. >> ryan newman is going to get in with that move! >> and caught, nascar coming down hard on one of its top drivers for cheating handing out one of its largest penalties ever. is this new deflategate scandal going to take down more superstars at the track? >>> and good morning, america. welcome to april. april fools' day. so, let me look around. who is the rookie at the table? >> that would be me. >> have fun today. >> happy april fools' day. i wish the weather was a joke, rob. >> a bit rough out there. we need to deal with that. >> no, no, not yet actually. no, we want to talk about april fools' day. we've already seen a number of fun pranks overnight. google famous for them. check out, guys, what they've done to their google maps, they have turned it into a giant pac-man game and you can even do it for your street. so, lots of fun to be had this morning. >>> but we are going to begin with severe weather, heavy rain in oklahoma overnight causing a lot of flooding. high winds and hail across the south and rob marciano here to track it

lucia newman has the story. >> are overfly the calbuco volcano which is continuing to spew millions of tons of volcanic material. >> oh my god! >> reporter: this is the closest they've coim to the cratercome to thecrater since it erupted last wednesday. is. >> that's why the mountain is so black. >> a column that is causing havoc as it heads straight towards neighboring argentina and uruguay. down below the rivers are boiling with hot rock and ash. here we see the urribe family overseeing the remains of their home. >> we're afraid looters will come to steal the little we have left. >> reporter: while the ash is not contaminated, it can provoke respiratory problems and skin rashes. chile is prone to natural disasters like no others. in the last month alobe there have been freakish floods in the desert and forest fires in the jungle from drought and now the only thick ung missing joke the cents, are the locusts. >> i was born here, i will stay here until i die with or without the volcano. >> reporter: the volcano that shows no sign of relenting nor allowing thousands of families to retur

lucia newman, al jazeera panama city panama. >> believes the u.s. congress will allow president obama to remove cuba from its list of state sponsors of terror. >> the most met thing is the removal of cuba from the black list the list of terrorist-supporting countries. that was an item that the cubans really insisted on as a prerequisite for opening embassies, apparently the state department has made its recommendation. this is single most important step and the recommendation from all reports has been positive. obama says that he wants to review that recommendation, ai think almost certainly within weeks we're going to see that recommendation go off to congress for its 45-day waiting period and then we'll see. but my guess is that this is not going to be abig hurdle. there's really very little argument for keeping cuba on the terrorist list. it's basically particularly when it's hosting a peace process between colombia and guerilla rebels. >> happened in the saudi border province of nashram, saudi arabia is proclaiming houthi rebels for the attack.

lucia newman, al jazeera panama city panama. >>> in kenya several students at the university of nairobi have been injured after a stampede, it happened when a transformer exploded. malcolm webb joins us on the phone from nairobi. what more details are emerging about this incident? >> it happened about 4:00 in the morning local time, a transformer exploded, it happens from time to time in nairobi because of electricity e-electrical situations, which followed protests by students, following the attack in garrissa. calling for more security at university saying universities were vulnerable and likely to be attacked. so initially this has been something on many people's minds and when this transformer exploded we understand dozens and dozens of students stampeded and dozens were injured in the resulting stampede. >> this shows how much more work the government needs to do in order to calm people's nerves in cnkenkenya. >> they saw what happened in garrissa. campuses say they could be overcome in the event of another attack. they've asked for forces to be stepped up everywhere and it would b

you might want to ask rick newman of west palm beach, florida. he survived a bull shark attack 40 feet under way while spear fishing two miles off the jupiter inlet. >> i think the shark got confused and he just lashed out and hit me like a freight train. i knew i was bleeding a lot and i felt around and knew my ear was hanging off. >> he was airlifted to a hospital. 200 stitches later and as you can see, with his ear reattached, newman knows just how lucky he is. >> i'm just thankful i didn't lose any parts and i'm here to tell the story. >> well you can use social media for just about anything these days. in new york a woman is using facebook to get divorced. the woman says she and her now estranged husband tied the knot in 2009. now they have separated. he is not sharing address and the only way to get in touch with him is through social media so she has hired a lawyer. in a landmark ruling a judge has given her permission to serve her husband through a facebook message. >>> this morning senator rand paul expected to announce his plans to run

greg newman prosecuted the case. have you ever seen a case like this? >> i have not. >> reporter: as fate would have it, newman had played an previous role in this story. remember, back when she was hatching her plan to ditch michael and escape to that "safe house," he was the divorce lawyer she'd gone to see about drawing up papers. she came to you just a few days before she was killed. >> this was a lady that clearly needed help. >> reporter: despite an avalanche of circumstantial evidence -- he needed concrete then something changed everything. >> we were called in shortly before the trial, by greg newman, and he pulled out a charred bracelet. and it was what i gave shelby. that beloved tiffany bracelet shelby never took it off. >> it was the only shred of proof really connecting shelby to the remains. >> yes. >> how significant was linking the bracelet to the murder? >> think very significant because in this day and age. juries expect and want to see some type of forensic proof. >> reporter: now armed with that proof, newman lays out the story of wh

lucia newman has been seeing how they're affect: >> reminding chile that 43 years of lying dormant is just a cat nap in the life of an active volcano. more than 10 million-year-old volcano erupted suddenly late wednesday. now many of the 4,000 residents who are forced to evacuate were briefly allowed to return to the so-called red zone to check on their homes and clear roads and roofs as best they could. >> i came to remove the ash from the roof so it won't collapse. we are nervous and don't know when we'll be able to. >> it could erupt again. actually it is still in an eruption but it could mean largeer lava flows that could put people's lives at risk. >> in neighboring argentina air traffic has been severely disrupted. here they distribute fad and water to those who are trying to salvage their belongings or simply to find their pets. these cows are sitting in what 48 hours ago were lush clean pastures. now with other livestock they're being evacuated. >> there are at least 600 animals that we need to take elsewhere because there is too much ash and they will starve if they remain he

lucia newman, al jazeera ensenada chile. >> the address to go to: aljazeera.com. town. there's a hitch - he wants you and your neighbours to find the bill for the shiny new luxury boxes and expressway exit and doesn't want to pay much rent. may not sound like a great deal, but over and over cities are muscled into municipally funded sports facilities over threat of leaving town, or promising a new team.

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when we read a gust the or john henry newman or martin luther king jr. or anybody else, we have a lot in common. we are deeply concerned about the state of this fragile experiment in democracy called the u.s. a. how shall we begin? >> pmi going to have to use fists again? correct the title of our program. the title i have here is a workable armistice in the culture wars. i have no particular love for armistice. what we are about his conversations getting at the truth, not just the way to agree or a way to avoid difficult issues on which people disagree but to have a conversation whose aim is getting both of the interlocutors for everybody concerned little nearer the truth. it is important to remember the goal is the goal of truth seeking and the bonds that bind together interlocutors whether they agree or disagree is the bond of understanding wisdom seeking. for that happen there needs to be as anyone would understand, civility, not to be able to have a conversation with each other not just shouting at each other. anyone will tell you that. often people

unlike the cardinal newman society, st. joseph's university is educated on a wide range of issues and committed to exposing their students to diverse points of view. >>> 4:47 now and we are less than four weeks away from the primary election for philadelphia may yofrmt as expected, the race is really heating up now. five of the six democratic candidates answered questions at a forum. this was at the global leadership academy charter school. the candidates also took part in a debate at st. joseph's university earlier in the day. one of the questions there was about legalizing marijuana. >> state issue only. nelson diaz. >> i want some, yes. >> he said i want some yes? >> that's what he said. nelson diaz there. the most recent poll shows it's a tight three-way race. melissa murray bailey is the only republican on the ticket. registered democrats outnumber republicans by 7 to 1 in philadelphia. >>> this morning u.s. attorney general eric holder is beginning to get ready to start his last day on the job. he was one of three rem

he asked for a second shot at appealing the newman case. a shot that was rejected. now i'm told he's pursuing a supreme court review. it will require approval at the justice department and it may take some powerful internal lobbying to make that happen. for "nightly business report," i' kel in new york. >>> coming up why the latest hollywood blockbuster could be on track to break $1 billion at the box office and why it bodes well for hollywood thi >>> more employment data jobs opening and labor turnover survey called jolt also on the data front we'll have the latest consumer credit report and hear from another fed president tomorrow. that is what to watch on tuesday. >>> fast and furious 7 racing ahead of the pack this weekend. bringing in nearly $400 million worldwide. nearly $144 million right here in the u.s. this could be a big deal for hollywood. certainly a big deal for the movie's producer universal, which is part of nbc universal which produces thi >> reporter: fast and furious 7 is not only the biggest opening weekend in a year and a half it's the biggest d

newman was concerned about two things and tell me if this sounds familiar to you. explaining all the way back in the 18 50's before our civil war. it's a long time ago. he's concerned about two big issues that he thinks are toxic to university education. professionalization and over specialization. students studying and faculty scholars exploring narrower and narrower fields becoming experts on narrower and narrower bits is inquiry knowledge to the point that they have nothing to say to each other. there is no common intellectual grist. this was in the 18 50's and a look at what we face today the challenges we face today and there it is. then another point that professor west make and we discussed this a little bit and maybe we can discuss it a little bit more in our meeting with some folks here from the faculty and an administration here this afternoon, professor west made emphasis on income inequality or wealth inequality. there we have a difference of opinion. i think the fundamental economic rovlin for us and the economic problem i don't mean technical problem,

we'll be covering author events from newman hall, and you'll have the chance to talk to several best selling authors during our call-in programs. schedule updates will be on the bottom of your tv screen throughout the day, and you can find our full schedule online at booktv.org. >> deputy publisher of the l.a. times, mr. mele, when and how and why did the l.a. times start sponsoring this book fair? >> guest: the los angeles times started this book fair about 20 years ago. it's the 20th anniversary of the festival of books, and it was just an important way that the newspaper could engage with the community, could provide a space for all kinds of people from publishers authors thinkers but also chefs and artists and actors and actresses to come together to celebrate los angeles as one of the creative capitals of the world. >> host: and what can we expect in los angeles? >> guest: we're going to have over 500 authors celebrities, musicians, artists, etc., as well as hundreds of booksellers publishers and cultural organizations across nine stages. there's something for everyone. bring yo

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. >> lucia newman joins us live now from panama city. president obama is insisting that there be dissident present at this meeting. so how will that play out? >> it's interesting that president obama, and president raul castro have already spoken this morning on the phone, maybe that was one of the subjects of conversation before they meet face-to-face in about eight more hours here in panama city. we know president obama will be attending a social forum before the summit gets underway and there will be cuban disdents and supporters at that forum. at least president obama can say he was in the presence of cuban civil society as he had promised he would do before coming here. >> let's shift to venezuela, this dispute with that is brewing between washington and venezuela, and it reminds us of some of the division that might be at this summit. what more can you tell us about that? >> latin america is divided right now. some people would call it the pink tide and then the less pink. center left-wing governments many who support cuba and vene

reporting live on capitol hill scott newman, abc 7 news. maureen: thanks, scott. new developments in the german weeks -- germanwings plane crash. they recovered the flight recorder. it is badly damaged and burned, but the data might be usable. meanwhile, investigators found the copilot's computer. it shows online research on suicide and cockpit door security. they say that he do liberally crashed the plane, killing all 150 people on board. and the death toll from the attack on the kenyan university is now at 147. out to bob -- al-shebaab claimed responsibility. they separated christians from muslims and shot the christians on the spot. sheriff's deputies have arrested the parents of five-year-old noah thomas. the boy was missing for five days before deputies found his body in a septic tank. 33-year-old paul thomas and 30-year-old ashley white or accused of child neglect and abuse. a preliminary autopsy has been conducted, but no cause of death has been given. a new development from adc courtroom about the donovan hotel murder. abc 7 obtained documents that say joc

charlie: was paul newman part of that? katrina: paul newman was a partner. we have a great circle who give. but keeps the nation alive are those who give small amounts. $25, $100. there is a sense of community. charlie: you are planning a new website. katrina: part of the future. you have had different editors here. the old order is changing. we are in a revolutionary, transitional time. you have to have a foot in different places. right now we are read on all kinds of tablets and platforms. on the actual birthday when these young abolitionists launched "the nation," we launched the site, which is going to be intelligent, innovative, and bring younger readers. charlie: i want to view two clips. our great friend, this is in 2003, on his view of the magazine. here he is. charlie: you write for "the nation". are your politics right there with them? >> they have always accused me of being insufficiently political. letting the agony of the scottsboro boys dim from my memory. i did say once on a television show, someone said i was in boston with a book of nation c

lucia newman reports. >> whether it's going to blow any houses down like the restaurant you see behind me that collapsed under the weight of ash not just ash but stones, everybody in this town about 4,000 people have been obliged to evacuate. in fact some of the authorities allowed some of the people to come back during the course of the day to check on their animals, to try to clear the roads to their houses. it's really quite amazing the scene here. in fact this ash is very very thin, it is in the air it's very very thin, most people are wearing these masks to avoid breathing disorders. but the real problem is we don't know when this will end. there haven't been any more major eruptions but the seismologists who are keeping close tabs say there could be another one as absolutely any time. >> lucia newman in chile. >>> calbuco has blanketed parts of argentina causing airlines to cancel flights to the argentina tienargentine capital. the ring of 5 25,000 mile long horseshoe shaped region that follows the rim of the pacific ocean, indonesia philippines japan russia down the webcast of n

john newman. >> thank you select one. >> just one. >> okay. >> airbnb. >> great thanks that complements our selection process. >> thank you, ms. shay and to the public for your assistance two former commissioners can't get better than that the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action for the project calendar for various staff projects you want to talk about that one. >> yes. sxhour and commissioners and thank you deputy director at the last meeting the commission approved four proposals for staff to pursue and investigate in terms of augmenting the city campaign finance ordinance and given sort of you know the choices and sort of the amount of work involved the commission directed united states to prepare a project calendar that estimated sort of how much time and the type of work into each particular project and then to bring that forward to the commission for comment, approval and certainly suggestions and ultimately direction as your thoughts to that calendar along the way also the commission did excuse to start mostly on one particular proposal that was the proposal

lucia newman is in panama city. >> reporter: it was the summit of profound symbolisms, in panama, whose country connects two oceans, half a century two oceans, half a century old divide between communist cuba and the united states began to heal. >> we continue to make progress to establish diplomatic relations, and i call on congress to work to lift the embargo that's been in place for decades. >> immediately after cuba's president recalled u.s. attempts to overthrow his government, as he addressed all his hemispheric peers, for the first time since the 1959 cuban revolution. >> translation: forgive me, passion flows when i think about a resolution. i apologise to president obama who is not to blame for who is not to blame for events during presidents before him. how many were there - 10. in my opinion president obama is an honest man. >> reporter: another first, a one hour meeting between castro and obama, both agreeing to disagree on conflicting views on human rights and democracy. of course, this summit is more than about cuba. >> this is an unprecedented attempt to reset relations b

lucia newman there in panama city. now, it's been 15 years since 164 countries agreed to improve access to education, a report says one-third succeeded. one is afghanistan. which is considered to be among the worst places for schooling after decades of civil war. education detear rated after the taliban took control. no girls were allowed in secondary school 4% attended primary school. things have proved since the taliban was ousted. by 2012 afghanistan made the fastest progress of any country towards gender equality with 87% of girls in primary schools. many afghan children are keen to learn. moving to higher levels remains a challenge. jennifer glasse has that report from kabul. >> reporter: morning assembly at this school shows how far afghanistan has come. in 2002, there were 37 students here. now there are more than 3,000. nearly half of them girls. this person founded the school. 13 years ago he went door to door to convince parents to educate their sons and daughter. >> my students are practicing the freedom of

unlike the cardinal newman society, saint joseph university is educated on a wide range of issues and committed to exposing their students to diverse points of views. >>> happening today, power could return to the revel casino in atlantic city. the new owner and acr energy made a deal to turn the electricity on for two weeks. they shut off service earlier in the month over a fee dispute. the city has been fining straub $5,000 a day because there's no power to run the fire safety systems in the building. the resorts that did not close last year are now hiring. the casinos have 350 full-time jobs. they have 1400 jobs available. four casinos closed last year joompt reports say as early as today comcast could walk away from its proposed takeover much time warner. bloomberg first reported that yesterday. this comes days after several u.s. senators urged the federal communications commission and the u.s. department of justice to block the merger. they said the deal would lead to higher prices and fewer choices for some cable and internet users. combining the number one and number two u.s. c

lucia newman ensinada, chile. >>> estimated more than 2 billion euros could be raised to cover massive debt payments next month. >> rural india fez jamil reports, the initiative is setting examples for other countries. >> they're all in it together. shiny risks and profits. like the others vincent is from a poor family. she began working after her husband had an accident eight years ago. >> my family's from the fishing community but gradually the work became less and less. i think it's the best thing that's happened to me. i'm getting good pay and supporting my family. >> reporter: the women are part of the state's respectful family program employing rural women in different kinds of jobs and giving them a regular income. its local leader was herself destitute several years ago. now she runs several sowing sewing programs. >> i was like them. i used to shiver when i spoke to others. now i'm very confident that's how i became the local head of this program. this was a poor village but it's now progressive. >> reporter: the program also helped local farmers. when laborers left to work in

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helping little ones and a nascar driver is hit with stiff fines in the heart of the season why ryan newman is being punished. >>> here are the stories we are following at 12:30, looking for answers, autopsies are being performed on a couple killed by a chainsaw in minneapolis county. >>> and john boehner visits israel as world powers continue to work on a nuclear deal with iran. >>> and fire destroys a school in the pacific northwest. >>> and no new details in the couple killed by a chainsaw the teenage son made the discovery in their lower moreland township home "action news" reporter, david henry joins us outside of the police department, with more on this investigation. >> reporter: good afternoon lower moreland police and detectives continue to work this case trying to determine what happened and what led up to that gruesome murder and exactly the chain of events that unfolded inside of that home, it appears at this point it appears to be a murder-suicide, they have not made an official ruling yet.

jabot legal mandating an outside expert to look at the surveillance tape that found jack breaking into newman computer room. >> ashley: oh, please. that's a no-brainer, victor. we have to make sure the video is valid, and if it's legitimate, you have nothing to worry about. >> billy: right, because if it's been doctored to incriminate jack, then you should start sweating, victor. >> victor: don't waste your time. it's your brother on that tape, and all your desperate measures will not save him. >> jack: save me from what?

let's hear from lucia newman. >> as you can see the it is still huffing and puffing behind me. the real question is whether it's going to blow any more houses down like the restaurant that you see directly behind me. it collapsed under the weight of th volcanic ash and it's not just ash. some of it is stones like this. everything here it covered in cool vanek ash and rock. everybody in this town 4,000 people have been obliged to evacuate. in fact, authorities have asked some of the people throughout these of the day to check on their animals and clear the roads to their houses. it's really quite amazing the scene here. this ash is very, very thin. you can't see it right now but it's in the air. most people are wearing these masks like this to try to--to avoid breathing disorders. that's one of the things that authorities are most concerned about. but the real problem is we don't know when this is going to end. this explosion, there haven't been any more major eruptions but the seismologists who are keeping close tabs are saying there could be another one absolutely at any time.

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al jazeera's latin american editor christina newman is in panama. do we know any more about this historic meeting? >> hello felicity. we do know that after more than 53 years of hostile silence, the two presidents seem to not stop talking to each other. they spoke on the phone before coming to panama and briefly in the hallways before the summit began and now a very very long meeting. we do know because they did speaking the media just shortly before closing the doors that president obama said that they had agreed both to disagree with respect and that they believe in time they could perhaps come closer together to try to solve their differences. both presidents however, underscored that neither one is going to give in or make any concessions in term of their ideological beliefs. president obama has made it very clear that he is going to keep on insisting on respect for human rights and free elections in cuba while president castro has dug in his heels. he said his communist system cannot be altered and he said, we will not allow our country to beco

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. >> rose: was paul newman part of that. >> paul newman was a partner. we have a number of partners but we have a great circle of one hundred that gives each year. those that give small amounts each here, 25-30% of our subscribers give 25, 50 a hundred dollars. there's a sense of community. >> rose: you're planning a new website. >> part of the future. i mean you've had different editors here, charlie. i mean, we're all, the old order is changing. i think we're in a revolutionary transitional time. so you have to have a foot in different places but right now we're read by 500,000 people each week on all kinds of tablets and platforms. on the actual birthday of the nation when these young abolitionists launched the nation july 6 1965, we launched a site which i think is going to be intelligent nimble, innovative and for younger years. >> rose: i want to use two clips before we start. first is by our great friend calvin, this is in 2003 on his view of the magazine. here it is. you write for the nation magazine too. >> absolutely. >> rose: are your politics

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lucia newman, al jazeera ensenada chile. >> the address to go to: aljazeera.com. town. there's a hitch - he wants you and your neighbours to find the bill for the shiny new luxury boxes and expressway exit and doesn't want to pay much rent. may not sound like a great deal, but over and over cities are muscled into municipally funded sports facilities over threat of leaving town, or promising a new team. do the numbers add up. you may get the job for a few dozen millionaires or scores of part time. maybe you wouldn't think it's a good deal until your team leaves for greener pastures, with a threat from the president to end tax breaks for their construction - it's time to play hard ball over stadiums and arenas and it's "inside story". >>> in the poorest county in new york state, one of the most valuable sports franchises on planet earth want a place to play their games. when it came time to play for the yank e the principal owners knew they want have to use their own money for or own money, it taxpayers. more than half a billion in subsidies, hundreds of millions in bond

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corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by, prudential, additional funding is provided by newman's own foundation, donating food products to charity and nourishing the common good, the annen burg foundation and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening, political news is breaking out all over the place, but where to begin. in washington, the buzz is all about hoint and this weekend who -- hillary clinton and she is running for president. rand paul is in the race, ted cruz is raising money, and jeb bush is hiring and marco rubio is expected to jump into the pool. listen to what rand paul had to say this week. >> i have a vision for america and i want to return to prosperity a true economic boon that lifts all americans, a return to a government restrained by the constitution. [cheers and applause] >> a return to privacy opportunity, liberty too often when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington regime. that's not who i am. gwen: let's