united icon. they did well tonight. >> progress. their first road win. let's talk baseball.nale at nationals park. the nats trying to enjoy a sweep of the mets. game one of the eastern conference semifinals. wizards and celtics. how it went down in boston. the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. quite the big basketball game in g the wizards looking to get off to a good start in the series against the celtics. mission accomplished in the first quarter. washington came out guns blazin g. 16-0.zards led the wiz mounted a comeback. bogdonovic. the wizards only don't three -- down three. washington behind nine. al horford hits. the wizards drop game one 123-11. 1. game two is tuesday night in boston. >> our defense slipped a little bit. we gave up a lot of three. we made 19 threes today. that is way too many to give up. those chances of us winning that game as slim when that happens. >> really good driving and kicking out the threes. initial action of them attacking us, watching live, i don't think there were a lot of contested thees. we have to make

the nhl trophy was displayed for hockey fans to not only see it, but also touch it in the iconic unitedad of the start of the play—offs on wednesday. that will involve 16 teams, including the new york rangers who are preparing for the post season. well, what a sight. he nearly got lost in that trophy. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. cooler, cloudier weather more likely as we head into the easter weekend. there was some sunshine around yesterday. quite warm in the sunshine too. that was in wales. further north, grey and threatening skies we had in stirling, scotland. cloudier and warmer in other parts of the uk. that is slowly pushing southwards. we have a westerly breeze, which is dragging in cloud even across england and wales. so temperatures won't be as low as they were last night. the rain, though, is further north and that will push slowly southwards through wednesday. we start with some rain in the central belt. wetter in glasgow than edinburgh. rain for northern i

. >> is one of the most iconic landmarks in the united states. it's also one of the deadliest. since 1937, it's believed nearly 2000 people have jumped to their deaths off of the golden gate bridge. nine years ago, her son donovan was one of them. >> it's one of those bone crushing, soul crushing, mind numbing experience that anyone should ever have to go through. >> all of the families that i spoke to said if that net were there, our child would still be alive. so, it's a comfort to them that they again, are preventing other debts. >> they attended the announcement of the more than $200 million safety net due to be complete by the year 2021. >> kyle jumped off the bridge on september 20, 2013. when i desperately needed to know, how and why suicide can happen here -- >> this is a sample of the suicide barrier. it is made from stainless steel wire rope which will create a hard platform extending 20 feet out on both sides of the bridge. >> is a symbol of how much we care. it's a symbol for how much we care for our loved ones, not only that, the other people who are going to conti

london's iconic former olympic stadium, the home of west ham united being raided.ms officials who swooped on the club's officers, this morning. at the same time in newcastle, a member of the public captured a similar thing at saintjames's park, once again documents were seized, the players were left stunned as investigators also played a visit to the club's training ground. in a statement hmrc said: it had arrested several men for a suspected £5 million income tax and national what has happened today both here in newcastle and at west ham is part of a wider investigation that has seen 180 revenue and customs officials deployed across both the uk and france. this afternoon the premier league leaders chelsea were drawn into the controversy, saying they had been questioned in connection with the raids. hmrc has been taking a closer look at football, issuing an statement of intent. there are a lot of people who believe not disclosed payments is endemic in the game and also waiting for the majesties revenue and customs to deploy quite so many officers in what is clearly

. >> reporter: one of the most iconic landmarks in the united states. also one of the deadliest. since 1937 it is believed nearly 2,000 people have jumped totheir deaths off the golden gate bridge. 9 years ago dana barks' son donovans would was one of them. >> it's one of the most bone crushing soul crushing mind numbing experiences that any parent can ever have to go through. >> reporter: that's why barks and other families who lost loved ones to suicide off the span pushed for a suicide barrier. >> all the families i spoke to said if the net were there our child would be alive. so it's a comfort to them that they again are preventing other des deaths. >> reporter: i doan feinstein and nancy pelosi attended the announcement of the safety net due to be complete by 2021. >> kyle jumped off the bridge on september 20, 2013. >> reporter: officials called the golden gate a suicide magnet. >> when i needed to know how and why suicide could happen here. >> reporter: this is a sample of the suicide barrier made from stainless steel wire rope which creates a hard platform 20 feet from th

london's iconic olympic stadium, now the home of west ham united, raided.s who swooped on the club's offices this morning, seizing financial documents, computers and mobile phones. here at newcastle united, a member of the public captured a similar scene at stjames' park. the players left stunned meanwhile as investigators also paid a surprise visit to the club's training ground. in a statement, hmrc said it'd arrested several men working within the professional football industry for a suspected £5 million income tax and national insurance fraud. this criminal investigation, it said, sent a clear message that whoever you are, if you commit tax fraud, you can expect to face the consequences. what's happened today, both here in newcastle and at west ham, is part of a wider investigation that's seen 180 revenue and customs officials deployed across both the uk and france, and this afternoon the premier league leaders, chelsea, were drawn into the controversy, saying that they had been questioned in connection with the raids. one of those arrested was newcastle

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iconic cable cars. >> plus big changes coming to united, how the fall out of from that passenger being dragged off a recent flight is leading to major changes that could affect you. >> 3, 2, 1. >> it looks like fun and games, but this is so much more. how it is helping kids learn about their future. >> checking traffic at 4:10, a live look at 680 in walnut creek. oncoming traffic is northbound. that's usually the heavier traffic flow at this hour in the afternoon commute. right side southbound moving freely. back with more >>> a second muni cable car operator arrested for allegedly embezzling fare money. >> a coworker was detained after it was discovered he was doing the same thing. abc 7 news reporter is live from san francisco with details of the new case. lyanne. >> reporter: muni director john haley said that he was pleased to announce that there would be no more arrests. he told me this is it. he said these were two bad apples out of more than 200. he called the rest of the cable car operators and employees honest ambassadors of san francisco. a december 2016 audit done by the san francisco municipal

united kingdom. he faces extradition to india over accusations of fraud. the flamboyant businessman, who are denied any wrongdoing, made his fortune selling beer under the iconicr brand before branching out into fi racing, ipl and aviation. prime minister may have called for a snap election in june. a minister may have called for a snap election injune. a stronger mandate for a party will allow them to negotiate a better brexit deal. the british pound strengthened on the news and i asked whether investors should expect more volatility? that strengthening pound had an immediate impact on sharemarket trading with the sharemarket dropping by 2.5% in trading overnight. it is a bit of a surprising move to see a currency strengthen on a weak economic development that it reflects on the market. the market is concerned about the outlook for the pound and is very short at any news and it's the social position scrambling for cover. although the pound has strengthened i would see that reverse over the next one or two days. that was our correspondent in sydney. as a look now at how market action is shaping up in early asian trading. the two to five down by a5 points. the

icon. we look back at the life of the founder of the j. geils band. >>> 5:13. stolen air conditioning units are putting some of new jersey's most precious artifacts in danger. >> two units were stolen from the museum on monday. the rising temperatures could put unwanted stress on anything that is organic inside the building. >> it's vital to our existence. we cannot have this building subject to the highs and lows in temperatures. >> vineland police are trying to figure out if there's a link to a rash of units being stolen from area businesses in the past couple of months. >>> a search on the genealogy website ancestry.com did more than uncover family history. police in montgomery county say it helped crack a case of identity theft. a man was arrested for impersonating a dead man from lansdale for more than 20 years. officers were alerted when a relative searching the website spotted something strange. >>> 5:14. new, fox newschannel's bill o'reilly is taking a break. the embattled host told viewers he was taking a few days off for a preplanned spring vacation. o'reilly and fox continue feel

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united states. this isn't just about a few cookies. see, this factory is an icon. it's a place where you could make a decent wage. you could raise a family. and places like that should not be a thing of the past. irene rosenfeld, the ceo of mondaleas makes over $9,000 an hour. $9,000 an hour. she just went over the $200 million mark that she's taken out of the company. for her. one person. $9,000 an hour and in that same hour nabisco workers in mexico earn barely more than a dollar, $1. that's simply unacceptable. so we asked the president trump, do what's right. stand with us. stand with michael. stand with the bakery workers. bring the jobs home. protect our pensions and invest in america. that's what you said you were going to do. [applause] >> now, building an economy that works for everyone requires putting our issues and our values first. and as a result, we will not be an atm or any political party. we'll stand up to the corporate republicans who attack working people and the neo- liberal democrats who take us for granted. see, when our fidelity is to workin

icons, evers and, mr. speaker, mr. brown was admitted to law before all mississippi court systems. the united states district court for the northern district of mississippi, united states district court for the southern district of mississippi, united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit and the united states supreme court. mr. brown also served on the executive board of the national bar association for approximately 15 years. mr. speaker, on december 31, 1989, r. jess brown died in jackson, mississippi, at the age of 77. mr. speaker, r. jess brown is well deserving of this honor, and i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 455. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: mr. johnson reserves his time. the gentleman from georgia, mr. ferguson. mr. ferguson: i continue to reserve, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: continues to reserve. mr. johnson. mr. johnson: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. r. jess brown is the type of individual who is an american success story. just listening to the comments of my colleague, congressman thompson, about

iconic flags are coming down temporarily. we'll tell you what's taking their place. >>> and later, united airlines is changing its tune over this now-infamous incident in chicago. the ceo's new stance and new details about what happened before the doctor was dragged off the plane. >>> today the philadelphia soul championship rings. the team won it last season and will show off their bling at a special event tonight. the soul are the winningest professional sports team in philly. since the inaugural season in 2004. >>> work continues to transform the ben franklin parkway into a football center for the nfl draft party later this month. that work will also mean a new look along the parkway. the city visitors bureau says the iconic international flags you see there will be replacement banners representing the 32 nfl teams. after the draft is over, the flags will go back up in their original spots. >>> king of prussia mall is adding a new upscale steak and food fast food restaurant to the mall. the nashville-based j. alexander is opening a freestanding restaurant at the king of prussia mall next year. the business will employ about

united states. >>> disneyland paris is se celebrating its 25th anniversary as its iconic characters like mickey mouse, pluto danced and sang in front of visitors as part of a grandpa raid. it opened its doors on april 12, 1991. that's the cnbc news update this hour. back to you, melissa. >> thank you, contessa. >>> a check on the markets. we do have stocks under pressure off the lows. the dow is down almost 100 points at one point. utility consumer staples leading. the semiconductors down 1.5%. a tough week down 3% so far. >>> so day three of a story everybody is still talking about, and we do it on most commercial breaks, frankly, united airlines ceo is speaking with the media for the first time since the fiasco involving a passenger being dragged off that united flight this morning. >> as i think about our business and our people the first thing i think important to say is to apologize to dr. dow, his family, the passengers on the flight, our customers, our employees. that is not who our family at united is. and you saw us at a bad moment. this can never happen again on a united airlines flight. th

united states. when burger king left florida, they went to canada. these are iconicanies and they are going not to tax havens, but our best friends, so we have to do with that within the tax reform effort, permanence. permanence is the name of the game. i am convince you leave a lot of growth on the table if you just have a temporary plan. what we don't want to do is turn the tax code into a big tax extenders so than in 10 years we are having the same discussion over and over. let's take advantage of a national inflection point and do this the right way. david: you talk about dynamic scoring. in your plan, what growth rate do break into make this work? >> there are all kinds of models and i don't have it off the top of my head, but we are trying to give the joint committee on taxation our view of things and ask them to score it and give us feedback, so that is a very interactive process right now, but the goal is in terms of the house republican blueprint to make sure it pays for itself and pays for itself not just on a philosophical bases, and pay for itself to make

united nations, this is breath takingly boring, but it occurs in windowless rooms after midnight when the ambassadors on the security council are hashing out language post people will never read in security resolution. iconicer. good place to take advantage of to make statements that you want the rest of the world to hear. >> sandra: by the way, you make it so simple for us. i know can you easily go into that rang wage that nobody canhave you heard from tp calling the u.n. an under performer. he referred to it as. >> very diploma diplomatic, i mt say. hsay. >> sandra: he said quote it has huge potential. i spoke with you earlier this week. >> i said the president sound optimistic you didn't agree with that. >> i think he sounds optimistic. a. agree with that i'm just not as optimistic as he is. i think that's fine for a president. signal to the other security council ambassadors that the administration doesn't come in with an inability hostility to doing things at the u.n. he wants to see whether, in fact, there is follow through on it and i think that's where the hard task lies. >> sandra: let's talk strategy. because you just saw nikki haley, she is saying we need to put pressure on russia in this syria

united states who does not deserve to be president. >> congressman maxine waters once again showing why she has become an icon of the resistance movement against trump. i'm pleased to welcome her back to "am joy" this morning for what we love to call our moment of maxine. congresswoman, it's always nice to see you, even though we're not in person, nice to see you. >> thank you very much. i'm delighted to be on with you again. >> i dress a little bit up when you're coming. i had to throw on some pearls this morning. let's talk about the issues, i think it's important. a lot of people are talking about you because of the outrageous and ridiculous things said by another person on a network but you i think very smartly said let's stick to the issues. let's go to the first one. the first one is the michael flynn decision that he would like to try to get immunity from prosecution in order to testify. what do you make of that? >> well, i'm very pleased that he is being turned down. he's trying to get in there early before the investigation brings about the kind of information that is absolutely needed. so i think they did the right thing by n

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