headquarters in new york. anne-marie green has the day off. i'm kenneth craig. it's great to be with you. >>> it did not take long for joe biden to be criticized for running for president. it's not just coming from president trump. fellow democrats are also on the attack. natalie brand is in washington with why the newest candidate is being criticized by members of his own party. natalie, good morning to you. >> good morning, kenneth. >>> well, some including his competitor bernie sanders, took a jab at him for having a ming at the home of a comcast executive. former vice president joe biden spent his first few hours on the campaign trail grabbing pizza and greeting voters. >> america is coming back like we used to be, ethical, straight, telling the truth. >> the 76-year-old officially jumped into the democratic primary race thursday with a video attacking president trump for his response to the white supremacist violence in charlottesville, virginia, in 2017. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this fo >> i'

-marie green has the day off. i'm kenneth craig. good to be with you. >>> president trump is testing the oversight of congress. in a southeast of tweets yesterday, the president criticized house democrats for investigating. he said he'll fight all incoming subpoenas that could lead to impeachment even if it means going to the supreme court. natalie brand is in washington. natalie, good morning. >> good morning, kenneth. well, the battle over these various requests could turn into lengthy legal fights that could potentially last months as tensions increase between the white house and congress. >> well, the subpoena is ridiculous. >> reporter: president trump is stonewalling democratic efforts to investigate him. >> look. these aren't like impartial people. >> he's vowing to defy subpoenas issued by house democrats. >> i say it's enough. get back to infrastructure, get back to cutting taxes. get back to lowering drug prices. >> the white house is trying to block at least three top officials from cooperating with issues including security issues, the 2020 census, and the mueller report.

kenneth hits with winds of more than 200 kilometres an hour two years after the manchester arena bombing, libya tells the bbc it's willing to extradite the attacker‘s brother back to the uk. and, students in california are told to stay off campus after coming into contact with measles — unless they can prove they've been vaccinated. hello and welcome to world news today. sri lanka's prime minister has told the bbc that he considered resigning in the wake of the easter sunday bomb attacks. ranil wickremesinghe said he simply "wasn't in the loop" for a briefing on warnings of a possible terrorist plot received two weeks before suicide bombers killed more than 250 people. the security operation across sri lanka meanwhile has been continuing, with a large cache of bomb—making equipment found during a raid in the east of the country. clive myrie has this report. in sand where nothing else will grow, wreaths blossom. no names yet, just numbers in this catholic graveyard. christian souls lost to suicide bombers on easter sunday. anil fernando was away working in cardiff when his s

take on president trump. and cyclone kenneth makes landfall in northern mozambique — it's forecast to bring storm surges — to a country already devastated by floods. the sri lankan government has sharply lowered the number of people it says were killed in the easter sunday suicide bombings. the health ministry now believes 253 people died, that's at least 100 fewer than the previous figure. police have carried out more raids and have issued photographs of 7 people wanted in connection with the attacks. clive myrie reports from colombo. curfew in colombo. rain, the soldiers‘ only companion on empty streets after dark, as a nervous capital guards against more atrocities. the authorities have released the names and pictures of several suspects they want to question following easter sunday's massacres. foreign governments are now anxious for their citizens here. and these suspects, on the run, are the reason why. the city of galle is a magnet for visitors, but troops now greet foreigners as well as guides. 8,000 britons are currently holidaying in sri lanka, too late to heed foreig

place it's looking now fairly dry and of course a clone kenneth now falling apart over land in the old mozambique but the potential for heavy rain still exists. anti fascist anti establishment and pro violent. despite the recent official disbanding of its militarized wing a basque separatist movement just found alive and well the terraces of the bilbao stadium. a place where political revolutionaries share a platform an ideology with violent football hooligans. read all death on al-jazeera. you're watching our. headlines this hour military commanders in sri lanka say the bodies of at least fifteen people have been found after a shootout connected to the easter sunday bombings six children are among the dead in the eastern city of town when i several raids were carried out around the city police discovered explosives a suicide vest and i saw a flag several former ministers from sudan's ousted ruling party have been released from prison this is likely to further anger protesters rallying outside army headquarters they want the military to hand over to a civilian government. the u.n. is w

heavy rain. this is the scene when cyclone kenneth made landfall leaving behind a trail of destruction. it is expected to bring a lot of rain. all this as it recovers from another storm that struck last month. we don't have details on injuries. you were saying it reminds you of hurricane harvey in texas. >> this one kind of stalling and prolific rain for the next few days. if you don't know what is happening with kenneth, there is the mozambique channel and there is the storm. winds of 140 mile per hour, equivalent category 4 hurricane in the atlantic and the strongest ever to hit mozambique in history. kenneth was the tenth. that makes 2019 the busiest season since the early 90s. where is the storm now? wind is not an issue but it is the rain. stalled out in the same area and it will rain itself out over the next three to five days. 250 millimeters to 500 or 10 to 15 inches of rain. a lot of rain in the next few days. we will continue to follow kenneth here. harvey devastated texas and this will likely do the same to mozambique. >> that never happened. ivan, thank you. wel

kenneth hits mozambique with strong winds, threatening more floods. and a new exhibition opens exploring the life and work of maverick cinematic genius stanley kubrick. president trump has urged americans to get immunised against measles, despite previously casting doubt on the vaccination. health officials believe the recent spike in cases of the virus is partly connected to misinformation about the jab. in the latest outbreak, about 270 students and staff have been in quarantine after cases were confirmed at two universities in california. caroline rigby reports. the president's line on measles has not always been consistent. but as the us faces a major resurgence of the disease, he had this message for parents. they have to get the shot, the vaccinations are so important. this is really going around now, they have to get their shots. a mark change in direction from a man who previously promoted now—discredited anti—vax theories, and suggested inoculations are linked to what he described as "a big increase in autism". his call to arms in the battle against measles comes a

kenneth clark. he was the most esteemed art historian of the 20th century. he produced and narrated a series on the bbc and a book that came out at the same time in 1969 entitled "civilization," nothing less than the history of civilization. and the place where kenneth clark stood to speak the first words of the story of human civilization was in front of notre dame cathedral. we will hear those words from kenneth clark at the end of this hour. and consider what we lost today and what we have to achieve in the rebuilding. notre dame cathedral was open to tourist visitors today from 10:00 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. that was the official schedule. about 15 minutes after the closing time as the final tourists were being ushered out of the cathedral, and as the worker who have been refurbishing the cathedral were mostly out of the building, the first plumes of smoke were seen rising from the roof of the cathedral, the catastrophe that followed happened fast. suddenly during lunch hour here on east coast, we were all seeing images of the flames pushing through the roof of the 800-year-old cathed

there. ongoing security fears across sri lanka. cyclone kenneth has entirely wiped out some villages in mozambique, according to the un. thousands are living in makeshift shelters. and easter celebrations in moscow as eastern orthodox christians mark the holiest day in the church calendar. i poway was injured. the chabad of poway was hosting a path celebration. speaking from close to the scene, the chief of police described how a teenage suspect had been arrested. as this incident was unfolding, a police officer was en route to the scene, he was monitoring the police department dispatch and the sheriff dispatch, he heard the call has started making his way towards this goal. has he was on the road, he also overheard the scanner as a suspect to report he was involved in shooting and his location, which was read out and as our officer was exiting the freeway, he saw the vehicle, the suspect jumped exiting the freeway, he saw the vehicle, the suspectjumped out of the car and was immediately taken into custody by the san diego police department. as the officer was placing this 1

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thursday morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ramos in for janai norman. >> i'm kenneth moton. we begin with the massive spring blizzard slamming several states right now from the rockies to the great lakes. 18 states are expected to feel the effects of this potentially historic storm. that's about 50 million people. >> here's the current radar. six states have been placed under a blizzard warning as people gear up for heavy rain and blinding snow. the impact on travel could be nationwide. >> reporter: this morning, a major spring storm bringing a temperature shock to millions of americans. >> this is kind of a pain in the butt storm. >> reporter: overnight, blizzard conditions and frigid air hitting the rockies where record highs in the 80s quickly plunged to 40 degrees. colorado's governor has even activated the national guard in case drivers get stranded. more than 18 inches of snow has already fallen in parts of south dakota. some areas could see 30 inches. in minnesota, near whiteout conditions south of minneapolis where part of this highway was closed after a number of crashes. in

to have lost their lives. and cyclone kenneth makes landfall in mozambiquejust a month on from the devastation caused by another storm. we'll bring the very latest on that. it's official, joe biden‘s running for president of the united states. and his first video attacks donald trump. i beleive history will look back on for years of this president, and all he embraces, as an aberrant moment in time. but if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. who we are, and i cannot stand by and watch that happen. the president responded... it's a crowded field here are the 20 candidates running for the democratic nomination. you'll recognise some, bernie sanders, kamala harris, elizabeth warren. perhaps some of the others not so much. marianne williamson is a best—selling author and former spiritual adviser to oprah winfrey. and there's the new york businessman andrew yang. and here's how they're all polling. this is an aggregate from real clear politics. joe biden in green is in front — with sanders, in b

the brunt of a not bad giants like there in trouble storm kenneth unleashes high winds and trench will rains on the country do you end warnings of massive flooding ahead. and the been the speaker gotten toes bitter rivals and young a british star jade and son show is in the spotlight champion make a difference yes they get. i mean you could sneak in and i'm much for joining us. fifteen people including six children are dead after sri lankan police raided a suspected islamist hideouts the country's been scrambling to crack down on extremist militants since the bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people on easter sunday security forces have carried out rates across the country. another bomb blast in sri lanka this time the victims suspected militants blew themselves up as special forces closed down on their safe house residents say this densely populated neighborhood was the scene of an intense gun battle left several days by young girl and a woman who were pooed alive from the rubble. to look at it. they could probably be their family members a mother and daughter they

bombings. cyclone kenneth has ‘entirely wiped out‘ some villages in mozambique — according to the un. thousands are living in makeshift shelters. the most comprehensive assessment yet undertaken on the state of nature: a new report says a million species face extinction. and easter celebrations in moscow as eastern orthodox christians mark the holiest day in the church calendar. hello and welcome to bbc news. one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire inside a synagogue in california. three other people were injured in the shooting at the chabad synagogue, in the city of poway in san diego county. our north america correspondent, chris buckler has the story. the attack happened as a passover celebration was being held at the synagogue in poway near san diego. elise issued a warning shortly before hand and were investigating reports armed with a gun. they said a police officer, a canine officer was on the way to the scene. he was a monitoring dispatch and the sheriff dispatch, he the call and started to make his way towards the call. as he exited the freeway he clearly saw

. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm mona kosar abdi in for janai norman. we begin with those ferocious storms leaving much of the deep south in ruins and killing five people so far this week. >> the line of devastation stretches about 150 miles. you can see strong storms hitting the florida panhandle and after a night of tornado warnings and downpours, the system now targets the northeast. overnight pounding rain and winds slamming several states. this video taken outside dayton, ohio, moments after forecasters issued a tornado warning which has since expired. the powerful winds ripping the . the severe storms part of the same tornado producing system tracking across 150 miles cutting a long swath of destruction. ruston, louisiana, took a direct hit with the massive twister with at least 136-mile-an-hour winds, this new video taken on the campus of louisiana tech. the softball field in tatters. classes now canceled. >> we were literally just here last night and with a great crowd and great weather and then now look at it. >> it's unbelievable. something l

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. homeland security secretary kirsten neith kirsten nielsen's forced exit created a ripple effect leading to an overhaul of the agency, sweeping changes at the homeland security. it started with the forced resignation of the dhs secretary. >> i want to thank the president again for the tremendous opportunity to serve this country. i share the president's goal of securing the border. >> reporter: hours later, the president also fired the director of the secret service, and sources tell abc news more than half of those running agencies within the department of homeland security could be gone by the end of the week. >> can't take you anymore. i'm sorry. can't happen. so turn around. that's the way it is. >> reporter: the systemic purge comes as the president grows increasingly frustrated with inn asylum seekers at the u.s./mexico border. abc news learned that two weeks ago, a tense oceeeting ended with the president ordering nielsen and secretary of state mike pompeo to shut down a portion of the border, but was dissuaded by aides at the last minut

two psychos to hit the region in such a short time fraction kenneth may require a major new humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing cycle response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the funded. more heavy rain is expected increasing the risk of floods mudslides and water borne diseases with the scale of this is awesome likely to grow aid groups say a lot more help will be needed from the international community over the coming days and in the months of recovery ahead mohammed al jazeera. so ahead on al-jazeera they came to these camps in asia to escape violence but they're still living in fear. thousands of indigenous protesters take to the streets of brazil to preserve their culture like that. ok it's right around now it's quiet and i'm russian in the caspian sea you're probably going to stay free of showers as you can see not much on the satellite picture a little bit more of a turkey meszaros who seems like the on the lebanese coast twenty three degrees here but a gray suggests at least try and then the green of a turke

>>> good morning. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm stephanie ram >>> good morning. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm stephanie ramos in for janai norman. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen is out of a job after clashing with president trump. sources say the president became increasingly frustrated with nielsen and blamed her for the influx of migrants crossing the border. >>> the u.s. is expected to designate iran's revolutionary guards, its elite military, as a terrorist organization. the announcement could come today. in return iran is threatening to put the u.s. military on its own terror list. >>> we're seeing strong storms overnight in the deep south with severe thunderstorms likely in louisiana and mississippi. the same system has already damaged cars and grounded flights in texas and is moving east toward the atlantic threatening the southeast and the carolinas. >>> baylor's lady bears held off a furious comeback by notre dame last night to win the women's college basketball national title. it's baylor's

designed to stay in the air indefinitely thanks to a new type of propulsion involving helium. kenneth macdonald has more. she is called phoenix, she looks a bit like an airship, but airships don't have wings. it is a proper aeroplane that plays under its own propulsion although it has no engines, the central fuselage propulsion although it has no engines, the centralfuselage is filled with helium which makes it buoyant so it can ascend like a balloon and inside that is another bag which compresses on it that brings out from outside, compresses the air which makes the aeroplane heavier and then it descends like a glider. it is the first large-scale aircraft powered by variable buoyancy propulsion, switching automatically between being lighter and heavier than air makes it go forward. if we start this upjust now. you get to see the speed increase in the top. after universities in perth college campus, two wind tunnels have help perfect the aerodynamics. we want to see what our atmospheric conditions are like and what velocity is like to try and determine and get a benchmark of what thin

household. >> you are right, kenneth, good answer, good answer. >> thank you, thank you. by the way -- i have no imperfections. because i'm a built man. >> but you -- but you heard about all the blue he wears, right? covering up all these imperfections. >>> let's move on. we're talking about royal navy blue. how about this for a little transition? the british inventor showing off his jet suit at the royal navy base. see what we did there? richard browning there who's a royal marine -- >> he's a jetson. >> he is. he has treated royal navy air crews to a demonstration of his jet suit at an air base there. pretty cool. >> that is pretty cool. >> is that the future of air travel? >> hope not. >>> baggage handler keeps fit before loading up, look at this. >> let's see it. oh. >> pushups, yeah. >> get 'em! 100, 101, 102 -- >> ugh. 1,007, 1,008 -- >>> this morning on "world news now," actress lori loughlin could face up to 40 years behind bars. >> she is among several parents facing new charges in the college admissions scandal. how her case is different from fellow actress felicity huffman's.

morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi in for janai norman. >> and i'm kenneth moton. we begin with former vice president joe biden making it official today launching his third bid for the white house. >> biden is joining a large pool of candidates as the front-runner. there's word that he's been reaching out to donors as he scrambles to fill his empty campaign coffers. abc's elizabeth hur joins us from washington with those details. >> reporter: mona and kenneth, good morning. yes, we've known for awhile. it wasn't a matter of if but when, and joe biden may be ahead in many polls, but as you mentioned, he knows he has a lot of catching up to do. this morning, big announcement from joe biden. >> today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: in a video message the former vice president ending months of speculation and becoming the 20th democrat to join the 2020 race. >> i believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an abhor >> reporter: his road to the nomination not without hurdles. this time around he's

storm blew across its borders. cyclone kenneth with winds gusting at 280 kilometers an hour made landfall on thursday and with it more rain and more mis a misery on the way. >> we expect more flooding at the end of the rainy season because rivers are already swollen and the soil is saturated. >> reporter: more than 30,000 people from high-risk areas have already evacuated according to the u.n. officials are advising others to move to higher ground as the lingering rains which could last through monday pose new threats to areas already devastated by the initial impact of the storm. >> houses are destroyed and hundreds of thousands are in temporary school buildings and church buildings is not touched and now they need urgent assistance. >> reporter: aid agencying were struggling to keep up with the demand of food and waured aftte another cyclone hit the area. the country is still reeling from a cholera outbreak and loss of vital crops. officials worry the new storm might strain the system. >> strike from kenneth may require an operation at the same time the ongoing cyclone targetin

the country psycho kenneth has destroyed homes and killed at least three people just six weeks after the deadly cyclone tens of thousands of people were evacuated the world meteorological organization says it's the strongest cyclon to hit the region in recorded history well earlier we spoke to matthew carter communications coordinator with the red cross he says like kenneth has destroyed most of the houses in one district the country's north and more heavy rain is forecast. well in one district for example. local mozambique red cross volunteers at least on the ground there say something like ninety percent of houses to be destroyed are the same as an urgent need for tents for food for water . nine districts in the north most problems of mozambique are without power so we're still ascertaining what level of damages. as hits but. yeah i mean that the first news the first occasion this isn't good from the area the forecast is for a prolonged period of rain heavy rains over northern mozambique and you know what we what we worry about most is landslides is flooding in the short term and a

, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm stephanie ramos in for janai norman. >>> we begin with the fight for julian assange. >> he was tossed in jail on a u.s. warrant accusing him of conspiring to hack into pentagon computers. overnight, hillary clinton weighed in on his arrest. mona kosar abdi has our top story. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. good morning, stephanie. hours after his arrest, julian assange went before a british judge and was found guilty for failing to appear in court in 2012. that is just the beginning of assange's pending legal troubles. with a long beard and his hair tied back, he was carried out of the ek what doer yan embassy. >> no one is above the law. >> reporter: they announced charges against the former wikileaks co-founder. accused of trying to publish documents through wikileaks. the battle to bring asaung to the u.s. to answer to those charges will likely be a lengthy one. >> we'll be contesting and fighting extradition. >> reporter: that fight goes on as he awaits sentencing for skilling bail in the uk. >> he did say he was worried that, if he was in

game." >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm stephanie ramos in for janai norman. >>> we start with the resignation of kirstjen nielsen. >> we're hearing that the president held nielsen personally responsible in the sharp increase of migrants crosses the border. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. good morning, stephanie. secretary nielsen was by the president's side on frizz when he visited the california/mexico border. when she returned to the nation's capital, she was out of a job. this morning, a shakeup. kirsten neels season out. two days after nielsen joined him op a visit to the border. he then went on to tweet, quote, more apprehensions, captures at the sourp border than in my years. border patrol is amazing. country is full. nielsen met with the president sunday to does a path forward and ended up turning in her resignation. appointed in 2017, her tenure was riddled with troubles. she was highly criticized for carrying out the administration's zero tolerance policy which separating migrant children from their parents. >> how many children 17 years

idai, now kenneth slams the country with winds of more than 200 kilometres an hour. and a new exhibition opens exploring the life and work of maverick cinematic genius stanley kubrick. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has urged americans to be immunised against measles — despite previously casting doubt on the vaccination. health officials believe the recent rise in people contracting the virus is partly connected to misinformation about the jab. in the latest outbreak, about 270 students and staff are in quarantine after cases were confirmed at two universities in california. this is what the president had to say. i have to get the shot, vaccination is so important, this is really going around now, they have to get their shots. chris buckley joins us chris buckleyjoins us from washington. just bring us up—to—date with how serious this latest outbreak is? the latest outbreak arid to universities in california, university of california los angeles and also california state university which are not far apart. over the last couple of days we have had a number

kenneth which hit on thursday. the country is still recovering from cyclone idai, which killed hundreds of people further south last month. caroline rigby has the latest. where families once lived, now stand only shelves. now stand only shells. corrugated iron roofs contorted by the winds now litter the ground. these homes were ripped apart by the strongest cyclone to ever hit this region. jamaal was just one of so many ravaged by the storm. translation: the wind destroyed the farms and the palm trees. the farms don't have anything. we lost everything. here in the village, as you see, 300 houses have been destroyed. the view from above provides some idea of the scale of the destruction. the village is completely flattened. the united nations has described the damage as heartbreaking. these villages have been entirely wiped out. they look like they have been run over by a bulldozer. the people are asking for shelter, they need for shelter, they need water in purification, and they need food. almost 20,000 people are now living in makeshift the placement centres, set up in school

, cheyenne, down to boulder. janai, kenneth? >> our thanks to paul. >>> boeing now faces at least three dozen lawsuits stemming from those two deadly 737 max jet crashes. the latest is from families of canadian victims of the ethiopian airlines tragedy. the news comes as boeing's ceo updated shareholders on changes to the software blamed for the crashes. one ensures the system relies on two sensors to determine if a jet has stalled in midair. >>> well, "jeopardy!" james' streak nearly came to a stunning end. i know how much of a fan of his you are. >> i really am. james holzhauer was riding high on a 17-show winning streak entering monday's show but a college sports information director nearly knocked him off his pedestal. holzhauer and adam levine there -- levin? adam levine is the other guy and he's got a job on "the voice" so it's not him. i actually knew that and i still said levine. i knew it was levin. so it came down to those two for final jeopardy. the defending champ won by just $18. >> that's it? >> $18. final total of $54,000 was well under his average of $75,000 per win. >> that w

tropical cyclone that's kenneth making landfall now pushing inland lots of really heavy rain flooding rains coming in some parts seeing as much as hof a major a frightful over the next couple of days. sweat tears and sometimes block but for them it's one bad dreams are made on. just zero wound tells the story of a young moroccan boxer from humble backgrounds for training for the buy something online. and a former champion who gives his old take that six casablanca i caught on now to zero. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now. here is revising the number of people killed in sunday's suicide attacks down to around two hundred sixty that's about one hundred less than previously thought the prime minister is admitting confusion over fatality numbers and intelligence failures more attacks warnings of being issued judges in sudan have for the first time joined the three week mass city in a military headquarters to demand civilian rule three leaders say they're willing to hand over top government positions to civilians if they insist on retaining control of

kenneth ackerman and david stewart talking about the presidents. presidential leadership, tuesday at 7:00 eastern on c-span from mount vernon and saturday on c-span2 from the museum. attorney general william barr will testify before the house and senate judiciary committees on the robert mueller report live wednesday and thursday, may 1 and second on c-span3, c-span.org, or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >> monday is the 141st annual white house easter egg role in the south lawn posted by first lady melania trump. here's a look back the festivities with past presidents. >> i woke up before dawn and already saw the easter bunny walking around, plotting their strategies for the day and getting ready. --ready, set ♪ >>'s everybody ready? ready?verybody ♪ >> ready? on the whistle. on the whistle. ready?uestion mark -- get set. [cheering] ♪ >> is everybody ready? set, go. ready, set -- [applause] >> thank you, everybody. give that to the press, they can have it. nice to meet you, everybody. >> watch this year's white house easter egg role monday morning on c-span. even

morning, kenneth, this major storm brings about problems on a multitude of levels. first of all, severe thunderstorms in illinois, indiana, down into the lower mississippi valley region, as far south as memphis. major ice throughout iowa, wisconsin, going into portions of michigan. then a blizzard concern for us throughout south dakota, nebraska, going into minnesota. severe thunderstorms, and there's a potential of, believe it or not, winds that are going to cause even more problems. hang on, i'll get to that in just a second. 12 to 24 inches of snow in some areas. we talked about the winds? here it is. we're looking at winds accelerating as much as 70 miles per hour in the area you see colored the darkest, and surrounding areas, at least 40 to 50 miles per hour. kenneth, stephanie? >> paul williams full of good news this morning in the weather department. paul, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, two hikers missing in southern california, a southern california mountain range, for days, have been found alive. >> a rescue operation is under way for eric dee splinter and gabrielle

morning, paul. >> good morning kenneth, janai. we have a set of serious storms that are going to rumble through. on top of that we're watching out for flash flooding. looking for a chance of flash flooding eastern portions of texas throughout portions of arkansas, severe storms throughout mississippi up toward the memphis area, up toward nashville, down toward new orleans. we're talking about winds in excess of 75 miles per hour and that's the least of it. urban flooding, flash flooding, travel disruption, and tornados throughout the day in portions of mississippi throughout the night, going into alabama, georgia, and the eastern side of tennessee. for the northeast, look out for showers from new york to boston and another set of storms over throughout portions of the great lakes region. that bothersome low pressure system there. then by friday we're looking for a round of heavy rain for the northeast. janai, kenneth? >> rain is on the way, paul, thank you. >>> now to the florida woman who sparked panic in colorado, making what authorities call a pilgrimage to columbine high school. >>

kenneth. gotcha. national library workers day. we want to thank you for putting back those books when we finally return them. national name yourself day. what would you name yourself for a day? >> i've got a few names. by the way, i'm going to tell you guys this name. but when you see me on the street, when you tweet me, don't call me out my name. don't call me out my name. call me by kenneth. by kenneth. >> okay, okay, what can we call >> keyonce. we want to make sure the accent would be on that left "e." keyonce. >> i should have expected that. >> what about you? >> strawberry. but you have to add the emoji. >> the strawberry? >> yes. don't spell it out, just the emoji. strawberry. >> oh. i thought it would be a peach. >> why? because i'm a peach? >> no, because of the emoji. >> oh my gosh. >> so also in "the mix," we know here in new york city when it comes to the subway, the rule is whatever you can get under your arms and carry -- >> all you can carry on. >> that's what you can carry on. >> yes. >> so this guy, he took that to heart and said, i'm going to get this tree on there.

migrants to sanctuary cities like san francisco. as reported, kenneth craig explains, the administration also just got a favorable court ruling. >> a legal victory for the white house capped of fiery debate about immigration. an appeals court said friday, the trump administration couldn't temporarily continue to force migrants to wait in mexico while cases are decided. president trump tweeted finally, great news at the border. california is saying oh we want more people. and they want more people in this sanctuary city. the president says he's strongly considering a plan to send undocumented immigrants to so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to enforce immigration laws. idea. an li ve they use immigrants as pawns to put them in difficult and trying circumstances political theater shows how low a human being can go. >> during president trump's southern border visit earlier this month, he urged customs and the commissioner, kevin, to close the border. at the time, the president had just said pub luckily, he was delaying the decision for a year. according to new york times, the president

companies hired to do the renovation. kenneth and janai. >> elizabeth hur, thank you. >>> president trump has vetoed the resolution on the war in yemen. the bipartisan measure would have ended the support for the war in yemen. critics say saudi forces have been targeting civilians. members of congress are also angered by the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. president trump called the resolution dan sd it would weaken his constitutional authority. >>> a new war of words between the president and bernie sanders. it followed the bernie sanders town hall on fox news. the fox anchor asked a question about government-run health care and it drew a large response from the audience. take a look. >> a show of hands of how many people get their insurance from work. private insurance right now. how many get it from private insurance. okay. now, of those, how many are willing to transition to what the senator says, a government-run system. >> wow. well, president trump claims his supporters were shut out of the event. he's also slamming bernie sanders' tax returns saying senator, quote, mad

morning, kenneth. good morning, janai. now, top democrats are not taking the issue of impeachment off the table. what they are saying is that there are other ways to hold the president accountable. as democrats focus on next steps following the mueller report, the party faces a grave dilemma over impeaching president trump, an issue causing a deep divide in the democratic party as the calls to begin proceedings grows among rank and file members. yet the party's top leaders caution against it. >> he's not worth it. >> reporter: in an hour long phone call with party members monday, house speaker nancy pelosi advised against impeachment while making it clear that democrats will continue to investigate the president's actions. this as the democratic led house judiciary committee subpoenaed former white house counsel don mcgahn calling him a critical witness about whether trump obstructed justice. on the campaign trail, the 2020 democratic presidential candidates also weighing in during a cnn town hall. >> so i believe very strongly that president trump should be held accountable. >> repor

affected by cyclone kenneth, three days after the storm hit. save the children said roads were impassable because of rising floodwaters and helicopters had been grounded. it's 330 in the morning. —— 2:30 am. —— 3:30am. now on bbc news: dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. this week, the caliphate is over but the carnage continues. after losing its last stronghold in syria and iraq, will islamic state go global? and the last time president trump visited london he criticised the prime minister, he kept the queen waiting and was stalked by protesters and a giant inflatable. this time it's a state visit, but will the pomp and ceremony keep things on track or will the uk's drawn out political crisis leave even more things to go wrong? also, i only promised you one brexit—free programme and that was last week, so be warned. my guest, author and long—time correspondent, and michael goldfarb of the podcast frdh, which stands for first rough draft of history, which is what we're going to do now. we discussed the impact of religion on world including how fai

showdown that is shaking the internet overnight. perhaps the biggest battle ever on tv since kenneth took on mr. fish. we'll check out some of the reaction but no spoilers, we promise, on this monday, april 29th. >>> good monday morning. everyone is talking about "game of thrones" as they do on mondays. >> i feel people want to flip tables, they're talking about it on social media, everybody's like, i need a drink. it was an epic, epic, epic episode apparently. >> we won't spoil anything for you, we promise. >> we will not. again, i took on mr. fish, because i'm a superhero myself. >> you sure are, you sure are. >> we'll talk about that later on this half hour. >>> we do begin with new information about the murder weapon in that deadly synagogue shooting in southern california. >> as hundreds of mourners gathered near san diego to honor the life lost and condemn hate, a source with direct knowledge of the investigation tells abc news the 19-year-old suspect purchased the assault-style rifle on friday just a day before the attack. abc's brian clark has more. >> i see the shooter standing t

agencies say psych loan kenneth's will bring twice as much rain is e.t.i. entire crop fields have been wiped out and people a shortage of food. you know the business of making this business because these people need this bread but i think they have some something that people feel. the sheer amount of water on the ground is making it difficult to access the affected areas rescuers from brazil are on the scene they've come with boats because at the moment it's too dangerous for helicopters to fly but helicopters are what's really needed with many stranded without supplies. and want to help. police people young people men to help me get until help arrives all they can do is wait counting the cost of the latest tropical disaster to land on mozambique shores. and for more all these floods did abuse adrian crees spoke with the prime minister of mozambique carlos augustine your daughters audio he asked them what needed to be done to help the affected regions we lost about two hundred eighty people in the all over the cup to go do it but to me still. still you have to have to move into to

issued in mozambique after cyclone kenneth — the second in as many months — hit the coast. there are fears that hundreds of thousands of people will need humanitarian aid the british and irish governments have announced that talks to break the political deadlock and restore the devolved government in stormont will resume, in the wake of the death ofjournalist lyra mckee. a group calling itself the new ira has admitted it was behind the attack. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. about a minute before the shots were fired that killed lyra mckee, three men are seen walking towards the rioting — one carrying a crate of petrol bombs. with him, a man wearing a camouflage face mask and what police think is the gunman. it's believed they're all in their late teens. the man in the mask is seen lighting the petrol bombs and later on, another image believed to be of the gunman after the shooting. police believe that's this man, who stepped out from behind a wall, firing at police, but whose fatal shot killed an innocent bystander. for some in northern ireland, talking to police

judge in boston yesterday. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: felicity huffman and lori loughlin made their first physical appearance in s. fans, onlookers, and reporters struggled to catch a glimpse of the stars and other parents outside the courthouse. they're accused of paying a college admissions consultant to fraudulently get their kids into elite schools. >> there are recorded phone calls and thar the render types of communications that are documented. >> miss huffman, anything you want to say to your fans? >> reporter: prosecutors say "desperate housewives" star huffman paid the scandal's mastermind rick singer $15,000 to fix her daughter's s.a.t. score. loughlin who acted in "full house" along with her clothing designer husband paid half a million in bribes. prosecutors say their two daughters were recruits to usc's crew team even though they were not competitive rowers. neither actress entered a plea. in all, 33 parents were charged. >> i think it is more than likely that some of these parents are going to serve prison time, and the more that your scheme was elaborate, the mo

who played the piano and joined the debate team. kenneth craig returned to littleton, colorado, and sat down with tom mauser. >>> tom mauser's life is about the before and after. >> those years before columbine, you know, was family life, it was normal. after columbine, it's grieving, it's pain, it's life without a key member of your family. >> reporter: his son daniel was 15, one of 12 students and a teacher who were killed in the mass shooting at columbine high school. >> when we have a tragedy like this happen, it's like an earthquake and you have those waves going out. we were there in the epicenter. >> do you feel as though this has defined you? >> i think -- i do feel it has defined me. it is what -- the key event of my life. >> reporter: just two weeks before the massacre daniel had brought up the issue of loopholes with gun control. after that conversation, it drove his father to a new mission in life. >> how could i not react to that? how could i not respond and do something to honor him? >> reporter: mauser has worked for two decades to strengthen gun laws and increase bac

flooding in the wake of psycho kenneth boats rental rains forecast for the country's north well the powerful storm made landfall on sunday so far thirty eight people have lost their lives poor weather conditions have been hampering efforts and causing flights to be grounded i can if it is the second cyclon to hit the country in this many months six weeks ago cycling a day devastated the region further south. becomes get rid of the water quickly enough to rain here in pember in northernmost i'm baek keeps on coming. brutes now resemble refers to actual rivers have burst their banks leaving huge areas underwater. aid agencies say cite clone candidates will bring twice as much rain it's e.t.i. entire crop fields have been white sands and people a shortage of food. this is making this. because this is for me. this is what i think there are some things that people feel. the sheer amount of water on the ground is making it difficult to access the affected areas rescuers from brazil are on the scene that come with boats because at the moment it's too dangerous for helicopters to fly but he

tells the bbc he wasn't aware of the early warnings. driving further inland — cyclone kenneth hits mozambique with strong winds, threatening more floods. and a new exhibition opens exploring the life and work of maverick

>>> good morning, i'm janai norman. >> i'm kenneth moton. >>> tornado warnings and watches are in effect in parts of at least four states overnight after 15 tornados tore through the south over the weekend. eight people are confirmed dead, including three children. >>> you can't blame tiger woods if he's waking up in his new masters green jacket this morning. the 43-year-old woods put on a performance for the ages yesterday to win his fifth masters tournament and his 15th major title. we'll have more coming up. >>> it is april 15th and that means tax deadline day for most of us. the irs estimates at least 50 million americans have not yet filed their taxes. it's also patriots day. people in massachusetts and maine have until wednesday to file. >>> today is the 123rd boston marathon. hundreds of thousands of people will be on hand to watch the world's most elite runners. this year marks the sixth anniversary of the deadly marathon bombing. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 15th. >>> good monday morning. thanks for joining us. we're coming off a busy weekend. >

hug kenneth. >> i have that effect on people. it's also that thing you do with children. if they bump, bruise themselves -- >> you can't freak them out. >> you're like, no, no, it's okay, don't cry, don't cry, don't cry. that's what chris should have done in that last segment to get his kids to stop crying in that cooking segment. >>> we've seen a lot of video of police pursuits. we got some video from oklahoma city. see that car? just going by the police. they're following the car. they got the lights. the car's not stopping. >> they're like, who is behind that wheel? >> apparently it was a 10-year-old. >> doing hoodrat things with his friends. >> a 20-minute chase ended in the area there -- >> he turned that corner. >> turned that corner fast there in oklahoma city. police used stop sticks to stop the vehicle. the child was taken into custody. according to police, speeds reached up to about 40 to 50 miles per hour. >> oh my gosh. >> i think you have some questions for that 10-year-old. >> how did he learn how to drive? he actually drives a little better than i do. >> i'm not go