el seÑor o'connell estaba indefenso y sobrino se aprovechÓ.presuntos terroristas de sri lanka fue arrestado y junto o dos personas mÁs bajo sospecha de ayudar a sus hijos. todavÍa hay preocupaciÓn en diferentes puntos del paÍs por la posibilidad de que se produzca un nuevo atentado, cuatro dÍas despuÉs de que los ataques contra iglesias cristianas y hoteles matarÁn mÁs de 250 personas. segÚn autoridades, todavÍa hay sospechosos prÓfugos que podrÍa tener explosivos. segÚn el diario "the washington post", el rÉgimen de corea del norte habrÍa exigido que un funcionario estadounidense firmara un compromiso de pagar 2 millones de dÓlares por los supuestos cuidados mÉdicos del norteamericano otto bormir que fue arrestado mientras visitaba el paÍs. el joven fue traído a los estados unidos en coma y muriÓ poco despuÉs. el funcionario habrÍa firmado el compromiso con la aprobaciÓn del presidente trump. vamos a pasar con patricia y un adelanto de lo que estÁ preparando esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. patricia: claro que sÍ, gracias. una investigaciÓn

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the resource fair will be held at john o'connell high school. you can register and find more details online. the application process is still open and we are very -- recruiting new members for the next school year, applications are due and available on our website in english, spanish, and chinese. they are due this friday, april 12th, 2019. the next meeting is tomorrow, wednesday, april 10th from 5:45 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. p.m. all meetings are open to the public. >> i would like to add we also have childcare available at the meetings. any questions? >> i was just asking dr. matthews, he said limited, you said limited, i don't know if it is limited and age are limited in capacity, if somebody could answer that question, do we know? >> from my understanding, it is limited in capacity. >> what capacity? >> i'm not sure the exact capacity, but i did speak to someone today and it may actually already be full. they were trying to get it. >> so if we find out exactly, we will follow and make an announcement later. >> i know the coordinator of the pack

jon: maureen o'connell, thank you.ssman peter, how did you find out about the terrible shooting? >> oh, jeez, i got a text from my staff, he told me that there's active shooter and didn't have details. jon: we heard from the mayor that there had been discussions with the mayor himself had been in discussion with the rabbi at this particular synagogue just a few weeks ago about, you know, safety, is that something that has been a concern in your community, in that community or is it simply out of a sense of prudence that these kinds of discussions were underway. >> well, you know, we have seen attacks on religious institutions including 6 months today in tree of life in pittsburgh and i think it's caused everyone to be concerned with -- a conversation for everyone. i don't know that that's the norm that you want to establish that we have to arm churches and synagogues and mosques. i'm certain that people are concerned about it given what's happening. jon: it does seem to be happening more frequently and each time one of

. >> reporter: melissa o'connell says in 2005, two detectives visited davis's girlfriend in an oregon prison. they got her to confess that she had bitten the victim on the shoulder while helping davis with the murder 20 years before. >> we were concerned about the methods of interrogation that were used. >> reporter: o'connell says dahl's testimony led to davis being tried and convicted in 2005. but she says davis maintained his innocence. >> at the time of trial, the laboratory who was doing forensic testing in was unable to test for saliva or any foreign dna on the nightgown because the nightgown was sadly saturated in the victim's blood. >> reporter: so they took up the case and asked the district attorney to allow a test on the nightgown using modern technology. those results changed everything. dna saliva was found. >> it came back to an unknown man. not only was ricky davis excluded but connie, the main witness, ms. dahl, was also excluded. >> reporter: dna testing showed the same unknown male's dna under the victim's fingernails. on april 15th, a superior court judge overturned

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. >> liz: joining me now is republican strategist and civic forum chair ford o'connell your reactionl jerry nadler is not interested in transparency, we saw back in the 1990s that's not what he cared about and he knows essentially the full mueller report cannot be released to congress in accordance with law and also the special counsel regulations. he knows the federal criminal procedure rule 6 e states that some stuff has to be redacted particularly when it comes to grand jury testimony and classified information, so this is a bogus way for him to try to move the goal post, because essentially "the four-"page barr summary was a big blow to the democrats russian collusion illusion. >> liz: democrats clearly want to investigate the investigators but on their terms, not when it comes to their own probes. watch this they want to use water gate as a roadmap to get the full ruler report released just to their own house committees like water gate prosecutor did with peter redino and house judiciary back then but democrats raise hell when anyone says investigate the trump investigators that

liz: ford o'connell you're terrific come back soon. >> thank you. liz: coming up deputies divided they're split. we have the hard left newcomers fighting the moderate old guard who know how to win, well they have in the past. this is a fight between alexandria ocasio-cortez and nancy pelosi, it is heating up big time, we've got the details, but first, the mediacoming down hard on the president over his immigration and border policies. trump says there is a crisis, democrats are responsible. that's next. president trump: you have a democrat congress that's obstructing, you talk about obstruction, the greatest obstruction anyones ever seen. ♪ limu emu & doug what do all these people have in common, limu? [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need! [ gargling ] [ coins hitting the desk ] yes, and they could save a ton. you've done it again, limu. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 2,000 f

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video shows sean o'connell screaming in a hospital room.ff's deputy appears to punch him. the broward mayor calling for a criminal investigation. >>> and a shark scare off the florida keys. shin p notut o the ordinary, but this video shows the size of itms ay. theee hours before finally getting hungry. d cnt dn t nashville hosting oneig party tonight. look at that. 300,000 people expected to pack into downtown this weekend. our robin roberts right in the middle of it all, hosting the first round of the draft. robin, what's the excitement level right there in nashville? has to be pretty amazing. and there are so many college players up for grabs right now. who are some of the big names you're watching? >> reporter: well, first of all, the excitement level here in music city, usa, is off the charts. this is the third year in a row that the draft has been on the road. and nashville, well, they're treating it like their super bowl. 100,000 people a night expected to line the streets here for the draft. and, you know, nashville's really become a

then this sounds scandal goes into a full fledged asphalt mostly o'connell's go. as rearrested in japan prosecutors accuse goal of using this on funds for personal use. also on the show russian car sales are rebounding and german producers smell big business again luxury brands mercedes is celebrating the opening of its first ever production sites in russia. and irish farmers are looking for a plan being as the threat of a new.

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okay don't o'connell paul you're an irish apalachchicola history specially speaking to us from killing a thanks for your time this evening. now just days off to a devastating blazes up harnesses iconic cathedral not for don the last remaining hanging out works have been successfully pulled out of the building. well any of the priceless paintings have been transported just down the road to the capital's famous lever museum. for now not museum will be then you hello this is architects consider just how to best reconstruct the damage pulse of the gothic masterpiece. on monday they will host pipes landers and fire crews. five days later and they told been replaced by winches storage trucks and an army of experts removal men. as fifteen of notre dame's huge paintings were delicately lifted out ofof the cathedrals caucus l hands were on deck including a much relieved french culture minister is of the us -- at the vehicle show this morning the biggest paintings which were still hanging in the inside of a cathedral or brought down. these works had been saved from the flames but had an as yet b

elizabeth: ford o'connel thank you. >> thank you.zabeth: to your money, market wow, s&p and nasdaq closing at record highs, after strong earnings from aboard range of companies it has been v-shaped up action after a route last year. when wall street was gripped with fear. by faulty analysis indicating recession during government shut down, that not happening, president trump met wit -- twitr ceoers to dorsey today at white. twitter stock up, we get to gerri willis at new york stock exchange with more. reporter: a big day in the market, nasdaq and s&p set new record highs, dow up 145, s&p up 25, and nasdaq up 105, with a string of upbeat earning, new home sales, unimpeachmentl unexr rise from march. after hours snap and texas instruments with bigger earnings reports. and oil 6 month high above 66 a barrel for first time since october 31, thanks to tighter u.s. sanctions on iran, and there will be more tech earnings. microsoft and boom boo -- facebk facebooact john thursday. >> thank you. >> we're tracking other headlines for you. for

buy tobacco products from 18 to 21, it would cover all tobacco products including vaping products, o'connell says retailers will still be responsible for verifying the ages of customers. that bill is expected to be introduced next month. >>> north korean leader kim plans to fly to russia this month to meet with vladimir putin, this will be the first ever one-on-one meeting between those two leaders, putin would get a chance to be a broker in the long-running north korean nuclear standoff, and also raise russia's profile and regional affairs. this comes after north korea testfired a muscle for the first time since nuclear talks with the us broke down in february. >>> a tour bus crash on the portuguese island of madera, killed 29 german taurus, the bus veered off the road, rolled down a steep hillside, and had a house. 55 people were on the bus, mainly german tourist, an investigation is underway. >>> that's a brief look at some of the top stories we are working on. >>> this morning a french official say investigators say all electrical, -- we've got the very latest from paris. >>> more than 4

joining us as well, ford o'connell.for the hill is a powerful indictment of what i'm calling the woke crowd. tell us about it. >> essentially, the democratic field has decided to no longer attack president trump but basically to turn the outrage machine on the 2020 democratic field because everyone's jockeying for space. i do think that donald trump is on to something here because the allegations against joe biden are one of the worst kept secrets in politics but essentially they are under the microscope solely because his polling numbers are quite resilient and he's doing well with african-americans, and essentially, someone wants to knock him down a peg. obviously. i don't know whether they did or not, the inside job, but the two biggest beneficiaries are bernie and kamala harris. charles: danielle? >> i actually agree. certainly if you look at the polling, kamala harris and bernie sanders are coming in after biden. whichever poll you look at, he hasn't even announced and he's head and shoulders above the rest of them

we have jess o'connell and strategist lauren claffey. welcome to both of you, ladies.t i said, you worked with kirstjen nielsen and you worked with kevin mcaleenan. give me a sense of both of them. are they like minded? how is your sense that kirstjen nielsen leaving, of course, the president getting rid of her. your sense of their personalities and how they are going at the immigration stuff with the president. on stuff with the psident they both have a very honest and strong commitment to the rule of law. what they both have dealt within different capacities and you are seeing it come out in the news lately is there has been a lack of understanding of the way the laws are strauctured with immigration or enforcement or not a willingness to push the boundaries and push back on things that were not legallyicable for the best interest of the department. >> so kirstjen nielsen was let go because she would not push back on things she deemed to be illegal? >> there's always a tension how far you can push back with this president and some of the president's. and she effectiv

joining me now is jess yo o'connell. ladies, welcome to you both. good to see you.first here. as scaramucci said, many of the officials and trump allies whom the report names and credits with limiting the efforts of the investigation are gone. what are the implications of this? >> i think that is yet to be seen. i think there are people within the administration that do serve as checks to some of the president's impulses. we saw it every day honestly when we were in the administration and i think it is important that we encourage good people to serve in any administration. public service is a difficult job. a lot of time administration officials regardless of party, vilified by the other side. it makes it difficult to want to go and stay and do the good work that serves the american people. this is another reason for us to call people to public service and hope they serve well and serve the american people in the best way possible. sometimes that means saying no. >> yeah. there's an alarming amount of nos, jess. what does that say to you? how troubling is that that

kelly o'connell at the white house. is the white house responding or not at all. >> reporter: they are not responding and we've not heard back from the treasury department either but you could imagine this is going to keep bubbling along and could be contested in court. we don't know the boundaries of this legal challenge. but it goes to the heart of something that president trump has said for a long time, he claims to be under audit, it is standard that presidents and vice presidents are audited by the irs as a matter of course. the president, of course, goes back further than that saying that his business life tax returns prior to being president have been under audit and therefore he won't make those public even though there is no prohibition on someone under audit making the returns public but he said legally as a lawyer telling you advice he doesn't want to do. bottom line he doesn't want to make his taxes public based on his actions and words for a long time. this committee is using the law and finding ways to arg

. >> oh, very good point, pat o'connell, thank you so much for your insight on this. >>> president trumps claiming mexico is starting to apprehend thousands of people before they get close to the boarder? is he right? we have a cnn fact check coming up. >>> actress felicity huffman arrived for her court appearance in boston minutes ago, she and her colleagues are accused of cheating. now the prosecution wants jail time for everyone involved. rer. most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. before starting tremfya® tell your doctor if you plan to or have recently received a vaccine. tremfya®. stay clearer. janssen can help you explore cost support options. tremfya®. stay clearer. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current tre

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we have editor-in-chief of the daily send trust, rick ungar, chairman of civic forum pac, ford o'connell understands president trump's frustration with all this at same token, the democrats continuing down the path are only hurting themselves because the american public equally frustrated with this and probably looking to move on. your thoughts? >> you're absolutely right. we had a two year, non-obstructed investigation of something that didn't happen. now the democrats are basically talking about using the people's type and taxpayers money to basically politically harm trump. a morning console poll only 34% of people favor impeachment. trump and pelosi move on with the people's business to look at infrastructure. that is something donald trump said on this network is the easiest thing to accomplish. do the people's business. charles: i think, rick, pelosi wants to move on. i think she wants to move on. perhaps steny hoyer wants to move on. couple presidential candidates, including cory booker, you know what, sort of suggesting it is time to move on. >> yell, yeah, look here is the reali

ford o'connell, civic forum pac chairman. robin, i want to start with you. this is a money show.to talk about money mostly. joe biden is late getting out of the gate here in terms of raising money. he has a big fund-raiser tonight, but it represents the old school way of raising money, going to somebody who is a huge corporate donor. in this case the ceo of comcast. they're having people pony up two grand a plate in order to come and sit there. bernie sanders doing pretty much the opposite. getting all those small money donors. some wonder if biden can raise the money the old-fashioned way this late into the race. what do you think? >> it makes me cringe in a way because we're trying to get away from that. so many of the gop are, gop attack us for that. it comes across as elitist to have high ticket events. if it works for him he has to catch up. he has ground to catch up on. melissa: okay. >> it will be good for his opponents. melissa: robin, we're having problem with your signal. we're not seeing you while you're talking. we'll try to fix that. meantime i will go to ford. ford,

kelly o'connell, 25 years at msnbc. amazing and thank you for all you do for us. >> so nice of you, thank you, i am touched by that. >> reporter: thank you so very, very much. i've had a wonderful ride so far. more to come. we have a big election to cover. >> coming up next. >>> facebook could be facing the largest fine ever against a tech company. why the fine is so big and will it force facebook to change practices regarding your data? you are watching msnbc. ild atte. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. you get the freedom of what a 7-day return policy. this isn't some dealership test drive around the block. it's better. this is seven days to put your carvana car to the test and see if it fits your life. load it up with a week's worth of groceries. take the kiddos out for ice cream. check that it has enough wiggle room in your garage. you get the time to make sure you love it. and on the 6th day, we'll reach out and make

about that, richard fowler, nationally syndicated radio talk show host, fox news contributor, ford o'connellcivic forum pac chairman and republican strategist. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> good to be here. lauren: i want to ask you first, richard, biden the guy right now? is this what the democratic party needs in a sense, richard to save it sell from going so far left? >> that is a good question. we have a very crowded field of candidates but all the polls show that quo biden is polling number one. what he has the, other candidates don't seem to have, he developed what we like to call a floor where don't go below 25%. where as other candidates develop a ceiling of nine or 10% melissa: it's a establishing determine limits. so, ford, i want your take on that follow-up for you ford, is you can see here, renewable energy, "medicare for all," free college, all of that is trending well above immigration which is republican issue. >> well, let me say this about establishing term limits. there is no question what americans understand, we have politicians in congress essentially are not d

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charles: rick ungar, chairman of civic forum pac, ford o'connell. ford, that is blockbuster.n to qualify it a little bit, suggesting whether or not it was predicated acknowledging president trump's campaign was spied on, that is huge news. >> that is absolutely huge news. what is amazing here about attorney general barr, really by the book, manner, the ability to cut through the democratic games. the willingness to get to the bottom exactly how this russia probe came about, whether or not there was foul play. he is turning out to become president trump's best cabinet pick. charles: you agree, rick? >> i know president trump would agree. i found it confusing, i agree with ford, if there is something funky went on there, absolutely he should investigate. the problem right now he is at a point in time where people are watching him, they have got questions about him. he would have done better if he didn't say what he said, we watched it, he said spying occurred. he said, later on, i don't know or think any rules were broken. i'm confused. the other thing i'm confused about. he to

me to discuss, boston global political reporter james mandel, chairman of civic forum pac, ford o'connell, fox news contributor leslie marshall. leslie, let me start with you. it is interesting, bernie sanders went on, he listed about a dozen companies. i did the math, 1.4 million people. to put that in perspective greater than the populations of milwaukee and baltimore. should they be a villain like this. >> you have to remember it is not really the numbers, statistics what is unemployment, what do these companies do, it is what the american people feel when they go to vote. that is what senator sanders is counting on. people rushed on april 15th monday for the deadline, some people filing late returns. what we're seeing, data is showing a lot of people who got refund, getting no refund, having to pay, getting smaller refund. any democrat, including senator sanders can say look the gop was wrong they -- charles: no matter what the facts are, even if liberal think tanks say 70% of folks got a tax cut, net-net benefited from the plan as long as you make people feel not working for them tha

joining us now to discuss this in more detail is the bbc business presenter, dominic o'connell.ahead of trading starting. what is going on. mike ashley has been trying to take over debenhams for a while and pursue an alternative plan, made an offer to underwrite a £200 million cash injection at about two o'clock this morning. that was an increased offer. it was 150, before he increased it to 200 million. the company rejected ashley's offer and said it was still in talks about a restructuring that probably means it goes into administration today. and it has suspended its shares. it boils down to that debenhams will live on, but it will go into administration. it has said about 22 of its 166 stores will close. we don't know if the number will increase, i suspect that is unlikely in the short—term. but debenhams does live on, but the shareholders, including mike ashley who, owns nearly 30%, will get wiped out. remind us why debenhams are against the idea of mike ashley taking over. they're 170 million in debt the idea of mike ashley taking over. they're170 million in debt and its s

we'll's talk a little more about it, civic forum pac chairman, republican strategist, ford o'connell.ts communication president, democratic strategist, chris at this setzer. the first thing the way david went to the former vice president handled things today, made a couple jokes. do you think that was the right move? >> no, i don't. he does need to show that he takes this issue serious. he does not need to go on to a full on apology tour. he needs to show it is not a joke. even few months from now it would be too soon for joe biden to be cracking jokes. particularly right now this is very fresh. there is sensitive way he needs to handle this. nobody is saying there was negative intent. they're just saying maybe you need to sort of revisit the way you've been doing these things. you need to show you have grown from it, times have changed. i'm, i think he is doing a good job basically in striking that balance but then when you go ahead and make a joke about it, maybe that shows you have a little bit more to learn. connell: i could say that. the argument to your point hasn't been about i

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joining us with more on this is the bbc business presenter dominik o'connell. a bit of drama.r sports directors said they had taken test and passed. it's all about the fate of debenhams, struggling department store chain, a large degree of debt, for too much for it to continue in its current form. mike ashley wants to save it, wants to ta ke mike ashley wants to save it, wants to take control of it, already owns nearly a third of it, about 29% and is offering to put up more money as long as he becomes chief executive and the company doesn't go ahead with its alternative refinancing plan which would see all the shareholders including mike ashley wiped out. the deadline for that refinancing plan is coming either late today or possibly, not entirely sure it later in the week but it's very soon. mike ashley if he wants to stop he has to stop talking and put its money where his mouth is. the fate of debenhams will be decided in the next couple of days. why is that this push back against him or is that clear? they say he hasn't made a concrete offer. they cannot say whether they wil

joining us now is bbc business presenter dominic o'connell. the hopes and ambitions that tesco had, this turnaround plan, after pretty tough times? some very dark times for tesco, five years ago they had a string of profit warnings, then an accounting scandal that led to them admitting they had artificially inflated their profits. dave lewis was recruited from unilever, coming in as chief executive. he's done a lot of things in the intervening five years. he sold a lot of the international operations, he let go thousands of people in the back office and the head office. and he squeezed supply is pretty hard. all of this is now coming to fruition. he said today, along with this big jump in profits, that he was about to meet all of the goals he set five years ago for the plan. very nearly job goals he set five years ago for the plan. very nearlyjob done. goals he set five years ago for the plan. very nearly job done. a couple of other interesting business stories to get through, let's pick up stories to get through, let's pick up on debenhams. w

hopkins' attorney kelly o'connell says his client is not guilty of the gun charge which is unrelatedthe militia's activities. >> when he got arrested it made -- it seemed like it was something that was going on down here according to the accusations that happened up north. >> the fbi said hopkins also told them the millisha was training to assassinate barack obama, hillary clinton and democratic donor george soros. on monday, militia members were dealt another blow where the owner of the land where they set up their camp kicked them out. they have to leave by the end of the week. for "cbs this morning," mireya villarreal. >>> the nationwide measles outbreak is on track to become the worse in 25 years. the cdc reported yesterday there are 626 confirmed cases in 22 states. that's already the most since 2014 when there were of 667 cases for the entire year. the majority of cases are in suburban city and rockland county. this year's nationwide total could surpass the 963 cases reported in 1994. >>> for the first time a medical device is approved to treat adhd in children. >>> we will coo

mitch o'connell pulled an absurd stunt, senator schumer day after day after day with so many colleagues out how it was. climate change is real, human activity burning fossil fuels, congress needs to act immediately. that's progress. maybe it back fired a bit for him but we still have him on the senate, the most anti-environmental president we've ever had. now we continue to work on and envision bigger, more transformational legislation we need to move. >> let me ask josh as a pollster, how does that strike you? how is america going to take what tie rchrna n said. >> will we have seen a real shift. to the point that was made earlier. people are experiencing the impacts of climate change to them. it's real to them. not a theoretical problem anymore. it's harder to say they are going to wait and put off the solutions for another time. one of the things we found in looking also, the more you explain what people get for the policies or the money, whether it's impacts positively on their time with infrastructure or cleaner air and cleaner water because of new policies that are implemented, th

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our business correspondent dominic o‘connell is here.nto your bank account or stealing your details. tsb has said it will refund even if you have said it will refund even if you have said yes for a fraud. it is called a push fraud, you are pushing the money out. it is unusual. banks will not normally do this if you have willingly taken part. tsb has said it well. lots of people are doing this, unwittingly transferring money out of their accounts. the bank fraud accounts to £1.2 billion a year according to the banks. of that, push fraud is about £350 million a year. it is growing quickly and that is why tsb has done this. they had done it out of the goodness of their hearts? you could be cynical. tsb had the big internet outage. maybe it is a bit of a pr ploy to get them back onto the front pages and in an attempt to keep customers and get new customers. the financial conduct authority is looking at this, pushing banks to do more. the people at tsb say they think all banks to do this because fraud is so sophisticated, it is difficult for