>> owens: oh, very much so.ideo added to already tense relations between tulsa police and the black community. >> hands up! don't shoot! >> owens: there's a strong current of an "us or them" mentality. >> whitaker: really? >> owens: i do hear that, especially from young men, african american men, who will still tell me, "i'm afraid when a police officer comes up behind me or drives behind me." that's a problem. >> whitaker: a long-standing problem in tulsa. in 1921, this city saw the worst racial violence in american history. it started when an armed white mob gathered to lynch a black man accused of assaulting a white woman. as many as 300 black tulsans were killed and an estimated 10,000 left homeless. time has not healed all wounds. the mayor told us he thought the best response to the crutcher shooting was complete transparency. the police chief rushed to release the video to the public. he also released betty shelby's name. >> jordan: i want to assure our community, and i want to assure all of you and peopl

i'm nicholas owen.m: the foreign secretary borisjohnson cancels an official trip to moscow, after this week's chemical weapons attack in syria. police in sweden say the lorry used it yesterday's terrorist attack also contained a suspicious device. police in oslo to take a man's night after discovering a bomb like device in the city centre. two people have died after a fire at a care home in hertfordshire. also, pennie smith and charlie wolf will be here to review the morning's newspapers, including the sunday telegraph, which says russia will be told to pull troops from syria under a uk— told to pull troops from syria under a uk- us told to pull troops from syria under a uk— us plan. this

we won't discuss how mrs owen handed £10 to a bookmaker this afternoon never to be seen again...fternoon never to be seen again... you didn't back the 14-1? that is it for the papers this hour. thank you panny and charlie, you'll both be back at 11.30 for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next — the film review.

jamie george, rory best and ken owens three hookers.ns coach on those men unlucky to miss out. dylan has been unlucky. there is a lot of discussion aboutjoe has been unlucky. there is a lot of discussion about joe launchbury, others who have been left out, but at the end of the day, selection is just a matter of opinion, and you might slightly disagree, but that is what makes it interesting. to get the impression that the lions will have to score a lot of points to beat new zealand in the summer. how good do the backs look? he has gone for six centres, jonathan joseph is m, for six centres, jonathan joseph is in, and that will please many lions fans, because they will have to score points against new zealand. this will not be like the wallabies four years ago, they will need 25 or 30 points to beat the all blacks. there is certainly firepower in the black free, —— the back three with stuart hogg and tommy seymour. he has perhaps gone with power with the likes of ben t o has perhaps gone with power with the likes of ben t 0 rather than g

. >>> i want to bring in nbc news senior political editor beth fouhy and owen olman, world news editor at "usa today." lynette, you were shaking your head here at the table when courtney was talking about russia being complicit in all of this. but also sort of the denial coming out of the russia camp. >> this is classic russian propaganda. the kremlin spin game. they're just playing it with a different player and don't have a different strategy to counter trump. this is what we've seen from russia time and time again. sowing doubt. if you watched rt today or any of the red or watched any of the russian media here in the united states, their line was this attack wasn't even that effective and trump has no business doing this and he's helping isis. so this is going to be the other argument that we're going to hear around the world from people who are more aligned with the kremlin. this is old news. we've seen this before. the question is, how is trump's administration going to respond? is it going to respond in a very chill obama, i can hear what you're saying but we're going to do our t

navy seal's father, william owens, refused to meet president trump, who surprised owens when he cameo dover airbase with his daughter ivanka. his son's body wrought to the base. he was harshly critical of the raidid. mr. owens said, why did he have to do this now? to move so quickly in his administration? can you talk about that first attack -- if it was the first attack? and what it means to talk about these attacks as presidential initiation rites? >> well, first, the particulars of that attack. that attack was aimed to be targeting al qaeda, a local al qaeda affiliate. syriaworth noting that in , many of the rebels who the u.s. has been backing and arming and training often conduct joint nusra, the alth al- qaeda affiliate. a good number of them have joined up with al-nusra. on this rate, it took place in a context of a broader warar and a does onassault, which yemen, funny houthi-armed by saudi arabia. and in n these raids,s, the saus are using u.s. planan, using u.s. bombs, there were actually u.s.s. personnel sitting in the saudi air forcece headquarterss helping g them witharg

mack owens and i do go way back. i think the last time i saw you in-person was at the naval war college. and i was there for a seminar and it was a real thrill to meet you and i've always admired your writings and articles about the issues involving women in the military. i want to thank dr. mark moyer for sponsoring this program and certainly the snut for politics for hosting us here today. i've also been a long time ad mier of dr. ana simons on issues involving women in the military. she has been chronically the sweep of history right from the start going back decades ago. i have a note from her from 1977. we were corresponding that far back because of a book she had wrote. this may be the first meeting of its time at a crucial time of change in the armed forces. this is perhaps the first opportunity that we will have to take stock and figure out where are we going with this? is this a good idea for women or is it not? in 1992 professor anna simons earned her ph.d. in social anthropology at harvard university. it's

my name is mac owens. i am here at the institute of politics. we are an independent graduate school of national security affairs. we offer three master's degrees, an executive and a professional master's as well. in addition, we have 18 certificates. we are very happy to co-sponsor this event with mark moyier, whom i will introduce in just a second. very important topic. we've got a great speaker, who who has done a great deal of work in this area. >> it is a topical topic in the redundancy department. as i say, we are co-sponsoring this with the senator for military and diplomatic history. will you say a couple of words and i will introduce our moderator. >> i am dr. mark moyer. i wanted to thank john winkowski and katy bridges and thanks to lindsey mark kell and daniel varo, foreign policy initiative. we do events on history that have relevance to today's issues. i have been hosting an average of one event per week since we reformed nine months ago. we particularly like to bring in people who haven't necessarily been heard inside the beltway.

john owen came and decided to take omar home with him. so he is living with the owen family and they quickly realized how intelligent of a man he is. other scholars to come speak with him in arabic, and he has conversations with them and they said he is one of the most well spoken gentleman that we have talked to from that area. when we received the collection we saw that there were some of his original writing. this is the journal of his wrote ineliza, and he her journal in arabic, so there is still some of his writing that exists. this is particular interesting because he was born around 1770 comes of this writing is probably from around 1830, and the family cap these and passed them along. there were a lot of legends that spread about him. a lot of people thought he was a prince, some people called him and from what i understand he did not dissuade them from believing in these legends. a lot of people don't realize that wilmington does have a claim to fame with the .resident woodrow wilson's father was a presbyterian minister, and he s

i'm nicholas owen. the headlines at 8pm. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has called off a visit to moscow, saying the chemical weapons attack in syria changed the situation fundamentally. two people have died and 33 others were rescued after a fire at a care home in hertfordshire. swedish police say a man arrested in stockholm after yesterday's fatal lorry attack is almost certainly the driver. also in the next hour — scotland's long wait for a second grand national winner is over. the 14—1 shot one for arthur, ridden by derek fox and trained by lucinda russell, won the aintree race. and we look at the extraordinary achievements of seven young people from great britain and ireland, winners of this year's rotary young citizen awards. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has pulled out of a planned visit to moscow on monday in the wake of the suspected chemical weapons attack in syria earlier this week. in a statement he said he deplored russia's continued defence of the assad regime. o

owens, thehank dr.resident, and katie bridges and kevin dunn hear it you have done a wonderful job organizing this event, and thanks also to lindsay and daniel of the foreign-policy initiative. we do events on history that have relevance to today's issues. we have been hosting one event per week since we were formed nine months ago, and we particularly like to bring in people who have not necessarily been heard inside the beltway. sure is a tendency, as i'm you know, to recycle the same speakers, and so we were able to bring in our speaker from california. well-known, she has not spoken publicly in d.c. before. this is the first event we have done on the subject, certainly one i think that is very relevant to military affairs because it is not just a cultural issue, but one of military capabilities and readiness, and people on both sides of the debate contend that their policy is better in terms of maximizing u.s. military capabilities, and we do see a lot of history involved in this withssion, comparis

i'm nicholas owen. the headlines. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has called off a visit to moscow, saying the chemical weapons attack in syria changed the situation ‘fundamentally‘. two people have died and 33 others were rescued after a fire at a care home in hertfordshire. swedish police say a man arrested in stockholm after yesterday's fatal lorry attack is almost certainly the driver. and — coming up in 10 minutes — political leaders and commentators from the baltics, america and russia will be exploring what the new era of putin and trump could look like in global questions. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has pulled out of a planned visit to moscow next week in the wake of the chemical weapons attack in syria earlier this week. in a statement, mrjohnson said he deplored russia's continued defence of the assad regime. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. this was president trump's message to the syrian government and its russian backers yesterday, deli

i'm nicholas owen.t 58 people are dead after a suspected chemical attack in rebel—held syria. what we understood it was a chemical attack and it came from the air. local reports say a hospital treating the victims was also hit by air strikes. the events have provoked strong criticism around the world. if proven this would be further evidence of the barbarism of the syrian regime. russian investigators say the explosion on the st petersburg metro was the result of a suicide bombing. former london mayor ken livingstone has been suspended from the labour party for a year over controversial comments he made about adolf hitler and zionism. tonight on newsnight, the finger of blame is

christopher owens suffers from mental or physical illness impairing his competency. judge revoked his license. was accused of illegally prescribing opioids but released due to lack of evidence. >>> president is pledging to renegotiate nafta. told leaders of mexico and canada today not end the north american free trade agreement but renegotiate it. terminating requires six months notice. during the campaign the president called it worst trade deal ever signed. >>> also bay area experts are responding to plans to slash taxes. katie. >> this is it. one page with bullet points. professor i spoke with said simplifying the tax code is good but this document is a little too simple. >> i think it has good and bad. >> professor of accounting and taxation at san jose state university and ohio a lhas a lo questions about the proposal. cut tax rates for number of individuals and brackets from seven to three. deductions for charity but others eliminated. >> no longer get deductions but loss made up by rate change for them? >> eliminate estate taxes and double the standard deducti

christopher owens suffers from mental or physical illness impairing his competency. judge revoked his license. was accused of illegally prescribing opioids but released due to lack of evidence. >>> president is pledging to renegotiate nafta. told leaders of mexico and canada today not end the north american free trade agreement but renegotiate it. terminating requires six months notice. during the campaign the president called it worst trade deal ever signed. >>> also bay area experts are responding to plans to slash taxes. katie. >> this is it. one page with bullet points. professor i spoke with said simplifying the tax code is good but this document is a little too simple. >> i think it has good and bad. >> professor of accounting and taxation at san jose state university and ohio a lhas a lo questions about the proposal. cut tax rates for number of individuals and brackets from seven to three. deductions for charity but others eliminated. >> no longer get deductions but loss made up by rate change for them? >> eliminate estate taxes and double the standard deducti

this is bbc news, with nicholas owen.k at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: the foreign secretary borisjohnson has cancelled an official trip to moscow, after this week's chemical weapons attack in syria. police in sweden say the lorry used in yesterday's terror attack, which killed four people, also contained a suspicious device. police in the norwegian capital oslo say they have found a bomb—like device in the city centre. home in hertfordshire. more than 30 other people also had to be rescued, at the new grange care home in cheshunt. this week on meet the author macro, i will speak to the author of scarlet thomas about to switch to writing for children and her a world hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are are the broadcasters penny smith and charlie wolf. good evening. a quick look at some of those front pages. borisjohnson‘s decision to cancel his trip to russia as well as liberal democrat mps here. the sunday times says britain and a

and on april 26th, we will welcome david owens, now lord owens, who will speak about this new book "cabinets finest hour; the hidden agenda of may 1940". in our programming at the library we will explore the life and career and very nature of leadership itself for churchill. and just as churchill decribed the last sentence like so aberham lincoln disrobed the 19th. the two men were very different. one born in a palace and the other in a log cabin. each was marked by a magnificen magnificence sense of humor. perhaps the inability to see the humor in things makes one more likely to forgive others. examples of churchill's humor and whit abound related to the famed and exagurated personal. churchill replied i have been looking for a drink like that all my life. on another occasion, churchill was colded by a female pm who declare winston, you are drunk. and he replied yes, and you are ugly but tomorrow i shall be sober. lincoln's humor tended more toward self deprication. he related a town of a woman that looked at him and exclaimed i do believe you are the ugliest person i ever saw. lincoln apol

cueto just one hit, but he got one lock in the fifth, this liner off the glove of chris owens. nunez will score. a's and angels getting offense. healey goes dead center, his first home run of the season and a's up 1-0. they led 6-4 in the ninth. this is not going to do it. danny espin knnosa. of course the masters begins on thursday. >> great

i'm nicholas owen. the headlines at 11pm: at least 58 people are dead after a suspected chemical attack in rebel—held syria. what we understood it was a chemical attack and it came from the air. local reports say a hospital treating the victims was also hit by air strikes. the events have provoked strong criticism around the world. if proven this would be further evidence of the barbarism of the syrian regime. russian investigators say the explosion on the st petersburg metro was the result of a suicide bombing. former london mayor ken livingstone has been suspended from the labour party for a year over controversial comments he made about adolf hitler and zionism. tonight on newsnight, the finger of blame is pointed at the syrian regime after the suspected chemical attack on idlib province. as many as 60 are feared damp with several 100 wounded, but is bashar al—assad free to act with impunity? cash dead. —— dead. good evening and welcome to bbc news. many children are among the victims of a suspected

owen wilson returns as the voice of lightning mcqueen who is push out of racing after a wreck and now drunk driver takes a terrible toll in the south bay ... an elderly woman and her daughter killed as they were leaving their chursh.whooshgangs of teenagers robbing and intimidating female passengers on san francisco's muni they proceeded to hit her and kick herwe ask police why they aren't doing anything.whoosh north korea's kim jong un says he's ready for war.tonight ... how that huge bomb in afghanistan may have been a message from president trump. whooshnattwo months after a destructive riot in berkeley .. the city gets ready for a new protest this weekend. you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) now at 8. a family in mourning after a mother and daughter are killed overnight. (pam) the two were on their way home from church .. when their car was hit by a suspected drunk driver. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to the family.. she joins us live from san jose with the details. (hermela aregawi)i just spoke with the son and grandson of the victims.he tells me the family is

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nicholas owen will be here at two o'clock. he is limbering up.ut now on bbc news, it's the travel show. on this week's travel show, we are exploring a secret corner of spain full of places that time forgot. really beautiful round here. it's really quiet. we are tackling the great wall of china, one step at a time. and we're tracking down a wild and secretive creature that's learned to steer well clear of humans. we're looking out at the bottom of the valley here. and that's where the wolves are most likely to get a good breakfast. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, christa larwood, coming this week from palencia in spain. now, this country is one of the world's biggest tourism destinations. each year, over 60 million people arrive on these shores. but they often head for the mediterranean coast and cities like barcelona or madrid. but here in rural spain, many struggling communities are pinning their hopes on becoming the next big holiday hotspot. i've travelled fairly widely in spain, but on this trip i'm heading to a region in the n

cueto just one hit, but he got one lock in the fifth, this liner off the glove of chris owens. and angels getting offense. healey goes dead center, his first home run of the season and a's up 1-0. they led 6-4 in the ninth. this is not going to do it. danny espin knnosa. of course the masters begins on thursday. >> great time. >> abc7 news continues online now on your tablet and ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. city . >>> that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. on jimmy >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- pierce brosnan -- from "gifted," jenny slate -- judge james -- and music from dustin lynch -- and now, wait a minute -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. it's very nice. welcome. welcome, spring breakers and regular breakers. you know, by the way, i always say -- i was watching the basketball game with my wife last night.

cueto just one hit, but he got one lock in the fifth, this liner off the glove of chris owens. will score. a's and angels getting offense. healey goes dead center, his first home run of the season and a's up 1-0. they led 6-4 in the ninth. this is not going to do it. danny espin knnosa. of course the masters begins on thursday. >> great time. >> abc7 news continues online now on your

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