remember, timothy mcvay and eric rudolph they were both connected to the oklahoma city bombing. now, law enforcement they went to the hotel as you might remember yesterday and apparently at that point moles said that he had a gun in the room. there were also guns downstairs. also one interesting thing that we learned today through this court documents, moles said that he -- withdrew, excuse me, $10,000 in cash but he account. now t-remember, the oklahoma city bombing was on 4/19. so, authorities are kind of drawing a connection there. once again, just to recap tonight, what authorities are asking, federal authorities here are asking that mr. moles be kept overnight for a court hearing that should be held tomorrow a detention emergency but at this point the d.c. superior judge says he needs to figure out if he has the authority tonight to go ahead and hold him or release him. federal prosecutors are saying, listen, for the protection of the community, they do not believe that mr. moles should be released tonight and that should be talked about tomorrow in federal court. so, we'll

deputies also say rudolph lied to them and tried to make the deaths look like an accident.aces multiple felonies. ( will ) british officials are investigating a cyber-attack on the country's parliament. the breach was discovered after "unauthorized attempts to access accounts." the house of commons said that as a precaution, remote email access for members has been turned off to protect the network from hackers. the national cyber security center and the national crime agency are investigating. it is not clear how many people were affected. ( will ) snapchat released a new feature called 'snap map.' it allows snapchat users to share their location with their friends. but there are concerns about that feature sara zendehnam tells us why users need to be careful when using 'snap map'. snapchat graduates from puppy filters to connecting users all across the world.the new opt in snap map feature shares your location with your snapchat friends but does it cross a line?eunice gonzalez snapchat user "honestly i think it's kind of creepy people can actually see you when you zoom it

he left voice messages saying he was going to bring down big pharma and made references to terror rudolph. alison: we are learning more about the person who tried to jump the bike racks at the white house yesterday. jonathan: roses are lining up outside the national museum of african american history and culture. after a noose was found inside the museum. not the first noose found in the area in last movement we have more. >> this is a sign of hatred and intimidation. >> d.c. author bundles about what nooses mean. >> they know a message is being sent. >> it was found at the national museum of african american history and culture. we have sign instances at a frat house to nooses with bananas university. a week ago another vh1 found at the hirshbohn museum. >> this was a scare tactic. >> a noose found in the segregation exhibit. they decided to stand against this. >> i am also pleased and heartened that there are so many people who know this is not the right thing to do. >> that nasty strain is always going to be there. when the people of the scholar make progress there is a backlash. >> a

and myra rudolph. this year's class is 39% female and 30% people of color.ase in racial diversity. >> that's good but on i four in ten females. >> since 2016. remember the backlash when oscar nominees were white. >> long overdo. how about this for a big auction item. r2d2 got sold. it was sold for $2.7 million. we don't know who bought it. >> well worth it for those who got it. oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. enamel is the white, outer layer of your tooth surface. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend the new pronamel strong and bright. it's going to give their patients whiter

in a message company said his car look like timothy mcveigh and eric rudolph, were going on a camping trip. a police report indicates he but does notptsd take medication because it makes him suicidal and he seems to have an up session with timothy mcveigh, only living $4.19 in his bank account. the oklahoma city bombing was 04 -19-95. duncanation secretary devonte made another stop in the district, this one a much different scene than in february. suzanne kennedy was at the school in southeast when betsy >> secretary of education betsy devos spent a good portion of her morning at the eagle academy public charter school in southeast washington, this four year old serves pre-k, three-year-olds to third-graders, a charter school, and education model of which she is a proponent. ae visit was different than one to eight washington middle school that took place in february where protesters attempted to block her entrance to jefferson middle school to show their opposition to her education policy. after visiting both public and charter schools in the metro region, i asked the secretary what

chris rudolph was here from maryla maryland. you came here just for this? >> it's a good time to see old friends and new friends and enjoy pride. >> reporter: for some it's an annual tradition, watching performers and listening to the philadelphia gay men's chorus, but it's new for claire and laura from swarthmore. >> it's our first year and we're really excited to be out and proud. >> reporter: nice to see everyone really excited and pumped to be out here and to be strong by everybody who is in the same place as you are. >> reporter: for all the performers, members of the nbc 10 team and nbc 10's storm force and making an attorney attorney gloria allred and a red make america gay again hat and at penn's landing actress megyn ma lalli. >> we need to keep marching away from the darkness and the bright light within within us. >> reporter: and mayor jim kenney. >> i'm happy that people can be 100% themselves 100% of the time in a city like philadelphia, and i wouldn't want to live anywhere else. >> reporter: there was also plenty of security here today. at one

terri cruz, leslie jones, and myra rudolph. 30% people of color. >> are those numbers supposed to be good? >> yes, when you consider it's a more than 300% increase in racial diversity since just last year. remember with that the oscars are so white backlash? >> we'll see if it makes a difference. r2d 2 was sold at auction. it was sold for $2.7 million. we don't know who bought it. also sold, luke sky walker's light saber sold for $2 million. >> keep it right here, this is "early today." oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. enamel is the white, outer layer of your tooth surface. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teet

rump of rudolph could yet become an alaskan delicacy.ppy later this morning bath... dashmac later this morning we'll be meeting two people who've made it on to this yea r‘s happy list. so we were thinking — what is making you happy this morning? for us, when we arrived in the office we found that one of the production team has a brand new puppy! look at him! that makes me happy. you can e—mail us — bbcbrea kfast@bbc. co. uk or tweet us using #bbcbrea kfast look at his little ears! goes lapping up and down. so sweet. now it's time for the film review with ben brown and mark kermode. we'll be back with the headlines at 6:30. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? very interesting bunch this week. we have in this corner of the world, a very impressive japanese anime. transformers: the last knight, the saga rumbles on. and hampstead, a film which does exactly what it says on the tin. so, in this corner of the world, a war movie wit

they tried rudolph ran them over it was like behave market massacre but with magical creature.eroin. there are going. five people including the head of flint michigan as health department were charged with involuntary manslaughter this week for what they did to flint's water but that's not the only problem with the water in this country reactor correspondent natalie mcgill has more. water is a thing we all need to live and something we can all rely on. the left to live in flint michigan or cincinnati ohio or ranger texas or the thousands of areas where they might as well so lead coffee stirs in the supermarket. but the silver urge to rebuild lining is the fact our government at least has regulations in place to monitor levels of chemicals like lead and arsenic in our water. but they don't regulate so much as the presence of the world chemicals p.s. seeds manmade chemicals found in products that are water resistant and stain resistant that can make you life resistant since they can cause cancer liver disease and kidney disease plus a recent study from the environmental working g

rump of rudolph could yet become an alaskan delicacy.t the glastonbury music festival, in the south west of england. last night the foo fighters finally had their chance to headline, two years after an injury meant they were forced to pull out of the festival. a lot of activity. mind your head. a sense of what is going on. this is the very end of a festival. three days of music here, a wide variety of acts, the consensus seems to be from most people here that it has gone obituary well. a didactic —— energetic performances. a range of a cts —— energetic performances. a range of acts across the whole site, ranging from people like grime artists to an explosion of disco here on the main stage earlier where barry gibb played beegees classics and now rogers played some of the greatest disco songs of the 70s and 80s. people are now waiting for the closing headliner, mr ed sheeran. tens of thousands of people out there waiting to see him. along with there waiting to see him. along with the wonderful weather, glastonbury is usually the other m w

concentration camp the auschwitz report was written by rudolph and alfred wetzler. to escape from hitler's largest killing factory in april one thousand nine hundred forty four top until then the inner workings of the death count were closely guarded secret document revealed the geography and scale of mass murder being carried out. now the story of those who suffered and for to get naziism has been documented in the film destination unknown filmed over fourteen years it features interviews with holocaust survivors including partisan fighters battling the nazis with russian forces i spoke to the film's director clare ferguson. as well as holocaust survivor at. the death watches the horrors of three of hitler's death camps i wanted a technical light for the business news gathering at the time and i couldn't get hold of the company to be a couple of weeks and they were celebrating the new year. obviously i knew when to pick when i eventually got hold of the company who said we would close close for the jewish holiday. and within minutes scott talking about the holocaus

he also told his acquaintance that his car looked like timothy mcveigh and eric rudolph were going on a camping trip. police also indicate the doctor suffers from ptsd but avoided taking certain medications be he seems to have a strange obsession with mcveigh. he only left $4.19 in his bank account. the oklahoma city bombing, four/19/1995. fans: a late night for nba who stayed up to watch game one of the nba finals. the golden state warriors came out dominating. >> curry, put it in. larry: the cavs kept it close in the first half but the golden state warriors ran away with it in the second half. -- warriors rolled, 1-13 113-91. there forbest to be my teammates and play up to my standards as an individual. ,> we made a lot of mistakes and we get a couple of days to see what they did, what we did wrong and how we can be better. larry: sunday at 8:00 on abc seven. adrianna: we are all looking forward to the wonderful weather this weekend, but is it too soon to look forward to next week and as well? veronica is seeing how the two pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the

rudolph is at the taste of adams morgan so he is ready to go. what is up there? >> it's gorgeous here. the sun disappears behind the clouds. it will cool down. a nice breeze. tonight is the taste of adams morgan. over 25 restaurants up and down 18th street. they have special menus and they buy tickets ahead of time. they are still available. it doesn't start until 5:00. it will go for four hours until 9:00 p.m. 25 restaurants from taco to shepherd's pie to fish and chips to dessert and coffees and drinks. a lot to enjoy down here. the weather is going to totally, totally cooperate with us. everywhere where you see the balloons. these a t are participating up and down 18th street. coming up in 25 minutes we will talk about the restaurant owner. show you some of the offerings they have for us tonight. great cause. it's to raise money for the organization. we head back to you where it is comfortable and cool in the studio. hotter weather on the way. doug: absolutely. but first take a chill pill. with the winds out of the northeast it's cooler. we drop through the 70

moles reportedly told the acquaintance his car looked like timothy mcvay and eric rudolph were going camping. a reference to two domestic terrorists. and moles withdrew $10,000 from his bank account, leaving only $4.19. 4/19 is the date of the oklahoma city bombing. those were enough red flags for police and secret service question him in his room at the trump hotel and arrest him after he admitted to police he had a glock handgun, an ar-15 assault rifle and 90 rounds of ammo in his car. now, moles will be allowed to drive himself in his car, which was impounded by police, back to georgia. he said he's going to move in with a friend of his, near atlanta, georgia, and the judge ordered that he enter a va hospital for mental evaluation and treematment once he arrivesn georgia. he's also been order the not no possess any guns or break any laws until this adjudicated. back to you. >> mark segraves, thank you. >>> d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton wants the fbi to investigate the fake immigration flyers popping up around the district. in her letter, norton said she believes they were po

and rudolph king, a bahamian fugitive from u.s.a's special envoy to bahrain. >> linton: what we were doing with an ambassador in bahrain, i don't quite know, but they seem to think that there was some benefit in there for us. >> kroft: i assume that you've asked the prime minister... >> linton: yes. >> kroft: ...how he ended up appointing these people, diplomats. >> linton: yes. >> kroft: and what was the answer? >> linton: the prime minister >> kroft: with vast sums of money flowing into these island nations, and more and more countries selling their citizenship, there is consensus that still more oversight and transparency is needed. but privacy and secrecy have always been a major selling point for people buying multiple passports, including chris kalin, the man who invented the business plan. how many do you have? >> kalin: i have multiple. ( laughs ) >> kroft: so, you don't want to tell us how many you have? >> kalin: there's a few things in my life that... that i don't talk openly about and i keep for myself. but i am

mold told the acquaintance his car looked like timothy mcvay and eric rudolph were going camping, a renge to two domestic terrorists. and moles withdrew $10,000 from his bank account, leaving only $4.19. 4/19 is the date of the oklahoma city bombing. those were enough red flags for the secret service to question him in his room at the trump hotel and arrest him after he admitted to police he had a glock handgun, an ar-15 assault rifle and 90 rounds of ammo in his car. moles now faces 11 years in prison on those charges. he will be back here in d.c. for his next court appearance later this month. at u.s. district court, mark segraves, news4. >>> i'm chris lawrence here at the live desk where we're learning new information about the investigation into russia and the trump campaign. the associated press reports, it's trump campaign chairman paul manafort, and it may also look into what role attorney general jeff sessions and his deputy a.g. played in the firing of fbi director james comey. this moves indicates that robert mueller is assuming a broad mandate as special counsel and it comes da

example of the kind of -- so there you have, obviously this is a movie starring chris kattan and maya rudolphok at how young i was. [ laughter ] i love it! more pictures, seth! >> seth: so you guys have a secret casino in your house. >> that's right. >> seth: and you kind of get caught up in casino life. >> yeah. we kind of get into it. and we kind of act like what suburban people would act like if they thought they were suppose to own a casino. >> seth: right. >> jerks. >> seth: your nickname becomes "the burner." >> right. >> seth: and here, we see the burner is holding -- is it because you have a tiny blowtorch? [ laughter ] >> okay. so my character likes to terrorize people with blowtorches. [ light laughter ] and i don't know -- there was a really amazing moment on the film where, spoiler alert, we light someone on fire. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> because you know, it's a comedy. >> seth: that might be -- this might be a better moment -- >> it's a comedy. [ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah, i'm skipping ahead. but what was funny is -- well, two things. first of all, because guys, i don

richmond with age rudolph in general and the hits that one. . reasonablek playing position would have been enough to get this one. helmet abouts his 20 feet a second base. a family gets that there's a dirty. >> joe barton is coming out to the mound. they are going to have a little chat. >> i think they are going to .ake it itching change he is having a chat with walker at the mound. i would be tired, too. >> i thought for a second he was going to score. one that really came up short and the third baseman had to chase it down., it looks like you might make a run for it but he's got third base there. . >> barton makes the change>>. blocker out and we have a new pitcher on the mound. we will get a name to go with .hat face >> both teams in the dugout here. .> taking it all in trying to get the most out of the experience, even if you're not playing. >> so richmond is 3-3 for the night. . dh year, you go into this game thinking who is not to watch? his name is always at the top of everyone's list. really picking up his strikeouts. work.nnings of in m

nephew, ands lisa's rudolph. theywere in britain and were not allowed to work on the most secret project the british were involved with. anybody know what that was? radar. and informed audience. -- an informed audience. [laughter] prof. sherwin: it was radar. decided,diately welcome what do we know best -- well, what do we know best? nuclear fission. let's work on that and see it we can figure out if it might be possible how a nuclear weapon could be built. withouttogether, alone a lot of advice from a lot of people, just pouring into the problem using their imaginations , they figured it out. thatcame to the conclusion if you could collect enough an isotope of , less thannium 238 1% of uranium -- if there wasn't some way to extract uranium -- if there was some way to extract uranium 235, it would be possible to build a nuclear weapon in two years. discovery of nuclear weapons hadf nuclear fission december 1938, published in february 1939. that was more than two years ago. the discovery was made in germany. concl