house doors to victor orban in a way that ba rack obama house doors to victor orban in a way that barackrefused to do. but to make the talks conditional and some kind of action on hungary's relationship with china, the question is how you finesse that sort of diplomacy and whether the president is prepared to use that kind of leverage. and the body language and what he says in front of the press because the europeans will be watching closely for any signs that he is embracing what victor orban stands for seems to stand for within the european union and of course, reading some of the comments today from the officials were saying that this was inevitable. he is a nato ally, you can have them frozen out forever so at some point, the hungarian prime minister has to arrive. and they have just discussed with their particularly concerned about is him moving into the sphere of rush and china —— of russia and china. financial markets tumbled today because of the escalating trade war between china and the us — it was the first day of trading since president trump raised tariffs on more than two hu

children chanting: victor, victor, victor!hool in the name of victor and then we will go to make many plans to make this a school very, very ideal and protected for all the kids. mr mubarak says he suffered a tough childhood and he does not want others, like victor, to experience the same thing. "i am happy they are helping me to build my little house," said victor, "it is humble and always will be. thanks also for helping to build our school." the businessman also handed over a wallet full of cash and says he'll be back for the inauguration of the new school and victor's new home. now the young boy will never have to study on the streets again. tim allman, bbc news. stay with bbc news. much more and oui’ stay with bbc news. much more and our top stories on our website including the implication for brexit with the resignation of the british prime minister. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @regedahmadbbc. hello there. well, as you've probably already heard, it's not going to be a heatwave this bank holiday weekend. it's turnin

children chanting: victor, victor, victor!generation class in school in the name of victor and then we will go to make many plans to make this a school very, very ideal and protected for all the kids. mr mubarak says he suffered a tough childhood and he does not want others, like victor, to experience the same thing. "i am happy they are helping me to build my little house," said victor, "it is humble and always will be. thanks also for helping to build our school." the businessman also handed over a wallet full of cash and says he'll be back for the inauguration of the new school and victor's new home. now the young boy will never have to study on the streets again. tim allman, bbc news. crew had to evacuate a cargo ship after it began tilting in the river mersey. the container vessel began listing at gladstone dock in liverpool in the early hours yesterday morning. the maritime and coastguard agency said the ship was back on an even keel and all crew were safe. let's introduce you now to a puppy named ‘shuck‘ who has become

at the famous heroes square we made victor noise about. his father is german and his mother is hungary and he doesn't feel like a european. that all things get. 50 of the i support a conservative state a nation state. and i'm opposed to the european union and the. victor is active in the right wing conservative party of prime minister viktor orban he's also involved in the election campaigns outside parliament he plays a video for a huge election rally held last year. god it's like the whole country came together on this one day. we felt strength and peace. we felt we were one country. so much of their emotional absolutely. i want to go right on the ball bounce nationalist populist rhetoric is popular with many young people obama's new electro laws instituted in 2012 helped secure a 2 thirds majority in last year's parliamentary election despite winning just under 50 percent of the voter feed as also has enormous influence over the hunk area media and the courts many independent researchers say that poses a threat to democracy but that doe

children chanting: victor, victor, victor!ss in school in the name of victor and then we will go to make many plans to make this a school very, very ideal and protected for all the kids. mr mubarak says he suffered a tough childhood and he does not want others, like victor, to experience the same thing. "i am happy they are helping me to build my little house," said victor, "it is humble and always will be. thanks also for helping to build our school." the businessman also handed over a wallet full of cash and says he'll be back for the inauguration of the new school and victor's new home. now the young boy will never have to study on the streets again. tim allman, bbc news. they're arguably the most famous girl band of all time. british pop group, the spice girls shot to global fame in the ‘90s releasing a string of number one hits before breaking up in the year 2000. now, almost two decades later, they've kicked off their reunion tour in ireland. giving fans what they really really wanted on friday evening, the spice girls g

burning books also victor believes that the e.u. strategy is clear the. aristocrats in brussels aim to take complete control of all the member states. but hungary wants to remain sovereign and determine its own domestic policy in the political process cannot and will not accept that. the fia victor remains firm in his political convictions and opposed to the e.u. . but there are still dedicated pro europeans in hungary the momentum movement is the centrist political party that was founded 2 years ago. and so it doesn't seem as back then the government put up stop brussels posters. we went out and covered up the brussels with stickers so that the posters who. stop moscow and stop or bond is going to get it it's difficult to be an opposition party and hungry right now. the government plays hardball the way you'd never see in a normal democracy guns my father was fired from his job at a state run agency because of my political activity. but fortunately he found another jar. of. momentum has fielded candidates for the upcoming european parliament elections. t

i'm christi paul, and i'm victor blackwell. the ntsb has a team on the way to jacksonville, florida. they're going to start the investigation why the plane skidded into the st. john's river. >> you can see it sitting there this morning before the investigators get started. most importantly everyone on board, they are safe. that is the good news. more than 100 passengers and crew members were rescued. they had to climb onto the wing of the plain in it came to a stop? what shall ooh water there. natasha, good morning. what are you hearing this morning? >> within the hour, 16 ntsb investigators took off from washington, d.c. they're going to be looking at the plane that's still sitting in the water there and trying to document exactly what happened. the boeing 737 went do you think in the st. john's river near air station jacksonville. the charter jet was coming in for a landing from a military base in guantanamo. in the cabin, a mixture of civilians and military personnel. sheryl boardman,'s attorney from chicago, was on the plan

>> reporter: that's right, victor, and jessica.resident trump taking it easy tonight after the long flight over from the united states. there was a brief pause in alaska. the president meeting with some troops there before he got here to tokyo. he met with those business leaders as you mentioned, really talking about the strength of the u.s. and japan relationship. this is really, as you said, a trip about demonstrating the strength of this alliance and the close relationship between shinzo abe and president trump. trump extensively spoke about just how important this relationship is to him, and his desire to have more japanese investment in the american economy. listen to what he told those business leaders. >> if you join in seizing the incredible opportunities now before us in terms of investments in the united states, i think you're going to see tremendous return on your investments. it's my sincere hope that the era, the economic ties between the united states and japan continue to grow deeper and stronger if that's possible.

that's the famous heroes square we made victor noise about. his father is german and his mother is hungary and he doesn't feel like a european. is going to get. 50 of the i support a conservative state a nation state. and i'm opposed to the european union and the. victor is active in the right wing conservative fetus party of prime minister viktor orban he's also involved in the election campaigns outside parliament he plans a video for huge election rally held last year. god it's like the whole country came together on this one day. we felt strength and peace. we felt we were one country. to material motional absolutely. i want the old fart on the ball bounce nationalist populist rhetoric is popular with many young people obama's new electoral laws instituted in 2012 helped secure a 2 thirds majority in last year's parliamentary election despite winning just under 50 percent of the followed fiji has also has enormous influence over the hunky area media and the courts many independent researchers say that poses a threat to democracy but that d

here now victor davis hanson sr. fellow hoover institution victor, what do you make of highly entertaining and revealing circular firing squad> >> victor: it is you would think it would come from the other side, the holy grail and collusion so why wouldn't papadopoulos repay manafort or flynn.to no one said he colluded, not me but on the other side, the side of the noble servant supposed to save us from donald trump suddenly, james comey is saying wow, brennan put this unverified dossier and then no, comey says you know what, the dossier was not that important for the fisa court. and then comey said, mccabe leaked to the press and mccabe said no, comey is. but laura, why a different mentality? i did it and i'm proud because i saved us from trump. suddenly, it is a bad thing to c mention the dossier or put it in the presidential briefing. same thing with emails, laura. all these privacies and we have no evidence they deleted from the email. why was she deleting things with the government? >> laura: victor, i was just

>> that's right, victor. the japanese were never comfortable with the love phase between trump and kim jong-un of north korea. we often heard from japanese officials that the u.s. should be careful about sort of listening to the words of north koreans and showering them with praise, given the fact they have not gotten rid of their nuclear weapons. they have not really taken any steps to show that they're serious against denuclearization. the japanese has been the excepts cal party. they've been respectable of the president. giving him the space he needs to negotiate but behind closed doors they're very much concernconcern ed president trump may get played by kim jong-un. and the short-range missiles continue to be a threat to japan and other countries in the region. and the japanese are also concerned about the issue of abductees. north korea has been accused of abducting, you know, a lot of japanese citizens. and the japanese have called on president trump to raise this issue with kim jong-un multiple times.

victor davis hanson. and on the border, the crisis goes on. the border patrol apprehending what it calls the largest group of illegal immigrants in new mexico. then they apprehended hundreds more just a few hours later. and president trump working each and every day to secure that border and doing so almost alone. today he asked congress for additional funding to help end the crisis. good luck with that. this is after all a democratic congress bent on not allowing this president to win again before the 2020 election. tom holman, mark morgan with us tonight, the latest on the border. for the second day in a row, thousands of venezuelans in the streets trying to overthrow the maduro regime. we will have the very latest developments from venezuela. much more here tonight. we begin with breaking news. sources in the house judiciary committee telling fox news that attorney general barr will not be appearing at that hearing tomorrow. the democratic committee chair jerry nadler insisting that the attorney genera

victor and cristi. >> where's he end up next?ent he's going to talk about water quality issues in that particular area which has had a serious issue with that. he's talking about a lot of different issues across the tour of the south. of course he's going to end in alabama, victor, which of course is at the center of this big controversy regarding abortion. so sanders hitting on a number of important issues during the democratic primary. >> we have seen a number of democrats talk about the anti-abortion laws. ryan nobles there for us live in orangeburg, south carolina. >> thank you so much for spending some time with us here. don't forget to tweet us. we want to know what you're think about. and we hope you make good memories today. >> there's much more ahead in the next hour of "cnn newsroom." fred reeky whitfield picks it up after the break. getting dressed can be rough on sensitive skin. downy free & gentle has no perfumes, no dyes and softens clothes for sensitive skin. the only one trusted by the national psoriasis foundatio

the sounds of jazz filled the theater tuesday night.former student, victor mcelhaney and drummer shot and killed almost 2 months ago. his mother in oakland city councilwoman and other family members attended.>> we really miss him. it is hard. it's very very hard.>> reporter: mcelhaney says this concert helps to fill the void that come from the loss of her son. she describes him as a joy to his family and those who knew him including former bandmates and professors where he attended classes for two years before transferring. on march 10 the 21-year-old was killedr usc during a not move. it is deeper still.>> reporter: this music his mentor says helps the story of victor, a talented young musician who lost his life to senseless gun violence. >> he left a legacy on the stage as a young man who was giving back. >> reporter: giving back by helping other young musicians. his former drum instructor played in the seats that would have been victors had he been here. >> i'm just trying to honor his energy. >> reporter: victor was scheduled to graduate friday, his parents plan to attend the cere

>> reporter: hey, victor and jessica. president trump had negative words for the federal reserve, unhappy they are going to raise interest rates. the president intervening in the monetary policy of the federal reserve. he feels the stock market would be performing much more effectively by several hundred point ifs they keep rates low. the president, with much to discuss here in japan regarding commerce with shinzo abe, the prime minister, the two sides very far apart on a bilateral trade deal. the president wants access to a trade market and abe wants to talk president trump away from devastating auto and other tariffs the president is going to install. president trump spoke to business leaders after arriving in tokyo. listen to what he says abtd the current state of the japanese-u.s. relationship. >> if you join in seizing the incredible opportunities now before us in terms of investments in the united states, i think you are going to see tremendous return on your investments. it's my sincere hope that the reiwa era, the

victor remains firm in his political convictions and opposed to the e.u. . but there are still dedicated pro europeans in hungary the momentum movement is the central political party that was founded 2 years ago. back then the government put up stop brussels posters. we went out and covered up the brussels with stickers so that the posters read stop moscow and stop. this going to get it's difficult to be an opposition party and hungry right now. the government plays hardball the way you'd never see in a normal democracy my father was fired from his job at a state run agency because of my political activity. fortunately he found another job. momentum has fielded candidates for the upcoming european parliament elections. the party has a practical reason for supporting the european you. hungary is one of the largest recipients of the e.u. funding. for. the open that financial support could change because of or bans policies. that we want to get in the parliament to show people that hungary is more than viktor orbán we are part of hungary to reason all here. whe

victor tarasenko, the sniper. boston scores the next four goals. third period. shawn kuraly makes it 3-2. and gets his helmet yanked off his head there. don't make him angry. boston wins 4-2. and they leave the series. that level of violence upset you? boston wins 4-2. just having fun. look out. almost got his head taken off by a line drive. jeff was backwards right this. caught in self-defense. the brewers beat the twins 5-4. abc7 sports sponsored by sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," tonight, trevor noah, from "booksmart," billie lourd, and music from ciara. and now, stop right there, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. that's very nice. i appreciate it. i will say this, i'm glad you're in. the borders around this show are always open. how

>> yes, victor, good morning. and thank you for having me on. in terms of the conditions last night, you know, when i was notified, there had been some thunderstorms going through the area with lightning and heavy rain. and by the time i arrived on scene, as passengers were being helped out of the water, you know, the rain had stopped and the skies had cleared. but there was some significant thunderstorms in the area, you know, prior to the aircraft incident at the base. >> there was some questions at one point, captain, about which -- which area that this landed on. it either landed on a runway that was 6,000 -- i think 6,000 feet or 9,000. was there sufficient space for this plane to land? >> yes. and so the aircraft was making an attempted landing on runway 10. that's at the easterly-headed runway. which at the end of that runway is the st. john's river. it's runway 10. it's a 9,000-foot runway with 8,000 feet, i believe, of landing distance. under normal conditions that is plenty of runway for an aircraft of this type to be able to basically

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trying to ls are track down victor charles johnson. he also goes by the name victor jackson. he's opted a p ole --nted on a parole violations. he has a historyof drug offenses. he drove off and crashed into a car on route 50, then wrecked his car near the bw parkway in cheverly. he then took off running into the woods. cked ls in the area were l down, and residents were told to stay inside as police searchor him. >>> candles flickered in southeast d.c. last night as people remembered a man killed n in a hirun. joshua williams was hit as he walked across southern avenue over the weekend. people comforted each other and told stories about williams' life. police say he was trying to cross the str near ft. circle park. the driver ditched the suv and ran off. investigators have not found that driver. >>> 6:07. hea fairfax county te walked into court facing a handful of misdemeanors on wednesday. >> but he left in handcuffs, arged with nearly two dozen felonies. rafael shegloveski was on leave from his at a herndon high schoolment he was arrested after a live-in nanny found a secre

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víctor: sé que hay una colaboración para proporcionar información e intercambiarla.inúa con su campaña política de oposición al presidente de su país. ulyses: los hondureños pedimos solo una cosa y es la caída de juan orlando hernández. carmen: mientras tanto, en la frontera sur de california recientemente se filtró una lista de activistas, abogados y periodistas quienes supuestamente estarían involucrados de alguna u otra manera en los incidentes sucedidos en la frontera en noviembre pasado. la lista habría sido hecha en estados unidos, pero con apoyo de su vecino, según clark. quienes la integran han denunciado acoso, represalias, violación a sus derechos individuales y han interpuesto una queja antes instancias internacionales. al interior de méxico la cosa es seria. activistas que acompañan a los viajeros centroamericanos están siendo detenidos a diestra y siniestra. ulyses comparte que en méxico ha tenido que evadir a las autoridades mexicanas, donde dice, hay una verdadera persecución. ulyses: agarraron a mi compañero walter cuello. Él era uno de los que venía

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vÍctor hugo rodriguez noticias telemundo. >>> si hubo uso excesivo. que disparÓ a un joven hispano.tenta retroceder un agente le dispara a travÉs del parabrisas hiriÉndole y despues quitÁndole la vida. >>> momentos de pÁnico vivieron los 143 ocupantes de la base de guantÁnamo en cuba >>> vea las imÁgenes. aterrizÓ en jacksonville florida. patino, cayÓ al agua al final de la pista noe erte no se produjeron vÍctimas mortales. narran los presentes que pudieron salir a pie todos sin lesiones grandes, a las alas eran pasajeros miembros de las fuerzas armadas. el aviÓn era un boeing 737, 800. un doble frente diplomÁtico internacional se ha abierto a propÓsito de venezuela. el canciller de ese paÍs se va reunir en moscÚ con su contraparte ruso maÑana y el secretario de estado de estados unidos mike pompeo envÍo un mensaje vÍa twitter anunciando que es el momento del relevo e l los detalles.n caracas el rÉgimen de maduro y la posiciÓitaren de de ponerse e de guiadeo guaidÓ >>> algunos creen que el miedo tras la represiÓn de los Últimos dÍas, se apodera de de los venezolanos. >>> ha sido una

so victor, you are not just weeks in advance. so victor, you are notjust an weeks in advance. advance. so victor, you are notjust an expert, you are an assistant professor at the department of geographic and atmospheric sciences at northern illinois university, but you are also a tornado chaser. i have to say, i have always wondered why people would chase tornadoes when it is so incredibly dangerous. yeah! for me, it is the love and passion of weather. i travel sometimes 15 to 20,000 miles per year, from texas up into canada, in search of these turn storms, and we get close to them and launch weather balloons, and weather balloons give us back data, and wind speed temperature and so on, and height, which allows us to better understand the storms. for me, it is a love of the raw power of nature, andl a love of the raw power of nature, and i love seeing tornadoes in the open fields of kansas, in the brass go, and the central united states, but as we have seen in the last couple of days, when these storms get close to large populated areas, like kansas city last night or dayton,

vÍctor silva nos explica >>> e cariÑo le dice je rita doÑa marÍa a su hijo que puede ver a travÉs deo, la extraÑo mucho. no pasa un solo dÍa de las madres que le mande un dinero. >>> por lo regular ropa. >>> gracias a dios su hijo no se olvida de ella y sus hermanos. cada mes le manda un giro y en esta ocasiÓn es un poquito mÁs. y ella no es la Única. segun la evaluaciÓn segÚn el centro monetario latino americanos, el 50% de las remesas se envÍa a la madre que el 25% al padre. $2,000 a # mil millones por el efecto del dÍa de las madres. >>> con un nudo en la garganta doÑa marÍa que se va a comprar un vestido para celebrar el dÍa de las madres este viernes su mejor regalo, serÍa un abraz de su hijo >>> >>> cuÍdate mucho, te quiero mucho. >>> adiÓs. >>> en mÉxico, vÍctor silva x noticias telemundo >>> en fin, sÍ son las consentidas. al regresar en noticias telemundo ponen en duda la utilidad de los tiroteos en las escuelas por la ansiedad que generan en los estudiantes. hablaremos de la peligrosa amenaza del hÍgado graso y la importancia de tratarlo a tiempo. mÁs adelante en el segment

victor is right. none of this is more when we have as many problems still in the united states that we have to deal with. our own people, education, health care, veteran's needs and so forth. but the policies have to change. jared kushner met with senate leaders today on capitol hill. they will push for increasing legal merit-based immigration, adjust downward on the chain migration i believe so the number of illegal immigrants will be the same. that is nice for the business sector, but what about the enforcement? that is where the rubber meets the road, is it not? >> brandon: you are looking at people like stephen miller and the white house that are coming up with these policies like the npp, like potentially giving virtual agents who they abilities to do incredible interviews right when people cross the border illegally. these are the things, these are the polish the issues the president is saying i will use e authority that i have to do what i need to do to secure the border. and when you saw all o

it is a sick scenario, victor last word. >> victor: that is why you are angry because you know that gets you a charge humanitarian or something. you know if you come into the country without passport, you are detained. if you use a fake name, it is a felony. if you go to a ship on a mexican beach, you would be in jail. the asymmetry that gets citizens angry because it destroys the notion of citizenship. there is no citizenship if this happens. you are just a resident equal to a citizen. it destroys the whole western idea of rights and responsibility. >> laura: yeah, well, and all sickeningly routine. the numbers that will come out tomorrow are going to shock the conscious, i promise you that. panel, thank you so much. coming up the president's taxes well, they leaked out, part of it fbi caught in a spy leak, ano devin nunes up next. don't go anywhere. it fbi caught, it fbi caught, you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all fr

victor a drummer shot and killed almost 2 months ago. his mother an oakland city councilwoman and other family members attended.>> we really miss him. it is hard it's very very hard.>> reporter: he says it helps to fill a void. she describes him as a joy to his family and those who knew him including former bandmates where he attended classes for two years before transferring to usc.>> we are just going to take a break. >> reporter: on march 10 the 21- year-old was killed near usc during a robbery attempt.>> i was in bed for three days and could not move. they killed the music he has yet to create and i think that's what hurts. >> reporter: this music his mentor says tells the story of victor, a talented young musician who lost his life to some of the senseless gun violence.>> he left a legacy on the stage as a young man who was giving back. >> reporter: giving back by helping other young musicians. his former drum instructor played in the seats that would have been victors.>> i'm just trying to honor his energy.>> reporter: victor was s

a concert to honor a former student, victor, a drummer who was shot and killed almost two months ago. >> we really, really miss him, so it is hard. it iser very, very hard. ♪ >> he said this helps to fill the void from the loss of her son. he was a joy to his family and who knew him including former bandmates and where he attended classes for two years before transferring. >> we're going to take a break from it ton. >> reporter: on march 10th, the 21-year-old was killed near usc during a robbery attempt. in be and couldn't move. they killed the music he had is what hurts. ♪ >> reporter: this music the mentor said told the story of victor, a talented young musician who lost his life to senseless gun violence. >> he left a legacy on the stage as a young man who was giving back. >> reporter: giving back by helping other young musicians. his former drum instructor played it seat that would have been victor's if he had been here. >> very talented. i'm trying to honor his energy. >> reporter: he was scheduled to graduate friday. his parts planned to attend the commencement ceremony to recei

victor, thank you. >>> one of president trump's potential nominees is bowing out tonight. conservative commentator stephen moore is now withdrawing his name from consideration for the federal reserve board of governors. moore is a long-time supporter of president trump, but his record of inflammatory writing, especially about women, had some republican senators warning he would not be confirmed. another of the president's fed picks, herman cain, withdrew from consideration last month. >>> and the mayor of baltimore tonight has resigned under pressure. catherine pugh was under investigation for a children's book she wrote and sold to companies with business before the city. last week, fbi and irs agents raided her city hall office and her home. >>> we turn next tonight to an american family's vacation at a caribbean resort. that family says it turned into a fight for survival. the connecticut father says a hotel worker tried to rob them. that father then fighting back. tonight, they've released a photo of that father's injuries. the island now wants justice, though. that ho

fred, hello to you. >> reporter: hi, victor.ertainly was a tough week in iran that saw a lot of escalation in the situation bringing the two sides to the brink of an armed conflict. many are saying some are interpreting the missiles are off loaded as a site of de-escalation. no official word from the iranians, yet. i want to give you color from the ground we thought was interesting. yesterday, we thought friday prayers would be fiery with the aircraft carriers and the b-52 bombers. it was subdued. it could be a sign tehran doesn't want to necessarily fan the flame. at the same time, they are maintaining a pretty tough position. the iranians saying at this point, absolutely no negotiations with the trump administration. they want to see some of the sanctions against themselves ease before they pick up the phone and call president trump or advisers. victor? >> we heard that iranian foreign minister was trolling the president this week. i never knew anything like this was going to happen on twitter. all this international relations

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christi and victor. joe biden will be here in philadelphia in just a few hours for that official kickoff rally, wrapping up the three-week tour of the country as a presidential candidate. biden in his speech will be offering his vision for how to unify the country. with the first five weeks of his 2020 run behind him, joe biden turning to a new phase in his campaign. >> i'll be president for all of america. not just the base. >> reporter: first at campaign headquarters and kickoff rally in philadelphia, pennsylvania. a state democrats lost to donald trump in 2016 and one where biden seeing an opening. a recent poll found biden beating trump in a head-to-head matchup by 11 points. >> if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. >> reporter: in the early weeks of his campaign, biden enjoying his stronger than expected front-runner status, topping national polls. lining up endorsements in key early states. and raking in more money in the first 24 hours than any of his dem

>> victor oquendo tonight from florida. thank you, victor. >>> next, to the growing tensions with iran. president trump was briefed late today about those pentagon plans for thousands of troops that could be sent to the middle east to meet the threat from iran, according to the administration. just minutes before that briefing, the president was asked if he's going to send more troops, and he said, we need th we're going to need them." so, let's get right back to our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz on this tonight. and the bottom line, what are your sources telling you? are more sources expected in the region? >> reporter: the president made his comments before he had been briefed by pentagon officials, and it is awfully hard for a commander in chief to turn down recommendations from his military commanders. if they are asking for force protection for their troops, and that is what officials say this is all about, telling us that under discussion are more air and missile defenses, possibly more ships and r

victor gao, i wish we could continue, but we can't. thank you very much for being on hardtalk.r halfway through the working week, for many there is a bank holiday weekend to look forward to. the weather managed to behave itself but more on that in just a moment. yesterday we saw some showers across the uk, if anything, today the showers, more widespread. and some of them are likely to be fairly heavy affairs as well. it all starts off fairly quietly, there will be a few showers across eastern england first thing, some feeding into wales and the north—west of england. but as the morning wears on, and the sun starts to warm up the atmosphere little bit, we will see some towers of cloud building and then the chance of thunderstorms increases come the afternoon. we could see a shower just about anywhere, really, on thursday. not all places will see them, but if you are caught in the showers, chances are they are going to be quite punchy. the greatest risk of thunder, i think probably across the midlands and northern england. the rain you see across scotland is slightly different, t

victor charles jackson.his is the gw parkway, where they tell us this suspect was driving erratically to make this turn towards the prince orge's hospital center before colliding into that berm. we want to look at the scene before the last hour. the white sedan crashed into the berm before he took off ofoot. this was yards away from the print george's hospital. the chopper was flying above, capturing the moments continue to happen he where u.s. park police and marshals scouring the area, going through neighborhoods with their k-9s to find the suspect, neighbors told to remain inside their homes. schools placed lockdown like st. andrews catholic school and gladys spell ma elementary school. it's important to take a look what this suspect looked like. we want to get to a wanted poster to see for yourself whoúo these officials are looking for at this hour. he was last seen in a gray nubalannew balance t-shirt and jeans. police are urging the public, if ou see this man, do not approach him, simply call 911. >> t

we caught up with victor as ems crews were rushing him to the hospital to get checked out. >> he has a pacemaker. we quantitied to you can ma sure he wasn't having anything with his heart. >> reporter: victor's friend was very concerned because he and two other hikers got lost while walking in allum rock park. they stumbled onto private property and was kwon fronted by the person who lived there. >> i told him i'm lost, i have no clue where i'm at. he was like, you better leave or i might get something. >> reporter: frightened he might get a gun, all three men started running, but they couldn't find victor. 50 members of san jose search and rescue team started looking for him from the air and on the ground. after four hours of searching, he was found. >> he was wandering once he got lost on private property. he was seen on a camera, a home securitycamera. and we sent our search over to the area and located the individual. >> reporter: in san jose, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> to the east bay now, have you seen iris in this seeng the this rescuenues for puppy and the woman accus

at this particular point, we will proceed with deputy chief victor's report from operation. chief, welcome. >> thank you president nakajo, commissioners. first i like to thank chief nicholson for appointing me her deputy chief of operations, thank you. i like to -- >> thank for saying yes. it would have been trouble if you hadn't. >> i had to sleep on it. also, i wanted to take a chance to thank former chief of the department joanne, herself and the commission at a time in my career where i need add lot of support and help, they were there for me 100%. for that, i have my unconditional loyalty to both you and to her, and i want to thank you all. also, i want to thank deputy chief of operations mark gonzales who has helped me in my transition, and at lot of my former c.d.1, 2, and 3 who reached out to me. thank you. we had several fires in april, but because of our quick response and aggressivics ting wishment, there were no major injuri injuries to report on those. i like to quickly state that on april 19th, i was on my very last call and i was dispointed because it was just

victor orban is hungary's controversial leader — today, he's at the white house. written to mr trump to express their reservations. victor orban has repeatedly praised donald trump but he was snubbed by both barack obama and george w bush. we'll bring you live coverage from the meeting at the white house. china has escalated the trade war with the us imposing tarrifs on us products — global markets slide after that announcement. also on the programme. more shuttle diplomacy — us secretary of state mike pompeo makes an unscheduled stop in brussels to talk iran with the european foreign ministers. we are very