couples struggle to get along in close proximity for so long domestic abuse survivor and compare richard williams says it's important to take preventative measures before too late. to please the right we've seen across the current the event countries that are currently unlocked and we are we've seen a 304050 percent increase rise and we know this is going to be coming to the u.k. and we need to be prepared going forward. you know is literally a pandemic upon a pandemic and this lots of things that can be done before we have this massive influx i mean in the u.k. we've seen 9 deaths in the last 3 days. and 2 of those would be the traitors so to families again by james and 3 separate killings of women i think we've seen a rise in new and cases of domestic abuse being reported and also then the the ones who have been living with this for a while. for many years may be that know and they feel that it's really had to be unlocked with the traits of the 247. and i think it's people reaching out to i am because they cannot take it anymore. well so many aspects of the pun demick surrounding it another one

violent domestic violence where it have gone up not only in china but also in europe and elsewhere richard williamss a domestic abuse survivor herself and a women's rights campaigner in the u.k. i can just put myself back with a domestic terrorist because that's what they are. you know at least 10 no i could get 8 now some breathing space but none of these victims like this know him luck to him so they are in a prince and his master terrorist so things are going to be how. the massive market change if you think perhaps your neighbor might be experiencing massive violence next door you know perhaps or not that or you know with the with it it will be to need to distance in you know and ask in everything all right many victims i was watching this and to help please make the call you should be able to dial in and report the message and use everybody's business each country has different help hotlines and organizations many of which are trying to ramp up their capacities during the crisis is calling it's too risky you can also contact many of them digitally. but thankfully this situation could also be a

how well does williams know richard sherman. this is from 2013. ed over $7,000 for that slap after seattle beat washington in the playoffs. and now, they're teammates. 49ers empire say goodbye to matt, traded to the miami dolphins for a fifth round pick parting ways with 1900-yards and six touchdowns in three seasons. the team also traded wide receiver marquis goodwin. he'll run routes with the philadelphia eagles now. 49ers got a sixth round pick for him. strong 2017. injury plagued the last two seasons. they selected three players today. the final day of the draft. west virginia offensive line man, colton, taken in the fifth round, they alts drafted georgia tight end, charlie werner and tennessee wide receiver, juwan jennings. as for las vegas, just two picks on saturday, both in the fourth round, they nabbed guard john simpson from clemson, and louisiana tech corner back, amik robinson. locally, he couldn't stick around and make 20 tackles a game forever for cal. evan weaver is going to have to make those plays on sunday. the pac-12 defensive pl

it is also awkward for williams and richard sherman. joe fonzi will explain, he is next with sports. there some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. 's >>> good evening everyone. here is what is happening. the 49ers have had time to let three days of the nfl draft and a busy day yesterday thinking. the retirement of joe staley created a domino effect. the 49ers are fortunate to have one all-pro and pro bowl tackle replaced by another. trent williams was initially chosen fourth overall by washington in 2010. a year ago, williams had surgery to remove a cancerous growth from his head. he was not happy with the way washington medical staff handled his case. he did not pla

you've got teddy roosevelt and henry cabot lodge, richard kipling, william randolph hearst. set the scene, late 1800s, what was going on in the world? spain colonized cuba. what was going on? all my projects are efforts to uncover stories that were important in history, but have been forgotten. 1898 was a moment of great change in the united states. it was the year that we decided filling up north america wasn't enough and we would continue expanding and jump from being a continental empire to an overseas empire. so the story has been told many times, one with which i have stephen: this -- familiar. stephen: this was not an automatic or easy decision. the united states was caught up in a huge national debate over whether this was the right thing to do or not. all of the arguments that we made about whether to get into vietnam, central america, or the middle east all originally were made at this time. the united states signed a treaty that we took control of the spanish colonies and that had to be ratified by the senate. the entire riveted nation. the senate met for 32 days,

. >>> up next in sports, it is an awkward reunion for trent williams and richard sherman. joe fonzi will explain, after the break. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. my wife never gets home in time to see little man go to sleep. her bus stop is a mile away. i wish i could at least walk home with her. i'm completing the 2020 census for my family. my response can impact how public funding is spent in my community. that could mean education for little man- -and a closer bus stop for her. (relieved, loving) hey. hey. shape your future. start here. complete the census at 2020census.gov. >>> here is what is happening in sports. the 49ers have had time after three days of the draft in a busy day yesterday think him. it triggered a chain

how well does williams know richard sherman? this from 2013. wait for it. there it is. lliams got fined almost $8,000 for that slap after seattle beat washington in the playoffs. now they're teammates. >>> six touchdowns in three seasons. and the team also traded wide receiver here, marquise goodwin. he'll run routes for the philadelphia eagles. injury played the last two seasons. mckifbitz taken in the fifth round. they also drafted tennessee wide receiver jajuan jennings. just two picks on saturday. both in the fourth round. they nab john simpson from clemson and louisiana tech cornerback, ameek robe. >>> jaylen hawkins was taken by the falcons in the fourth round. and evan weaver is gonna have to make those plays on sundays. the pac-12 defensive player of the year was taken in the sixth round by the cardinals. last season with the bears he led the nation in tackles and was the first time all-american. and before the draft, weaver told our own dennis o'donnell, hey, nfl teams, don't sleep on me come draft day. >> you don't see it that way, i know. what do you see? >> i

william and catherine dialled into casterton primary in burnley, from their home in norfolk. it was their first royal engagement through video conferencing. richarde. are you holding up pictures of your mummies and daddies? yeah. a royal call to children and staff at a school which is helping dozens of families in east lancashire. this is a picture of my mum and she works for the nhs as an admin for the health visitors and i am really proud of her. yeah, well done, you. can you hold it up a bit to your left so we can see it? that's it. brilliant. look at that. that's a great picture. that's a great photo. well done. it's brilliant. i agree you should be very proud of her. they are doing an amazing job, all the nhs workers. lloyd, have you got a picture too? this is a picture of my mum and she works at a special school and she helps and treats children. fantastic, and is she still working at the moment? this week. the school also delivers food to some families as well as helping with mental health provision. we are massively grateful to have their support today. and the duchess of cambridge has been our royal patron since 2013 and to really have t

richard: i would say hoover and william howard taft are unique in the history of the presidency. men who were fabulously successful at everything else they did, except the presidency. [laughter] and that is significant. herbert hoover saved more lives, fed more hungry people during and after two world wars than hitler, stalin, and mao together managed to wipe out. that is not a bad thing to have on your tombstone. what he was not, he did not have a political bone in his body. he knew it, he acknowledged it, if ego had not intruded he , probably should not have run for an office that is quintessentially political. on the other hand, we can play games. in 1920, franklin roosevelt wrote a letter to a fellow democrat saying they wished they could nominate hoover for president. both parties were interested because of his record in world war i, of beating belgium and the like. if hoover had been elected in 1920 instead of warren harding, if franklin roosevelt have been elected in 1928 instead of 1942, it is a game. but it just goes -- breaks the element of chance. in the case of hoover

from their home in norfolk, william and catherine dialled into casterton primary in burnley, their first royal engagement through video conferencing. richarderine and mrs william next to me. are you holding up pictures of your mummies and daddies?‘ to me. are you holding up pictures of your mummies and daddies? a royal call to children and staff at a school which is helping dozens of families in east lancashire. this is a picture of my mum and she works for the nhs as an admin for the health services and i'm really proud of her. well done, you. can you hold it up of her. well done, you. can you hold itupa of her. well done, you. can you hold it up a bit to your left so we can see it. brilliant, that's a great job. well done, it's brilliant. you should be very proud of her, they do an amazing job or the nhs workers. have you got a picture as well? this isa have you got a picture as well? this is a picture of my mum and she works ata is a picture of my mum and she works at a special school and she helps and treats children. is she still working at the moment? this week. the school also delivers food to some families as well as helping with m

all of them are below william henry harrison, who was only in office for one month. [laughter] i think richard called them the net negative presidencies. let's take a quick look at how the modern presidents fared. ronald reagan was the only one that made it into the top 10. lou cannon, the terrific biographer who covered him as a journalist in california, is the chapter that we did. he had a lot to say about reagan's command of storytelling while he was in office. next, george h.w. bush in 20th place. it will be interesting to see what happens to him now that he has passed, now that more records are available, and there is a bit of a halo effect once presidents leave office. we will see if he remains there. interestingly, he is also book ended by the two adams presidents. bill clinton came in at 15. we had david marinus' seminal biography as his chapter. washington post -- reporter who writes about bill clinton's duality -- that he could be both good and bad at the sing time and that kind of impacted everything that happened throughout his public career. how about george w? just out of the bot

richard cottingham. we remember our visitor on the second floor, scott d. williamsends and family from the america's kids child development center, second floor. our brother, colten wade smith. >> our brother, chase dalton smit smith. >> dominique revae johnson london. blake ryan kennedy. wanda lee howell. kevin lee gottshall ii. >> kevin deandre garrett. tyler santoy eaves. brenda faye daniels. jaycee ray coyne. elijah s. coverdale. aaron m. coverdale. antonio ensaro cooper jr. >> we continue to remember our friends and family from the america's kids child development center second floor. anthony christopher cooper ii. dana leann cooper. my nephew, zachary taylor chavez. danielle nicole bell. miss bailey alman. >> we remember our friends and family my husband, martin l. loudenslager. steven douglas curry. >> we remember our friends and family from the social security administration first floor. sharon louise wood-chestnut. w. steven williams. julie marie welch. robert n. walker jr. luther h. trainer. larue a. trainer. michael george thompson. my mother, charlotte a

attorney general william barr yes william barr the addon as well as the acting director of national intelligence richard grinnell and other senior officials insisted to a federal judge in the civil case that further disclosures about saudi connections to the $911.00 plot would imperil national security. and in case you were hoping to at least know why the contents of these documents would impair all u.s. national security. well you don't get to know that pro publica goes on to a point that the administration insisted in court filings that even its justification for that secrecy needed to remain yes secret. not even 19 years plummeting oil prices and a pandemic apparently can break down the walls of u.s. government secrecy that still surround the attacks on september the 11th 2001 which is why we are always watching the hawks. on a city street. see that this is your state . great city this least systemic deceptions show which. we're going to watch and. and i'm obese across so ms cross while they still play a game of we're not going to let you know anything about 911 not even the victims' families of the

attorney general william barr yes william barr the ad as well as the acting director of national intelligence richard grinnell and other senior officials insisted to a federal judge in the civil case that further disclosures about saudi connections to the 911 plot would imperil national security and in case you were hoping to at least know why the contents of these documents would imperil u.s. national security well you don't get to know that pro publica goes under a point that the administration insisted in court filings that even its justification for that secrecy needed.

richard engel, on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins now. >>> the manhattan bridge, the new york skyline of another stay-at-home week in new york city and elsewhere. good evening once again. day 1,177 of the trump administration. 200 days to go until the presidential election. the current president started this day wishing all americans a happy good friday. perhaps because of "the new york times" story last night saying republicans were trying to get the president to talk less every day, today's white house briefing went on for over two hours. the president said some of the coverage is fake news. he said today flatly, everyone has the ventilators they need. he said, we're in great shape in every way. he said at a certain point, it will be gone. it will be gone, he said, and it won't be much longer. he said there's not a lot of issues with testing, and we don't need full testing. he talked about, quote, the death numbers, the numbers of death. he said at one point, we're talking 50, 60, 65 maybe. what he meant was 50,000, 60,000,

williams was stanford's highest recruit since 2007. and on this day 16 years ago, the church played their first game in front of 2000 fans, including then vice president richardixon, who called in the finest ballpark in america. fast-forward now, 33 years, to barry bonds first game in a girm he homered in his first at-bat. check it out, san francisco missed the playoffs, despite winning 103 games, that was a crime, in that year, the giants had to 20 game winners, shot divorce john and billy, that's the last time >>> that's it at 5:00, we will see you back at 6:00 for another hour of news the cbs weekend news is next, and we will be back in just 30 minute's. . captioning sponsored by cbs >> gradney: be tonight easter disrupted, virus restrictions force christians to celebrate a new way. some ignore the threat as u.s. captioning sponsored by cbs >> gradney: tonight, easter disrupted. virus restrictions force christians to celebrate a new way. some ignore the threat, as u.s. deaths surge. >> this might be unlaful. >> gradney: at the vatican, the pope has a contagion of hope. boris johnson is discharged after a close call. >> it was critical either way. >> gradne

richard engel, on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. "the 11th hour" with brian williams>> the manhattan bridge, the new york skyline of another stay-at-home week in new york city and elsewhere. good evening once again. day 1,177 of the trump administration. 200 days to go until the presidential election. the current president started this day wishing all americans a happy good friday. perhaps because of "the new york times" story last night saying republicans were trying to get the president to talk less every day, today's white house brfi w

richard hofstetter, wrote that war is the enemy of reform. during the first world war, reform seemed to be strengthened rather than weakened. the war labor board, cochaired by former president william howard taft, worked to reduce labor management, and in doing so, also worst management to pay workers a decent wage. the war labor policies board headed by felix frankfurter tried to set policy for wages, hours, and union recognition. wilson took a keen interest in hourly wages. social welfare groups played a prominent role in training american troops and urban reformers helped build the many army camps needed to house and train soldiers. four. the enfranchisement of women. in an era of reform, there is little wonder that women saw an opportunity to finally win the suffrage. because suffrage had always been considered primarily a matter of state power and so even today even despite the 15th amendment and the 1965 voting rights act, women had begun lobbying state legislators right after the civil war. the wyoming territory gave women the suffrage in 1869, but by 1900, only 4 states allowed women to vote. the movement picked up steam after 1912 when alice paul, a quaker and social worke

exception probably of william rayborne who served for one unillustrious career, and he was picked because they had no other alternatives, but his main point was that he was trying to give richard helms, who he did want to be his director a year of high-level grooming. so director of operations helms is promoted to deputy director and he's in the more prominent position for a wheel year, getting more washington experience and visibility. then he checks out almost by design and helms is elevated to the directorship in 1966. now, what i mean by direct experience here is that an individual was either a prak tissuer of intelligence that is, an analyst, a case officer, or they ran an intelligence organization, like they were head of air force intelligence in the case of vandenberg or they were a senior officer in a military intelligence service like general hayden was air force attache for a while and so forth. so you're either a practitioner or you've run an intelligence organization. indirect experience means a person who was a consumer or a user of intelligence in a foreign policy or national security position. not a practitioner but someone who had all the clearances needed, use