vincent: that is a myth too. that used to be a long time ago but brown university makes everyone who is a professor sign a document that they do not take advantage of that, if they want to work there. so that is a myth. this one guy, when i was mayor there was one guy who took it. it was grandfathered. i think he is maybe not with us anymore but it was a long time ago. i think he did live in barrington but there was one guy in the whole stay. -- in the whole state. that does not happen anymore. they say churches don't pay taxes. yes they do. they pay taxes on their records but they have an exemption of 40 or 50,000 bucks. there are a lot of things out there that could be taxed. i was surprised to see the latest poll that came back the people, they say it is ok to tax soda. 1 cents for the soda, 1 penny in town so if you buy a 36-ounce bottle of soda it is 36 cents for the sugar tax. i couldn't believe the poll came back saying people would not object strongly to paying a tax on entertainment. trinity, it would ru

vincent: that is a hard question.ecause i really like jerry ford because i got to know him very , well. i thought he was a decent man. i'm not saying he was a great politician but he was a good friend and i always admired him. i will tell you a funny story about him. he came to campaign for the presidency in 76. even after he lost he would come back and we would campaign together. we were going down to a fundraiser. we went to the airport and i got in the car with him and we drove to newport. we got to newport in here to -- down there and we had to stop at a hotel. what is the name of that hotel? hyatt i think. thing witho a press one of the channels. i stayed outside. there was a big crowd there. we stayed for half an hour to -- then he got back into the car. but there was a third guy in the car. so i knew who he was. he sat in the car in the jump seat and it was only a five-minute ride to go to this house we were going to to go to this party. and, so this guy said, this is 1976, i'm going to go here and i'm going to

attorney's office say vincent is still in federal custody. if convicted, he faces a minimum, mandatory, two year federal sentence. greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police have found a blue cadillac stolen during a home invasion, in bustleton overnight. two persons of interest are now in custody, as police search for a third possible accomplice. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us now from police headquarters with the latest on this investigation, cleve? >> reporter: ukee, this afternoon police telling thaws they are looking for that third person of interest, a woman, who may have set up the home invasion victim. >> carried it out, in my car. >> reporter: eighty-eight year-old pete lehooda survived korean war abe now home invasion. >> i thought they were going to kill me. >> reporter: a woman he recognized rang the door bell. when he opened up, several armed men forced him in and bound him to the chair with tape and phone cord. it contained his deceased wife 's jewelry and tens of thousands of dollars. when they were don

bad city have taken the lead through vincent kompany.ame isn't finished. let's look at the bottom of the table. bournemouth are moving a little closer to trouble but you would think that sunderland and middlesbrough are deepin sunderland and middlesbrough are deep in it and swansea and hull still competing for that final place. i think it is a shoot out between those two. both losing today, swansea two points adrift, hull city with a 2—point cushion. bournemouth, despite their bad run at the moment, you would think they are safe, palace looked to be out of it. a big date in the final weeks of the season for them. hull city our item to spurs on the final so if spurs have premier league title ambitions that could be a very big day at both ends. let's look at the other end of the table. four points the gap at the top, if manchester city can beat southampton they will go third. 1-0 up, that goal from vincent kompa ny could go third. 1-0 up, that goal from vincent kompany could take them third in the table, it's getting tight at the top, not

vincent carrier group. are they missing the bigger picture. richard, explain why the media is so obsessed where the vincent is or was rather than it was on the way to protect us in the korean peninsula. >> the president shouldn't have lied about it, right? he should have said it's on its way and this wouldn't be a story. what we're seeing from the trump administration, they like to play around with half truths or partial truths. if they just told the truth it wouldn't be a story we'd be talking about north korea, the great work i think that the president's strategist are employing with north korea, but sadly we're talking about the fact he created a falsehood. if he stops saying falsehoods then-- >> general mattis, says, look, we don't make a policy of telling where our destroyers and aircraft carriers are at the moment. i kind of like that idea. >> i don't think they should. there were two lines of attack with the media on donald trump, or president trump, rather, during the election. one, he couldn't be trusted with the nuclear code and woul

he wasn't even consulted about the direction of them carl vincent carrier strike group. the white house only found out when the navy issued its press guidance. so not only was factually incorrect but was the very opposite of presence. presence means forced posture forward. that's a deterrent factor in forcing an adversary to do something you want it to do. this was absence. we weren't even there and so our allies tonight are questioning our resolve in this particular crisis. >> and this is as jeremy points out more than a messaging foul up. i heard someone refer to this as the broken watch theory of carrier strike groups. twice a day somewhere there's a carrier strike group at least in the direction of the korean peninsula. this was a message sent out. a lot of nations in that neighborhood are anxious to know what's in their waters. sea of japan, china and so on. >> not just our allies and neighbors but our 28,000 troops stationed in south korea. this tone has ratcheted up higher than a long time. and this goes back to the nixon administration. everybody has come in all

host: the "new york times" has a picture of the care year carl vincent. l- of the carrier car vincent. guest: what i am saying is that the u.s. government, because of the character of the crisis iem talking about -- it is not 13 days, but we need an all hands effort from the u.s. government of the type like the iran nuclear deal. taking into account our diplomatic and military signaling have to be clear to ourselves and to our adversaries, so that we can avoid the risk of miscalculation. host: what are the lessons learned from president kennedy and the cuban missile crisis? guest: the main lesson from the cuban missile crisis -- and there have been academic studies about how president kennedy operated during that context -- one of the key issues was some of his advisers were calling for on theptive strike soviet missile sites in cuba. demurred from that option because of the significant risk of escalation. i think a major point here is the military option, which i said is on the table -- it is really off the table, because it would run catastrophic risk o

vincent harding. i did a documentary years ago called "the call to conscience" that really does conduct this peach from beginnispeech -- spe vincent harding came from denver to be a part of that show that i taped at the riverside church here in new york and he brought with him his original draft of the speech. and so you can go to pbs.org and recall that speech, we just rebroadcast it in january so usually around the holiday we broadcast it, as a two-night special, but you brought that original draft, the beyond vietnam speech, and you can see the lines. it is powerful to be in that place with the guy who wrote it and the original draft. we broadcast it every year, because it says something about highlander a y er er and the wo done, i'm glad you mentioned his name. i want to get you guys to unpack it as you see it at least but i want to give you the first bite of this. this is a quote from the beyond vietnam speech 50 years ago delivered by dr. king of course. these are revolutionary times all over t

. >> vincent del judas has known his cell mate, john martinez, since childhood. >> we grew up from sincee high, went to elementary together, juvenile hall together. now we're here. we know it's kind of crazy, because we're going to see each other in the pen. >> they grew up in a part of oakland known as murder dubs, because of its history of drug trafficking and gang violence. martinez is accused of murder and four counts of attempted murder, to which he's pled not guilty. in an unrelated case, del judas is also charged with four counts of attempted murder. he too has pled not guilty. >> right now i've been down for two and a half years. but i'm not taking no double digit, you know. i'm trying to get them down to the lowest number they can. if it's possible. but if not, i'll go to try. to me, it's nothing. >> though both men say they are innocent of their latest charges, they admit that crime has long been a part of their lives. >> i was running the street at 7 years old, breaking into the cars, already doing hell of [ bleep ] and drinking and smoking. >> we were on the streets all the t

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cheryl: it was changed to "district of columbia" in 2013 when vincent gray was mayor. drivers can still use a district of columbia license while it is still valid. license is good in d.c. for eight years. clearing up confusion for those who don't know d.c. the district of columbia. in southwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: jonathan: glad we got that cleared up. michelle: yes. my gosh. steve: you know you go to the airports in different cities, some of the people don't necessarily know. michelle: they haven't seen it. jonathan: education for them. steve: exactly. we have nicer weather on the way. we have to wait until monday and tuesday. michelle: man! steve: we need the rain. so if you are suffering from theergies -- allergies it will help. look outside. weather bug network, national harbor. it's quiet and dry for right now but it will change moving through the overnight hours and in the day tomorrow. really in the weekend. 78 degrees at the airport at

reporter: vincent and his classmates aren't giving up.hey're collecting signatures on the streets. but it isn't easy to get locals to take an interest in three young afghan refugees. racially motivated crimes have been on the rise in cottbus since 2015. the classmates always go out to collect signatures in groups, often without success. >> ask someone else. mr. rau: the least of it is when they take away our flyers. we've gotten into fights, which really isn't necessary and is dangerous. all that needs to happen is for someone to have some pepper spray in his pocket. if you get that in your eyes, you have to go to the hospital. reporter: in the evening, the students play football -- it's a welcome chance for wali to show what he can do. wali dreams of finishing school in germany and training as a mechanic. his lawyer has appealed his rejected asylum application, so for the time being, he can stay. still, wali doesn't like being home alone. he's afraid the police will come get him. mr. yousafzai: i can't go back to kunduz or kabul. there a

strikes and the "uss carl vincent" strike group headed to the western pacific. will rippley is joining us and frank anconan is with us as well. will, what are you hearing from north korea? >> i was with government officials when we learned about the carrier strike group being sent back to the korean peninsula. they didn't seem too fazed by it. the strike group there was weeks ago for joint military exercises with jasouth korea. an important week here with a major holiday on saturday a time when this country, in the past, have done things major shows of force, both domestically and internationally. analysts say the country could be ready to push the test and six nuclear tests at any moment. what the officials said about the syria missile strike, quote, the previous u.s. administrations have been attacking those countries who haven't gotten nuclear weapons and the trump administration is no different from the previous u.s. governments in pinpointing those nonnuclear states. they are talking about syria and iraq and libya, countries where regimes have been toppled

. >>> the "uss carl vincent strike group is headed to the western pacific.have our reporter in that area and, will, the reaction, this comment now from a north korean official, what are we hearing? >> reporter: i was meeting with the north korean government officials when the news came in that ship is heading back toward the peninsula. not out of the ordinary. the strike group was here off the peninsula a matter of weeks ago conducting military joined exercises with the u.s. the north korean official said they believe this is yet another example of a provocative act by the trump administration that will embolden this country to further accelerate. not tone back. but accelerate the development of their nuclear weapons and the missiles that could potentially deliver warheads to the mainland u.s. i want to read you what the high ranking official said. a comment regarding the missile strike in syria said, the quote the previous u.s. administrations have been attacking those countries who with haven't gotten nuclear weapons and the trump administration is no diff

after a frustrating season really if for captain vincent kompany really if for captain vincent kompafor really if for captain vincent kompany was clear for all to see. having found the net once city were in no mood to stop there. a second put the result beyond doubt. sergio aguilera added a third, manchester city now up into third, finally a smile. and a mild, bbc news. right at the bottom of the table if sunderland had to have a chance of staying up they needed to win. ready disappointing at the stadium of light for sunderland, west ham scoring after minutes, sunderland scoring after minutes, sunderland scoring the first goal in 701 minutes, that is how bad they've been, two minutes into the second halfjames been, two minutes into the second half james collins gave west ham the lead. but reno came on as a late substitute for billy jones lead. but reno came on as a late substitute for billyjones and got an injury time goalfor sunderland to make it 2—2. it leaves sunderland nine points from safety. we'll hear from slaven bilic in a moment, let's hear from sunderland manager from slave

after a frustrating season, the relief for vincent kompa ny was frustrating season, the relief for vincentonce, city were in no mood to stop. leroy sane added a second to put the result beyond doubt. sergio aguero added a third, pep guardiola's side into third. finally, a little smile. in terms of relegation battle, not much change today. sunderland came from behind to earn a point at home to west ham. fabio borini scored in the 90th minute to make the final score 2—2. sunderland are still bottom and nine points from safety. swansea's slump in form continues. it's five defeats in their last six, now after they were beaten 1—0 at watford. etienne capoue scored the only goal. swansea remain two points from safety. hull city are one place above them still in 17th, beaten 3—1 at stoke. shaqiri's goal definitely worth watching on match of the day later. crystal palace moved a little bit closer to safety. they came from 2—0 down against leicester to draw 2—2. palace have only lost once in their last seven league games and are now seven points clear of the bottom three. and plenty of emotion at g

. >>> and the uss carl vincent is headed to the peninsula.e miscommunication comes as they tackle the escalating situation with north korea. kenneth moton is live now with the latest on this. >> reporter: today the white house tried to clarify what is a series of confusing and possibly misleading statements about this large aircraft carrier. >> where in the world is the uss carl vincent, today the nuclear power aircraft carrier and strike group sailing to the asian peninsula. >> we are sending an armada, very powerful. it turns out the statement was not exactly true. the warship was actually headed in the opposite direction for a military exercise with australia. >> secretary of defense james mattis and saudi arabia tried to clear up the confusion saying that the vincent is now on its way. i'll determine where she operates and the white house downplayed saying the commander and chief was not misled. >> we have an armada going to the peninsula, it is happening. >> there remains over 500 political positions still open. mr. mattis is not getting

tim: what do you think mattis and others are saying at the moment the call vincent is best with carlincent steaming toward -- >> you hope they are saying they don't have to go to a military bases, that you have made your point and we have the capability and we have china more responsive. let's ratchet it up, get a really severe -- they started to talk yesterday, the day before. much more enhanced set of sanctions that china would help to enforce. i'm afraid, however, that they might do what they did in syria, give that as an option and then glass over what action they take if they take reaction. it becomes an idea of how do you respond very hard hit the tip kime that doesn't in the wrong direction. tim: thanks very much for joining. you are watching "bbc world news america." and other stories, police in israel say a palestinian man fatally stabbed a woman on a tram in jerusalem. it's up place where christians were gathering to celebrate good friday. an attacker has recently been released from a psychiatric hospital. two other peoples were injured. several thousand people have been ev

carl vincent is expected to arrive in the sea of japan next week. nickie hailey said the u.s. is not trying to pick a fight with north north korea. >> george h.w.bush remains in a houston hospital being treated for a mild case of pneumonia. he was taken to the hospital because of a persist and cough. bush is looking forward to going home and mrs. bush has been constantly by his side. bush spent 16 days in the hospital back in january again for pneumonia. >> 44:47 a.m., all aboard with your morning cup of coffee. >> it's blinds to go's sheer savings event. right now take 25% off all sheer shades, our fastest-growing collection. classic. modern. beautiful. the latest in window decor... now 25% off. sheer savings. sheer limited time. blinds to go. blinds for life. bit milder out there on this thursday morning as we look live from delaware county that's the commodore barry bridge, nice shot of the bridge lights reflecting in the water. the walt whitman bridge has cleared out and looking good. looking good on the schuylkill expressway i-76. a couple of traveling on mlk west river d

. >> vincent worked in the state as a nursing aid under a stolen identity. his family had no comment. many neighbors were surprised at his arrest. >> 44-year-old vincent's public defender released this statement to "action news." he regrets the stress this must have caused the family. he has not been in trouble with the law and has lived a quiet, hard-working life. >> this case is important to the united states attorney's office because we were able to apprehend someone with a serious criminal history, escaped from a half way house and lived under the radar for more than 20 years. >> the defendant is expected to plead guilty may 2nd. he remains in federal custody here in philadelphia. eventually he will be extradited to texas to face charges as well. annie mccormick, "action news." back to you. >> vehiclety counties perez of chester has been accused in extra purchases of guns. the mother of four faces ten years in prison if convicted. she bought nine handguns for a now deceased nephew who couldn't purchase guns biewfs criminal record. five of the guns were s

turn out investigators say john vincent had a assumed nathan's identity two decades ago.secutors say vincent had escaped from texas halfway house in march of 1996 and used nathan's name to start another life in pennsylvania. well he faces all kinds of charges. if convicted vincent faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >>> tonight a delaware county mother of four is facing five years in prison. she's accused of buying an arsenal of guns for her nephew a convicted felon our chris o'connell joining us law enforcement trying to stop the par raised illegal guns, chris fresh hitting the streets. >> reporter: that's right thomas. prosecutors in delaware county say it is becoming an epidemic. illegal guns on the streets and in the hands of serious criminals. but what's so alarming to cops is how they are getting those guns. 35-year-old vicky towns perez hiding her face leaving the delaware county courthouse. prosecutors say the chester mom of four is a gun trafficker. >> a ruling we are, taurus, kell tech and also a glock. nine of these guns were put on

this is the uss carl vincent. this is a massive, massive beast. tell me about it. >> this is one of the big power projection platforms that the u.s. has. 6,000 plus crew. the entire carrier battle group is going to have over 7,500 people. over 60 aircraft. some battle groups have over 70 aircraft, but generally you have a combination of fighter aircraft which have an air-to-ground strike capability and an air-to-air strike capability and electronic w warfare aircraft. >> all of this on one ship. and that's not the arsenal. put it in english, what is the ship capable of doing. >> this ship is capable of defending itself, but it's capable of going after all the different threats that we perceive are going to be coming against it. if the north koreans for example would run an anti-ship missile against the ship or any of the members of the carrier battle group, we would see craft being deployed and the nato sea sp sparrow and anti-missile system being deployed and when you have missiles being shot at the aircraft carrier and other members of the carri

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the carl vincent, there's no time line on how long it's going to stay in the region. it was just here last month for joint military drills but the u.s. military is saying the presence is necessary and it's, of course, being welcomed by u.s. allies. >> janice, when we talk about u.s. allies, specifically china, the president having a meeting at mar-a-lago with president xi, do we think president trump may have tipped his hand with what is happening with the movement of the "carl vincent"? >> there are a lot of dynamics at hand. he did have phone calls about the syria strikes and as well the situation with north korea, but we can't neglect the role of china here. xi jinping of course was dining with president trump at the time and it was also widely seen as a message to china that some sort of leverage to have china put more pressure on the regime in pyongyang to halt its nuclear programs. what's unclear is the extent to which china can or is willing to do anything. the leadership has long feared putting too much pressure on north korea fearing that if there's a collaps

. >> on the uss cairo vincent, can you take us through the events from the perspective of the white house that led to the andery vacation, this restoration thinking it was thousands of miles away from the actual location. can you take us through the events? mr. spicer: there was a release group, we werehe asked very clearly about the use of a carrier group in terms of deterrence. that is what we discussed, i would refer you back to any other issues to the department of defense. believed the president he spoke to quickly on the location of the vessel? spicer: it happened, it is happening. excellent to follow up on that. says there isnt military hardware going to a region in the middle of a crisis on the korean peninsula, the allies of the u.s. are encouraged. when that happens to not be the case they can interpret that as a false encouragement so how does this white house explain that during the buildup and the missile launch there was no uss cole vincent? mr. spicer: it is heading to the korean peninsula. what we said. it was heading there and it was heading there, it is heading there. --

you know, right now the "carl vincent" is on deployment. i extended the "carl vincent" by a month in order to ensure we have a carrier available, should the president need one. because the carrier that's based in the western pacific, the ronald reagan, is in maintenance right now. and so, you know, i wouldn't have a carrier there right now, were it not for the ability to extend "carl vincent." so, you know, that's just two examples for you right there. >> and when i first got into the military many, many years ago, we always had a five-paragraph operations off order. and lately, ten years ago, we started adding risk. and that is a risk that we as congress can source to reduce some of that risk, but it is a -- we had the same -- ought to be doing the same risk assessment. if we don't source this, then you take risk, and that means lives and material and equipment and treasure. would that be correct, admiral harris? >> absolutely correct. >> and then final question. we hear quite often about the funding at the joint chief level. the crs and t

tulsa, oklahoma, vincent, you are on the republican line. trump: how much should s,end on new clients -- plane like an f-35 compared to what else he will do to balance the budget? do -- well, visit, i vincent, i do not remember the actual figures. it is a significant amount of money. i am not here to question how much we are spending on the defense budget and so forth. i do not know the details of how much is being spent for i want to take advantage of a comment to make another related comment to that. talk we needt of to trim the budget because of there is a budget deficit. i think it is important to make 2 points. we needed to spend our money wisely and efficiently. we need to figure out how we can do the same or more with less. at the same time, as we think about how to cut costs, we have to think about how to reduce the budget deficit. one approach is cutting cost. another is investment. investments of that will return benefits. as the gdp grows, that can offset the budget deficit. i think cutting costs and doing it more efficiently is a

vincent, you make a big point.sador said that britain is irrelevant and we don't have an independent view. but we do still have a lot of influence. the second any missile start flying, britain will be involved. let's get back to the sunday times for a change of tempo, as it were. as eve ryo ne change of tempo, as it were. as everyone will know, it is easter sunday. some people will be taking advantage of having a lying, eating easter eggs. have you started? not yet. i'll wait to choose day when they are cheaper. i've got a real chocolate addiction. now, theresa may speaks out for christian britain. she is the daughter of a vicar. well, her message is quite similarto vicar. well, her message is quite similar to that of david cameron last year. religious tolerance, let eve ryo ne last year. religious tolerance, let everyone practice their faith without interference. you suggesting that someone is wrote it for that? —— that someone else wrote it for her? possibly. she has weighed in about the meaning of easter. some p

and so that's what started it. >> vincent is in federal custody tonight. if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory two-year federal prison sentence. >>> a chester woman is facing charges for allegedly straw purchasing handguns that ended up on the street she's behind bars on $10,000 bail, she purchased nine guns for a relative she believed had a criminal record and couldn't buy the guns himself. if convicted she faces a five-year mandatory sentence under the law. >>> president trump is flipping on a campaign promise. admit the commander in chief through his support behind nate. both leaders agreed the members oh of the military alliance will increase to defend terrorism. >> secretary general and i had a productive discussion about what more nato can do in the fight against terrorism. i complained about that a long time ago and they made a change. and now they do fight terrorism. i said it was obsolete. it's no longer obsolete. >> only five of the 28 nato countries meet the 2% defense spending threshold. >>> meantime secretary of state. rex tillerson met wi

and so that's what started it. >> vincent is in federal custody tonight. if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory two-year federal prison sentence. >>> a chester woman is facing charges for allegedly straw purchasing handguns that ended up on the street she's behind bars on $10,000 bail, she purchased nine guns for a relative she believed had a criminal record and couldn't buy the guns himself. if convicted she faces a five-year mandatory sentence under the law. >>> president trump is flipping on a campaign promise. admit the commander in chief through his support behind nate. both leaders agreed the members oh of the military alliance will increase to defend terrorism. >> secretary general and i had a productive discussion about what more nato can do in the fight against terrorism. i complained about that a long time ago and they made a change. and now they do fight terrorism. i said it was obsolete. it's no longer obsolete. >> only five of the 28 nato countries meet the 2% defense spending threshold. >>> meantime secretary of state. rex tillerson met wi

investigators say man named john vincent had assumed nathan's identity 20 years ago. prosecutor say vincent had escaped from texas halfway-house in march of 1996, and used nathan's name to start another life here in pennsylvania. if convicted, vincent faces a lengthy prison sentence, and a half million dollars fine. >> so a man wait to go pound on his estranged wife and her boyfriend, police say, he had hidden in a closet before caring out this attack. now, listen to this. the incident happened monday on the 2300 block of fairview avenue in hatfield. police say jason william beck broke into the house and hid in the master bedroom closet waiting for his wife and her boyfriends to come home and go to bed. you know what. police say beck came out of the closet, and pepper sprayed the couple, guess who is here, they say he then stabbed and beat the boyfriend, his wife was also assaulted. beck had a protection from abuse order banning him from going to the house for or even contacting any member of the family. he remains in jail after failing to pose bail. the victims were

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vincent kompa ny third place after the 3—0 win at southampton. vincent kompany gave city the lead.cored a league goal was in november 2000 15. they scored a league goal was in november 200015. they move above liverpool without victory. plenty of a motion at goodison park. they remembered the 20th anniversary of the hillsborough disaster before play burnley. it was a game everton won 3-1. burnley. it was a game everton won 3—1. romelu lukaku stayed the league goalscorer could do me. the major praised ross barkley‘s response to a testing week. i am really pleased. difficulties at the beginning of the game, but he did well in the second half. the 2—1 goal was an important goal. he was focus of the football side are not about all the stuff after last sunday. it is a big government for a young boy for everton. elsewhere in the premier league today, a point the sunderland at home to west ham. swansea and whole —— hull city both lost. in a scottish premiership, dundee's problems at escalating prickly. they lost 47th match in a row. they were beaten 2—0 at home. they now occupy the relegat

as the carl vincent heads toward the korean peninsula.l target american bases and the american main land at the first sign of an attack. president trump tweeted said north korea is looking for trouble. if china decides to help that would be great. if not we'll solve the problem without them, usa. john bolton is a fox news contributor, great to have you today mr. ambassador. you've been aware of this threat from north korea for a long time. how is this different? >> it's different in part because after eight years of watching north korea continue to develop its nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities we're close to the point where they will be able to deliver one of those nuclear warheads to the united states. so i think the time pressure here has accelerated. and i think the risks involved, given what we've just seen in syria, are now a little bit clearer to the chinese than they were before. now we've got the north threatening all kinds of dire consequences because of the u.s. decision to turn a carrier close to south korea. typical f

prosecutors say vincent escaped from a texas halfway-house in march of 1996 and used nathan's name tort a new life in pennsylvania. vincent has been charged with numerous offenses, if convicted, he faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >>> a show of support for korean war veteran in city bustleton section, comes in the wake of two armed men, pushing their way, into 88 year old peter laboota's home, then tying him up. over ooh warriors watch riders, cruised passed his home last night. group stopped in to show their support for the korean war vet. >> what happened today should never happen to any veteran or anybody. you know, specially the vet. everybody forgets about them. >> i am 88. whawhat can i do? >> police say the suspect ransacked his home, stealing $30,000 in cash, guns, and his mint condition 1986 cadillac fleetwood. police and detective quickly put out alert, found the stolen car, two people are in police custody. detective are searching their homes to see if they find any of the stolen property. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf announced new plan

harry kane scored in the second half — this was added to in injury time by vincent janssen.rrow. i am so happy and proud of our players. and how they showed their belief in the manner they played. it is fantastic. we have to wait until the job is done. manchester city moved into third place, after their 3—0 win at southampton this evening. pep guardiola's men are looking to qualify for the champions league for a seventh successive season. adam wild watched this one. not too many smiles from pep guardiola. still, the manchester city manager can perhaps be forgiven for having more pressing matters on his mind. victory at southampton will take them into third. saints still have most of the top teams to play, and they might still have their say on where they will finish. tadic perhaps here should have made his mark, but he was not the only one struggling. david silva with the best chance of the first half, man city frustrated. jesus navas did get his shot on target after the break. it was not enough to beat fraser forster. but from the corner, city found a way through. after a f

vincent has been charged with numerous offenses, if convicted he faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >> a show of support for korean war veteran in the city bustleton section, comes in the wake of two arm men, pushing their way into 88 year old peter laboota's home wednesday and tying him up. over 50 warriors watch riders crews passed his home last night. group stopped to show their support for the korean war veteran. >> what happened today should never happen to any veteran or anybody. you know, especially the vet. everybody forgets about them. >> i'm 88. what can i do? >> police say the suspects ran sacked his home stealing $30,000 in cash, guns, and his minute condition 1986 cadillac fleetwood. police and detective quickly put out alert, found the stolen car, two people were arrested, detectives are searching their homes for any of the stolen property. >>> and in delaware, the city of wilmington has introduced his new top cop, robert tracey begins his new duties as live chief in two days, trasses veteran of the chicago and new york city police departme

japan maybe will be joining the carl vincent in the sea of japan. there was already moves towards a stepped up military presence among the u.s. allies in the region. what remains to be seen, of course, is the reaction. there was the suggestion by kelly o'donnell and others who were closer to the president in suggesting that there probably won't be much of a reaction, that there will be a hesitation to give kim jong-un the sort of platform that he's looking for and the attention that he wants. in speaking with south korean observers, there's the sense that having been to the brink and back before that this is just the game that north korea tends to play, that it's less military brinkmanship than it is a political gain so kim jong-un may be sending his own message in saying that he wants to talk. >> there in seoul, south korea, about 10:07 a.m. on a sunday easter morning with the latest, with reaction coming from south korea, but also from the regions, areas, countries that are aligned with the united states, this after a north korea missile launch. >

carl vincent could be sunk with a single strike. the vincent now headed to the korean peninsula.re meeting, pressuring them to act. >> people put blind folds on for decade and now it's time to solve the problem. >> reporter: mr. trump spoke by phone with china's president and the two reaffirmed the north korea's threat and accepted president xi's invitation to china. >>> new details on the teacher accused of kidnapping a student and taking her across the country. he stayed silent as the judge ordered him to be tried to kidnapping in his home state of tennessee. he had planned to take the 15-year-old to mexico and he even took a boat in san diego for a test run. they caught the pair last week. they were involved in a sexual relationship. comens faces 10 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> thousands are expected to skip work to take part in annual mayday demonstrations. they gathered to call for a strike. it will begin at 11:00 a.m. with a rally. last year some workers were disciplined or fired for taking part in mayday marches. >> we've taken every mesher to make sure employ

vincent's it was still visible behind the enormous windows. before the crisis exploded how many times have i walked past that window oblivious and now i found myself choking panic anytime i came near. and praying to see how many strangers three-quarters were filled to see every third or fourth man had the look, ed cheeks, hair and eyes that which show fear or shoulders that had pain. eleven was dozing his head was back words the mouth and eyes were wide open. of course, the blind does not need their eyes to sleep. one and would try to extract his companion and operation ordered on-site. and then to go past me no older than i was i remained on the sidewalk along time to navigate the admissions process waiting their turn. that was my experience assisted on the sidewalks. grateful to my into the tower that changed when he was the assistant art director and my closest friend and we were the dentist he swung with health to sickness i found him on the other side he was propped up and his face was acting and ballet held the party was in barris to to

round of applause from all the great soldiers and their families who are gathered here for general vincent brooks, and the great leadership he provides here at the united states forces -- [applause] and alle chaplains those who made their service so daughtero us, my audrey already told me that was one of the best ceremonies she has heard in a year and a half. what a special easter. [applause] we're honored to be with you all today, and looking forward to some good food and to some good fellowship. it is a pleasure to be with you today. on behalf of my wife, karen, and our two daughters, happy easter in south korea. it's a joint to be with you all. [applause] >> i bring greetings this morning from your commander-in-chief, president donald trump. [applause] i spoke to the president earlier today, and i spoke to him on the way over. .e asked me to be here he told me in no uncertain terms to make sure i told all of you, we are proud of you, and we are grateful for your service to the united states of america on this front tier of freedom that is south korea. [applause] the fact -- i can say ev

you have the arrival in the region of the carl vincent. yo a submarine pulling in on surfaces there as well, and now the drills tay in north korea. what else are we seeing from the north koreans? >> we're seeing the typical threats that we have seen in the past several weeks now. threats saying that, you know, the north koreans will devastate u.s. ships, that they will sink the uss carl vincent, and also this large artillery exercise on the east coast of north korea. no nuclear test, no missile test yet, just this live fire exercise. what does this mean? what kind of symbol or messages is the north korean leader trying to send, it is a mystery that lots of people are trying to figure out, but no nuclear test yet and that was pretty key. >> and no nuclear test, no missile test, and we're waiting to see what they might do next any day now. we see all of the preparations and if it is more bluster or if they will really test. as we continue to wait for the president to leave the hill, i want to bring in david cohen who was in charge of sanctio

vincent, thanknd you so very much., citigroup's local head of commodities research will join us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up, david westin will interviewed steve schwarzman of the blackstone ceo -- steve schwarzman, blackstone ceo, live at the white house. that is coming up. in the market, you have oil down by 2/10 of 1%. trading went around $53 a barrel. the biggest threat to gains so far this year. joining us more from -- joining us for more from new york is ed morse, citigroup's local head of commodities research. head of commodities research. why is this not higher? bearish is not as much news after syria as there has been bullish moves. on the better side, given the parties involved, it gives rise to thinking about whether the russian government will see eye to eye with the saudi government on the next chance to move the oil production cuts month. alix: that is a great point. it is really about saudi arabia and russia aligning. syria is right in the middle. what possi

costa will not face any retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincentidge there had been suggestions that the spaniard could face a ban. but referee mike dean did actually see the incident so the case can't be dealt with any further. a threatened strike by the republic of ireland women's team has been averted. after talks with the fai were successful. the players had claimed they weren't being treated properly and threatened not to train if demands for compensation whilst on international duty and improved support weren't met. watford will pay tribute to their former manager graham taylor with a pre—season memorial match against aston villa. the former england manager died injanuary at the age of 72. the graham taylor trophy will become an annual fixture between watford and any one of taylor's former sides. kyle edmund will play the first match of britain's davis cup quarterfinal tomorrow against france's lucas pouille. edmund helped britain to the last eight by winning his second singles in the tie against canada in february. he takes on pouille who re