reynolds afterr.j. reynolds -- after r.j. reynolds dies, one of her desires is to set up a school on the r.j. reynolds estate, for her children, for the farmers, and for the people who work on the estate and in that area. so she wants to set up a model school, because they are segregated in this period. and in setting up these model schools, she looks for a principal to lead them. and she looks for a young man who is almost 10 years her junior, who is a world war i veteran and has a davidson education and has experience being a principal. to bee invites him principal, and very quickly they fall madly in love and she ends atmarrying this man johnston, she ends up marrying him. and when she had her last child with r.j. reynolds, she was told that she could have no more children. however, she was pretty stubborn and wanted to have a child with her new husband. she is pregnant, the child dies at birth, and then it she is pregnant again in 1923, 1924. she has that baby, she goes to new york to new york hospital to get the best of

reynolds.o by the early 20th century, 'll of r.j. reynolds competitors in winston and the surrounds have gone. they have all folded up into his company. mean while, -- meanwhile, the supreme court is looking into monopolies, including tobacco. and the supreme court rules that we have to bust these monopolies, and r.j. reynolds gets his company back. meanwhile, he has been experimenting with cigarettes. not like tobacco. he's not supposed to do this under duke but he brings in researchers and is doing this anyway. and he brings in a swiss chemist and is trying all kinds of laboring's, like -- all kinds of flavorings, like saccharine. so he is all set when the ruling comes to take his tobacco to market. that is 1910. and he dies in 1918, when the company just takes off. company wasnolds very successful with camel teens,tes through the 19 during world war i, putting camel cigarettes and soldier packs. so the company just really took off from the 1920's through the depression era of the 1930's. a 1

howard by rank assumed command when reynolds was killed. so he is leading the 11th corps. there is also the first corps and beauford's cavalry outside of gettysburg. and meade makes it hancock's job to go up there and relieve howard of command and take the hill. there is an irregularity in that. hancock is meade's -- hancock is junior in rank to general howard, not by much. i believe they became major generals on the same day, which makes them equal. but i believe that howard became a brigadier general before hancock, making him in that sort of tiebreaker, making him hancock's senior. by the way, this picture, this deal gallon image, shows the two men, hancock and meade, at gettysburg. ok, so i'm not saying this illustration intends to illustrate them at taneytown. it is just a nice image of the two meeting at taneytown, not gettysburg, for accuracy there. here is a diagram that intends to be accurate for july 1. we have the confederates attempting to concentrate west of gettysburg. and we have the union scattered itself not very far from gettysburg. but what happens is, b

>> when the first corps goes into action, one of their earliest casualties is general reynolds.ate skirmisher. >> reynolds' death leaves the union army with a void in its combat leadership. >> fire by section! >> but young men, like bayard wilkeson quickly fill the void. >> fire! >> just north of gettysburg, the 19-year-old is commanding an artillery brigade and making a desperate stand against advancing rebel forces. >> fire! >> them graybacks are coming in thick, sir. ain't enough shells to hold them back. >> wilkeson's battery held that position under terrific enemy fire, exchanging fire both with confederate infantry, as well as confederate artillery. and, yet, the first day goes very badly for the union army. >> we've been ordered to hold this hill. by god, that's what we'll do. >> lieutenant! >> [ groans ] >> lieutenant. what should i do? >> [ groaning ] get me to a hospital. [ groans ] >> lieutenant. >> when robert e. lee arrives in gettysburg, his confidence is boosted by developments on the ground. the union is in retreat, and with his battle plan succeeding, he presses

jason reynolds joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so, you're here on a great night.ore we get do that, as president trump's allies ramp up their attacks on special counsel robert mueller, speaker of the house paul ryan has decided now is the perfect time to get out of washington. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: president trump is already dealing with a mountain of embarrassing and potentially incriminating stories. but just before we started taping this show, we got another one about that infamous, salacious, allegation involving trump and a certain sex act in a hotel room in moscow. thanks to former fbi director james comey's new book. ♪ >> we're back with our experts as we follow multiple breaking stories, including some explosive new excerpts from the former fbi director james comey's new book. >> this is regarding comey writing about trump. he brought up what he called "the golden showers thing," adding that it bothered him if there was, quote, "even a 1% chance," end quote, his wife melania thought it was true.

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ryan reynolds. >> ryan reynolds. >> jimmy: is that true? house, upstate new york, we are walking down a skinny little hallway, and we did that thing, that thing where you're kind of going towards each other, and you do that dance where you both go the same way, and you go -- [ laughter ] you don't know what to say. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we did that, and ryan goes, without missing a beat he says, "how about we take our pants off and relax?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go, he's got to be -- he's that fast. >> i'm not gay. >> jimmy: no. [ light laughter ] >> but i thought about it. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's ryan reynolds. >> ryan reynolds. [ cheers and applause ] so anyway, he said that, and i write it -- i said, "that's a song." i immediately said, "that's a a song." >> jimmy: really, and so you wrote that song? >> i had it written about five feet past him, yeah. >> jimmy: would there be any way that you could maybe play a a little bit of that? [ cheers and applause ] happen to have a guitar right here. ♪ >> nice. >> jimmy: b

looking for that would have won you a big red stamp of rejection on your job application well paul reynolds who was a b.b.c. correspondent from one nine hundred seventy eight to two thousand and eleven writes that one thousand nine hundred eighty four memo yes one thousand eight hundred four memo lays out the undesirable list on the left there were the communist party of great britain the socialist workers party the workers' revolutionary party and the militant tendency but the right wasn't alone on the right the national front and the british national party these were all things get you rejected needless to say on my fives and b.b.c.'s collusion on hiring practices has not gone over too well with reporters who were who were rejected by b.b.c. during that time including journalist isabel hilton who stated quote i felt that the b.b.c. had betrayed public trust by promoting a system in the u.k. by which the secret police were licensing and blacklisting journalists whenever i hear the b.b.c. boasting about it spying traditions of journalism i feel a minor stab of outrage. as should we all beca

us on facebook live on the pages of the missouri school of journalism, missouri school of law and reynolds journalism institute. i'm barbara cochran. director of missouri's washington program which brings students here for a semester to work and study in the nation's capitol. today's program is presented by the university of missouri school of journalism and school of law, ms. sy advantage, the -- mizzou advantage, price sloan fund for media ethics and law, the national press club journalism institute, the reynolds journalism institute and the level lynn y. davis foundation. so with that backing how can we fail? in a moment we'll hear from these fine folks on stage headed by lyrissa litsky. while i'm doing that, i want to encourage to you silence your cell phone in case you might have for forgotten that. we have twitter hashtags you can use. they're displayed on the screen here, #hurley2008, #truth trustfirst amendment. if you feel the need to tweet use those hashtags. today's symposium on the first amend and the challenges it that'ses. america's founding fathers believed in an independent

dean reynolds, cbs news, brooklyn park, minnesota. 0. >> quijano: when we return, he earned $2 a dayg cobalt, but dreamed of going to school. thanks to some special help, he is. >> >> quijano: we endin end tonighn central africa, in the the democratic republic of congo, it is a politically unstable country, extremely rich in natural resources. its largest export is raw minerals used to make cellphones and laptops. much of it is mined by children. debora patta has been following a boy name ziki who dreamed of ditching the mines and going to school. now his dream has come true. >> we first met ziki swaze here at a mine in the blis. >> blistering heat, there he is with a christmas sweater on, hard to miss at just 11 years old. he is one of an estimated 40,000 children getting paid a pittance to produce the cobalt that powers our electronics. every evening, ziki, an orphan, returns home with a dollar or two for his family. >> i feel very bad because i can see my friends going to school ziki told us, and i am struggling. >> when you go to sleep at night, before you go to sleep, what do yo

dean reynolds looks into this. >> our goal would be to take a photograph of each of the fingerprintsach piece of evidence. >> reporter: in a dark lab, these experts are busy solving crimes. >> what did he get convicted of? >> a number of crimes including grand larceny and conspiracy in california. >> reporter: the lab uses the latest in digital forensics to nab suspects. >> process those fingerprints and turn those over to law enforcement. >> turn those over because these pressure chambers and rows of monitors are not located in a police department. they're at target, you know, the retailer. i'm at one of the 1,800 target stores nationwide and all of them can be viewed live from several angles at the company's national investigation center. lautenbach is the senior corporate security manager. >> why do you need this? >> really, our business is organized retail fraud. >> reporter: target opens about 300 case as year and is so efficient, actual police departments have asked for its help. 20% of the lab's work doesn't even involve offenses against the store. >> we have found it in this

and ryan reynolds just shot down reports that his marriage is in trouble. joined the couple in new york where it was #romancegold. the report claimed they were struggling to spend quality time together. not this week, and they made it a family affair. ryan was beaming next to his wife blake and mom tammy as they supported their friends at the premiere for their movie "a quiet place." >> you've got the reynolds here tonight. >> i know. >> ahh. >> they just had a -- >> it looked like we were going on a date, but we were probably all just going home to crash. together. >> it's just a lot of hotness. >> really? >> it's like a lot to take in. >> that's very nice. play dates with each other. where are we going to meet at, things like that. >> john's got jokes. and that comes in handy onset, especially when you're correcting your first horror film and starring opposite your own wife, another first. >> you're so relieved because you're entering it with a certain apprehension that maybe we wouldn't work well together. and we loved it. >> let me ask you this, who was

dean reynolds, cbs news, tipton, indiana. >>> still ahead on the "morning news," roadside hero. a good samaritan saves a driver after a fiery crash. >>> and a live-saving play patriots star julian edelman may have prevented another high school shooting. this is the "cbs morning news." high school shooting. this is the "cbs morning news." this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are

>> ninan: dean reynolds reporting. thank you, dean. well, up next, a surprising new chapter for neighborhood bookstores. how they turned the page from bust to boom. >> ninan: across the country, the last saturday in april is independent bookstore day. there are about 1,700 of them in the u.s. a decade ago, they appeared to be on the verge of extinction, but in recent years, hundreds have opened. tony dokoupil has more on america's indie bookstore boom. >> i am a mom, and i frequently lie to my children. ( laughter ) >> reporter: on a thursday night in legrange, illinois, comedy fans were all but rolling in the aisles, which is good news if you're selling what's in those aisles. ( laughter ) that's right-- this is a bookstore. >> thanks so much for coming in! >> reporter: help me draw the connection between books and comedy shows. >> because we host a lot of different events. it's good for business, but it's also good for our community. >> reporter: becky anderson is a co-owner of anderson books, which began as a pharmacy and has been i

dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up, ronan farrow tells us about his book "war on peace:nd of diplomacy and decline of american influence." and e-ron barnett shows how artificial intelligence and automation could be the future of farming and your food. >>> in china, a new credit score-type system that tracks citizens' behavior has arrived. ben tracy looks at how the chinese government is using advanced recognition software to monitor and keep score. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ it's tuesday, april 24th. i'm kenny choi. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> you are looking live at the city of san francisco, check out the lights glowing through that morning overcast fog. it is tuesday, april 24, good orng, i'm kenny choi. >> and we are beginning with breaking news in the east bay, concord police issued an evacuation order after a structure fire on glendo street. it is across the street from the renaissance apartments. no injuries have been reported. we have a crew on the way and we will have an upda

the first sponsor was good old southern boy tobacconist are r.g reynolds -- rj reynolds, and then nextel go from rj reynolds, when i got corporate legitimacy to nextel. getting further away from this idea. when authenticity becomes marketable, nascar starts to think about this. in their current promotional literature, the first time they ever did this in 70 years. there is no way around it, nascar's roots are soaked in the very tips of moonshine. so there is something cool about this right now, even though we have people like this around the track. mechanics, racers, the owner of nascar himself, or all very deeply soaked in the world of moonshine. bill francis, whose family still owns nascar, this is the most valuable sports family in the world, but they do not feature in the same way. i watched mark cuban being interviewed. and i said, why does he have such an enormous profile? this family is enormously wealthy because of nascar. they originally raced for, borrowed money from and sought guidance from moonshiners. what nascar ran into in the early 2000 because of people like this was thi

thff. >> glor: dean reynolds, thank you. facebook made a stunning admission today.t of its two billion users have likely had their personal information collected and shared with outsiders. facebook now says up to 87 million people, including more than 70 million americans, may have had their data misused by a political consulting firm during the 2016 election. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg will testify before congress wixt week, we learned today. ed a phone call with reporters today, zuckerberg apologized to users, but insisted he is still the right person to run his company. there are developments in the controversial arrest of a man in forth worth, texas. earlier this week, we showed you cell phone video that angered many. but the public is now getting a different view from the officers' bodycameras. david begnaud has our update. >> reporter: it all started with this amateur video posted online, showing a fort worth whlice officer punching a man four times, while another officer knees him to gain centrol. ( sirens ) y sterday, fort worth police released body cam

the kids love the bright lights: starring carrie fisher and debbie reynolds, but i do wonder whetherisher and debbie reynolds. when you are older you can become an inventor. 0r anything that has coding. over here we have something thatis coding. over here we have something that is actually called an inventor kit. how exciting is that? what are you up to? we press this and then we pressed edit so we can change the picture. we can actually change the picture. we can actually change the picture and how it looks. this magnetic electronic building system challenges the kids to create reactions. a bus will go. there are advanced functions are allowing smart home interventions —— bars. the guides get updated so provide a variety of things to do. the set is also compatible with lego bricks. variety of things to do. the set is also compatible with lego bricksm is encouraging our brains to get a bit better. i have no idea what they are going to invent next but i will leave them to it. over here we have a credible drone. how are you getting on? good. it will raise up and then it will turn and g

. >> and ryan reynolds throws some shade, as he should. the skinny's next. gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. ♪ skinny ♪ >>> we are going to begin, yes, ♪ skinny ♪ >>> we are going to begin, yes, is that what it does? >> bing, bing. >> the illuminati football specimen known as tom brady. he has appeared to try his hand at quote-unquote normal life. >> so we've heard about brady's meticulous health regimen. he's eoted his own guide to healthy living on his tom versus time web series, and he looks like he's got a houseful of equipment, so it looks like he has all he needs to stay in prime form right there at home. but check it out. here he is mixing it up at the equinox. >> look at that. he goes to equinox. that's a precision running lab in massachusetts. the cost for a non-member to attend one class, by the way, is $30. >> oh, that's it? >> yeah. so clearly that super bowl loss hit him really, really hard. yeah. >> he's looking for bargains now. >>> mark zuckerberg has spent the last couple days being grilled on cap

looking for that would have won you a big red stamp of rejection on your job application well paul reynolds who was a b.b.c. correspondent from one nine hundred seventy eight to two thousand and eleven writes that one thousand nine hundred eighty four memo yes one thousand eight hundred four memo lays out the undesirable list on the left there were the communist party of great britain the socialist workers party the workers revolutionary party and the militant tendency but the right was alone on the right the national front and the british national party these were all things gets you rejected needless to say on my fives and b.b.c.'s collusion on hiring practices has not gone over too well with reporters who were who were rejected by b.b.c. during that time including journalist isabel hilton who stated quote i felt that the b.b.c. had betrayed public trust by promoting a system in the u.k. by which the secret police were licensing and blacklisting journalists whenever i hear the b.b.c. boasting about its fine traditions of journalism i feel a minor stab of outrage. as should we all because

dean reynolds is following this story. >> i want to say again what i have said from the beginning: thisa political witch-hunt. >> reporter: far from resigning, the governor repeatedly said the accusations were overblown and adlled with falsehoods. >> over three years ago, i made a personal mistake. i engaged in a consensual t lationship with a woman who is not my wife. it was a private mistake. >> reporter: it is the latest chapter in a salacious story involving an admitted affair the married governor had with his hairdresser in 2015, just months before he took office. >> reporter: and today, a report by a special bipartisan investigative committee detailed much of it, referring at one point to testimony which alleged greitens struck his mistress in the face, taped and blindfolded her, groped her without her consent, and called her a whore. it has prompted legislators to call for greitens to step down. >> we really shouldn't have a governor that makes this kind of news. >> reporter: in addition, the st. louis circuit attorney launched an investigation over an allegation that greitens tr

looking for that would have won you a big red stamp of rejection on your job application well paul reynolds who was a b.b.c. correspondent from one nine hundred seventy eight to two thousand and eleven writes that one thousand nine hundred eighty four memo yes one thousand eight hundred four memo lays out the undesirable list on the left there were the communist party of great britain the socialist workers party the workers' revolutionary party and the militant tendency but the right was alone on the right the national front and the british national party these were all things get you rejected needless to say on my fives and b.b.c.'s collusion on hiring practices has not gone over too well with reporters who were who were rejected by b.b.c. during that time including journalist isabel hilton who stated quote i felt that the b.b.c. had betrayed public trust by promoting a system in the u.k. by which the secret police were licensing and blacklisting journalists whenever i hear the b.b.c. boasting about it spying traditions of journalism i feel a minor stab of outrage. as should we all because

dean reynolds is following this story. >> i want to say again, what i have said from the beginning. this is a political witch-hunt. >> far from resigning, the governor repeatedly said the accusations were overblown. and filled with falsehoods. >> over three years ago, i made a personal mistake. i engaged in a consensual relationship with a woman who know it my wife. it was a private mistake. >> it is the latest chapter in a salacious story involving an admitted affair, the married governor had with his hairdresser, in 2015. just months before he took office. today a report by a spoeshl bipartisan investigative committee detailed much of it. referring at one point to testimony which alleged he struck his mistress in the face. taped and blindfolded her. groped her without her consent. and called her a whore. it prompted legislators for the governor how to step down. >> we shouldn't really have a governor that makes this kind of news. >> in addition the st. louis circuit attorney launched an investigation over an allegation that he tried to blackmail his mistress into silence by threat

until ten o'clock tonight so i'm talking to some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen reynolds playing the song but all. it's all. in one thousand nine hundred i was the first woman to work in this one particular mine and my job was what they called the belt boy and then they started calling me the belt person because i was a female so when i would go underground everybody would be kind of gathered to see this woman coming out of the mines you know and then i remember my face would be all black with the coal dust and i was a little bit vain so i would have a handkerchief and i would wipe my face off before i would come outside so it would be all clean. so that it but the guys would always be looking for me to come out because it was just so amazing i guess to them to see a woman working in the mines molding it's all true. for manalo no. i remember when i was in high school i loved earth science i love the mountains of anything to do is rocks and my earth science teacher back then said there's going to be eight hundred years of coal and when he said that that's when things were

and eighty's from los angeles he is rob reynolds. forty two years after he began a rampage of murder rape and fear authorities in california say a man alleged to be the golden state killer is behind bars in a perfectly executed arrest by detectives arrested james joseph d'angelo seventy two years old living in citrus heights dns low was taken into custody at his suburban home near sacramento during part of the period when the crimes occurred he was a sacramento area policeman well very possibly he was committing the crimes during the time he was employed as a peace officer the golden state killer also known as the east area rapist allegedly murdered at least twelve people sexually assaulted forty five and broke into more than one hundred and twenty homes across california in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's detectives collected massive amounts of physical evidence and tips but were on able to crack the case until recent advances in d.n.a. technology we all knew as part of this team that we were looking. for a needle in a

rob reynolds just here on. the launch of muscles latest aplomb at home to spacecraft has been postponed the chance of saying exoplanet survey satellite or tests as it's known will shed gel to take off on monday from cape canaveral in florida blastoff has been delayed by at least forty eight hours after navigation issue with the space x. rocket james to sling it into orbit test will spend two years in space and scanned eighty five percent of the sky in search of planets that support life. a top stories currently on al-jazeera russia says chemical weapons investigators will enter the syrian city of doom on wednesday this after it was accused of denying them access to the kremlin has also rejected u.s. accusations that its tampered with the site of the suspected gas attack on april the seventh earlier representatives of the global war stalled the o.p.c. w. held an emergency meeting in the hague about the lack of access oscar says the o.p.c. w team camp into duma just yet because of saturday's airstrikes by the u.s

it's played a huge role in changing how people listen to and pay for music from los angeles rob reynolds reports. spotify is debut on wall street came without the bell ringing in the whole of elude it normally a company hot initial public offerings the company says its focus isn't on making a splash but on building a long term strategy we do think the mob is going to be strong for spotify it's you know it's quite a sexy stock it's quite a sexy industry. the twelve year old swedish company jumped into a dominating position in music streaming convincing customers to pay a monthly subscription fee allowing them to choose from millions of songs online instead of paying to own individual tunes starting out with a handful of people working out of a back room stockholm office spotify now has seventy one million eight subscribers worldwide that's double the number of its closest competitor apple music the streaming model was initially resisted by the music industry but since streaming became widespread around twenty fifteen spotify has helped drag the music industry into profitability after a de

rob reynolds al-jazeera. canada is withdrawing the families of diplomats posted in cuba after new information on the styria still misses which affected stuff and it's have an embassy diplomats from canada and the u.s. first report the symptoms of headaches dizziness and nausea last year now medical specialists say they have brain injuries cuban officials say there are no who wants behind the attack. in america and it's illness in human ins in have i know with more. the latest episode in the saga involving health issues of diplomats from the united states and canada here in cuba involves the families of canadian diplomat the canadian government as it is now we're drawing these families because it cannot guarantee their health this after more than a year of investigations carried out by cuban american and canadian specialists they have never been able to come up with a satisfactory explanation as to what has been ailing or what was ailing these diplomats in two thousand and seventeen the symptoms were knowledge

dean reynolds in chicago. thank you. >>> up next here tonight. we have breaking news on the health of president george h.w. bush. we're back right after this. i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> breaking news from texas. former president, george h.w. bush has been admitted to the hospital in houston after contracting an infection that spread to his blood. a spokesman says he is responding to treatment now. mr. bush's wife, former first lady barbara bush died last week and was buried on saturday. >> what is the reason why are you are removing me from the plane? >> fierce struggle in miami as police removed a d

dean reynolds looked into this. >> our goal will be to take a -- photograph of each of the fingerprintsece of evidence. >> in the dark recesses of this laboratory near minneapolis, experts like rick lautenbach are busy solving crimes. >> what do you get convicted of snen. >> grand larceny. >> the lab uses the latest in digital forensics to nab suspects. >> process the fingerprints. turn those over. >> turn those over. these pressure chambers, and rows of computer monitors, are not located in a police department. >> target national investigation center how can i help you? >> they're at target, the retailer. i'm at one of the 1800 target stores nationwide, and all of them can be viewed live from several angles at the company's national investigation center. >> lautenbach senior corporate security manager. >> why do you need this? >> for target, really our business problem is organized retail crime. organized theft. fraud. >> target's lab opens about 300 cases a year. and is so efficient actual police departments have asked for its help. 20% of the lab's work doesn't even involve offenses

garfield reynolds, thank you so much. cross asset editor. forget also to check our gtv library for some of the charts that you just saw there in that segment and the ones earlier in this hour. it's on gtv on the bloomberg terminal. now the trump administration as you mentioned is going to be deciding later tuesday which ountries are going to be spared tariffs and which will not. we go to the conference in l.a., our chief international correspondent for southeast asia is there. how concerned are people about this tension, this tariff tension? >> well, it is a grave concern because of the representer educations. from get some perspective the trade secretary steven mnuchin. >> i'm trying to make it easy for you. >> of course he was just here. mean, the jury is still out regarding the tariffs to be imposed on steel and aluminum. they say some allies will be xempted not all. >> certainly the agreement has been reached between prime minister and the president. the two of them have spoken on a number of occasions and we are confident we have an exe

. >> another couple going strong ryan reynolds and blake lively in spite of reports they were strugglingspend quality time together. ryan responding on twitter. quote i wish. i could use a little me time. >> couldn't we all. quality time is what prince harry and meghan markle were about this easter weekend. the two opting out of the royal celebration and it tops tonight's royal report. >> while duchess kate who is very close to her due date and prince william attended easter service with the queen, harry and meghan were absent. the service was held at st. george's chapel at windsor castle, the same church where the two will get married next month. where were they? the engaged couple is said to have had plans to enjoy a private weekend together. >> and there's bombshells from a new book about meghan's first marriage. author andrew morton who was princess diana's official biographer writes that meghan's split with ex-husband trevor engleson was abrupt, quote, trevor went from cherishing meghan to as one friend observed feeling like he was a piece of something stuck to the bottom of her sho

us on facebook live on the pages of the missouri school of journalism, missouri school of law and reynolds institute. i'm the director of missouri's washington program, which brings students here for a semester to work and study in the nation's capital. today's program is presented by the university of missouri school of journalism and school of law missou advantage. the evelyn y davis foundation, and with that backing, how can we fail. in a moment we'll hear from the fine folks on stage and dean of the missouri school of law, say hello, please. and for now, though, i want to spend a few minutes laying the groundwork for today's conversation, and while i'm doing that, i want to encourage you to silence your cell phone in case you might have forgotten that and also, we have some twitter hashtags you can use and they're displayed on the screen here, #hurley2018. #truthtrustfirstamendment. so if you feel moved to tweet, please use those hashtags. today's symposium on the first amendment and the challenges it faces could not be more relevant to our student study of press, freedom, and our very

reynolds, when they got corporate legitimacy, to nextel. getting further and further away from this idea. when authenticity becomes marketable, nascar starts to think about this. in our current promotional literature, the first time they ever did this in 70 years. there's no way around it, nascar's roots are soaked to the tip in moonshine. they don't have to be ashamed of , even though we have people like this around the track. racers, the owners -- the owner of nascar himself, very deeply soaked in the world of moonshine. bill francis, whose family still owns nascar, this is the most valuable sports family in the world but they don't feature in the same way. i watch mark cuban being interviewed. why is this guy have such an enormous profile but this family is enormously wealthy because of nascar. they originally raced for, barb money from and sought guidance -- borrowedners money from and sought guidance from moonshiners. what nascar ran into in the early 2000's was this very hard and difficult negotiating space. and note keep our fans all

." >> you've got the reynolds here tonight. >> i know. did they come through? >> yeah.y're right there. >> they're so cute. cutest, cutest, cutest. they're the best. >> my sister and stanley are coming as well. >> uh-oh, triple date night. >> stanley is her "devil wears prada" co-star stanley tucci married to emily's sister felicity blunt who is pregnant with their second child. >> who are we if we can't protect them? >> this film is actually emily and john's first together in their nearly eight years of marriage. >> i've obviously been the biggest fan of hers forever, but to see her on set do what she does, it's a whole different thing. >> allowing that sort of new side that we saw in each other was really bonding. it was like very cool. >> speaking of bonding, at the after party it was guy's night out as jennifer aniston's ex justin theroux showed up solo and posed with stanley and john. at home the krasinskis out numbered with two daughters, but emily says he still may have the upper hand. >> they may like johnny even more than me which is slightly upsetting at times

that's kyle reynolds and as it happens see how he's off the right hand side of his bike standing next to to it? >> what happened? he's off the buck. >> he probably got bucked off. >> held on to the handle bars. >> exactly what's going on. he was basically holding on for deer life, the miracle being that everyone else manages to avoid him and he just pops back in the seat and keeps going. >>> the skydiving schools are popping up in different cities across the can't. they have those big wind tunnels and anyone can go really and check it out, pay for some time and feel the wind as if you were free falling like a base jumper. that's what this lovely lady is doing here. she thought she was going to go and have a great time in the tunnel. she's got an instructor there with her. look at the big smile on her face. did you notice that? there's someone on the other side of the glass outside tunnel down on one knee holding a tiny little box. >> maybe he's just waiting for her, right? >> oh, he's waiting for her, all right. the instructor knows what's up so he's trying to troll her and look. he's

that may now be solved by decades of relentless investigation and detectives who never gave up rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. at least thirteen children have been killed in northern india when a train hit the school then the driver of the vehicle was also killed it happened at a requesting in the town of caution ago twelve other children were injured there on their way to school. now philippine president roderigo to territory has all but a six month closure of a popular holiday destination that he says tourist turned into a cesspool barricades tokyo's waters and white sand beaches attract about two million tourists a year with a billion dollars in revenues it's now declared off limits when the government looks at sewage related problems critics say it's an overreaction affecting people who depend on the island for their jobs stephen root is a fellow in residence with the social weather stations that's an engine survey group in manila he joins us live via skype so the philippines president had condemned the island's hotels restaurants tourist business is accusing them of dumping sewage

rob reynolds al-jazeera the head of the new south wales fire service says there's evidence a bushfirethreatening launch parts of sydney was started deliberately so and a half thousand hectares of bush land around the city have been burnt since saturday they say it's miraculous that nobody's been injured and no homes have been destroyed. still ahead this news hour. the legends of the ice. in sports. and after not. a second korean air. is. accused of. business updates. going places together. business updates. going places together. jordan's gearing up for a future with more people switching to electric cars and german companies investing in charging stations across the country and as a country that doesn't produce oil jordanians are embracing the move away from fuel burning cars well ports. the engine hardly makes a sound and that can mean hashem sane often forgets to turn off the ignition he admits he's parked and walked off with the car still running but that quiet and not having to fill up are two of the reasons the college student loves driving his electric car that benefits is just

covering this story from both sides of the us mexico border in a moment we'll be speaking to rob reynolds who's standing by for us in san ysidro inside the u.s. but first let's go to manuel but apolo who is just a short distance to the south of drop in the mexican border city of tijuana manuel basically we're seeing pictures of people climbing on to the fence is there a sense that some will try and sneak across the border i mean what's your impression of how many will try to take the legal route. a lot of the images though that you may have seen of people climbing atop the fence as part of the demonstration earlier today at the border into one it was more of a festive scene people celebrating that they finally arrived at the place where they would be turning themselves to border authorities since then though that group about somewhere around two hundred individuals have made their way to the actual border crossing into one and that you're going to see a large group of people behind me unfortunately we have heard that announcement that they will not be allowing anyone that doesn't have the

let's go to rob reynolds now who is in sun in sea drove the border crossing there just south of san diego and as manya was explaining that these migrants some two hundred of them have been on the road for a month it's been a grueling trip what sort of reception are they likely to get from the american authorities. well we've been told by experts in american law that the u.s. authorities are obligated to take any immigrants who make a claim of asylum and say that they are. in legitimate fear of having of being persecuted if they were to be sent back home they have to take those people and process them now the u.s. government says that the processing. will be swift and expeditious the attorney general jeff sessions is sending more immigration judges down to this area to speed things along and the head of homeland security has said that people who are found to be submitting false claims for asylum might be prosecuted and if convicted punished not exactly clear how it would be determined whether there was a false claim or not but in general they keep the people who come and say to a u.s. bord