeah. worry all going to sing happy birthday now. no, just kidding. and these detectives worked really hard to reopen this case and throughout the whole process. and i couldn't be more proud of the entire investigative team. they are -- they are supported by the lieutenant from our major crimes, the deputy chief who has handled so much of these investigative efforts. our chief county detective, and all the support that they provided and have picked up in this. beyond the guilty verdict, there have been some other i think important outcomes in this case. as we understand, this has been important for sexual victim -- sexual assault victims everywhere. but we did this case

. >> in a norris town, pennsylvania courthouse, he could nevertheless put them on the stand to describewhat happened to them. >> why hadn't a judge permit that had before? there were so many women and so many horrific accounts. >> so you can see this kind of ed's, what we call prior bad act evidence is really powerful. so, judges are often quite careful. when you hear mr. cosby's attorneys say we're going to appeal, i can assure you that the judge's decision to let this type of evidence in will be one of the grounds of appeal. >> do trials work in that people see this and will this become the new normal in these sort of sexual assault cases do you think? >> this rule exists pretty much in every state and it exists at the federal level and different trial judges handle it in feder. different trial judges handle it in different ways. but this trial judge let it in. as a prosecutor, init's generally the right thing to do. but it is a rule you have to be careful about because of its power. >> we saw the power today on full display. >>> up next, what else we learned in the free healing conve

two men, gary dobson and david norris, are serving life sentences for his killing.that nearly a third of private hospitals in england require improvement. the care quality commission said most private hospitals provide high quality care, but its inspectors identified concerns about the safety and leadership of some services. the nhs partners network, which represents private providers, says more than half had improved their ratings after follow—up inspections. a memorial service has taken place in south africa for the anti—apartheid campaigner winnie mandela, who died earlier this month at the age of 81. she was one of the leaders in the fight against white minority rule, when her husband nelson mandela was in prison. a state funeral will be held on saturday. nomsa maseko reports from the orlando stadium in soweto. a sendoff fit for the mother of the nation. hundreds gathered here at orlando stadium in soweto for the woman known to many simply as mamma winnie. she was the best. she tried and she was a great fighter. we all loved her. her grandson, bambatha mandela,

. >> hey. [ inaudible ] >> jackie norris. my husband john's running for before. i may not look like a future first lady, but i was at work. >> thanks for coming will ouout. >> absolutely. i loved the tail end. on fridays, i spend time -- [ inaudible ] but i really enjoyed it. >> thank you. best of luck with you guys. >> yeah, we're having fun. i mean, you have to. you have to like this job. >> you do. do you have kids? >> three. >> what ages? >> hunter and fuller are 14, sam is 12. >> twins, wow. >> they're great. i mean, they're good kids. you can't do this if you don't have really great kids who support you. >> yeah. i have a 15-year-old daughter, 13-year-old daughter, 11-year-old son. >> there you go. you speak my language. >> you're confident, number one. >> great meeting you too. best of luck. >> i'm sure we'll see you. >> yeah. >> always great to see you. >> can i get a picture to send to -- >> i would love that. >> she won't believe it. thank you. thank you very much. >> remind me your first name again. >> barb. i'm the only iowa friend she knows. >> one o

troops from the national guard have started to arrive brigadier general tracy norris / texas militarymes as a caravan of migrants make their way through mexico.with some bound for the united states.edna morales/ lives in arizona: "i'm mexican, i think that they are treating us like we are bringing terror to the united states and crime and that's not true."while the deployment is meant to help secure the southern line -- united states law limits what the national guard can do. troops will not be able to enforce immigration laws. instead -- the guard will serve in support roles like training and construction.both presidents bush and obama sent troops to the border during their terms, though the moves were criticized as costly and of limited effectiveness.for those who live along the border -- reactions are mixed. -no name provided- "i think somebody coming down here and helping out the border patrol and all that, i think will really help."edna morales/ lives in arizona: "that's not going to help at all. that's not going to stop people coming to the united states." camila bernal / hidalg

announced its national guard plans to send troops to the border next week.sot brigadier general tracy norrisroops. this initial phase of deployment will include command and control, coordination cells and operational planning as requested."notifications for selected national guard troops will be mailed out saturday... ordering them to report as early as next week.defense secretary james mattis signed that order late friday... authorizing the mission that was first announced by president trump.sot trump "until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military."the order comes as a caravan of central american migrants seeking asylum moves closer to the united states through mexico. i'm ashley corum, reporting. ( marty ) in pennsylvania, a 19-year-old mother and her boyfriend are in jail, accused of beating her son to death. prosecutors say it happened when the four-year-old spilled his cereal. anita oh has the story. investigators describe living conditions inside this home on the 1800 block of lukens avenue in willow grove as "deplorable."kevin st

in 2012, dobson and david norris were found guilty of is murder.een tried and found not guilty, as soon as you have compelling new evidence you can bring the individual to the court again. a public inquiry in 1999 heavily criticise the metropolitan police's handling of stephen's murder. he mistakes had been made. it's damning conclusion? the met was institutionally racist. violent crime is clearly an issue in london. do you think the police take a crime less seriously if the victim is back? i would say yes. when stephen was killed, his murder wasn't investigated in the way it should have been done. how a lot of these cases have been investigated now, it is investigated into a different unit. it isn't the same for young black men when they've been murdered, they don't take it seriously enough. so if the victim is white, the crime is taken more cerci? definitely. they will tell you it isn't true but the evidence speaks for itself. in the statement, the metropolitan police said that there had been... on sunday, a team of architects will run the london

. >> let's go to our "closing bell" exchange joining us to talk about this is renee norris, from urbanealth management gordon on set with us at post 9, managing director at rosenblatt securities rick san stelly, joining us from the cme in chicago welcome to you all gordon, we'll start with you this morning we didn't get much of a rebound after yesterday's big drop we were talking about the technicals now it's picking up some momentum why do you think that is >> a little sloppy i think the tweets are getting a little loud and starting to curtail some investor confidence we were hoping to retrace significantly against what we lost yesterday you see the vix come in, the market goes up what's happening right now looks to me like we're staggering to earning season we just hope nothing comes to preempt it and the tweets and the tariffs are not the kind of headlines that inspire investor confidence >> when we consider the tech sector, which has clearly been crucial in the volatility we've seen over the last couple of weeks, does the listing of spotify reinvigorate people's belief that valuati

bush held a reception, and we've seen guests coming in, actor chuck norris, former congresswoman gabbyford. karl rove, our former colleagues at fox and tight security at st. martin's church and everything has been orderly in terms of bringing people in on buses and people seem to be respectfully rolling with it and getting to the church and getting to their pews. yesterday, of course, was a very public portion of this honoring of mrs. bush and a lot of people told us they loved her because she thought she exuded class. as a tribute, many folks wore mrs. bush's favorite color blue or perhaps some pearls and we've seen pearls on tomorrow women going into the church today. and a lot of people said they respected and admired the way that mrs. bush carried herself. neil: a story i believe in the wall street journal there's been a sudden surge ever costume jewelry, pearls, more to the point, over the last couple of days since the death of barbara bush. i wonder if there's a parallel there. they didn't put exact percentages on it. and ann romney seated right now, herself of course the former

what's happening with her troops on the ground, texas army national guard brigadier general tracy norrisigadier general, thank you for joining us this morning. first and foremost, what will texas national guard troops be doing on the border? >> currently, pete, they are on the border, our planners are in each of the sectors working with those sector commanders and their planners of identifying the requirements of what they'll need us to do in support. so once -- we see this as an evolving mission. so as the requirements develop with department of homeland security, we'll engage with the different surveillance equipment, light and medium aircraft however they see fit. peter: so, general, we see national guard troops even under title 32 status with limited in what they can do as far as law enforcement capacity. so what you're looking at is linking up with local civilian authorities and providing value to them whether it's surveillance with aircraft or people on the ground, assisting in the interdiction but not actually doing the arrests yourselves, correct? >> correct, at this time. and re