now, troy is saving and really saving a lot of money. our economy is helping a little bit, troy, i'll tell you. [laughter] [applause] pres. trump: he is saving money to buy a home and he has one in mind. he'll get it. i have no doubt. troy, congratulations. [applause] pres. trump: care to say a couple words? he didn't know -- [applause] >> man, this is crazy. i'd like to say thank you to everyone on capitol hill for getting this bill pushed through. i know there was a lot of work involved in it and would like to say thank you to the organization that got me here. have done so much for me. it is unbelievable how much you have done for me. i never thought this bill would pass and coming home and finding places like boone lumber company who took a chance on me right out the door. come to work. thank everybody enough for that and more than thanking everyone for these things, there is more that can be done. i left so many people behind in prison doing 40 and 50 years for nothing. i mean absolutely nothing. should i have gone to prison? absolu

troy: 100%.'s been some mistakes by macron politically with the carbon tax and going too far left on green issues, but one of his big reforms was going to be more flexible labor markets. economistskets and meaningful hope that france could turn from being the gross languor to something more competitive -- the growth lagger to something more competitive with germany. greece haveny and made hard reforms. until that changes, europe will always be at a competitive disadvantage for capital. you know, i don't know why having control of your largest, most systemically important institution, the way the germans like to roll. the germans own a portion of commerzbank. think it would be more interesting to have commerzbank deutsche bank rather than unicredit. also thentops have value strapped recently. alix: if we get a tie up, does that make them less of a value trap? until you see sustained loan growth not only in europe, but in the u.s. -- at the bend high-growth and cyclical upside has been very stagnan

troy, thank you so much. >> we're going to miss you, troy. take good care.re's more ahead with "cnn newsroom." is it starts after a quick break. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. it starts after a quick break. i. . book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. with peak season berries, uniqcreamy avocado. and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as it should be. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. lash sensational full-fan mascara from maybelline new york. fanning bristles reveal sensational layers of lashes. lash sensational full-fan mascara. only from maybelline new york. this is a very difficult job. failure is not an option.a. more than half of employees across the country bring financial stress to work. if you're stressed out financially at h

. >> little troy might be rocking a mask, but -- >> fabulous win. one is a butterfly.here's this thing about guilt, man. especially with the younger. it's wring all over your face. >> no! what did you do? >> we know that look. >> what he wants to show us. >> no! what did you do? are you hiding what you did? >> there it is. >> oh! >> i'm so glad it was that, not something worse. >> it boils down, having a toddler in the house. >> no! what did you do? >> suddenly, that child develops gangster motor skills. in a split second managed to close the toilet to cover and conceal the evidence. >> are you hiding what you did. oh, no, quinn. >> funny you say gangster. some of us have gangster inside us. some of us have fabulous. sometimes fabulous wins. >> let me see. >> wait! >> she was doing her best superhero pose. like the superhero. >> name is troy. a superhero vibe to it as well. go with that one, sure. this is what she usually looks like. >> don't cover that face up. >> that's all. thanks for joining us. see you next time on a brand-new, rtm. >>> tonight, breaking news. rep

communities, and joining u toda are darius baxter, who is director of e group, good projects, and troy bullock is chief operating officer, and also joining us today is daniel wright who is strategy officer for good projects. you have done l whole of good work in a short amount of time. we first met you a couple years ago and we were impressed by your work and commitment. tell us about good projects, >> it was the brainchild of the three of us. it was started in 2016 when we were still on the campus of georgetown university, and it has grown from a program in anacostia high school when we were trying to combat violence in that area to a larger program with the mayor's office and youth rehabilitation services ere we focus on the youth justice system. >> you have compelling personal stories and pretty challenging experiences in your you turned into real steppingstones. tell us about yours? >> i grow up in washington, d.c., southeastbe d.c. t specific, and it was tough being born in the '90s. my dad did take part in the crack era, and the era where the violence was the highest in washingto

you know our economy is helping a little bit, troy, i tell you. [applause] but he's saving money to buy a home and he's got one in home, one particular home in mind, he'll get it, i have no doubt about. troy, congratulations. thank you very much. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] he didn't know about it. cheers and applause] >> first of all i'd like to say thank you to everybody here on capitol hill for finally getting this bill pushed through. i know there was a lot of work involved in it, i would like to say thank you toll organizations that got me here like cut 50 and amy can do and them people, they've done so much for me it's unbelievable how much they've done for me, i never thought, i never thought this bill would pass and coming home and finding places like boone lumber company that took a chance on me right out the door. no problem. come on to work. i can't thank everybody enough for that. more than thanking everybody for these things there's more that can be dobe. i left so many people behind in prison doing 40, 50 years in pris

troy faey is with us again from belmont abby college in charlotte, north carolina. you wonder if the catholic church going through so many different times at the moment will be able to do anything to restore whatever is left here, troy. >> i'm sure there will be every restoration effort possible made and i'm sure that some restoration is possible. but the time it will take and the care and the expense will be immense. the other thing is that this is something that can bring catholics together despite the difficulties in the church and various factions in the church, this is something that everybody can come together and bore the tragedy of. the other concerns, on the interior, the holy relics that i'm sure they're making attempts to save. many probably will be lost. the cathedral is a place where many important catholic figures have been buried. so terrible loss. but hopefully something that can bring catholics together and will lead to every possible restoration effort. >> shepard: thanks, troy feay. on the right-hand side of your screen, the streets are around and

troy go ahead. >> caller: james and peter thank you for taking my call. regarding apollo one, did the astronaut suits fail? were they burned to death? and in addition, had he survived would he have been the first man on the moon? thank you. >> guest: if he would answer that, but also tell us what apollo one was. >> guest: apollo one, virgil and his crew, of ed white were scheduled to be the first crew of the first actual crew of apollo spacecraft in space. in january 1967. they were involved in which should've been a routine dress rehearsal to see if the power worked and unfortunately they were one 100% oxygen atmosphere which changed later of course in of anything we know what oxygen does to a fire. and there is a spark, lots of material that was flammable, they were dead within 30 seconds and unconscious within 30 seconds. dead within minutes. they suffocated. and they were burned, but that did not cause their death. a lot of people people thought he might've been the first man on the moon. there is a feeling of the first astronaut to be the first man o

second degree murder for the crash that killed daryl horn and his 14-year-old son joe along with troy's brother-in-law and his 13-year-old son. the family was on their way back to napa after a father/son outing. >> he's never showed any remorse whatsoever. he's never acted like somebody who took four innocent lives. >> the world will never know what joe and baden could have become and daryl and troy had a lot left to do. >> amanda horn lost her husband, son, brother, and nephew in the crash. she and her family say while nothing will bring their loved ones back, they're relieved lowe won't get the chance to drive drunk anymore. >> our society will be more safe now that he's not on the roads and he never will be again. >> reporter: the judge called lowe's actions selfish, irresponsible, and indefensible. it's time now for them to move forward and do the best they can in their loved ones spirit. jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> we have newew details about that shooting in richmond. yesterday we told you how that father was shot dead by police after he broke into a home and stabbed hi

troy says that seems a goodidea that data.dan, though, says it's another way to censor the internet and gain control of the uk's users. thanks for all those tweets, i'll try to get to more of them in the next section and i'll be back with the business briefing injust a few moments. stay with us, see you soon. if you've seen any of the forecast in the recent days, you're probably familiar with the story that we have an area of high pressure close by in scandinavia settling the weather down across much of the british isles, tending to give pelagic weather fronts at bay. so there is a lot of fine and subtle weather to be had. we have had another benefit from that high pressure area, because as the air sit into the middle of the high, it's tending to heat up. that is a pattern we're going to see of the next few days with temperatures set to rise. it's not all plain sailing, i do not pointed that little island of cloud close to the isle of wight, you probably would not have made anything of it, but what a difference it makes. this

troy price, thanks very much. we know we will be coming back to you as we get closer to the voting days in a few months' time. still to come this hear, president trump and his children are suing two major banks, an effort to stop them from turning over his financial records to democrats. will that strategy work? >>> and the trump administration announcing big changes for migrants coming into this country or attempting to, including fees for asylum applications and more. >>> plus round two, the president is set to meet with democratic leaders to talk infrastructure. can anyone ignore the growing tensions over the ongoing investigations? we humans are strange creatures. other species avoid pain and struggle. we actually... seek it out. other species do difficult things because they have to. we do difficult things. because we like to. we think it's... fun. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger built for the strangest of all creatures. hmm. exactly. and doug. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you onl

guest: shout out to the caller from troy, michigan, because i grew up in troy and birmingham. hello, caller. the caller is right. we've designed a system, trying to find ways to make it progressive. but we violate equity both horizontally, meaning taxpayers paying different amounts, and also vertically. we have people with different incomes. again, we agree, all these deductions go away, broaden the tax base, but in return for getting rid of these, we would significantly lower rates. down to 10%, 12%, and then tax everything. host: let me talk about the poverty programs in the u.s. has complex eligibility rules requiring 20 separate determinations, including tie-breakers, didn't understanding the rules, leaving many qualifying workers to not claim the benefit or make improper claims. how do you improve that, simplify that? guest: well, it's loft attempts at doing it. jason, maybe you should take this. guest: this is very complicated. and i think in some ways it's been designed improperly, so part of the idea is it's supposed to promote work, but also help low-income people smo

but in the second half, watford made it comprehensive — will hughes, troy deeney and kiko femenia withmake sure fulham who were only promoted to this level last season, are going straight back down. bitterly disappointed. really devastated for the football club and the fans. i think we all know it was a tough ask, but i suppose it is the way we lost again tonight, which is probably most disappointing to be fair. it does draw the curtains on a turbulent season. just explain how full of them have got here and i could see some of those figures in the background there. a ghost back to last summer really. fussed up below will have to pick up the pieces pretty quickly. —— it all goes back must not relegation it will be a b: that finance going into next season especially after spending a record amount on transfer fees, for newly promoted club. 12 sightings before the august deadline, no theme that has been for more spent that much. they also gone through to permanent managers. that's no team has gone to that much. the first football manager earn good reviews but was sacked earlier, then appoi

a moment for troy do you need to light up his long career. match to extra time, now here was della fail‘s chance again. a long and winding run to drift into watford's history. a goal and a comeback barely seen in the semifinals before. in fact, not since the second world war has a tea m since the second world war has a team been to down and made their final. this is a cup competition of emotional extremes. there may be more for watford against manchester city in may. those preparations are still to come. for now, watford can enjoy winning one of the great cup matches. joe lenski, bbc news. so it's watford who'll return to wembley next month to take on manchester city in the final and their manager never thought they were out of it despite being 2—0 down. you always believe you can score one goal. because in all the games, we a lwa ys goal. because in all the games, we always competed until then. and it wasn't different today. we knew, we tried, and sometimes it happens. i think today, we showed our strength asa think today, we showed our stre

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call it and said overall because everybody sees this is an event that there's troy's something that was like precious to every french person really the heart of french culture and the symbol of the french state and the long history of this country and so this is really something that people may come out to to look at it but not in the way of gardening at it but somehow participating in grieving for this huge old church that was really at the heart of their of their culture and not not only is. a religious symbol but also a symbol for for france in itself and french history the long run of french history you know you talk about this getting to the their coup or of the french and parisian identity yet we have reported many times notre dame was in dire need of rid of asians free being refurbished and there was a problem getting the money the funding for that. is is this a wake up call would you say to the city and the nation about the value of what is burning right now i mean it's we understand the sense of loss but you know go back in time a couple of weeks a couple of months ago and you

he darll and troy had a will the left to do. >> amanda horn lost her on, they're relieved lowe won'tthe chance to drive drunk anymore. >> we're all a little bit safer now that he's not on the roads. >>> we now know the name of the bay area man who died at the grand canyon. miae o rich died. a tourist from hong kong died and need. >>> we are following breaking news now on the richmond san raphael bridge. you can see traffic is backed up. we should start by saying there was if you hours ago a few small pieces of can be. >>> a dramatic water rescue in march una boat had to come rescue two other boaters in the water. the ben then capsized, two m taken to the bay. >> the 800 pound hammer is brk we told you someone toll this nam et's high tell yesterday a santa rose a. >>> a home-made rocket in san francisco, teak a look at this. this was scott campbell for making and debt niting aock and then walk away. it exploded moments later. today they arrested campbell after they spotted in. -- the embattled police chief in vallejo is set to retire. the city counsel reappointed him interim he'll rec

troy levels will stay high. >>> an east bay animal shelter is urging people to be careful with their have been shot with a pellet gun. most in the lower diamond area. every cat hit was a male and a stray. they turned >> if there is an adult, i think there needs to be some kind of accountability. so this is a penal code violation. 597 of the penal code. cruelty to animals is a serious crime. >> a $10,000 reward is offered. >>> an area in the south bay was once known for its acres of fruit trees. qu one man is trying to preserve the agricultural legacy. >> the word apple carries different meanings in the silicon valley. >> he sells rare fruit trees in morgan hill. the elusive stone fruit trees that stood to be worked on. >> each tree, a different virginia riot. >> they have stones in the middle of them. >> you foenlt wind his truth at the local stations. when they were being shut down, he collect sever varieties. >> certainly ten years ago, at least half of all the national collections and the roots, a lot had come from the orchard. >> it is dwight responsibility for this being kennedy

for the crash that killed darrell horn and his 14-year-old son joe along with horn's brother-in-law troy biddle and his 13-year-old son baden. the family was on the way back to napa after a father-son outing. >> he's never showed any remorse whatsoever. he's never acted like somebody who took four innocent lives. >> the world will never know what joe and baden could have done and darrell and troy had a lot left to do. >> reporter: amanda horn lost her son, husband and brother and nephew in the crash. while nothing will bring loved ones back, they're relieved lowe won't get the chance to drive drunk any more. >>y justice is that we're all a little bit safer now that he's not on the roads. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, unraveling a north bay mystery. what happened to the 800-pound hammer. we know part of the story. no mystery in the weather, vianey, it is warm. >>> it is warm. and it is clear in san jose. 49 degrees right now. check out your temperature trend, though. yes, those are 70s. but it is only going to

michelle griego kenny troy in her morning team have the latest on the story starting at 4:30 am. >>> lingering showers coming down the bay area. this time lapse video is showing those dark clouds from earlier today. i have to ask is this in or are we in for more rain? >> it is gone not only for the storm but for this week. we still have lingering showers in the north bay and there will be a time lapse as it darted to the bay area. new line moving onshore with santa rosa getting some rain right now as is rona park for the next hour to an hour and a half. rainy days and mondays coming through on 1971 with 10 of 15 mondays so far this year. 67 percent have had rainfall which is double what is normal. futurecast has the rain out of here before sunrise tomorrow. and sunshine on the increase throughout the day is tomorrow should be rain free. scattered showers out there tonight and 80 degrees near seven-day forecast. >>> a big scare for a mother in san francisco after a man tries to kidnap her two-year-old son. the police arrested 34-year-old roscoe polio of australia last friday afternoon

in troy, alabama, aftermat another possible tornado. back here in texas, as ethe storms conti moving north, this community determined to rebuild. >> it will be hard but we'll make it. >> reporter: we were here with the homeownelier and we have a better idea of the widespread destruction. we just got word of t another tornado in shelby, ohio. jose? >> tammy leitner, thank you. >>> dave price has the latest on these stormsve >> well, they continue to stretch all the way from nthern new england to the florida panhandleg march toward the east. and at this hour, tornado watches posted through ohio, in through west virginia, kentucky, the carolinas down to and just before air time, posted in maryland, of virginia and our nation's capital. so we continue to watch that not onlyin the evening but through the overnight. this area now encompasses 87 million people in major population areas.ma ng winds, tornadoes and hail all part of this program. and we continue not only to watch this, but a second set of issues over in the midwest. snow. let's go

and darryl and troy have a lot left to do. >> reporter: amanda horn lost her husband, son, brother and nephew in the crash. she and her family say while nothing will bring their loved ones back, they are relieved ch drive drunk anymore. >> the only justice is that we're all a little bit safer now that he's not on the roads. >> reporter: now, the judge pointed out that lowe had five prior dui convictions before this crash. but never attended a dui course or used the interlock device as ordered by the court. the judge called his actions selfish, inexcusable and indefensible. reporting live in contra costa county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> some san jose skateboarders say the biggest risk to their safety isn't the boards but the skate park itself. they're referring to what they say is a prison-like fence. the one in this video at stonegate state park. ironically, the city says they put it up to keep them safe. nbc bay area robert handa joins us to show us the fence and the fight to tear down. >> reporter: well, yes, you're right, it is certainly not the type

. >>> at the latest gym where david pietz worked, co-workers like troy wagman understand full well whyooked so rough. still, it was a hard thing to witness. >> he looked very bad. he looked like he hadn't slept, he had lost weight, had dark circles under his eyes and he seemed a little bit more sad. >> while david pietz slowly got back to work after taking time off to mourn his lost wife, detectives intent on solving her murder began interviewing people from the gym world who knew the couple. starting at the facility where nici and dave had first met. >> bally's was the type of place where most of the rumors weren't really rumors. they were true. >> staff members agreed that dave, the alpha dog of the sales department, and nici, the nice girl, were a hopeless mismatch. >> the more nici liked him, the more i knew she shouldn't. >> what dave saw in nici, according to some co-workers, was a cynical way to climb the corporate ladder. nici was everyone's favorite, and their boss in particular loved her like family, as c.j. brady saw it. >> nici and our supervisor were very close. almost lik

troy brower finishesis off h great passing season, but the caps don't go quietly. thegaffe showed a little bit of life. rochi with the ice tilting toward the caps but the facomebk lls short. vincent trojack gets his second netter. an empty >> we could have kept it a lot closer than 4. when we have the players that wn do, we ca come back from one or two and maybe even three, but four is difficult. we never want s topot teams' goals, and i think definitely some lessons to bed lear about that going into the important stuff. >> all right, caps back home for their final two days in the regular season. >>> and tomorrow may be the most anticipated regular season baseball game in the history o nation's capitals. returning to d.c. wearing the road grays of the philadelphia phillies. reaction in the stands expected to be mixed wearing a division rival's uniform. one fan not happy about harper heading for philly. miriam bowser, she let us know her feelings on twitter writing, see you tomorrow, bryce. this is a picture of infamous trtor benedict arnold. harper is ready when he

he has said what the delete mail describes as an extraordinary statement but does not annex troy merrittto me is accuse the us president in engaging in racist and misogynist rhetoric and backing climate change denial. as a result of that, he is not going to dinner with him. also not a massive surprise in that he said that if he became premonition or he would not invite the us president to our shore. so not a huge surprise he will not want to attend a state may quit. also the first time he has been accused of snubbing the queen because he famously did not bow to her at parliament because he famously did not bow to herat parliament in because he famously did not bow to her at parliament in 2017. so same argument coming around again. i think it isjust quite rude, don't you think? you could argue he is be consistent with his views. this is entirely sticking to his beliefs. and he is not the only politician. john burqa has also mentioned as —— john burqa has also mentioned as —— john burke how. but if you don't go to state banquets with donald trump emma do you also go to state banquets when

. >> in the south a weekend of storms an apparent tornado touched down near troy, alabama, this morning the town sprinkled with wreckage. t video shot bs drone shows the extent of the damage. further west severe weather moved through mississippi. debris littered the town of vicksburg. the roof of this gas stationwh collapsede, in all 17 counties affected by the weather. >>ring all those affected areas are now and will remain under a state of emergency. >> other parts of the country still recovering from severe weather that struck saturday. >> people needing a place to stay taking refuge altd a local church. a spring of violent weather and forecasters warn it masht be overets. dan, nbc news. >>> we want to get rig to samara because we have severe weather in the area. you just got some new information, a new alert for us. what's going ? >> ll, right now we have some storms that haven't reached severe status, but everythingthn atmosphere is telling every meteorologist that tornadoes are possible tonight.th efore, the national weather service has issued a tornado watch for the entire region

at least 8 people are dead toda a tornado touched down in troy, alabama. and mississippi is still recovering from a line of severe veorms and then in texas, tornadoes c a path of destruction destroying several mes. some people just thankful they made it out alive. >> it's our house. it's gone. but i am so thankful to be alive. >> one of the deaths i texas happened after a strong tornado tore through atate historical site during a native american cultural festivaltun ay. the national weather service says the tornado was an ef-3 with winds of about40 miles per hour. be the first to know when severe weather moves into your neighbhood where ever youare. the nbc washington app will track the weather conditions and send you warnings from our team as well. now.right, we switch gears the mayor of front royal, virginia is headed to court stomorrow. he charged with soliciting a prostitute. it's a story that you saw fir on news 4. hollis tharpe confirmed h was indicted on a solicitation charge. he calls the chargebaseless. court documents say this is connected to an

turkish opera troy was. at the bolshoi theater today and this year will continue to hold these events last year six million russian tourists visit turkey and they were hoping that in twenty one thousand this number will grow. and will set another record i think that we have to move forward with the. areas ation process and we will take these steps in the future mr putin i also discussed this issue. also as we met today will show discuss the problems in syria and other regional issues weeks changed our opinions on the syrian settlement and the way also discussed the. situation with the us withdrawing troops from the region of course we discussed the. issue that problem by the way also talked about the situation in other areas of syria. so. talked about some additional steps that could provide for peace and stability in syria. and also together with the russian federation i would like to note that unless we. get rid of all terrorists in syria which is a threat to our national security there is not going to be

near troy, alabama this morning, an apparent tornado left a path of destruction.er west, severe weather moved through all 17 counties of mississippi. yesterday in texas, 140 mile per hour winds swirled through towns, scattering cars and flattening homes. people who needed a place to stay took refuge at a local church. louisiana also saw destruction, from severe thunderstorms. forecasters warn the violent round of spring weather may not be over yet. robbed and ignored. a bart police officer... discouraging a victim of a violent crime -- from filing a report. we investigate a troubling call for help, when we return... vianey ad libs tz bart parking lot. he then turned to us -- after a bart officer tried to . >>> he was held up at gunpoint in a part parking lot. hi then turned to us after an officer tried to convince not to file a report. this raises serious questions about how bart officers handle crimes. >> imagine someone called a gun on you and your friends while you are visiting oakland. they steal your wallets and your phones. you call police, but instead of in

well another man getting emotional at wembley was this man, troy deeney. leader. and when they got a penalty in the 94th minute to send the game into extra time. well nobody else you'd want taking it really. he's been through the highs and lows with the club. he gave a really emotional interview afterwards in which he said, i was holding back the tears 12 years ago, i was playing £10 a week to play football. it is notjust the game, it is life in general. there is a lwa ys it is life in general. there is always going to be setbacks but if you can continue the course and stay true to yourself, everything will be all right. well geoff doyle covers watford for bbc local radio and explains how he differs from most footballers. the big turning point in his career was his father was diagnosed with cancer and at that time he went out in birmingham, got into a fight and ended up in prison. before he went to prison his dad died so after the game he came out and explained that not just game he came out and explained that notjust in game he came out and explained that

i tornado touched down in troydo -- a tor touched down in troy, alabama. in texas, tornadoes carved a path of destruction while stroying several homes. officials in louisiana say one of the fatalities there was a 13-year-old boy. >>> in the day ahead, front royal mayor hslis tharpe expected in a warrencourtroom. he tells us he was indicted friday and charged with soliciting a prostitute last may. tharpe tells news4 the situation is embarrassing and the charge are baseless. as> sheriff's deputies need help solving a sexuault inside of a nightclub in loudoun county. the alleged attack happenet the rio cantina in sterling early sunday morning. a w aan says man she didn't know began kissing and groping her in astairwell and pulled her into a private room. call the loudoun county nyeriff's office if you have information. >>> police continue looking for suspects after a deadly shooting in suitland. is happened on saturday around 3:00 a.m. officers found two mensi shot a home on maywood lane off suitland road. one of the men was pronounced dead on the scene. the

for four victims, 50-year-old darrell horn, his 14-year-old son joseph and two more family members, troy and baden by theal. this is a combination of charges, the majority of them for the second degree murder charges of those four victims. it was an emotional time in the courthouse. a number of the family members speaking during it. as far as the background, loh was accused of driving under the influence on november 2017 causing that multi car crash on i-80 killing those four family members related to cal baseball player jared horn. loh did have a criminal history. he had a number of prior duis, a suspended license, time in prison as well as violating it parole. as you can imagine an emotional time for thatly. hopefully providing a bit of closure for them today. >>. >>earsour, turning to our forecast, looking like a great weekend to be outside. a live look at our camera in richmond. >> actually san rafael. >> i'll be in the richmond area. but karen hall has been tracking the weather. >> a great weekend to be outside. not only a lot of the festivals and outdoor activities but a of sportin

a tornado touched down in troy alabama, yesterday, and misssippi is still recovering in texas, tornadoes carved a path of destruction destroying several homes. some people are just thankful they made it out alive. >> this is our use. this -- it's gone. i. a so thankful to be alive -- i am so thankful to be alive. >> devastation there. an ef3 tornado with winds of 140 miles per hour tore tpaough rts of texas killing at least one person there. >>> people in chicago are dealing w h winter weather. five inches of snow fell kisterday marng one of the highest april totals in the city's history. chicago see a like such nice city. it was only the third time chicago saw three i or morenches of snow in late in the season. it is april 15th. man. >>> the first to know when severe weather moves into your atighborhood. er you are, wherever you are, the nbc washington app, we'll track the weather conditions and send you warnings from our team. >>> it the mayor of the town of front royal, virginia, will be in court facing a charge of soliciting a prostitute. hollis tharpe says this stems from a visit to

smother a clearance from watford goalkeeper ben foster and then just a minute later watford captain troy very important in the table. but we carry on for the next matches and also our focus now is very clear, to be very concentrated in the key moment. steve smith and david warner have been named in australia's world cup squad following their year—long suspensions for ball—tampering. there is some flash photography coming up. they were both banned from international cricket for a year, for their part in the incident during a test series against south africa but those suspensions expired last month. the world cup to be played in england and wales gets under way on the 30th of may. israel folau's international career appears to be over. he's been sacked by rugby australia over a homophobic social media post in which he said ‘hell awaits' gay people. he'll now have to accept his sacking, orface a code of conduct hearing. folau has 73 caps and was expected to be a key player for australia at this years world cup. manchester united will aim to overturn a first—leg deficit in the champions leag

passing over to troy brown junior and brown at the buzzer. a game high 24 points for brown.t for the rookie skipping ahead late 4th quarter. adding some insurance on the alley oop. wizards beat the ngets95-90. now to march madness, taking on michigan state in the elite 8 here in d.c. spartans decide to run everyone's bracket. miigan state sends the blue devils home. they head to their 10th final four in school history. earlier auburn taking on kentucky. the tigers have never been to a final four until now. they beat kentucky 77-71. auburn advances to play virginia. michigan state will take on texas tech. >> now d.c. united visiting orlando city fc. you have to see what wayne rooney did re. 30th minute, not sending it to anyone else. he's scoring on his own. this is absurd. he bends and then goes off the bar and in. goal of the year candidate already. hands down. beating orlando city fc 2-1 and their next two games are at tme. if you want check out a d.c. united game, they are a hot team right now. go out there. >> i'm headedhere. >> p ter >>> we all know thi city loves it's

gerrard deal or failed pulling off a lovely ship with eleven minutes to go and then in injury time troy deeney held his nerve to convert a penalty and false extra time did a further than popped up to compete to come back and say what for today first if a cup final since nineteen eighty-four. or football in tanzania has gone under the radar in africa for decades but an upturn in fortunes has seen them hit new heights at both club and international level for the country qualifying for the africa cup of nations for the first time in nearly forty years pool. success stories in east african football off few and far between but a turning point may have come here in tanzania club side simba spearheading a steady march to new heights in dar es salaam. they're the first times an eon team to reach the quarterfinals of the african champions league a two legged to date with destiny against multiple champions t.p. mazembe of the democratic republic of congo. between the team is just the team work being together loving each other helping each other that's the most thing that makes us successful. diff

individual charges at this time would only result in further waste of time effort and resigning says the troy district attorney failed to take that action the reason that i do not know to this day. i absolutely disagree with the overall result as one of several statements and accusations within mr jones as press release however it is so to his decision on how to proceed with any case in the district attorney's office. over two hundred migrants have clashed with the right place now the northern greek city of thessaloniki authorities were attacked with stones as they guarded the border into northern macedonia on thursday refugees had gathered outside a local migrant camp circulated on social media saying the crossing would be opened the interior ministry has since denied these claims urging people not to attempt any illegal entry into the neighboring balkan state meanwhile in athens five hundred people were prevented from getting on trains headed to the border area. that's our headline news break down for this hour but i'll be back in about thirty minutes with the latest thanks for tuning in. i

individual charges at this time would only result in further waste of time effort and resources the troy district attorney failed to take that action the reason that i do not know to this day. i absolutely disagree with the overall result as well as several statements and accusations within mr jones as press release however it is so to his decision on how to proceed with any case in the district attorney's office. that's our global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our website r.t. dot com for the details on all the stories and many more. young elephants have come to us after. especially brutal pledging incidents because the baby elephants often to see their mothers not only be killed but also be cut off and voters. i do smile i see it. as we continue to grow. you will continue to see this mixture of. the two. were almost industry you can't really distinguish what. is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in county or you'll be to state if you look at it from the analogy. mart was the day that when he was. most contentious criti