la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ [ boat engine ] ♪ >> anthonythink it's fair to say i was at a turning point in my life. i promised some people i'd come back, and i am back. my life has changed a lot. how much have their lives changed? ♪ kuala lumpur. happy to be here, but brimming with mixed emotions. surrounded by all the sights, smells and flavors i remember so well. this is where a wandering soul, such as myself, can dive right in and get some of that straights chinese food i've been missing. first order of business -- dinner. been on a plane for like, i don't know, it was long. very long. saw like five mark wahlberg films. i can't tell you how excited about the prospect of getting some black pepper crab, some char kuey teow, and some pork related noodles. and a regional beverage. reasonably cold. i don't even know what this is. i love you, noodles. don't want to get all heavy and philosophical at this point. like why i'm here, what my mission is, what i expect to find. basically retracing my steps and all that -- we'll talk about that later

, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthonyastline. this city. i was looking for something then. but instead, i found this -- uruguay. the tiny, under-appreciated south american country tucked between argentina and brazil. only three million people live here -- half of them in the capitol city of montevideo. >> anthony: i love this city. i love this country. i mean, there's a vibe here that just is unlike any other place on the continent. it's the opposite of new york in a lot of ways, like people aren't pushy here. you know in new york everybody is like sort of hungry and pushy and moving. >> nacho: here, it's extremely laid back. the only competition is soccer. that's the only time that you get competitive and it gets extreme. ♪ >> anthony: ignacio mattos is the chef owner of three very successful restaurants in new york city -- estela, cafe altro paradiso, and flora bar. he's been a new yorker for the past 12 years. but he comes from here. >> nacho: uruguay is a pretty chill and relaxed place where you can just disconnect fr

, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ > relatively rarely visited kingdom of myth and legend, high in the himalayas, known as "land of the thunder dragon." one of the reasons it's not on the tourist trail is it's hard to get to. flying in, you hang onto your seat as the plane negotiates some alarming maneuvers through narrow mountain passes, before dropping into the country's only international airport, said by some to be the most dangerous in the world. located between india and tibet, bhutan, about the size of switzerland, is caught between the old world and the new. ♪ thimphu is bhutan's capitol and largest city. it has a rapidly growing population of 100,000 as bhutanese have begun the inevitable move away from a rural agrarian lifestyle. tourism was only allowed starting in the 1970s. the amount of foreign visitors each year is strictly limited to protect bhutan's culture and environment. there are no starbucks, no kfcs, no king or clown. basically, they don't want you to come here, at least en masse. >> darren: watch

. >> in each of us there's a dominant do sha, something that can correspond to body type. the energy of movement. pita, which influences digestion and metabolism. and kafa which governs the smooth functioning of all our body systems. each of us has a combination of these three do shaz and maintaining that balance we're born with is how ayurveda keeps us health. >> there is some increase in the vata do sha which is causing these pains. anywhere where there is pain, stiffness, numbness, there's a increase of a blockage with the normal flow of water. plus, from your pearsappearance have a slim body, you have swift actions, you look like a vata person. >> it should be dominated for my to be healthy, but the doctor thinks right now my vata is too dominant. how do i get my do shaz and health back into balance? >> this is a richle which we do. it's an offering to a lot of good health. you can make your offering. >> to good health? >> yes. >> the doctor has prescribed me a treatment callgentleman new v, where medicated oil is poured around my knees. >> this is the most tensiattent

la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: this is okinawafor all the relative rigidity of the mainland, okinawa answers in its own unique way. don't eat the same thing each day. that's boring. there's even an okinawan term for it. chanpuru, something mixed. bits borrowed from all over served up for anyone to eat. but maybe you're more familiar with the name okinawa from this. as the setting for some of the most horrifyingly bloody battles of the second world war. how horrifying? for the allies there were more than 50,000 casualties with around 12,000 killed, or missing in action, over nearly three months of fighting. more than 100,000 japanese soldiers and okinawan conscripts were killed defending the island. civilians were stuck in the middle of the two armies and got crushed. no one will know for sure, but historians estimate 150,000 men, women, and children lost their lives during the battle. what most don't know is that okinawa had only become japan fairly recently. that to a great extent, okinawans didn't even consider themselves really

♪ sha-la-la-la-la ♪ sha-la-la-la ♪ sha-la-la-la-la ♪ >>> tangier, it's morocco.6, it was loosely governed by the major powers, an international zone. for years, it seemed, everything was permitted. nothing was forbidden. at the northern tip of africa, a short ferry hop from spain, tangier was a magnet for writers, remittance men, spies and artists. if you were a bad boy of your time, you liked drugs, the kind of sex that was frowned upon at home and an affordable lifestyle set against an exotic background, tangier was for you. matisse, genest, william burroughs. many have come this way, staying a while or hanging around. but no one stayed longer or became more associated with tangier than the novelist and composer paul bowles. in works like "the sheltering sky" he created a romantic vision of tangier that persists even today, a dream that's become almost inseparable in the minds of many from reality. i'm here to find that dream city. the place burroughs referred to as "interzone." ♪ tangier like i said was a city of ex-pats -- people with pasts, people who simply

la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: the runway ist thick. >> anthony: the airport shuttle -- ivan the terra bus -- a "road warrior"-looking behemoth that takes us slowly towards our destination. >> bus driver: we're driving ivan. 40-feet long 67,000 pounds, 23 years old, made out of good canadian steel. sometimes the heat actually works. this year it does. >> anthony: it's no short hop to antarctica, and no easy thing to see it the way it should be seen. the last un-[ bleep ] up place on earth. >> bus driver: here we are. try to get plenty of rest and enjoy the antarctic. >> anthony: mcmurdo station, the largest u.s. base on the continent. the hub, supply and support center for everything we do here in antarctica. the pursuit of pure science. it ain't pretty. it looks like a mining camp, but look closely and you notice things like the total absence of liter, not a single cigarette butt. it's one of the most carefully regulated communities on the planet, and it is a community. a tightly knit, highly organized, very odd subculture of j

, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ >>n a place where you can go to reinvent yourself. it's a place that, on the surface, would seem to require commitment. famously gray, rainy, not particularly friendly and all the way up there, in the far corner of the country. a place you could get work in the aircraft industry, or make music or rather notoriously, become a serial killer. whether outfitting prospectors during the alaskan gold rush or looking for some kind of cred from the music scene, it's always boom or bust. now it's a new kind of boom. microsoft, google, twitter, expedia and amazon are the big dogs in town. a flood of them. tech industry workers, mostly male, derisively referred to as "tech boys" or "tech bros" are rapidly changing the dna of the city. rewiring it to satisfy their own newly empowered nerdly appetites. meet our new apple martini drinking overlords. ♪ tech boys tech boys ♪ ♪ tech boys tech boys ♪ ♪ tech boys tech boys ♪ ♪ with your mustache and your paycheck ♪ ♪ and your blue badge and your limp dick ♪

, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la,, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthonyy, eric ripert. >> eric: the guy was looking at us. he went into the tree. >> anthony: that's funny. chef of the world-famous restaurant le bernardin in new york, to look at where chocolate comes from, particularly our chocolate, the very expensive, limited-run, designer chocolate bar business that eric got me into last year. so that's why we're in peru. but before we get all indiana jones, we're spending some time in lima, as we like the capital city just fine. and we have, both of us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary capital of a country that has exploded in the last decade with scores of world-class chefs, cooks, and restaurants. it has long been considered to be one of the best food scenes in all of south america. let's do it. >> eric: how far away is the house? >> coque: that's it. so, it's -- >> eric: over there? >> coque: yeah. five minutes. >> anthony: one of our friends here is chef restaurateur, coque ossio. he's one of the best, most s

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specialist for the over—505, sha res have plummeted despite the rise in the number of people over 50.he company has warned it could be vulnerable to a takeover. and finally the independent. danny rose, who plays for england and tottenham, says racism and politics in football is making him look forward to retirement at the age of 28. that is pretty depressing, isn't it? welcome back, senior vice president for strategy and communication at atos, the it services corporation. let's start with brexit in this story in the guardian about northern ireland facing this prospect of a milk lake, again trying to square the circle of the irish border. 30% of milk, apparently, from northern ireland, then crosses over for butter products and all sorts of other food products, and butter products and all sorts of otherfood products, and it could be had by tariffs and delays. yes, you are right. i was here seven days ago when we were talking about brexit andi when we were talking about brexit and i am back seven days later. we we re and i am back seven days later. we were meant to have left, the uk was

. >>> light nng strikes twice as sha sam stayed in first place for a second week in the box office. reeling in $25 million. that brings its week two earnings to $95 million in the u.s. $221 million worldwide. little opened in second place with $15 million. the remake of hell boy debuted in third. pet cemetery in fourth. while dumb o dropped to fifth. >> many people enjoyed an annual springtime tradition in san francisco this weekend. we were in japan town while crowds watched drummers play. this marks the 52nd year for the northern california cherry blossom festival. >> it'sngg the japanese nc culture and the event for everyone to enjoy. and experience it. so that's why it's very unique. and fun. >> and in case you missed it this weekend. the festival continues next saturday and sunday. >> we'll get you the weather for that. in a second. what happens in the next day or two? >> you notice how much cooler it was today. we saw the increase in the clouds. showing us that we see lots of clouds over parts of the bay area and tomorrow we'll see the rain. here's a view from the east bay hil

the league suspended joe game shas are hosting a viewig party outside s.a.p. center. fans will be team. >> a look at oracle. you might as well call this the scene of the crime. warriors fans still asking what happened. the short answer, nba history. clippers came back from a 31-point third quarter deficit to win game two. warriors couldn't respond. this was the nba's largest ever playoff come back. 135-131 evened the season at one apiece. warriors lost cousins after a bad quad injury. he went down four minutes into the game. ouch. it's hard to see here. we may find out more after doctor give himnmri. wish him well. >> it's always scary when the g. you know something went wrong. >> painful there. >> yeah. all right. some rainn this morning. >> yeah. it's still raining in parts of the bay area. out as we go into the rest of the day. we're starting out a little bit soggy. that's a look at walnut creek. you can see the clouds overhead. more sunshine going into the rest of the day. we start out cool with mist and drizzle. we'll be in the low 50s through 8:00. and then our

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popular chef sha ntha mayadunne, seen here on the left, and her daughter nisanga, to the right, postedoto just before they were killed at the shangri—la. some, like this woman, are still searching. today, a sri lankan minister apologised to his people. we are very, very sorry as a government. we have to apologise to the families and the other institutions about this incident. several people have been arrested, and the government has blamed a local hardline islamist group for the attacks. there are questions about whether warnings about the bombings were not passed on. the intelligence never indicated that it was going to be an attack of this magnitude. they were talking about one or two isolated incidents, not like this. and also besides, there is no emergency in this country. we can't request the armed forces to come and assist us. we can only depend on the police, so we informed the police. for a people that have endured war, these attacks are a sudden reminder of more violent times. yogita limaye, bbc news, colombo. stay with us here on newsday, we'll be talking to a security analys

sha rukh khan tells the bbc what he thinks about gender inequality in india. welcome to bbc news.he world's first ultra low emissions zone has come into force, here in london. it's seen as one of the most radical anti—pollution policies in the world. polluting vehicles — from motorbikes to lorries — will pay a charge to drive into the centre of the city. and with air pollution in our cities such a big problem, will other countries follow? tom edwards reports. this is the clean air choir, organised by mums who support the new ultra low emissions zone. pollution is a worry. we all need to think what impact air pollution is having on our children right now, on all of us. and road transport is the major source of air pollution in london. on this map, red and yellow show the high levels of pollution near roads. older, more polluting cars will have to pay to enter central london, with the worlds‘s first ultra low emissions zone. petrol vehicles over 1a years old and diesel vehicles over four will have to pay the charge, £12.50 every day, and it runs 21w. motorbikes and hgvs will also ha

our headlines: sri lanka ‘s president promises a shakeup of sri lanka ‘s president promises a sha keupnd police services. he admitted he was kept out of the loop on intelligence to puffs had of sundays bomb attacks. the atmosphere has turned from shock to anger as it emerged there had been concrete warnings about these attacks. we wake up today, realising that the president now says he also was kept out of the loop. the prime minister himself on sunday a few hours after the incident, also said that he and the cabinet of ministers were kept out of the loop in terms of intelligence. one question is really, is the government in control? the immediate reaction on sunday to the several attacks in colombo and outside was complete shock. sri lanka had not seen such a scale, such a magnitude of violence for over a decade. after a decade at the end of the war, we were suddenly woken up on easter sunday and what we saw is a complete rift within the government. lack of co—ordination, lack of communication, and this is not new, but what we did not realise was the security issues. the implications

popular chef sha ntha mayadunne, seen here on the left, and her daughter nisanga, to the right, postedo just before they were killed at the shangri—la. some, like this woman, are still searching. today, a sri lankan minister apologised to his people. we are very, very sorry as a government. we have to apologise to the families and the other institutions about this incident. several people have been arrested, and the government has blamed a local hardline islamist group for the attacks. there are questions about whether warnings about the bombings were not passed on. the intelligence never indicated that it was going to be an attack of this magnitude. they were talking about one or two isolated incidents, not like this. and also besides, there is no emergency in this country. we can't request the armed forces to come and assist us. we can only depend on the police, so we informed the police. for a people that have endured war, these attacks are a sudden reminder of more violent times. yogita limaye, bbc news, colombo. it is morning. a new day in colombo, the capital of sri lanka. a stat

prime minister netanyahu and if you know the russian list of a good or a figure lieberman or no or shas or you have no doubt or are these two religious right and extreme right parties if they make it they want to make a coalition with netanyahu but for the time being it's not clear that a lot of the made the three point two five minimum needed for them to get into the knesset and it's not clear to us whether there is some i would say let's see if nick liquid has thirty three if there is some twenty eight seats among those right wing parties in order for north anyhow to form a majority government it's not clear that he does but certainly it's much less of a chance for him now to form a government than everyone thought only a few days ago interesting to have it does become the next prime minister and we could really see any great difference in the way israel is governed between the two men in the direction the country will take on on all issues especially of course the peace process. believe it or not on most issues in terms of the economy in terms of the society there was very little dis

and shas are already pulling twelve to thirteen votes they have already said they will not not join blue white coalition because of its secular tendencies and its rejection of all sorts of combinations that the religious parties insist on it remains to be seen whether know which is more sort of the center for more likud and. make it and whether the labor party is as bad as it seems which is eight apparently according to the early exit polls so we don't know yet if the smaller rights the right this parties have pulled through because from the very very first. exit polls it seems who would or identity did not make it. and it seems that the new right has made very very modest progress so we really don't know how it's going to look like in terms of what coalition and if i may i think this secret or the surprise if you will that that might surprise everyone including israelis is the possibility of a national unity government between likud and blue and white list between benny gantz and netanya o. that ensures if not the neo does get indicted and cannot serve as prime minister that certainly i

one hundred former senator clients now their investigation has turned to the accounts of former staff sha is the chandra. after nearly three years as a counselor to the corps but news facility andrea brooks left her job in two thousand and eighteen. to change i'm curious what role you think work plays and recovery and what that ratio should be to counseling just five. hours. so in staff meetings we would raise the question they're working too much and he said they did not work that much now we heard that from the client so we wanted to know for a fact thank you bilodeau also worked at the baton rouge facility as a clinical director of. the year at sun a core she became concerned that work was getting in the way of her clients recovering and did other counselors there have the same concerns as you every one of them to you. every time the issue was brought up they would deny and say no they're not working this amount of hours we would say it again they will deny deny and then we just made up a spreadsheet to show the truth at a staff meeting peggy presented center court monitors with a docu

laleh sha—ravesh, who's from london, is due in court on thursday and faces two years in jail under dubai'savesh's family, and authorities in the uae. richard lister reports. laleh shahravesh returned from dubai with her daughter three years ago, expecting her husband pedro to follow. but he divorced her and ms shahravesh discovered on facebook that he had a new wife. furious, she posted, "you married a horse, you idiot." pedro died last month, but when ms shahravesh arrived in dubai for the funeral, she was taken into custody, accused of breaking the uae's strict laws on social media abuse. she will appear in court on thursday. her emotional state is really, really terrible. and i have spoken to her daughter, her sisters and mother. the whole family is suffering tremendously as a result of this. the foreign office is in contact with the authorities in the uae about this case and says it is supporting the family. its travel advice on the country does warn about the dangers of criticising people in the uae online and says there can be serious penalties things which are not illegal in the uk.

and i think what's interesting, they started a share buy— back, what's interesting, they started a shasting, they started a share buy—back, you remember the iranians sanctions from the us recently, over $1 billion, today they announced a $1 million buy— back, so what's good for they announced a $1 million buy—back, so what's good for them as they know where the balance sheet is, they had the fine, they can start returning cash to shareholders. in terms of the european banking sector what do you think the future holds in the next few months, it's been a torrid time for some companies? it's difficult, you saw rbs on friday, the loan growth in some parts of the uk is difficult, commercial lending was difficult, commercial lending was difficult, they blame that on brexit but who knows whether it is? it's quite difficult in european banking at the moment to grow your loan book and at the same time compliance costs are increasing all the time so it's quite hard for them to get the earnings growth because you got a situation is difficult to grow sales, loans and your costs are increasing and

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that my daughter will be released in a month i'll be very happy to once case is similar to city i shas her indonesian kohak used prosecutors dropped charges against city last month without saying why the indonesian government later revealed that its officials had lobbied malaysian authorities believing city had been used as a tool by north korean intelligence for north korean men who fled the country hours after the killing have also been charged but their whereabouts remains a mystery you know mediation of iraq we see that justice must be done. and he also said before it's not ships that are really assistance in fact koreans are just fine and they emphasize that they must be brought to justice north korea has denied any involvement in the murder lawyers for the two women have always maintained they was indeed scapegoats it's very likely that no one else will ever stand trial for the murder of kim jong un the four north korean men are still at large despite an interpol red notice equivalent to an international arrest warrant florence al-jazeera kuala lumpur china has announced a new cr

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the actress who played mar sha is furious. an old episode is used to promote the antivaccination movement. in the 1960s now. the six kids get the measles. if you have to get sick you can't beat the measles. 40 years later the actress is out raged. using it as evidence not to vaccinate. the worst out break in 25 years. >> season fran is standing with its sister city paris. tomorrow the city will hold a free concert to commemorate the notre dame cathedral in paris after devastating fire. the concert will have a fitting venue. grace cathedral. that cathedral was designed in the same style as notre dame. local performers will be featured. the seymphony and opera. and a special guest organist. 6:00 p.m. and free open to the public. >> clean your home that's the message from paris police. the words of warning pertain to the people who live near the cathedral. and because tests show the devastating fire released particles of toxic medal. in the frame of the church and the spire. police say public space near the church will remain clo

. >> as a vata person, my vata doesh sha should be dominant for me to be healthy.nks right now my vata is too dominant. how do i get my doshas and health back into balance? >> this is a ritual which we do. it's an offering to a lot of good health. you can make your offering. >> to good health? >> yes. >> the doctor has prescribed me a treatment called januvasti, where medicated oil is poured around my knees. >> this is the most attention my knees have ever received. the treatment is meant to unblock the flow of vata, the energy of movement. >> vata is cold in nature, so you supply heat. so you have the physical warmth of the oil, plus the medicines inside the oil that will give you good results. >> it's interesting, when i was a kid, my mom used to rub oil on me whenever i had any kind of injury or if i wasn't feeling well. oil starts off pretty hot, but it gets pretty relaxing quickly. >> ayurvedic treatments are enshrined in ancient hindu scriptures, and through chanting, doctors pass them from generation to generation. a tradition that's lasted thousands of year

let's bring in ohio congressman steve sha vats. great to see you.his growth is not just a sugar high from tax cuts. we have three straight quarters of 3% growth. now tell me if i'm wrong. >> no, you're absolutely correct. the economy is very strong. we're seeing, as a result of the numbers that just came from the commerce department, 3.2% growth in the last quarter. that was far higher than even was anticipated. we were seeing a stock market, all-time highs, unemployment at historic lows for african-americans, asian americans, hispanic americanss, really all americans. and as a result of the tax cuts and the jobs act, people in my district, for example, in cincinnati, the average family of four got a $2,400 tax cut and that's real money. it's people can go on vacation this year, people can buy clothes if are the kids, all kinds of things that they maybe couldn't do before. this is real. and president trump deserves a lot of credit for this. he took a lot of grief from some of the democratic colleagues but it's working. and hopefully the public next

today, forlking, also a day for dancing in certain part of the region because it did not die in the shaome wanted it to. there were efforts to stop the go-go music outside the pcs store. they drew a large crowd at all last night. today, the ceo of t-mobile stepped in and said, the music will go on. they will work o a compromise with the neighbors complaining about the noise. here to talk about it today in our "talk around" segment here.a d.c. this is of go-go. you can'tot imagine it being played somewhere. having it disappear, what happened? did it blow up like it did? >> when the word came down sunday night that the musiced a stopped, our phone lines lit up and the word got o that the music had stopped for good, we had comments on social media of people bei enraged, what it meant to them as a child and teenager. chris, he's one of those listeners who shared what. location and go-go music means to him. >> we need this. this is apl s of this community, always the backbone of this community. look where we a? on chuck's way. how could you not have go-go, selling phones to the community on

not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin most of that 7, 8, 9 some have god drew us into the someplace we became the network ministries for homeless women escaping prostitution if the months period before i performed memorial services store produced women that were murdered on the streets of san francisco so i went back to the board and said we say to do something the number one be a safe place for them to live while he worked on changing 4 months later we were given the building in january of 1998 we opened it as a safe house for women escaping prostitution i've seen those counselors women find their strength and their beauty and their wisdom and come to be able to affirmative as the daughters of god and they accepted me and made me, be a part of the their lives. >> special things to the women that offered me a chance safe house will forever be a part of the who i've become and you made that possibl

and sha shamann walton will be here shortly. and seated to my left is gordon mar. our clerk is victor young. and i would like to thank kaleena for staffing this meeting. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. documents are to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today, will be on the april 16, 2019, board of supervisors' agenda, unless otherwise stated. >> chairwoman: thank you. can you please read item number one. >> it is a hearing to appoint one member, february 1st, 2020, to the parks recreation and open space advisory committee. one seat. one applicant. >> chairwoman: is ms. ramiro here? don't be nervous. >> good morning. nervousness is an understatement. [laughter] >> thank you. and it gets worse. should i speak? >> chairwoman: yes, please. >> good morning. as you know, my name is aisha meadow, and i'm a filipino woman, who has been here for over 25 years. and throughout my journey here, i have a been a strong community activist within the city. i have provided countless hours in ad

i spent last evening at the end of the passover holiday and the end of sha bat with the rabbi and his sons and other members of the community and the sense of strength from them, mourning the wounded and the dead, realizing the miracle not more people harmed in this heinous attack. it was inspiring and reminds us as the rabbi said today that we will not be deterred by terror. that we will not be intimidated by this kind of intolerance. anti-semitism has been a problem for thousands of years. and the jewish people we shall overcome. >> you had tweeted out some recommendations on what to do to further this discussion. i want to share some of them that you did tweet out. commit to reviewing policies, provide staff training, publish a detailed breakdown. give us more detail around that, jonathan. >> sure. it takes many forms and troubling because in 2019 in modern day america we see it almost normalized. we see it from both sides of the political spectrum. new media but in traditional media. like a heinous cartoon that ran in "the new york times" just yesterday. vile anti-semitic propagan

. >> sha mar omari stone is at th scene. at's going on? >> reporter: i just received an update. the man who was shot is going to be okay. he did not have life threatening injuries. i want to show you how close the shooting was to the paul lawrence senior high school. you c see it right there. that is where the school is located. if you come to "n" street northwest, there's a red car on the other side of the crime scene tape and there are shell casings there. we don't know if that is where the shooting occurred. we're waiting to get more information from police. if you move over here, there is a crime scene van on the other side. that van just pulled up literally i'd say a minute ago on the other side there was a dark colored car with shattered glass on the rear. and on the side. rear window. back out over here i want to tell you police are continuing to gather evidence. this news is breakingri they will us updates as they become available. they have not given a us information about a shooter. they have not released the name of the man who was shot but again, police tell me that

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now, the incumbent, petro poll sha poor shonk roshenko gave a conc speech, saying he thought zelenskiylieving with a new president ukraine would be quickly returned to russia's orbit of influence. so what happens? at this point moscow is keeping this president-elect at arm's length, and, really, we don't know what's coming next, because he has no track record, and hasn't really laid out much of the plan either. hallie? >> kelly, thank you. >>> coming up top of the hour, the president getting ready to participate in the white house easter egg roll. one of his first public appearances since the mueller report release. watching that. >>> and watching next hour, armarm edvigilantes. that plus more of what sources are saying. that plus more of what sources are saying like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fat

amy: talk about president trump continually talking about nato memembers paying their fair sha. >> thisa bipartisan obsession. this 2% solution. i think the president is using this as a stick to hit the nato allies. president trump the first president since world war ii who does not see himself as a leader of the westernrn alliance, does not see h himself as a leader of nato. he looks a at our european allis as economic rivals. so he wants to use this issue to hit them over the head. if there's such a thing as a truck policy or trump doctrine, it is this. he does not believe in allianceces. he does not want the european countries to be yo united. the fear in nato, and this is what the secretary-general was trying to assuage in his visit it ishis week, is that not the europeans are not spending enough on defense, it is that the u.s. is pulling back -- that the u.s. who founded nato is reneging on its commitments, and president trump every day, every time he talks about nato, does something to increase those fears. amy: the role of john bolton, joe cirincione? >> he is a serial arms contr

and a half hours from the stadium to civic centre and swore he would never take muni again and this sha serv the as a warning to maybe this system work. thank you. >> thank you. any more public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. if i don't have any more questions or comments from my directors, i'll entertain a motion to approve. all in favour aye and and hearing none, approved. we will take a brief five-minute break. >> this is 27 part of the reliability project. good evening. my name a jean long and the project manager for the transit reliability project. it is a muni ford and vision zero supporting project. the project goals are to improve the reliability of the 27 bryants and to enhance traffic safety for people walking alone its route. the project area focuses on the route north of market where the 27 experiences the most delay and slowest travel times. during this development, muni16 strategy, the 27 bryant was identifies as a priority route. specific components to improve routes critical to lower incomes and community of colour. the 27 bryant is also one of ten slowes