ralph, we had a brief description -- >> shepard: ralph is ralph rayburn in the chopper. let's listen. >> can you brief us on that? any new information on that part? >> yes. the most recent thing that i can tell you, they have identified someone. we're not going to put the person's name out on the air at this time because we want to get it corroborated. they have identified the person of interest who is a student who was in class earlier. they're trying to make contact now. they have his home address, they know where he works and they're putting together all of this information now as they continue to go through classroom after classroom of this three-story stand-alone building here on the north side of the property at marjory stoneman douglas. we have our third swat vehicle out here on the scene. we watched as interviews were being conducted earlier. we saw at least 100 students come out of that building with their arms raised and are now in safe haven off the property is. there are school buses that -- hold on. there's school buses off the property. students are being a

ralph: thank you. curacao of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. -- here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. people were rewarded with success when a church's tax plan was suspended today. the church where people believe jesus christ was crucified and buried was closed and will reopen wednesday. the suite outside the russian embassy has been renamed after the russian politician and critic of president vladimir putin, who was gunned down three years ago. at the same time in moscow, supporters placed lowers at the place where he was shot. a former security guard was jailed for the murder. greece's economy and development minister has resigned. he stepped down a day after his wife left the government. this followed a public outcry when it was revealed to the wealthy couple has been receiving a substantial government rent subsidy for their apartment. this while greeks continue to deal with strict austerity measures. the rare -- [no aud

[applause] we also have tom white and ralph norman with us tonight. [applause] i am always proud of our south carolina delegation. -- totalking about tom tom about his first primary election. ralph and i are old friends. he was very supportive of my administration as a legislator. when he decided to run for congress, i wanted to help him. i discovered when you're in ambassador, there's a whole different set of ethics rules you need to follow. the ethics lawyers said it was ok for us to write a check. my husband and i did write a check for the primary. primary,h won the president trump sent out a tweet congratulating him. i read tweeted that. apparently -- [laughter] i guess i'm not let the congratulate ralph on winning his election, so i will say this. it is really good to see you here. [applause] this administration is about a year old now. that's a good time to take stock, as the president said on tuesday night. the national security and foreign policy, we can cut you with great confidence that we are moving things in the right direction. when you g

the live picture on the left, i don't know if you can see it, ralph. usually when we see a lot of movement, lot of running and activity on behalf of the police department, things still seem active. we haven't heard anything other than that the shooter is still possibly at large. >> yeah, and certainly, the priority here is getting the shooter, making sure there is only one. the priority of information will come later. and the people, you see them running and moving fast, that's because they have to be absolutely sure that the crime scene is secure, so sometimes you'll see the activity even after the shooter is down or the shoot ser taken because they can't take chances there. are so many questions lying own, so all i can say now is we have to wait for the facts. another american tragedy, and we may possibly see yet again, it was an avoidable tragedy. liz: again, we don't know at this moment, including what kind of weapon was used, but is there any possible way, ralph, it could have been a 38 when you see 20 people injured or we don't know any depths at

a stir, ralph peters advocating something that someone gathered at cpac might cause controversy? >> why on earth should we have weapons that kill children, the ar 15 is used again and again, the weapon of choice. neil: a lot of people have you on today. whether he comes to my home and grab my ar 15, you said what? >> pathetic we have to get to that level. we are so wrapped up around ar 15 we don't want to protect children. neil: what do you think of that? >> it is a semi automatic rifle. we have 30 million of these semi automatic rifles, 30 million law-abiding citizens that own these weapons, a handful that aren't. and what you have is most, the majority of law-abiding citizens will turn them in, but you are going to have a great number of law-abiding citizens that will keep those weapons and an entirely new category of felons, but for keeping those weapons they are otherwise law-abiding. this is the debate and the discussion that needs to occur. you are not going to disarm america and if you try to do that you will make felons out of law-abiding citizens that keep those weapons.

nejra: did ralph lauren help with the gold medals?the athletes were fantastic and if you help them -- if it helps them, you have to ask them. nejra: a great -- vonnie: a great start for ralph lauren, when will you make wearables more of your collection? >> it is about understanding the consumer. we knew the place needed something to keep them warm on the global stage in freezing environments. -- the athletes needed something to keep them warm on the global stage in freezing environments and hope to have something for consumers this fall. vonnie: a hint of what it may be? >> the jacket technology is cutting edge, silver and carbon fiber that heeds at it -- heats and it is conductive, a new way to take her consumers. vonnie: well that come when your collection come later in the year? >> it will be a cool jacket in the mix of a lot of different things we do. we will celebrate our 50th anniversary and will look at all parts of the company to make sure we are innovated and telling our story with consumers. vonnie: will you have wearables a

ralph and i see it day to day.thinking about how they're going to invest back in people, processes, plant, equipment in a way that you didn't see in 2002 the last time we did a tax holiday, repatriation and rate cut, which we didn't have then. so it is having a big impact i do think cash coming back into the country will be invested here. >> did you see potential deals, potential inversions where foreign companies would come in and be willing to pay a much bigger premium for an american company because they could do it on a better margin because of lower taxes? did that dry up as tax reform was getting closer >> first of all, what tax reform did was make us competitive again. it didn't make us the magnet there are still places in the world that have, you know, good work forces who have lower tax rates than we do, but the combination of significantly lower corporate taxes and immediate writeoff of investment for the next five years is a very powerful combination to encourage investment in the united states. >> so is

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ralph: cloud is the platform for digital transformation.d we call azure. thatve been growing on one, it is going strong. we are investing heavily in that technology. we are leading in the number of markets we are serving, 140 countries, 140 platforms. is the strategy, what is the momentum you are seeing? ralph: we are focused on the momentum on the cloud side. focusing on the technology on the ai side, focusing on industries like manufacturing, which is heavy on taking on the cloud and ai technology. we have real estate, very important for asia. coming.health care even governments building platforms, more and more coming. ai is relevant for small companies. let me take the example of a hong kong-based real estate company. they are a midsized company, focused on selling real estate products. but now they have aia asian aiport -- now they have agent support. it shows where real estate opportunities will show up. more impact on their products, going forward. haslinda: i want to look at the space going forward. consumers are moving away from wi

neil: ralph peter thank you very much. good seeing you. thank you neil. neil: well student arianna kline was among those who went to the white house, gave president trump a pretty powerful message. >> we all have to realize that we all have our opinions and together we're going to be able to work to a solution and this is not just parkland any more. this is america. this is every student in every city and everywhere, as everybody. it's not small. it's everything. neil: that student, arianna kline, marjory stoneman douglas is here. very good to have you. how are you holding up? >> i'm okay. thank you. neil: you know, it's so much has happened just since the shooting itself and now you've heard about this move to try to reign in the type of guns, the shooter used other people saying which they can get them what do you think of all of that? >> well, i think that the age should definitely be raised to 21 because no 18-year-old should be able to have a gun that can kill multiple people within seconds and in regards to the gun laws in general, i think the focus

let's listen. >> ralph rayburn brought us a mile from stoneman douglas afternoon. again, to confirm through police there, the suspect they have identified in this shooting is in custody. now, the situation at the school campus is where where there may well still be people inside, suctions of the school building. they canvas, they clear. they evacuate them. lynn just shared. if you're on twitter, the p.d. has done a great job of providing information as quickly as they can. for pickup information, for those of you with students that attend that school, and i'm going to retweet it, and we'll go over that again, once they release it, south at betty straddling park, that's where you can pick up your kids at this point in time as per coral springs p.d. >> shepard: we've just gotten this. this comes to us from our network news service affiliate wfor in south florida that reported to us a lot of students don't have what -- their seventh period, the last period of the day. so at 2:00 p.m. when this was alleged to have begun, there would have been a big mass of shooting whe

. >> ralph told us the chips show how high quarterbacks throw, and how fast players are running. >> whatever happened to just watching the players, and knowing this guy is worn out? >> we can say, yeah, he's fatigued. all right. why is he fatigued? within this data, this can tell me when he hits the fatigue state, when he recovers from it and how hard he is able to work so we can push him right to that level and make him a better conditioned athlete for the next training sessions. >> a great example of this season would be today guerley. here is the trend line. >> the data showed the star running back got faster. >> this was actually the very play where he hit 21.1 miles an hour on that specific play. >> it seems like you could geek out on those numbers here. >> prove us right, prove us wrong or shock us, sometimes the data shocks you. >> the one thing the chips do not measure is the impact of a collision between players. the technology exists, and it could be put in a helmet. the nfl hasn't requested that data. the league has already faced a major class action lawsuit over concussions. jeff

. >> river remembered ralph nader's -- and every loser runs a terrible -- every loser. >> great campaign and then a stupid campaign. >> he ran a good campaign that year. and clinton high in the polls, he had an economy with a balanced budget and a surplus, doing that lockbox thing and wearing turtlenecks and joe lieberman didn't give him the boost he thought and getting ralph nader not to be on the ballot in florida and when james baker came to florida versus warren christopher, baker clearly was going to outgun -- >> we were also backed by the supreme court the twice by 7-numtwo margin held -- violating article 5 of the constitution by trying to change the rules after the election. if you have any doubts about the gore strategy and how cynical it was, it is over here in the library, david boys autobiography, lead lawyer for al gore who says in their they did not call for a statewide recounts which is what the law required because if they recounted all of the counties in the state gore concluded bush's lead would grow. they wanted to, quote, harvest votes by picking three very large demo

yasha monk a lecture on government to harvard and host of the good fight podcast and from frankfurt ralph coleman a journalist historian and author of the biography the german angler merkel and others thank you both for joining me in the arena ralph let me start with you in the past you've praised anglo merkel's leadership you even wrote in your twenty thirteen biography that she was quote in perfect sync with the national mood that isn't quite the case today though is it nearly half of germans according to the poll say they want merkel to resign in twenty seventeen she let her party to the worst result since nine hundred forty nine era of dominance seems to be over isn't it. there are two reasons i would say first of all she's in office for twelve years and that's lots of time even for germany and of course it's also a problem that forming the government is very difficult now and that's not a very comfortable position for and the other reason of course is refugees policy since two thousand or in two thousand and fifteen when. nearly one million a year for refugees came to germany. and of

colonel ralph peters, his op-ed is on new york post.com.resting perspective from somebody who is pro-second amendment. thank you very much. >>> we want to go back to the white house, a quick picture here. what's the latest, brad? blake burman is going to be running to the cameras right now. he's got the latest detail on the female who just crashed her car into a gate near the white house. she's been apprehended, we're going to get more in just a second. don't go away. the dow's still up about 287 points. stay with us. you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia, that can take you out of the game for weeks, even if you're healthy. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that in severe cases can lead to hospitalization. it may hit quickly, without warning, causing you to miss out on the things you enjoy most. prevnar 13® is not a treatment for pneumococcal pneumonia... it's a vaccine you can get to help protect against it. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent infections from 13 strains

>> because she looked like the victim of an assault. >> veteran homicide detective ralph hernandez, and lieutenant john carina say they now have corroboration for davern's story about the fight. two new witnesses claim they not only heard the fight, one says she saw it. >> saw figures in the back of the splendor who they recognized as being robert wagner and natalie wood. >> they don't know how she got into the water. >> do you believe natalie wood was murdered? >> i think it's suspicious enough to make us think that something happened. i don't think she got in the water herself. i don't think she fell into the water. >> but robert wagner has long said it was an accident. he only realized she was missing when he went to look for her and she was gone. >> do you think robert wagner has ever told the truth of exactly what happened? >> i haven't seen it in his version of events just don't add up to the evidence and the witnesses we found. >> back in 2011, lieutenant corina said wagner is not a suspect. he still isn't, but now. >> we investigated the case over the last six years, i think he'

everyone wearing the beautiful open ceremony outfits that ralph lauren made. a crazy sense of comradery. >> reporter: events under way. earlier, usa's 18 phenon nathin chen fell during his short program. he has never been on this big stage. can he handle the magnitude of the moment? nathan is a favorite for individual gold. team usa in second place after the first day of the team event. our friends, you heard gus talk about the outfits. ralph lauren allowed me to don the gear the athletes will be wearing. i have a heated parka on. it is rain proof. the sweet gloves. they got mixed reaction on social media. everyone i talked to, it is their favorite part. this is right up dave briggs' alley. >> i feel like i'm in the wild west. >> i don't think they go with the jacket. i like it. >> it says god bless america. >> we could use gear. just saying. thank you, coy. >>> a case involving the president's border wall heads to court today and you won't believe which federal judge will hear the case. the one the president has gone after before. that's next. you wo se e fo

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will continue talking to cia veteran ralph larsen skiver a spy agencies position and it's today squall tension. with lawmakers manufactured concern to the public well. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round certainly the one. who ignore middle of the room signals. the real news is really the world. washington's political elites chatter endlessly about memos the u.s. continues to deepen its role in the syrian proxy war of course there is no public debate about this and are the two koreas giving peace a chance. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and saw. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the funnel school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each of killian erroneous and spending two to twenty million fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy but great so what chance with. the base is going to. show the same wrong but all roles just don't call. me alone but you get to stamp out just a constant a

. >> reporter: weeks before a enzy to get inside ralph lauren in soho. >> people get hyped about it and it creates the buzz. >> reporter: ralph bringing back a popular line called snow beach, a limited collection of shirts and sneakers. >>> couldn't afford>>it. eporter: it's called a drop, number of ited products are released to the public. sometimes without any official ustice. what creates this to buy? we sat down with daniela vitale, the ceo of barney's new york. >> for us, and barney's has always been so goodt this. how do we create something in the store that really is incredible? >> reporter: for the luxury retailer it was a recent initiative called the drop at barney's. >> not only exclusive merchandise but we had a host of amazing designers, music. there were 10,000 people that came in that saturday. >> reporter: and she says 20% were new to the reiler. what does the future look like? >> i think that becomes a permanent part ofur vernacular barney's. >> reporter: some retailer exclusives are so hot they end up on secondary markets wheth sell way above the original price. >> this

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so how are aid groups responding right now to this development let's bring in ralph el hage he's the spokesman for the international red cross in the region he joins us from the lebanese capital beirut good morning to you mr hayes thanks for being with us your organization has released a statement saying it is impossible to bring in humanitarian aid humanitarian convoy in five hours so why is that morning to you and to your viewers indeed it is impossible to bring in humanitarian aid in just five hours in fact it is impossible to bring in the military aid if it's no ceasefire agreement is with held and is respected tween both parties if they come to an agreement and then they break it there is no way that humanitarian aid trucks can reach the city and safely and come back out safely to be able to deliver humanitarian aid what's needed today is that both parties respect their agreements together and allow the safe access of humanitarian aid workers into is some. ok now what are you hearing from your sources from the red cross in the area does it look like this cease fire could some po

ok let's take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking to cia veteran ralph larson discovered a spy agencies position the mits today squalls tension states and. seemed wrong. wrong just don't. let you get to see out of this thing comes to educate and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart and we choose to look for common ground. when lawmakers manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round to listen to the one percent told. us tonight we can all middle of the room sit. around the real news room. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos. to listen to you if you believe this is my complicity is going to suddenly only be . done. with. the only palestinian gets the most hopeful is jerusalem counterparts i don't think those who are on the vision. and that's. going

ralph peters, you know ralph peters. is he a military guy.olonel, he knows a lot about history and about warfare, he said there is no reap why these weapons should be in civilian hands. weapons. >> ralph is wrong. i have an ar-15. i have a lot of the friends with ar-15. we don't kill animals. i'm going to a range tomorrow and enjoy them with my family. that's what 98% of people who own ar-15s do. the reality is tha the gun is a machine. the killer is the person. without the crazy person. without the person having evil intent, the gun can't do anything. mental health has got to be dealt with. >> martha: i want to go back to mental health in a moment. one of the things that the president raised. he talked about something that perhaps is not talked about enough. we do not have the kind of mental health facilities in this country that we used to have. there were mental health institutions that got a lot of criticism and rightfully so. some of these places were so horrific they had to be shut down. now we have environment where people are sent hom

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ok let's take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking to cia veteran ralph larsen a spy agencies position the mits today swell tension. when washington's political elites chatter endlessly about memos the u.s. continues to deepen its role in the syrian proxy war of course there is no public debate about this and more that you can peace. love and war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles that will be. the new socks for the tell you that will be gossip the template for the most important. as you tell me you are not cool enough and that's like. all the hawks that we along the border will walk. and it's getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and. this if you like to believe this is my complicity is going to sell you know maybe. the only palestinians who gets the most hopeful is jerusalem counterparts i don't think some of those who are in the world under the vision to look at this. and know it's not just the heart of this lady of the musc

ralph rayburn has been working choppers in that city for 25 years. craig stevens on the anchor desk, he has been for exactly that long. lynn martinez carrying us through this tragedy. these are members of this community. they've lived there for decades. they have covered news in that very busy news market for decades. none of them has ever seen a day like today. the deadliest day and broward county, florida, school history, one of the largest school district in the country. we don't know the death toll. we are led to believe it will be significant. the gunman is in custody and's suspected gunman in the back of the squad car being taken into custody. authorities are still working the crime scene at the school and parkland were 2200 students went to school on this valentine's day. school activities are closed tonight. school will not reopen tomorrow. school will not be able to reopen tomorrow, as authorities continue and the victims have not yet been brought out of that school. another school shooting in america. in south florida, our thoughts and pray

doctor ralph cordey, thank you so much.ected of smuggling hundreds of iraqi—kurdish migrants into britain. more than 300 officers took part in series of raids across london, sussex, northumbria, and cleveland. stuart wincup reports from middlesbrough. they were targeting those suspected of running a transport network, smuggling hundreds of migrants into the uk on the back of lorries, men, women and children who had paid thousands of pounds to make the journey. there's a lot of profit to be made. and the migrants are vulnerable and are being exploited for their finances by this organised crime group. if a family came in you can imagine several thousand pounds times that family and that all going to the organised crime group. the national crime agency says it‘s already stopped a number of migrants in the back of lorries making the journey from calais to dover. in the operation those smuggled were mainly iraqi kurds who paid up to £10,000 to make and across the channel. you can make a lot of money from trafficking people into

more weakness. >> ralph, thank you very much for that market technician's perspective from ralph today's market chaos comes on the heels of a solid jobs report and the promise of rising interest rates on the eve of the new fed chair taking over. for how much these factors figured in to today's dramatic drop, we're joined by cnbc's steve liesman. >> markets were under pressure even before the jobs report. dow futures were down more than 200 points before 8:30 this morning. the job report came out at 8:30, causing a sharp spike in the ten-year yield it jumped through the 280 level, spiking the 283, right along with the report that 200,000 jobs were created in january that was stronger than the 177,000 consensus. unemployment rate unchanged at a low 4.1% the bigger story, wages surged 2.9% year over year. that was the best gain in eight years and it stoked feersz of wage driven inflation. bond yields surged as it became clear to the market that the fed is likely to hike three more times. the fed considering a chance of a fourth rate hike the ten-year trading around 2.86, the highest level s

fashion legend, ralph lauren. >> at what point did you realize what your father did?hought about them being world famous. a lot of people come up to me still. i have this sthirt wihirt with n on it kwancan i get another one. speaking of shirts. >> as a kid seeing my dad have these jars of fabric and swatches to design his shirts. i wanted to eat the fabric. i thought it looked like cannedy the was so beautiful. >> what did your father teach you in terms of how to approach business? >> what i love is my dad has very much stuck to his gut and stuck to his guns. i believe that's really important to, to follow your gut. and also, to not be a follower. my dad is a, trendsetter. i, i see come pecome pelt tors . dent look at them. you watch them it will slow you down. go your path. but don't be threatened by it. >> reporter: good advice. dylan's candy bar just celebrated its sweet 16th birthday with 16 locations nationwide. and plans to open soon in dubai and japan. >> just looking at one more time. >> dylan lauren is more than just the face of the brand. she is a working ex

>> i would think a character of ralph. >> maybe ralph. >> i have no idea what you guys are talking abouttion figure. >> oh, you will, kelly you will trust me >> yeah, i've got some research to do. sue, thank you. >> you got it. >> sue herera. >>> intel is up more than 1.5% after citi named the chip maker their top pick joining me are the "fast money" traders. >> good to be here. >> intel, a down day overall but this was a bright spot, pete can it keep going? >> i do believe it could this is an interesting company a lot of people had given up on them the reality was, acquisitions actually helped save this company. they've got cash, they've got great valuation, but they had that in the past i think the acquisitions they have made over the last couple of years, the two biggest they have ever made, actually, is already starting to hit the bottom line. that's what's really propelling this stock to the next level i know steve's got some stuff on the enterprise world they have growth across every sector >> what's your stuff, steve? >> so, kelly, obviously, enterprise has been a headwind for the

half time it's the first time the red bulls have picked up two wins on the trot since october lifted ralph pozen total side into second place but for how long. that's one of many questions we're going to get an answer to as we bring you all of saturday's action in the bonus league coming up league leaders buying music were hoping history held against a team that had beaten the record my start in seven here. and in dortmund the spotlight was on marco royce who was hoping for a happy return against hamburg and his first appearance of the season. hello and welcome to the bone display here on d w i'm at home we're going to start at the top of the table where my immediate fans were in high spirits ahead of taking on child on saturday night why well byron have done. nothing but when their last eight games in the bundesliga all shall have picked up just two victories in that span ok here's another bad omen for the world blues the last time that they won in munich this guy row scored the winner that is seven long years ago and since then shell his roster has moved on to say the least they've got a

we are looking at ralph lauren. abigail doolittle joins us with details.uren in the news olympic costumes, but a disappointing quarter. this retailer did less well stands out. they beat earnings and sales estimates, but work disappointment came -- we hopped into the bloomberg, we see that trend because cell stores for this company has been down since their fiscal fourth-quarter in 2014. ago fory equating years the company, and there has been hope of a turnaround and come back for the new ceo who was appointed last may. the idea that he could drive growth, a bit of their strategy has been to be more selective as to where they sell, so they are cutting distribution by 25%, but it seems less product on the market has also dragged on sales. vonnie: how do they get the company back? abigail: they need take get it together fashion wise and get the consumer that they lost years ago. ralph lauren was the preppy brand, but now there's all sorts of product, so there is a thought they have to reconnect with consumers. relative to sales growth, that see how bad it is.

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>> i'm ralph. mr. samuels: wait for the mike. someone turn on ralphs mic. say your question i will repeat it. >> i was asking about the repeal of the deficit tax and i knew that was a major issue. some groups are decrying the tax bill. where do you see that? mr. samuels: the question was how important is the repeal of the death tax and the calculus? mr. hassett: it was not one of the three things that i listed. i think that internet economic models -- in our economic models we tend to want to do away with it. it's something that might grass has written a lot about and he has remarked on how and polls it's almost impossible to construct a poll where you can find someone who would pay the death tax and yet attempts to be one of the least popular taxes. i think the death tax on the other hand really does fall very much on very high income people. folks who are concerned about distribution issues like the death tax a lot because of the relatively efficient device to redistribute in a manner they find attractive. because of all those factors, anyone forecasting

. >> and ralph, congratulations on the victory. and your opponent was not a trump person, i have to be honest with you. if he was, he would have done much better and does not mean that you would not have won, but he was not a trump person, but i would like the to congratulate you and what would you like the say about the infrastructure. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> and being in this meeting and infrastructure is so important. i want to start by thanking you for what you do with the military, and we build the finest warships and news, and we have the largest naval base in norfolk, and the infrastructure is so important to us, and you are visiting rural america and virginia and broadband is very, very important to us, and mr. president, what i would like for your help with is the port of virginia and the position of virginia to be the best port and we want to make sure that we are the best. >> they would be the best of the world not investing that much money relatively speaking. >> right. and we are in the process to

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ralph -- was struck while watching a basketball game.non odom joins us with more. >> reporter: good evening monica, it's police manhunt is well underway and will leave no stone overturned after a confrontation at lincoln high. the victim identified him ascal of kennedy a father of eight with two more on the way. kennedy was shot and killed yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of lincoln high school during a basketball game. and the brawlers were pushed out of the gym by school officials, we are not clear who started what and who did what to whole. >> several dozen brawlers were involved many adults, shell casings from four guns have been recovered and that kennedy was a man known to police mostly for minor scrapes with the law and one major pinch for armed robbery and known to use the name ralph broadly. >> it's unfortunate that he was killed, but by the grace of god there were no other injuries because there was a lot of ammunition on the grown. >> he went to the game with a friend and are not sure if -- they are deeply grieving. >> i

you know from ralph to do less sanderson for isle of dogs the film that opened the belly and ali it was really an innovative film a lot of fun to watch good for the whole family i should say. yeah the very best interest in terms of its style its coloring stop motion animation the dogs were all really stunning to look at and of course a stellar voice cast behind this hoss and this film is absolutely unbelievable bill murray was here to pick up the award. and this and i got a huge present and i was super excited that i had that this was going to be i think the festival thrilled that they've they've got the prize. and charlotte chelsea and bill thanks guys. the bundesliga show with pablo elliott fully l.a.'s rather is coming up with all the goals from the weekend so far could braman or hamburg gain some ground in the battle to beat the drop find out in just a few minutes time you're watching the news thanks for joining us i'm not because i wasn't i remember you can always get the latest on our website or follow us on twitter that's at d w news thanks for watching. dortmund show good like s

from ralph to do less sanderson and her isle of dogs the film that opened the belly naalehu is really an innovative film a lot of fun to watch good for the whole family i should say. yeah the very best interest in terms of its style its coloring so that's stop motion animation the dogs were all really stunning to look at and of course a stellar voice cast behind this hoss in this film is absolutely unbelievable bill murray was here to pick up the award for ways anderson yeah i'm a huge presence and i was super excited but i had that this was going to be a make the festival thrilled that they've got the prize the traitor and charlotte charleston bill thanks guys. and finally i discovered from the ancient world archaeologists in egypt have uncovered a cemetery south of the capital cairo that's more than two thousand years old the underground site houses relics including some forty stark off a guy around a thousand small statues and a gold mask scientists say the discovery provides key insights into the lives of the ancient egyptians it's expected that five years will be needed to excava

>> briefly, ralph in defense of my first book the book cuts off in 1980. the epilogue points out that the senate came back together and functioned through the '80s. so i, like mostly everyone else, identify a point in time that we usually identify with newt gingrich as part of the problem anyway. i think that i can't change the whole system. i support a lot of the reforms that people are working on particularly with respect to gerrymandered districts and changing that. the reason i focus on the senate besides the fact that is where i spent my life as you know is that they don't have that same excuse, number one. number two, there is a big cause and effect question here. bill has thought about it probably more than anybody has. of course, we're a partisan and polarized country. so the leaders have to respond to that. and i would argue that we're a polarized country in part because of the leaders, basically, because the people have not seen anyone come together to try to solve any problems. if in 2009 the republicans had joined obama in a bipartisan economic