people are loving what yan did here. >> it's crazy. like these guys were doing the 200 meters and they're doing it quicker than i could not carrying equipment. >> what did he win? >> bragging rights across the internet. he should start a lot of t-shirts called yan can. >> that's a good idea. >>> a husband's grocery's shopping. >> hi, honey. the eggs? >> the calls just don't stop. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, adventurer coyote peter comes to our show. >> he is not alone. >> yea! >> coyote, where are you? >> find out what kind of special guest he's got in stall for us. >> we got to hope i keep my fingers for this episode. it's not a tarantula this time. >>> plus -- >> i'm about to show everybody a hack. >> see how one man's sneaky trick. >> wow. be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. oh yes.... even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee!

shaun murphy survived a scare against 17—year—old qualifier yan bingtao of china. up before the teenager fought back. murphy eventually winning10—8 and will face ronnie 0'sullivan in the second round but after the match murphy tipped yan to win a world title during his career. 2015 champion stuart bingham is also through after beating another former winner peter ebdon. he was leading 5—4 coming into monday morning's session, but then ran away with the match 10—5 the final score and he'll face fellow englishman kyren wilson next. two chinese players will be battling it out on tuesday, last year's runner up ding junhui leads his first round match against zhou yuelong by seven frames to two. the world number four hit three century breaks during the morning session including this 132 in the final frame. a row between ronnie 0'sullivan, snooker‘s best known player, and the sport's governing body has been the talk of the crucible theatre. after winning his first round match on sunday the five—time world champion launched an attack on the game's authorities in which he sa

. >> and quick arrest after man supply paints graffiti onto police cars, take a look, suspect door yan murray, accused of vandalizing the vehicles over the weekends, transit agency says the cars were parked at district seven headquarters at broad and glenwood streets when it happened. police chief tweeted this morning, door yan murray is in custody, mad because septa keeps cleaning his tags, we're sore. >> i we expect to learn new details today in the death of legendary music artist prince. authorities believe we're coming up on year since the world lost the talented singer. search warrants related to his death will be unsealed and made public. prince died of accidental overdose of opioid phentinol. narcotic used to treat severe pain. prince died on april 21 of last year. >>> president trump is hosting the annual easter egg roll today at the white house, take a look, video from last year's event. more than 20,000 people are expected to hop on over to the white house south lawn to take part in the festivities which includes everything from egg decorating, story telling, 18,000 commemora

. >> his name is yan platto. >> yes, his name is yan. >> okay he went to the hard rock hotel and casinos former friend marina was also there, back in january. he said he was feeding a slot machine cash, $50 to be exact. when he let her press the button. >> he he said press this button. >> blow on my dice. >> it turns out it wasn't good luck. well, good luck for her. because yan, hit the hundred thousand dollars jackpot. >> but he didn't because marina pressed the button. they called down casino. casino said hey she pressed button. we have to give her the money. needless to say marina being the great friend that she is she took it and left. she left him with nothing. that is what friend are for, right. >> the question is, does yan, by the way, rhonda, good to see you. >> good morning. >> attorney at law. >> yes. >> rhonda hill wilson as a matter of fact. >> does he have a shot of getting any of that hundred thousand. >> no at all. >> why not. >> i want to let people know this is the seminole hard rock cafe and sem not indians have their own law, jurisdiction and their own sovereignty but

yan of the yes votes -- nine of the yes votes came from democrats independence. ladies, the vice president of the united states. -- ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. you may be seated. behalf of pence: on the president of the united states, it is my honor to welcome you here for a very ofortant moment in the life our administration as i'd minister the oath of office to of labor foretary the united states of america, alexander acosta. [applause] vice pres. pence: we are fortunate to be joined by his family. would you welcome them as well? [applause] vice pres. pence: i also want to thank all of our distinguished guests, who have joined us for this important moment, especially congresswoman iliana the hispanic, and community that are here with us today. thank you for being here on the historic day. this saturday marks the end of president trump's first 100 days in office, and is the straws to this draws to as a close, we need to reflect on the progress sweeping across the nation thanks to president trump. for nearly 100 days, president

think president xi was courageous in distancing himself from the russians and the believe ybo live yansme day that president trump hosted the secretary general of nato, repping our wonderful nato alice. the world saw that. what club in the russian-bo live yan club or the club with the united states, working together on mutual interests, peace, security, i think it was great week for the united states. and thanks mostly to our president. >> you sound very confident. president trump sounds confident. one final question. every president since bill clinton has said the u.s. will not tolerate a neuroleer-armed north korea. they have only grown stronger in their capabilities. why do you think president trump will have a different outcome? >> well, as you mentioned, this is a problem that has been passed down from multiple administrations. but, our president, i think it's the consensus with the president, our key allies in the region, japan and south korea in particular, and the chinese leadership, that this is coming to a head. it's time to can, short of a military option, to resolve it peace

78 el delantero mexicano fallo un penalti, pero habra que decir que fue un paradon del arquero suizo yananta su primer titulo en su carrera. presentadora: ernesto nos acompaÑa con los deportes. presentador: vamos a pido porque estamos contrarreloj. ernesto: muchos goles en europa. el torneo de tenis de miami tiene nueva dueÑa. esfuma y no ama y se hundiÓ. marcador final 3-2. la real sociedad de san sebastiÁn con goles del argentino. en la undÉcimo liga no fue buena tarde. al 78, el delantero mexicano fallÓ un penalti pero fue un paradon del arquero suizo. fue un empate a 0. vamos al tenis. el mÁster de miami tiene nueva dueÑa. los parciales fueron 6-4, 6-3. tuvo 33 tiros oradores y le mata su primer tÍtulo en su carrera. felicidades. les mando la pelota. [risas] presentador: asÍ nos despedimos hoy. presentadora: vÁmonos no. por Último necesito saber si terminaste le curso. ya s.

the syrian regime that's been carrying out this campaign that's left more than half a million seer yansin a civil war. whitehouse officials came together last night. today members of the joint chiefs came together much the president was briefed on options. tonight as the president is meeting with the chinese leader at his resort in south florida we got the word that the united states has launched a military attack tom hawk missiles on syria. we are expecting to hear from president trump shortly. john roberts is live at mar-a-lago in south florida where we await word. >> i've just been told by a senior administration official that president trump did not call russian russia putin prior to these missiles being laufrnl d at syria. we were discussing this rl yer tonight that because of the fact there are so many russians who are in that country and russians who might have been manning some of those ante aircraft batteries that the president might in some way telegraph to the russian leader what was about to happen not necessarily to seek his permission for it but to say you've got a lot of

tell me about the ar men yan holocaust. i know it was a big issue in congress. the lobbyists worked to keep this quiet. why do they want to keep it quiet? >> i think it's the biggest stain on turkey's conscious in history. at the beginning of the world war i, the otoman empire at the time felt the armenian population was siding with the russian and decide as a measure to destroy the fifth column, let's just exterminate the armenian population, through massacres of the men, through mass rape of the women and through these death marches into the syrian deserts, they accomplished their goal for the most part. >> why is it so quiet? for christians and people like me, you are not taking about the holocaust. >> the word gen side hadn't existed, it was created when this happened and began in 1915 and in turkey. the latter day turkey. so we didn't have a word for it. there wasn't any concept that focused on the idea that the population can be annihilated. exterminated on their identity in this case. >> this story to you, sir. >> likewise, i didn't know anything about it

out by the concord pa ville yan. livermore 44 -- pavilion. livermore 44.n with the cloud cover temperatures will be pretty mild inland. we'll get the 70s yet there is a westerly component out for the delta. that cloud cover is really holding low up in ukiah. we have to wait for that part to come in. pretty good tap of moisture coming in well out to the pacific. it's not going to happen as far as rain goes it looks like thursday afternoon more like late thursday into friday morning. what about the rainfall trying to consistent here so i'm using the european model but we will use this and it's pretty consistent. there's going to be some isolated 3" to 4" on friday. 60s or 70s your temperatures. mid 70s and i don't see much change tomorrow even with the cloud cover. friday morning looks to be the prime time and then off and on into saturday and cool and brooszy on sunday -- breezy on sunday. >> okay. >> just when we were ready to get the patio furniture out. >> not yet. i'd wait a week. >>> coming up later this hour one of the stars of the oakland movie festi

bad articles and exchange to wipe out anyone that stands in his way and that means thousands of sil yan civilians. he made that calculus. >> i want to under score senator rub rub rubio's point. as long as russia has his back, he does not believe anybody can touch him so he will do whatever he want to do. he want to show that he's in control of his country and he will do whatever he wants to and obviously, he's planning to limited constituent -- that's what we are here to say. the united states must show international leadership so this activity ends, it ends now. thank you very much. >> i am going to answer one more question in spanish. [ speaking in spanish ] thank you very much. c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite providers. >> on top of that -- the senate is debating the judge neil gorsuch for the supreme court after organ democrat jeff ameri merkley held the floor. watch live coverage on c-span 2 and you will find it on cspan.org on the r

hundreds of organ donor resip yan -- recipients.e got to speak to a woman who is a three time kidney and pan degr ceous. >> this year's remembrance quilt includes a police officer that was killed by a trump driver in 2015 during a routine traffic top. >>> turning to weather now, it yesterday is kind of what we will see tomorrow. >> we're going to be dealing with rain at times. other times cloudy and cool. temperatures only in the 50s, and a repeat performance for your tuesday. you want the umbrella and rain boots for monday and tuesday. everybody is now over with spring break. probably not the right way to start the week. as we look to wednesday we transition to warmer which a eed we're looking at a hot and humid stretch. we could hit 90 degrees for the first time this year. right now we're in the 40s and 50s. 58 here in the district. it is cloudy everywhere and raining in some places, rain in southern maryland, around the fredericksberg area. that rain continues to travel showers around at 7:00 a.m. 53 at that point. we could fall

tonight we're hearing from a man said he was stunning by a skoerp yan. >> hit my mail more than my skin. kind of, maybe my thumbnail saved me a little bit. >> richard bell was flying from houston to calgary on sunday when the little creature landed on his head. not clear where the skoerp oncame from. noefrp passenger stomped on it. he declined medical treatment he said united did a good job handling it. >>> all right it's time to keck on the weather as we get closer to the weekend. >> we're enjoying nice break what about easter sunday. sandy patel is here with the forkt. >> more storm coming in here surprise surprise and easter sunday. if it seems like it's been stormy to you lately you're not imagining things take a look at the northern sierra down in the record books as the wettest year on record. you look at 1982, 83, 88.5 inches of prescription for this year 89.7". you have is your practicesed the last wettest record as you take a look at life doppler 7 you will notice in the sierra nevada they are seeing know showers right now. . some resorts picked up a foot of snow in the last ho

tonight we're hearing from a man said he was stunning by a skoerp yan. >> hit my mail more than my skin. kind of, maybe my thumbnail saved me a little bit. >> richard bell was flying from houston to calgary on sunday when the little creature landed on his head. not clear where the skoerp oncame from. noefrp passenger stomped on it. he declined medical treatment he said united did a good job handling it. >>> all right it's time to keck on the weather as we get closer to the weekend. >> we're enjoying nice break what about easter sunday. sandy patel is here with the forkt. >> more storm coming in here surprise surprise and easter sunday. if it seems like it's been stormy to you lately you're not imagining things take a look at the northern sierra down in the record books as the wettest year on record. you look at 1982, 83, 88.5 inches of prescription for this year 89.7". you have is your practicesed the last wettest record as you take a look at life doppler 7 you will notice in the sierra nevada they are seeing know showers right now. . some resorts picked up a foot of snow in the last ho

. >> live on the national abc 7 yan hughes, news. >> the epa is making it harder to find out more climate on about change. the agency removed most of the climate change information from that site aying the site is being updated to "reflect the approach of the new leadership." sitting wellot with environmental groups. epa administrator scott ruitt has expressed doubt bout the reasons for climate change. the climate change marchers and everyone else who spent ime outside had to deal with some record heat. meteorologist josh knight has a first look at your forecast. now doesn't look anything like it did earlier today. >> that's right. in, justouds moving in time, really giving us at least a little bit of a break from some of the but still hitting hitting a lot of us that 90-degree mark that means we broke records today at reagan national and also records at dulles, from 1974. storm chances stick with us for tonight. hey are slim but they are still in the forecast. then as we head into monday, for bly your best day wet weather, more seasonable temperatures, below-average temperatures not too

. >> on the regime in pon yan. >> it would be one thing if you' agricultural secretary.orea's not part of china, nor has korea ever been part of china. "the wall street journal" released a transcript in which the president bragged about learning about the whole history of china and the korean peninsula from a ten-minute lecture he got from the chinese president. as americans we're not psyched to learn our president is trying to learn basic world history by listening to other country's leaders telling him about it. if you're south korea, you're not psyched to learn our american president believes korea was part of china because it wasn't part of china. south korea's really mad at china on the odd chance president trump accurately described what the chinese president told him, now south korea wants an explanation as to whether or not china is spreading a rumor telling ignorant leaders around the world about a made up history between china and the korean peninsula that china would love to be true but isn't. and the koreans are sensitive about it. in this incredible threat e

that includes turkey, jordan yans. but you have to be able to show that there is a capable group of sun sunis, not just capable on the battlefield but also capable of gov rans in the a way that protects the rights. that's the one area i hope we'll continue to invest in because i think that's a critical component of a long-term solution. >> i guess my point is this, the u.s. and the world community has been watching assad's atrocities for seven years and there hasn't seemed to be the appetite in congress here to really stop him or do much and i'm wondering if you think something shifted? has something changed where congress has a different stomach for this? >> i talked about that 48 hours ago. i said we've grown desensitized. i worry we have grown desensitized. hopefully that has changed. in 2011, when this all began, i was clear i thought we had to empower john jihadist sunis on the ground and if we didn't, that space would be filled by foreign fighters. that's what happened. so our options are more difficult now than

blush tones are verlay, so we see a lot of the trends happening mainhion sort of the kim cards ash yan fe in, the nude overlay, the detailing, the dramatic t. of captures all of the trends that are happening bridal into one amazing look. >> and the pearls are beautiful. >> beautiful. >> gorgeous we got couple of other things with pearls here? >> we do. so shoes, first, you know, i mean shoes, the next most important decision. >> right. >> we see kind of the texture, maybe not almost the look of the pearl but with more bling to it. >> so these aren't your grandmothers pearl. this is hip ander? >> right. con tell pear spin on the pearls, so the whole bridal division of anthropology, urban outfitters did whole collection with pearls, so if you don't with a to dot traditional necklace, want something more con temporary, hair accessary, beautiful clutch. >> nice. also, metallic accent. these are prep. >> i yes. i mean we have to talk about the bling. and you know, depending what kind of bride you are, you can go with kind of the traditional diamonds, diamonds are always perfect for the day

remember she came to fame with the castrating hogs ad, iraq veteran, yans like her. here was her answer. >> with the trips to florida, i do wish that he would spend more time in washington d.c. that's what we have the white house for. we would love to see more of those state department visits in washington, d.c. i think it's smart that he does business in washington, d.c. i have not spoken to him about the floridaish yet but that is something that i think that is something that's been bothering not just me but some other members of our caucus. >> charlie sykes, interesting. they're kind of testing the -- >> right. >> -- pushback waters. >> it's interesting. robert's point about the other candidates in georgia is fascinating. what is trumpism and how deep does it run in american politics. the candidates who have associated themselves most closely with trump and trumpism actually did not do well tonight at all. the candidate if there's a runoff is an establishment type republican. you're also seeing what are republicans then doing when they're asked about donald trump?

yan of the yes votes -- nine of the yes votes came from democrats independence.s, the vice president of the united states. -- ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states.

just 12 weeks ago that the 35 year-old williams won oust strahl yan open while pregnant , that was herugh too do. >>> nfl is releasing 2017 schedule tonight at 8:00, we know who eagles are playing, they will face their division rivals plus teams from the afc west and nfc west, preseason starts with the packers at lambeau field in august. we are now just one week away from the nfl draft here, in philadelphia, tune into cbs-3 "eyewitness news" tonight at 5:00 sports director don bell will go one on one with howie roseman about the eagles draft prospects. >>> super bowl champion patriots visited the white house to celebrate their title yesterday. boston globe reports 34 players were in attendance with 34 skipping out on the festivities, that included quarterback tom braid hoy missed the ceremony due to family matters. tightened rob gronkowski was there, and he offered his help to the white house briefing room. >> i think is there an opportunity, can i just... >> do you need help. >> i think i got this but thank you. maybe. >> all right, thanks man i'll see new a minute. all right, that wa

the eye rain yan regime doesn't respond well to threats from america. so far tehran hasn't made public comments on the latest developments, but it's sure to infuriate the regime here. no more so than the hardliners who are very against this deal in the first place and said iran should never have embarked on any sort of deal with the united states. renegotiating or trying to renegotiate the jcpoa, especially so close to the may 19th elections is going to rock the apple cart here. hardliners are going to lay into rouhani for making a deal with the united states, and obviously this does not bode well for president rouhani who favors better relations with the west and is seeking a second term in office. he's invested all his political capital in this deal. if this deal is in trouble, he's in trouble. he could be replaced by an ultra conservative hard liner, making it almost impossible to negotiate with iran further down the road. a lot of elements at play and we have to see what the move mood from both sides will be. >> nbc's ali arouzi in tehran, thank you

the chinese teenager yan bingtao has been battling hard at the world snooker championship in sheffield player born this century to compete at the finals. but he's trailing the former champion shaun murphy six frames to three at the end of their first session — details on all the action coming up in sport today. there has been an intriguing discovery in a secret tomb beneath this church in central london. the bodies of five former archbishops were found during renovation work in st mary—at—lambeth church, which is next to lambeth palace, the residence of the archbishop of canterbury. builders found a hidden crypt containing at least 20 coffins, including one belonging to richard bancroft, who became archbishop in 160a. america says it's working on a "range of options" with china, amid rising tensions over north korea's nuclear and missile programmes. pyongyang attempted to test fire what's thought to be a medium—range missile this weekend, from a base in the shinpo region on the east coast, but it blew up shortly after take off. the launch is being seen as a provocation, coming shortly

yan bingtao has hit a century break in his first appearance in the competition. leading at the session interval. these are live pictures from bbc two. on the other table, world no 1a kyren wilson resumed this morning 5—4 up on david grace who makes his first appearance at the crucible. wilson is 6—5 ahead, they have each w011 wilson is 6—5 ahead, they have each won one friend this morning. you can follow proceedings on the bbc sport website and app. that's all for now. keep up—to—date with all of those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll be back with more in the next hour. see you then. thanks very much. voting is under way in turkey in a referendum that could grant sweeping new powers to president erdogan. if approved, the role of prime minister would be scrapped. our correspondent mark lowen has the latest from ankara. so it's arrived, the biggest political choice in modern turkish history. should voters in this country choose to turn turkey from a parliamentary to a presidential republic, scrapping the post of prime minister, making the president head of th

vet yan shows the impact on that air base.nt trump says attack on its own ppl act. >> vital national ste to prevent

and shaun murphy, who won this title 12 years ago now, is leading in his first round match against yan. he is leading 8—5. these are live pictures. this isjohn this is john higgins this isjohn higgins against martin gould. john higgins is a fourth frame lead, nearly. you can follow this match live on bbc two and via the bbc sport website. earlier the 2015 champion stuart bingham secured his place in the second round, beating another former winner, peter ebdon. he was leading 5—4 coming into this morning's session, but won all but one frame today for a comfortable win in the end — by 10 frames to 5. he'll face kyran wilson next. it's a crucial day in the championship — brighton could be all but promoted to the premier league today. they‘ re playing wigan. they're leading 1—0. they need to better huddersfield's result against derby — that's a 5pm kick—off. premier league survival and champions league qualification are at stake when middlesbrough take on arsenal at the riverside tonight. the hosts are six points from safety, while arsene wenger‘s side go into the game in seventh. he's res

yan hansen says he is the grassroots candidate.i am the one candidate. i think i am the one candidate in this election who has not worked at the top of the union for decades and i know the experiences of members first—hand andl experiences of members first—hand and i think i will shake it up and put it right. political stakes are high. seasoned westminster watchers believe the race could define the future direction of the labour party. it feels like a proxy battle for the labour leadership, no question, corbyn will be watching this was often be hoping it goes his way and len mccluskey wins because of gerard coyne wins, he knows he will have another reckoning. whoever wins will lead unite to the next election. voting closes injust over a week. next week is holy week, leading up to easter sunday — the day christians mark their belief jesus rose from the dead. but research commissioned by the bbc suggests belief in a life after death is by no means limited to people of faith. the study found that a fifth of people who say they don‘t b

a lot of heavy yan and raining thunderstorms with this. and louisiana, tornado warnings right now. we mef forward to the night, in mississippi by tomorrow morning and a couple more waves across the gulf coast, montgomery, birmingham, atlanta by 1:00, 20 2:00 in the afternoon. moderate risk that is very dangerous from mobile to columbus. and long track tornadoes in a populated area. dangerous as well. >> the teams will be tracking it tomorrow night. >>> next to, the epic disaster in south america. the death toll after a flash flood. a wall of water leveling a city as people slept in their beds, destroying homes and taking almost 200 lives. the grim list of the derngsd you see it there, and so many of them, children. tonight, the rush to get water to survivors. alex m alex marquard in colombia. >> reporter: devastation and despair tonight deep in the amazon basin. rescue crews frantically digging through the muddy rubble trying to locate anyone who may still be alive, listening for sings of life. one feels completely unable to express the magnitude of the loss here, this man said, fa

this is, of course, a missile attack from the eastern med terrain yan.force mediterranean. this is not deploying the us air force above syria and it is not getting american personnel involved above that battlefield, although, of course, there have been american personnel involved on the other side of syria against the so—called islamic state. and also reading some lines coming through from the governor of the area of syria, the governor of homs, saying that the us attack serves the goals of "armed terrorist groups and islamic state". thatjust coming through on the reuters news agency. so some of the first reaction from syrian government sources on that, the governor of the homs area where this air base is. so we'll continue to monitor exactly what the different reactions are on the ground from the different people involved in this. ben in beirut, thank you so much for coming through it and for sticking with it despite the technical difficulties. let's go back to our correspondent in mar—a—lago where donald trump has been meeting the chinese president. pi

. >>> one app that i use is the exper yan credit tracker. as a small busy need to make sure what my business is doing, how it's trending for a business in order for financial aspects. i don't currently need loans, but if i do, i need to know and make sure what my credit ratings are for the business end and myself in order to successfully get those loans as i start moving forward. i use it to track what we're getting from a credit rating on a continuous basis. >> everything we do in our business is connected through fishbowl, an inventory system, that helps us keep everything on track. you know, you do sales that way, you count your inventory that way. and it's also connected with quickbooks. we use quickbook enterprise and the cloud. >>> ahoy, maties. this week your biz selfie comes from captain. his ship takes customers on a pirated adventure along the jersey shore. we get fun selfies like these every week. we want to see more. why don't you go walk the plank, take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us yourbusiness@msnbc.com.

the 2005 champion shaun murphy is taking on china's 17—year—old yan bingtao.break but is trailing by four frames to two. 0n the other table, world no 1a kyren wilson resumed this morning 5—4 up on david grace who makes his first appearance at the crucible. they've shared the frames this morning, winning two each. wilson leads 7—6. you can follow proceedings on the bbc sport website and app. ricky burns says he'll discuss plans for his future with promoter eddie hearn, after he failed to unify the super—lightweight division in glasgow last night. he lost his wba title to the ibf and ibo championjulius indongo on a unanimous points decision. the namibian was unbeaten in 21 fights prior to this and forced burns on to the back foot for much of the fight. but burns has hinted he'll continue boxing. i'll be back with more in the next hour. see you then. thanks very much. tens of thousands of people across the united states have marched in more than a hundred cities this weekend to demand that president trump releases his tax returns, something he has so far refused

and shaun murphy, who won this title 12 years ago now, is leading in his first round match against yanes. it's first to ten frames, so murphy needs another four for victory. —— another three. the world number five has looked in good form in the early stages of this match — he's made a couple of century breaks already. you can follow this match live on bbc two and via the bbc sport website. earlier the 2015 champion stuart bingham secured his place in the second round, beating another former winner, peter ebdon. he was leading 5—4 coming into this morning's session, but won all but one frame today for a comfortable win in the end — by 10 frames to 5. he'll face kyran wilson next. premier league survival and champions league qualification are at stake when middlesbrough take on arsenal at the riverside tonight. the hosts are six points from safety, while arsene wenger‘s side go into the game in seventh — ten points adrift of fourth placed manchester city. we might get there, we might not get there, but the only thing is to believe we can do it, you know. and that's what we have to focus

i'm absolutely delighted to be here with you and i want to thank die yan yentel who i've known about and think all of you who have been supportive. i know sometimes when you support a republican it could cost you, but the way i look at it, i got to be something but i don't really worry too much about labels. because it's so important the mission that we have to deal with here. you know, as a physician, you know, i operated on 15,000 patients and when i was campaigning, one of the real joys was seeing so many of my patients every place i went. and it's really all about helping people. and when you can see the long-term effects like i was in kentucky and a family came up to me and there was a young man with them and they said, do you recognize this young man? and i said, he looks familiar. because i say that about everybody. and they said, you operated on him when he was 1-year-old. and you did a hemisphereequity toemy. and he just finished college number one in his class. that was wonder full of u full. and, you know, i remember as a physician also there was so many patients who were

. >>> to atlantic county where don guard r yan is unveiling the budget proposal this afternoon. of the biggest headlines, a decrease in property taxes and no reduction in spending for police, firefighters and other public services. >>> it you're a gambler, listen up. ab all-new "star trek" game coming to atlantic city. it's a game that allows you to involve in ship to ship contact. look for that new game in casinos this fall. >>> the u.s. air force thunder birds are returning to the air show this summer. this will be the second year in a a row for the thunder birds and their high flying stunts at the jersey shore. . the air show taking off on august 23rd in atlantic city. >>> the days of paying for parking with nor phone comes to an end tomorrow. the parking authority today announ announced it is suspending the mobile payment app. the company that runs that app is experiencing financial problems. you can still pay your fees at parking authority meters and e kiosks. . >>> a block of 17th street remains shut down after a chunk of the street caved in last night. 17th street closed

tonight the archbishop will wash the feet of 12 seminary yans during the mass of the lord's supper. >>> president trump prepares for the easter weekend as our nation's relationship with russia remains very tense. >>> and it's the day caffeine lovers have been craving. wawa day is more than just free coffee. >> and of course i'm tracking your easter forecast. temperatures will climb into the upper 60s. a few passing clouds but what about easter sunday? looks like we could have rain and thunderstorms. more on the other side of the break. see you then. >>> u.s. military says a misdirected killed 18 fighters in syria. pilots were given the wrong coordinates. t it's not clear which air force was behind the strike. >>> rex tillerson is back from russia today. >> nbc 10 national correspondent tracie potts reports from washington. >> reporter: president trump heads to florida on easter break with this assessment of world affai affairs. >> right now it's nasty. >> there is to low level of trust between or two countries. >> tillerson responds from russia after chilling meetings with russia's fo

. >> peter's actual name is simon or sim on yan. he appears to have been renamed by jesus. he's renamed peter. this is the word for rock. it seems to be that he's nicknamed rock because in spite of all peter's failings, he's the one that jesus trusts to be the rock of the heart of the movement. >> jerusalem after spending many months preaching about galilee, jesus, peter and the disciples bring their message here to the holy city itself. >> peter is just a simple guy. he's a a fisherman from galilee. probably never been to jerusalem. imagine what kind of an experience to enter this incredibly busy, bustling city. >> this is the moment where peter is thinking are we about to see israel restored to the former glory. are we going to fal get rid of the romans are we finally going to see a righteous king ruling over israel. i imagine peter being full of hope, full of excitement as they are going into jerusalem. >> this is the beginning of a revolution that they are going to be taking over, that they are going to have power and authority and this is the beginning of something glo

the future of syria has to be determined by the seal yan-- saliency. we we have to agree on how the company should be built. . to feel representative at government agencies. well, the issues related to certain personalities was said without any consequences for the people. thank you. >> no questions. driver's license. >>> em. i received. there is cyber security in accordance to what the american media says that they were -- the u.s. is trying to keep north korea from happening using same means. a working group has been set up. are you talking about resuming the work of the bilateral presidential commission? do you plan to do that? thank you. >> we touched only briefly on the issue of cyber security, and in particular, on the challenges that it is placing on everyone in terms of a new threat, an emerging threat. but i think i do make a distinction when cyber tools are used to interfere with the internal decisions among countries as to how their election is conducted. cyber tools to disrupt weapons programs. that's another use of the tools. i make a dist

yan du shin, a clay pot soup of bean curd-based stock with salted pork belly, tofu ribbons, and bamboovor. this is a socialist country, supposedly. >> yeah. >> a communist country, supposedly. it is in fact, from all the evidence that i've ever seen, the most dynamic capitalist country on earth. what do you think about that? >> i think a lot of my western friends come here thinking china is a posh version of north korea or the party controls everything. but they come here, they're surprised it's actually not that much. they do seem to be promoting the free market even more with the free trade boom, just establishing shanghai. so it's amazing. >> from what i see everywhere i go, the world is becoming more chinese, chinese influence, chinese food. you build a casino in vegas, or a hotel in singapore, you have to consider what will the chinese think? is that exciting? >> it's exciting that we finally have an influence that we wouldn't. china is sort of in the spotlight in the center of the stage now that we wouldn't have dreamed of, like, say, only a decade ago. >> for me, i think, you kn

. >> in an odd twist, fire brand fill piece yan president urged trump to exercise restraint, warning miscalculation would be disastrous. >> everybody suffers, and only because donations are playing with a dangerous toys. in america, because it's more -- company. mr. president trump but also have been -- his military to just maybe -- and not to start a -- something that they cannot control. >> china too has called for a suspension of u.s. military exercises with south korea and japan calling them provocative. but no sign yet of the u.s. letting up, it's display of military might, the uss michigan, a nuclear powered submarine armed with a 254 tomahawk cruise missile just aprooifred in north korea. secretary tillerson reiterated that the u.s. would be prepared to take military actions against north korea if necessary wolf. >> like the president and others they say all options around the table. joining us now republican congressman ted yoel he's a member of the foreign affairs. this act of defiance, that's what it's being called by kim jong-un regime, the missile test the missile launch

i think the fact that it is one of the cards ash yan's to me. >> not the fact it is pepsi supposedlycause you opened a pepsi? i don't know. >> i don't know. let's ask our police officer's to weigh in. is pepsi going to solve all of these problems? irritate the heck out of me. i'm just too sensitive. and i like diet pepsi. that's my go-to drink. >> oh, it is. >> yes. >> maybe we should have people be weighing in and get your thoughts. >> that is what this show is all about. >> yes. >> twitter. what's my handle? >> and facebook, stain gram. >> your handle mike fox 29. >> and you're what. >> alex holley fox 29. >> why can't you just be al next. >> that was taken. >> buy them out. >> you got money for that. >> that's probably fly add ex rodriguez, he has millions. so the nfl draft weeks away. what is it? it is april 27th, 28th, 29th. >> it will be a big weekend. you would think oh, the end of april. just in the beginning. there wouldn't be any problems, right? ya. it is already some people live in area, like -- >> apparently takes a month to organize this giant event, where one middle ag

warships in the med ter ran yan launching 59 tom hawk missiles aimed at the same air base president asood usad uo launch a deadly chemical weapons attack. >> this marks the very first direct military action by the united states against the syrian regime during that country's six-year civil war. and in that time the united nations estimates that 400,000 syrians have been killed. also notable in that time, donald trump spoke out against, repeatedly, the same kind of action that president trump just carried out. we're covering all the angles with our team of reporters all around the world this morning. let's begin with jim sciutto. >> that's right, john. the very latest now, we know that u.s. and russian military commanders communicated after the strike. that's key. those lines of communication open. two, we're getting the first damage assessments from the pentagon. they say 58 of those 59 missiles hit their targets, caused moderate to significant damage. as you mentioned, this was a very specific operation with a specific target. this air base that the u.s. believes was used to launch that

to further parse the words, sean spicer said barrel bombs against innocent civil yans and they have been saying they are using them against terrorists and armed opposition. although there's a lot of collateral damage. if sean spicer did mean barrel bombs in any use, that's game changer and will force to recalibrate even more so than he has with the red line on chemical weapons. >> let me take you back to last week. why do you even think assad would have gone through with this and laurvelged this chemical attack. >> if e he did do it, there's still some skepticism regarding this. it's clear sglsh do you think he did? >> the preponderance of the evidence suggests he did. it will be impossible to find out beyond a reasonable doubt ultimately. but let's assume he ordered it. i think it was act of arrogance. it was an act of overconfidence. it was a are action to trump administration statements the week prior to that saying they are accept iing assad's positio. i think he figured the russians are bombing the province. the u.s. has been bombing the province. so therefore, the world will look t

said protests at the school that were planned ahead of an appearance by the right-wing commentator yan an louse caused damage to the campus. there have been a number of situations. i can tell you that commentator's appearance had been canceled. we're covering every angle of the clashes in berkeley, california. moments ago i spoke to the spokesman for the city of police department byron white. listen. >> injuries that were reported to us, one involved an officer who was exposed to some, what we believe is tear gas, when a member of the crowd put it out into the park. another person was sprayed with what we believe is bear spray, or pepper spray type bear spray. both of those people have been since treated and released. >> officer, when we look at these images, you don't see police getting involved, trying to break up the fight. why is that? >> i imagine that some of what you may be talking about is when the -- some of the people went out into the adjacent street. we had a number of controlled points trying to limit the weapons that people had when they're having their peaceful demonstra

more and we're going to hear from the president in this press conference, of course, with the jor dane yan king this afternoon. >> you are standing by in seoul with a key interest on what's going on there. what's the view from south korea right now as you are getting this mixed response from the administration. rex tillerson not saying much. but hints perhaps even the military option. >> well, certainly south korea and the other key u.s. ally here in the region, japan, both put out statements that came down to hand ringing, saying this can't be tolerated. this is a contravention for north korea to file yet another missile. and they're right. they have broken a rule by doing this. this was a medium range ballistic missile identified as kn-15 and the timing is so suspect because the last time north korea fired one of these missiles was in mid-february when president trump was sitting down with the japanese prime minister at mar-a-lago in florida. so it's hard not to interpret this as a deliberate signal just one day before trump sits down with the chinese leader again at mar mar-a-lago. what

with us today, joe, stephanie, the brothers najera yan. let's begin with the pressure on whole foods. at noon today, i can report from sources there still hasn't been communication twun jona, but the firm is trying to engage the ceo. the interesting part of this story, jana was once short whole foods in 2014. it knows the company and its business quite well result of that campaign. in this case, i'm told jana is focusing on two tracks here. operational improvements and b possibly a merger, depending on what offer might be out there. i'm told januaa wants to put al the opgs on the table. jana said to be heavily focused on the board, which has had one new member since 2008. shares have lost half their value in the last many years. have lagged the s&p 500 over the past year. leslie. >> great reporting, now, jana partners took massive stake in whole foods. the firm said that it intended to speak with the company and underperformance in whole foods stock. a refresh of the board and senior management as well as how it can optimize real estate an

with us for the hour today, pete na jeer yan, joe terranova, also jim cramer, kevin o'leary, the chairmanf o shares etfs. stocks are lower today, but coming off their best quarter in more than a year. the way i've been thinking about this is that stocks are going to move from faith fo fundamentals. the market went up based on the faith of