great shane warne on england's chances in this year's world cup... i love the style of play that england are playing the moment. shane fancies our chances! when was the last time rory mcilroy won a title? a year ago. but when did a british player last win the player's championship? think about it. it was a long time ago. there is a clue there for you. sandy lyle. 1987. sandy lyle did it a year before he won the masters. perhaps mcilory will follow a simialr route. mcilroy won on sunday by a shot from jim fuyrk. it was a great win because his round started badly with missed putts and his ball in the water. but perhaps this is the beginning of a new chapter in his career. my my career is hopefully going to last another 15 or 20 years, so one tournament or one day or one month in those 20 years is nothing. it's just a glimpse. so it doesn't change anything. it doesn't change who i am. it looks great on my resume, i'm very happy about that, it's another step in the right direction, but that's all it is to me. it's a huge tournament to win, i'm very proud, and very honoured, but it is

shane oliver and head of investment strategy and chief economist. shane: one would think it would be, but don't forget the margin that deal has declined over time. you might think if we keep going like this, parliamentarians will feel they have no choice but to support it. i would think it is a risky strategy. dividends lynch said the lunatics are back in control. that seems to be a good description of what is going on. what we saw overnight or the vote we saw to avoid a no deal brexit wasn't a decisive one. it was a binding decision and of course, the margin was w, never wererro than i would've expected. my base case, it's either going to be a soft brexit or no brexit at all. i have low probability on a no deal brexit. last nights parliamentary vote increased the chance of a no deal brexit. it's quite easy for the u.k. to stumble down that path. tracy: shane, i was reading a note this morning from nomura. thead the headline: "what brexit saw that means for asia." and the answer to that question was pretty much nothing, except if we get a hard brexit. is the brexit drama essentially

. healthier brain. better life. >>> it is time now for "the lid." ruth, shane, and mike really back. the president today did a tweet on politics. let me put it up, the democrats are getting very strange. they now want to change the voting age to 16, significantly the number of supreme court justices. actually, you've got to win it at the ballot box. like i said, this was not an insane tweet. all three of these things are true right now in the democratic party. >> it is the most fascinating thing to watch the democratic party adopting, not as a party, but candidates pushing positions that would have been unthinkable, even just a few months ago. when i first started hearing about the pack the court stuff, i really dismissed it. and now, it might be the price of admission almost, to democratic primary candidacy. >> i don't get the court packing thing, shane. because it doesn't address the real fundamental problem at the courts. it's how the united states' senate process works. that's what's broken. not the number of justices. >> and i wonder, though, what people are gravitating towards

the world cup on home soil later this summer. australian great shane warne believes they're one of the favourites. he's been speaking to rob bonnett about who will be in the mix for the trophy and about the return of steve smith and david warner from their bans for their part in the ball tampering scandal. i think england and india go in as favourites. i love the style of play that england are playing at the moment. i love the style of eoin morgan. i think he is instilling confidence into the team, where theyjust go out and play. and they are super aggressive, which i love. their bowling has got variety, they have two spinners, they have got pace, and so i think they are going in as favourites, steve smith is not a bad guy. he just made a horrible mistake, and we all make mistakes. so i think smith and warner will come back very strong, i think they will be hungry and determined. i think they will be very, very... they will be out there to say, this is how good i am, i want to show how much i have missed this game, so i think so i think they will come back pretty well. that's all from

game, so i think they will come back from the game pretty well. shane warne there. let's return to our top story — wales‘ rugby union side are celebrating there grand slam win in cardiff. simon reed: before they go, we would like before we go, we would like to thank them very much, thank you very much to the welsh team. cheering let's get more now on the rest of the man suspected of fatally shooting three people and wounding five others on a tram in the dutch city of utrecht. dutch police say the suspect was identified as gokmen tanis, a 37—year—old man of turkish origin. security services said the terror threat has been reduced from its highest level in light of the arrest. robert bass is a journalist with nos, and hejoins a spy camera from utrecht. what is the latest update that you can bring us? the latest update is that about two hours ago, they got him, there was a real manhunt going on in utrecht, police raided several houses, and in one of those houses they found him, which means that the threat is addressed. people are going back on the streets again. and now of course

affect the body but it affects the whole being of the child shane is twelve years old and for four years she's been helping her mother feed her other seven siblings they sell flowers outside churches and together make less than six u.s. dollars a day shane sleeps here on the pavement with her mother she says she dreams should become a doctor one day but for now she sells her flowers with hunger her constant companion . dog an al jazeera manila. still ahead on the program one of sport's biggest names announces her retirement poll will be here for the details. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. lauren thank you very much well the biggest star in gymnastics among bottles. after the tokyo. the twenty two year old american house for olympic gold became the first woman to win for all around the world titles but she says strenuous training on minor injuries have left her body feeling like it's falling apart she was asked if she'd come back to gymnastics. doria world. god no no. i

affect the body but it affects the whole being of the child shane is twelve years old and for four years she's been helping her mother feed her other seven siblings they sell flowers outside churches and together make less than six u.s. dollars a day shane sleeps here on the pavement with her mother she says she dreams should become a doctor one day but for now she sells her flowers with hunger her constant companion . dog an al-jazeera manila. nine democratic senators in the u.s. are calling for the release of detained human rights activists in saudi arabia including an american citizen in a letter to king sound man senators denounced what they called systematic discrimination against women religious minorities and the mistreatment of migrant workers they asked for human rights activists including dr will lead for to hate to be pardoned he is a u.s. citizen held without charge since november twenty seventh team well al jazeera has been investigating the competition between gulf states and other countries to control the ports along the horn of africa in the latest move by has announced a

journalist shane bauer with his book "american prison: a reporter's undercover journey into punishment." been a 50-year fight to exonerate an innocent man, "indianapolis" by lynn vincent. on sunday, our live coverage continues starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern with journalist dave cullen and his book "parkland: the book of a movement," and author karen piper with her book "a girl's got into missiles: growing up in a secret desert." watch the tucson festival of books on booktv on c-span2. on wednesday, the supreme court heard an oral argument in the case about the status of a world war i memorial in prince george's county, maryland, just outside of washington, d.c. the american humanist association is challenging. we will hear first from the attorney representing the local government in this case. >> we are hearing an argument 1717, theing a case 17 american legion association against the american humanist association, and the consolidated case maryland national park and planning commission against the american humanist association. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court.

tables are national rivalries are discouraged. when british gymnast shane baxter finished his routine, he was congratulated by his coach, but in the special olympics, it is perfectly natural for to be congratulated as well by japan ‘s coach. joe wilson, bbc news, abu dhabi. wonderful stuff. onto golf, where tommy fleetwood and keegan bradley are the joint one shot leaders after the first round of the players championship in florida. they're on 7—under par, but the shot of the day belongs to ryan moore. he aced the famous par three 17th, known as the island green, when he managed to not only get the ball in the hole but he did it on the full. still trying to do that, still trying. anyway. to skiing, where mikaela shiffrin won the world cup super—g crystal globe for the first time, adding it to the overall title and the slalom globe she's already won this season. the american clinched the title in andorra, after finishing tied for fourth. she's almost certain to add the giant slalom globe at the same venue on sunday, when she only needs to finish in the first 15 places. no

u.s. and its allies when it comes to domestic threats. shane harris, intelligence and national security reporter, shane, it's great for having you on the show. >> thanks for having me. international terrorist groups, this latest show how much is missing. quote, government's generally see extremist reports in the united states, that falls principally to the fbi. you write increasingly, nationalist groups are drawing inspiration from each other, uniting in common cause via social media, according to experts, so why has it been set up of home grown domestic terror? >> for a long time, government efforts thought of them as a law enforcement problem. they operated in their country. they stayed within their borders, now what we are seeing with white national effort groups, they are reaching out to each other by possibly learning from each other. >> that looks a lot more like what al qaeda does, what the islamic state does, international or foreign terrorist organizations, technology is fueling this, dissolving of the traditional boundaries that domestic law enforcement agencies opera

a half years ago she said it was her mission to deliver bricks that shane has failed she also stood on the steps of downing street and promised that her government would tackle burning injustices since then she's failed every test hostess's up life expectancy is fulling interest mortality is rising crime is rising waist down was a full on and this year's n.h.s. has had its worst ever months on history people waiting longer a day in a for an operation and to start cancer treatment and just yesterday we learned that more children are in poverty and the scourge a pension of poverty is rising again the job of government is to make people's lives better and this government has failed a botched and a half baked bricks in jail like the one before us today would compound the failure on wednesday the house sought to find an alternative new negotiating deal for the government legace plan and i believe provides the best compromise for a deeply divided country and in truth a deeply divided house. it is backed in large part by major organizations and industry and business and by trade unions it'

. >> netanyahu allidged accepted more than $100,000 worth of cigars and sam shane from a man he gave political and business favors to. >> trevor: that's right, israel's prime minister has been indicted for corruption. and look, guys, i'm all for corruption, but you have to have standards, report? how are you going to be a world leader getting bribed with sam pain and cigars? that is such a trashy thing. that's what poor people think rich people would like, champagne and cigars. that's $100,000 in gifts. $100,000 is what some idiot paid to go to the fire festival. you have to think bigger. according to authorities, the bribes also included mariah marh carey tickets. i'm, like, what? i have nothing against mariah but i'm picturing benjamin netanyahu drunk, smoking cigars, sing along with my ryia carriy, you will always be my baby! ( laughter ) after years of negotiations, israel has at the sided to opinion diet its leader for his crimes. after hearing that's correct americans are, like, can our constitution convert to judaism? ( laughter ) do you guys like girl scout cookies? ( cheers

on ice. but next time on driving test the city had to rocco and snow and shane. come. and take a closer look at the toyota high looks opera. a mystery of the stone a. giant artworks that still captivated today. thousands of years ago. but why. and what do they reveal about the people who made them. fifteen minutes ago. something nixon critic invented. to folks who know their stuff. like herbs with the good morning stephanie stole. the party and chatted with musicians from around the world the. night grooves every week on t.w. . the players. table. stage show go. in a good game of color and money the competition is fierce football's most important natural resource. betting checking. how long will they be able to play and who will win a poker game but you look at the investigation starting march eighteenth volunteer w. says heat in ruins morrow a. symbol of among conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population last. structures occupied the city center in two thousand and seven team president to church's response was brutal. i. will never again look over

of swim lessons, 3-year-old shane goodrich's dad says he's made a lot of progress. >> he's comfortable in the water which is important. he gets from one place to the other a little bit he's now doing. >> reporter: the report emphasizes that swimming is a family activity. so parents also need to know how to swim. tom hanson, cbs news, garden city, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," online shopping is popular. but what happens when you need to return something? we'll show you where yr packages go. >>> plus, mark phillips brings us the latest in his climate diary series as he looks at how reefs are mapped. >>> and you're never too old to feel young againment jan crawford introduces us to a senior dance team that performs at nba games in the nation's capital. >>> that's it for us this morning. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ i paid the price you pay too much. ♪ lovin' you no, for your glasses. they charged you too much. who? practically anyone who isn't america's best where two pairs and a free exam are just $69.

arizona. starting saturday at noon eastern, rick wilson with his from toucheshing dies." and shane broward with his book, "american prison." worstndianapolis, the story see disaster in u.s. history and the 50 year fight to exonerate an innocent man." and the book "from the frontier to the border wall and the mind of america." our live coverage continues starting at three clock p.m. eastern with a journalist and his book "parkland, birth of a movement." and the author of "golden handcuffs, the secret history of trumps women," and "growing up in america's secret desert." watch our live coverage of the book festival on c-span2. this weekend on book tv. author and political commentator heather mcdonald and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. sunday at noon eastern on in-depth with our live conversation with heather mcdonald. she will take your calls, facebook questions, and tweets on several of her books including the burden of bad ideas, the war on cops and most recently, the diversity delusion. sunday at 9:00 p.m. on "afterwards." andrew mccabe discussing his threat."e he is in

affects the whole being of the child shane is twelve years old and for four years she's been helping her mother feed her other seven siblings they sell flowers outside churches and together make less than six u.s. dollars a day shane sleeps here on the pavement with her mother she says she dreams should become a doctor one day but for now she sells her flowers with hunger her constant companion . dog an al-jazeera manila. the international criminal court is considering whether the persecution of the myanmar government warrants any investigation a group of young rangar refugees say they've been fighting for justice leveson say fled along with hundreds of thousands in august of twenty seventeen in cox's bizarre in bangladesh seventy deca needs of volunteers piecing together the stories of survivors are meeting place may not look like much but what this young man has achieved is extraordinary every day a list three months none a stop but he must continue to walk through that dr can mount fled me in march one thousand months ago along with hundreds of thousands of other rangar he and other v

affects the whole being of the child shane is twelve years old and for four years she's been helping her mother feed her other seven siblings they sell flowers outside churches and together make less than six u.s. dollars a day shane sleeps here on the pavement with her mother she says she dreams should become a doctor one day but for now she sells her flowers with hunger her constant companion . still to come on counting the cost community farms are springing up in venezuela as u.s. sanctions kick in. but first india's prime minister narendra modi declared the country a space power after the successful test of an empty satellite missile but opposition leaders complained that the prime minister used the test to score political points the election commission said if you'll pardon the pun that it would launch a probe of its own this one into the prime minister's announcement which comes ahead of elections more than nine hundred million indians will go to the polls in the world's biggest democratic process beginning april eleventh political parties are expected to spend seven billion do

it affects the whole being of the child. shane is twelve years old and for four years she's been helping her mother feed her other seven siblings they sell flowers outside churches and together make less than six u.s. dollars a day shane sleeps here on the pavement with her mother she says she dreams she'll become a doctor windy but for now she sells her flowers with hunger her constant companion . just zero and. this is all zero and these other top stories at least forty five people have died after a ferry capsized in northern iraq rescuers have so far pooled twelve survivors from the waters of the tigris river in will sue or and two hundred people were believed to be on board the ferry at the time crash well natasha good name has more now from baghdad. we have two very seasoned producers here in the baghdad bureau they've been here since two thousand and three and both of them have said that this is unprecedented they simply cannot recall a time when there was an accident on a ferry due to capsizing because it may have been beyond capacity but also involving the sheer number of

of the people's alliance for justice... reverend shane harris.. hopes stephon clark's case will inspire change in the way deadly police shootings are handled in california..."we need independent investigators on police shootings in california because local prosecutors investigating local police is like a student grading their own paper. imagine that"at the request of police chief daniel hahn, xavier becerra's office is reviewing the shooting...."i get it, i understand how important this is"in a news conference monday.... on a separate topic..the attorney general recognized the importance of the outcome of stephon clarks case..."i take it very seriously, my entire team has taken it very seriously and we hope that soon we can issue our report as well because we know how serious this matter is not just for the clark family but for a lot of folks beyond sacramento as well"becerra's office is expected to complete its investigation "soon" regardless of the outcome reverend harris and faith leaders say their fight for stephon clark ...and his family does not end here..."we will not sta

free kick into his own net. into extra time, millwall had shane ferguson sent off and brighton thought they'd won it but locardia's goal was ruled out for offside. brighton did win it eventually, 5—4 on penalties, afterjake cooper missed his spotkick. well, the draw‘s been made for the semi—finals. watford will take on wolves, while brighton's reward is tough draw against manchester city. the ties will be played on the weekend of 6th and 7th of april. liverpool are back on top of the premier league. they had a scare against relegation—threatened fulham but won 2—1 at craven cottage. goals from sadio mane and a penalty from james milner were enough to give jurgen klopp‘s side all three points. liverpool are two points clear of manchester city who've been in cup action this weekend. as the manager i always want perfection, we go for protection, thatis perfection, we go for protection, that is what we want. but it is rare that is what we want. but it is rare that you get it. it is burnley, munich, fulham. it is a completely different journeys. now munich, fulham. it is

block shane and i are pleased to be joined by henri our slain in the spin tech and crypto leader in asia on rethinks for joining us today good to be with you when we when we talk. adoption and we do a lot here changing things from health care or medical records to finance is finance the sector where we should be looking blocks in technology from a whole broad range of industries for example a recent survey that we conducted with six hundred executives from fifteen countries so that eighty four percent of those companies are working on technology although most of them are start the r. and d. level however while there is a lot of good use of the use cases of financial services i mean from you know trade finance to post resettlement process these are very intensive after argue that we're seeing a lot of developments outside of financial services for example in areas like the just six supply chain management or even the food and drug traceability because consumers want to know that there is food and drugs are actually coming from where they save cobbs and that's something they're blocki

london. one of britain's most wanted fugitives has been arrested in romania. 31—year—old shane 0'brien was put on interpol‘s worldwide most wanted list with a £50,000 reward offered for information leading to his arrest and prosecution. he is suspected of the murder of 21—year—old josh hanson, who was stabbed to death in a bar in hillingdon in west london in 2015. the mother of libby squire, the hull student whose body was found in the humber estuary on wednesday, has paid an emotional tribute to her "beautiful girl" and said no family should have to endure what hers has gone through. the 21—year—old's body was found seven weeks after she went missing, following a night out on the 1st of february. humberside police is treating her death as a "potential homicide". writing on facebook, libby's mother, lisa squire said she'd lost one of the most precious things in her life, and that her heart is broken. bbc news has learned that the family of mark duggan, who was shot dead by a metropolitan police officer, is suing the force for damages. an inquest jury found that he was

, millwall had shane ferguson sent off and brighton thought they'd won it but locardia's goal was ruled out for offside. brighton did win it eventually, 5—4 on penalties — afterjake cooper missed his spotkick. well, the draw‘s been made for the semifinals. watford will take on wolves, while brighton's reward is tough draw against manchester city. the ties will be played on the weekend of 6th and 7th of april. to the women's fa cup and manchester city are still on course for the treble after two goals from georgia stanway gave them a 3—0 win over liverpool to book their place in the semifinals. stanway put them 2—0 ahead after the break and added this the third one as city booked their place in the last four for the fifth season in a row. here are the results from the other ties. wins for west ham, reading, and chelsea. the draw for the semifinals will be live on bbc breakfast at 8.30am in the morning. liverpool are back on top of the premier league — they had a scare against relegation—threatened fulham but won 2—1 at craven cottage. goals from sadio mane and a penalty f

of the game. the english captain saying... shane warne said... warrington southjosh charnley has been selected for the english so demand performance squad since switching back to rugby union. he has got 32 tries in his 35 appearances. jack hughes is also in the squad along with four other warrington players. st helens also have six players in the squad. that is all your from the sporting action to the weather action. not much whether action around. things are very quiet. not a action around. things are very quiet. nota bad action around. things are very quiet. not a bad thing if you like dry weather and there is plenty of that to come. sunshine is not guaranteed all the time. some large areas of cloud around as well. notice how the height does not move very much but frontal system scraping in across northern scotland from time to time so a bit of rain and freezing conditions there. temperatures dropping away, particularly towards the south. a touch of frost taking us tomorrow morning. the best of the sunshine as well but wherever you are across the country, tomorrow it turns into a da

and together make less than six u.s. dollars a day shane sleeps here on the pavement with her mother she says she dreams should become a doctor windy but for now she sells her flowers with hunger her constant companion . dog and al jazeera manila. the international criminal court is considering whether the persecution of the reading go by me and most governments warrants an investigation a group of younger refugees say they've been fighting for justice ever since they fled one with hundreds of photos and others in august twenty seventh seen when coaxes bizarre in bangladesh stephanie decker meets the volunteers piecing together the stories of survivors are meeting place may not look like much but what this young man has achieved is extraordinary every day a list three months nonstop three month continue to walk through that dr can mount fled me in march one thousand months ago along with hundreds of thousands of other . he and other volunteers immediately took the initiative to document what happened speaking to survivors one by one they wrote down their stories of dead that we are u

in the state of california" president of the people's alliance for justice... reverend shane harris.. hopes stephon clark's case will inspire change in the way deadly police shootings are handled in california..."we need independent investigators on police shootings in california because local prosecutors investigating local police is like a student grading their own paper. imagine that"at the request of police chief daniel hahn, xavier becerra's office is reviewing the shooting...."i get it, i understand how important this is"in a news conference monday.... on a separate topic..the attorney general recognized the importance of the outcome of stephon clarks case..."i take it very seriously, my entire team has taken it very seriously and we hope that soon we can issue our report as well because we know how serious this matter is not just for the clark family but for a lot of folks beyond sacramento as well"becerra's office is expected to complete its investigation "soon" regardless of the outcome reverend harris and faith leaders ( james ) that was ali wolf reporting. faith leaders a

sdwrub shane their perspective so they know they can do what they want to. >> we elehave a voice.sily wri e can make a change. >> that's the overnight news for this monday. from the cbs broadcast centenen quijano. ♪ >>> no survivors. a boeing jetliner crashes in ethiopia. all 157 people on board are killed, including eight americans. why it's raising questions about the 737 max. >>> also tonight several democrats who want to be president try out ideas add a trendy texas festival. >>> president trump pick as new fight with democrats while being preoccupied with an old employee. >>> a jaguar attack as woman taking a selfie at an arizona

arrested in romania. 31—year—old shane o'brien was put on interpol‘s worldwide most wanted list with a £50,000 reward offered for information leading to his arrest and prosecution. he is suspected of the murder of 21—year—old josh hanson, who was stabbed to death in a bar in hillingdon in west london in 2015. in the united states, there are calls for the full publication of the report into alleged collusion between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign. special counsel robert mueller submitted his long awaited report yesterday after a two year inquiry. republicans claim it vindicates president trump. here's our north america correspondent chris buckler. four months for special counsel robert mueller has been investigating the election of a president to the theory of donald trump and with this final report now delivered, this man. the us attorney general is deciding what should be made public. william barrow left for the department ofjustice tomorrow, he is hoping to release the main findings this weekend. the key questions are whether the trump campaign colluded with rus

alliance for justice... reverend shane harris.. hopes stephon clark's case will inspire change in the way deadly police shootings are handled in california..."we need independent investigators on police shootings in california because local prosecutors investigating local police is like a student grading their own paper. imagine that"at the request of police chief daniel hahn, xavier becerra's office is reviewing the shooting...."i get it, i understand how important this is"in a news conference monday.... on a separate topic..the attorney general recognized the importance of the outcome of stephon clarks case..."i take it very seriously, my entire team has taken it very seriously and we hope that soon we can issue our report as well because we know how serious this matter is not just for the clark family but for a lot of folks beyond sacramento as well"becerra's office is expected to complete its investigation "soon" regardless of the outcome reverend harris and faith leaders say their fight for stephon clark ...and his family does not end here..."we will not stand idly by while our p

a fucking year in me why did he try. one night four years later shane's father didn't come home from. the scene and when you when you're in doubt but these friends in about maybe one night by the most and then back about it was about a week i think i'm not sure when they still never found him and the mother the police phone and they found about him other man political sifi to as his body his body that does the worst thing that happened to me and after that. they stabbed him as mud but just instantly was murdered. and i think you can get cross with god because god's only man who can take a loved one away from you can blame him maybe it was for a reason you never know what it is and. at seven to pull lived with his mother in the heart of sou'wester. and a lot of the animals a week or so it's. out of hocking to start to miss you when you you know have blood and go return with. you. know one time it's like i'm just i think my son. and i just can't you do you know. it's a one on one and. come you still do something now i want you to move to a new pollution people like mine. from . ho

guards became sadistic toward the inmates. similarly, mother jones reporter shane bower spent four months undercover in a private prison. after a couple of months as a guard, bower disclosed that he had been transformed as follows. striving to treat every one as a human being takes too much energy. i focus on proving that i won't back down. and this. i feel ashamed of my lack of self-control, my growing thirst for punishment and vengeance. the prison environment depersonalizes all involved. even with independent investigations, guards can easily get drawn into abuses that they would normally disavow. while wrong doers must be held accountable, we should also recognize that pathologies arise from institutional culture -- [bell ringing] -- role expectations and unchecked power. so we have to look at the situational factors. thank you. >> supervisor walton: seeing no more public comment, public comment is closed. colleagues, any final thoughts before we close out this hearing? supervisor brown? >> supervisor brown: well, i just think that this is just really disturbing and ms. guy is

california" president of the people's alliance for justice... reverend shane harris.. hopes stephon clark's case will inspire change in the way deadly police shootings are handled in california..."we need independent investigators on police shootings in california because local prosecutors investigating next on (grant) michelle (catherine) our coverage on happening now.... ((pam/ots)) meanwhile, california activists and faith leaders - about it"do anything happen and not do anything about it" about it" about it"do anything about it" ((pam))((pam)) that was ali wolf reporting... faith leaders are organizing a series of events for stephon clark.. marking the one year anniversary of his death... they are planning a march in the coming days..and a vigil on thursday night in meadowview. taking a look at futurecast four ... here's a look at what's coming our way. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the forecast... with another storm coming.. lawrence karnow: skies were mostly cloudy with a few scattered light showers today. its mostly quiet on the doppler radar now but that will change later

few minutes ago, we told you about the food and whato expect down here. now, i'moined by mike shane. his is your lucky 13th opening day. >> that's right. every day i'm here for opening day, i'm lucky. >> what are the big things you have in the works for toda >> we have a lot. we like to take the excitement for our fans. tke it the b experience we can. we have need bobbleheads. the first one on april 12th. juan soto. >> i saw the sign for that. that will be ubig. can't collect them all until you get the first one. we're bringing backfire wk fireworks night. baseball, summer, fireworks, they go together so well. we have a great slate of kids giveaways this year. starts with the kids' l.e.d. watch. my kids are looking forward to this screech-hooded towel. it will be great. >> you want to get oour hands that. that's bragging rights. sundays are big days. they're all about families here. we have another mets game soming urday and sunday. >> we have the game today and saturdays and sundays. and sundays are fayily for us. after the game, all kids are invited to come down and run the bases.

alternative way shane is something that many voters find very alluring the fact that he has no detail on how he plans to bring that change about is something that people seem to be at this stage in the first round willing to overlook in favor of a vote that really begins to look like a sort of wholesale rejection of everything that's gone before and those other mainstream politicians john i thank you jenna hall is live in kiev ukraine man thank you. anti-corruption candidates is on a capital has won some of i guess presidential election making had the country's first female leader of. the liberal noir who has no previous political experience beat the governing party candidate in a second round a vote. is probably euro pentel supporters she saw her victory as a signal for change shall be sworn in in june to the largely ceremonial position. freemantle terrorism of the chin i accept this result with great humbleness and sense of great responsibility i think all of you for being here with me and i promise you that i will be with you let's look for things that connect us let's place to work f

" president of the people's alliance for justice... reverend shane harris.. hopes stephon clark's case will inspire change in the way deadly police shootings are handled in california..."we need independent investigators on police shootings in california because local prosecutors investigating local police is like a student grading their own paper. imagine that"at the request of police chief daniel hahn, xavier becerra's office is reviewing the shooting...."i get it, i understand how important this is"in a news conference monday.... on a separate topic..the attorney general recognized the importance of the outcome of stephon clarks case..."i take it very seriously, my entire team has taken it very seriously and we hope that soon we can issue our report as well because we know how serious this matter is not just for the clark family but for a lot of folks beyond sacramento as well"becerra's office is expected to complete its investigation "soon" regardless of the outcome reverend harris and faith leaders say their fight for stephon clark ...and his family does not end here..."we will not sta

constructed one mile away from bethel island. part of a deal between the city and shane holmes, when they built this development. it is almost done, but guess what? the district doesn't have enough money to staff it and that is on the taxpayers. >> i would have eight fully functional fire districts covering the area with minimum three people staffing. >> something is wrong with the system. they need to fix it. >> and fire season is knocking on the door. >>> it will be a massive job in butte county to clean up after the deadliest wildfire in state history. recent rainstorms and the danger of mudslides prompted officials to delay the removal of debris for 10 days in paradise and nearby communities. so parkers have cleaned up 200 of the more than 11,000 properties slated for cleanup. 85 people were killed in the fire last november. the cleanup is expected to cost more than $3 billion. >>> it has been a beautiful day out there today. i hope you got to get outside and enjoy some of these blue skies. i didn't wear my blue on purpose, but it kind of works. let's look outside. san jose, down

shane is firing back for defending free speech, suggesting that australian senator shouldn't have been assaulted over controversial comments. this video going viral after protester egged senator for his response to new zealand mosque attack. telling daily caller that no one should be attacked for political views regardless of up -- horrifying they are. should he be physically attacked because of them. rob: okay, let's check in with steve doocy, let's see what's coming up in about 18 minutes, hey, steve. steve: i haven't been watching the news this week. i just saw the video for the first time. we will have action, also a lot of news, the president has been tweeting about general motor, why did they close down the plant in ohio, we will talk to all sorts of people about that including counselor to the president kellyanne conway, she will be joining us from the white house. harvard law professor alan dershowitz. so we have a busy 3 hours, carley and rob, starts in about 17 minutes from right now right here on the channel everybody trusts for the morning news. carley: can't wait for

come down and pay in person. shane collins may be saving on child care, but he is losing a day's wage, forced to take the urt.what'st insideo >> boring and kind of muggy, and a bunch of grumpy people. >> how long is the line? >> i can't even -- i was in line for about an hour. >> he is making adown. a spokesperson for the court wouldn't comment on camera, but in an e-mail to abc 7 news, he says the problem goes back to december. a memo detailing the issue is posted at the court. a glitch in the software is causing traffic fines to be miscalculated. some people are being undercharged, others charged more. >> i think we'd have the most advanced technology around. >> not just online didn't work. the phone number didn't work. so you have to come over here. >> vince track who lives in san jose is in a similar situation, also having to take time off of work. >> it's actually my wife's. it's for speeding, yes. >> so she sent you to come stand in line? >> yep, yep, yep. happy wife, happy life. >> track is also frustrated that a court in silicon valley is dealing with problems with the website

interim ceo of shane kim, who has been there since may 2018 and director since july 2011. george sherman is the chief executive officer. scarlet: bouncing off the bottom a little bit there but still bouncing around. that does it for the closing bell and for me. "what'd you miss?" will be looking at biogen's alzheimer's treatment setback. this is bluebird. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, on caroline hyde. the is a snapshot of how markets closed up on the day. it was a tech outperformance. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: winning streak. nike has talked earnings 93% of the time the last couple years. plunge. wiping more than $18 billion off of its market cap. plan b. eu leaders giving theresa may a short extension. first two biogen. the announcement it would halt research in all-time mistreatment has cut a quarter off of the companies market value. another blow to the drugmaker's popes. joining us to talk about what the company goes from here is michael yee in san francisco. perhaps you were not surprised