tonight senator tim kaine tal >>> back to politics tonight and growing tensions between the u.s. and north korea. add syria and russia to the list. chuck todd is tapping his context. north korea could test a nuclear weapon in a matter of days. sources say that the u.s. could launch a pre-emptive strike. by making this public, is this president trump showing strength to an adversary. >> well, first of all, there's been some overinterpretation of this story. there's always been a military option on the table. president bush, president obama. now, it's never been emphasized. so you could make an argument there's a difference. so whether this was strategically planned last week is unclear, but the trump administration does hope that the message that's being sent between dropping the mother of all bombs in afghanistan, the willingness to strike syria, that it sends a message to north korea and china, that the old negotiating ways are not going to be. you're not going to get the similar responses that you got from bush and obam response from trump. you want to roll the dice on what tha

. >> reporter: senator tim kaine fought back tears has he talked to first the scene from virginia tech back in 2007. >> every hospital was full of the injured and so we spent a couple days going around and talking to some of these kids. >> reporter: on what kaine calls the worst day of his life, he was in japan on a business trip asleep when the shooting started a world away. >> ron, who was the head of the security detail for the governor said, hey, you got to call back home. there's been a horrible shooting. it was still ongoing. >> reporter: first in a dorm room, then now in the infamous norris hall. a gunman brought chaos and carnage to southwest virginia. when it was all dofr, 32 students and faculty were watching now. the gunman killed himself and the entire community was left in inexplicable grief and shock. >> we were with the family members who lost loved ones and there were incredibly, painful, raw interactions but it formed a bond. >> reporter: kaine and h visited the injured with moments of tears. and he held an unscripted and raw moment at the campus. >> i was told by some

>> cameras rolled as 24 year-old, nandi kaine junior was then to the ground and punched by the officer. kaine was initially stopped by jaywalking monday evening but incident turned confrontational when authorities say kaine became, combative. >> drop your weapon take your hand out of the pocket and drop your weapon. as a form of defense i took off my jack tote let him know, that i am unarmed. >> it turns toward officer, removed his jacket and appeared to challenge the office ever to a fight. >> following the altercation, kaine was handcuffed and arrested charged with resisting arrest and he has had an outstanding warrant. >>> sculptor of wall street's charging bullies not too happy about placement of the statue, italian sculpture artoro is a contusion new york city violating his rights by allowing the fearless girl statue to be installed in front of his. it was supposed to be removed this year but mayor bill deblasio confirmed it for another year. he will hold a press conference to explain how he will challenge city and explain about how that violate s his rights. >>> take a look, volc

they resulted in changes in a lot of areas, but kaine still regrets getting the legislature to conduct background checks. >> i don't know what it is going to take. i worry how many more tragedies will there have to be before we wake up and say, we can reduce this. >> reporter: and now ten years later, kaine speaks of the dead and survivors as family members. he speaks about those who died. >> there's a daughter of one of the professors that was killed that i have, over time, sat down and given her advice about grad school and then a reference for it. >> reporter: relationships born out of tragedy for one man, a driving force to keep working for the virginia tech 32, and t on capitol hill, aaron gilchrist, news4. >> a powerful recollection right there. our coverage of the remembrance of virginia tech continues this weekend. northern virginia bureau chief julie kerry is headed down to blacksburg to join us tomorrow live at 9:00 a.m. for a wreath-laying ceremony as well as a moment of silence on campus. >>> all right. in shifting gears now, a lot of folks are focused on the weather and ea

. >>> plus senator tim kaine on the democrats fight to stop neil gorsuch. and congressman eric swalwell on today's hearings on the trump russia probe when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. a lot to get to tonight, including a remarkable presidential press conference that we'll get to in just a moment. but we begin tonight with news that president trump has removed his controversial chief strategist, the website publisher steve bannon, from his permanent seat on the national security council, which is the nation's primary policy-making group on national security. trump's initial decision to putt bannon on the nsc's principals committee, despite the fact he is a political operative with no national security experience other than his time in the navy, was widely criticized as reflecting a plitcization of foreign policy, particularly since actual national security officials were given reduced roles. the trump administration today insisted bannon was not being demoted. >> so it's not a demotion for steve bannon? >> well,

. >> senator tim kaine.>>er >> doing this without consulting congress, without a vote, i think is a clear violation of the law. >> and senator bernie sanders that warns the missile attack could lead to another middle east quagmire. haley, kaine and sanders all here this morning. if steve bannon leaves, does the agenda leave with him. joining me for insight and analysis, david brooks, danielle pletka, rich lowrie of the national revieww and helene cooper, pentagon correspondent for "the new york times." welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history celebrating its 70th here, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. this breaking news there was attacks on two egyptian christian churches this morning. a bomb exploded in a church packed with palm sunday worshippers, killed more than two dozen people, wounding scores of others according to health ministry officials. hours later a suicide bomber killed 11 people i

kaine campaign. a program which helped virginia find and strengthen permanent families for older children in foster care. this work led virginia tech efforts that resulted in a dramatic increase in successful placement and keeping at risk children in permanent families. in 2013 she served as director of the great expectations which helped young people exiting foster care pursue higher education through the virginia community college system. has served as a law clerk for united states district court arin in richmond, virginia. you figured prominently in my dissertation. judge on theef juvenile domestic relations district court for the city of virginia. she resigned from the bench following her husband's election as governor. she has received many awards and honors for her work throughout the years. she graduated magna cum laude from princeton university. the woodrow wilson school of public and international affairs and she earned her jd from harvard law where she met her future husband, the wonderful

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kaine is alone on that. >> few pop up. tim kaine and i had a discussion on "new day." we got sideways whether or not he should stop if it he cares. russia knew. members of congress didn't know it was coming. general, is it an interesting part of the dynamic of political and military when something like this gets ordered up? do the military share any of the burden of saying i wonder if this is legal. i wonder if this is done the right way or do you do what the commander in chief says? >> not at all, chris. it gets back to the first point. there is always a lawyer next to us. saying this is a legal action. it is admitable by the constitution. you can do this. as a military commander don't want to commit war crimes. it goes back to the point, every level of strike and this weekend, a military commander is saying okay, mr. president, let me check that. you can bet military commanders do get the okay before executes strikes. >> quickly on this one, general. what made this okay? >> well, by the wording that the president sent over saying this was in the interest of national

an appointee of president carter's, judge john kaine, said, i'm not sure we can expect better than judge gorsuch or that better presently exists. in other words, no one is better. and, of course, we all know what long-time democrat and board member the left-leaning constitution society, david frederick, had to say about judge gorsuch, the senate should confirm him because there is no principle reason to vote no. no principle reason to vote no. there's a reason neil gorsuch enjoys the support of a bipartisan portion of the senate. there's a reason that a partisan majority stands ready to confirm him today. he's an exceptional choice and i'm very much looking forward to confirming him today. of course, i wish that important aspects of this process had played out differently. it didn't have to be this way. but today is a new day. i hope my democratic friends will take this moment to reflect and perhaps consider a turning point in their outlook going forward. the senate has a number of important issues to consider in the coming months. each member, if he or she chooses, can play a critical p

senator kaine. >> thank you, this is an honor. one of my favorite things to do in the senate is to bring talented virginians to the body who are committed to public service and ms. ellwood is such an individual. i'm just going to warn you, doing this in front of my senior senator. and also the only alexandria native in the senate. senator king from maine makes me feel a little bit nervous. and some of you need to know the non-virginians need to know that ms. ellwood lives down the street from senator warner and on that score, mark, will you take your christmas lights down -- that was a joke. actually, she has trick or treated at senator warner's house and the first test of her discretion as an intel professional is not revealing the costumes she's seen over the years. we have deep talented pools of wonderful people who are public servants. and public servants often don't get the thanks they deserve. and they don't get the appreciation they deserve. but bringing somebody before this committee or others who is willing to serve in a

i also want to thank senator kaine for that nice introduction. it was a great privilege and pleasure to meet not just one but both of my home state senators as part of this process. i'd like to use this opportunity to tell you a little bit more about me and what i view as essential qualifications for a cia general counsel. i come from a national security family. as senator kaine alluded, my father devoted his life to the marine corps and to this country. he spent 36 years in uniform seeing active combat in world war ii, korea, and vietnam. there is little doubt that good intelligence kept him and his men alive during those years. he would later write about the remarkably good intelligence brought by bold foreign agents during his fight at the chosen reservoir. when dad returned home from vietnam in 1971, he formed the marine corps' history division, which he led for 24 years. he was a prolific author of military histories and he supported the work of many other military historians. he did so because he believed there were lessons to be learned fr

tim kaine tim kaine said it was unlawful they were not made >>> this was largely seen as a warning to bashar al assad, and if the president wants to continue to engage in military action in syria, he will likely need congressional approval, and he will need to be coordinating with some of the other u.n. member states, specifically china and russia. reporting live, abc7 news. >>> the democratic leader nancy pelosi says tonight's strike in syria appears to be a syria appears to be a proportional response to the regime's use of chemical weapons. >>> we're going back home for breaking news. out of san francisco, kate larson is live after a really big fire at 23rd and an sau, kate? >> reporter: a really big fire and a really dangerous fire. we are on 23rd between gary anzi. the fire started in the top attic unit at 1:45 this morning and spread to the apartment building on the right and on the left. let's look at cell phone video we got sent to us from a viewer. you can see the huge flames that made the job for firefighters extremely different when they showed up. 15 minutes later, by 2:00

tim kaine and i are good friends, we go back to the time he was governor >> this was a virginia race, there's support that comes in from out of state. so be it. this is about the commonwealth of virginia, and voters who will go to the polls june 13th. that's who we'll count on. >> reporter: let's bring in the republicans a bit, cory stewart identifies as anti-establishment. i asked him about this comparison they're making on the democratic side, does he think it's valued and you know, kind of what's his take? he says no matter what side of the aisle you're on, he thinks it will be anti-establishment candidates for the win. take a listen. >> what people are tired of the establishment. whether democratic or republican. that's why voters chose donald trump in 2016 because he was anti-establishment and rejected hillary clinton. that's and that the me will win on the republican side >> one perspective and one benefits cory steward, if you love races like i do and got less than two months, tweet me, let's talk about it at ronica cleary, i can't get enough of it. back to you, jim and sarah >

kaine still calls april 16, 2007 the "worst day" of his life. know thee: to biographies and stories of these 32, i began to have a sense of what the commonwealth lost, of what the country lost, of what the nation lost and the world lost on april 16, 2007. jeff: night, a candle at the april 16 memorial was lit to mark the start of this day of remembrance. leaders and family members will gather tomorrow for a candlelight vigil in honor of the 32 victims. q: thank you, jeff. developing now, after north korea's failed missile launch, vice president pence is in south korea today, kicking off his 10-day asian tour. david wright has more of the growing tensions. david: north korea's new missile launch failed her u.s. commanders say it blew up almost immediately after lifting off from a launchpad. after landing, the vice president addressed u.s. troops stationed a few miles away. bp pence: this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. abc news was granted unprecedente staying at that l

kaine: that is important. we should not harm people by doing things that would increase their cost, correct? mr. price: i think we need to drive down the cost for everybody. sen. kaine: we should not harm people by creating an anxiety about the most important thing in their lives, their health-care and the health care of their families. we should not being given that -- we should not be doing that in congress, should we? mr. price: one of my goals is to lower the temperature of what we're talking about. this is real stuff. these are lives. sen. kaine: can you lower the temperature in russia at the same time question -- can you lower the temperature and rush it at the same time? mr. price: they need to know that no rug is going to be pulled out from under them. sen. kaine: i will join you instability. i will join you in lowering the overture. i do not think lowering the temperature is consistent with rushing. my experience going around virginia is huge amounts of fear. we should not harm the american economy. h

kain who has autism is a fist grader. a ceremony will be held there tomorrow to honor him for his heroism. >> i'm just so proud of him. what he did was so brave. >> i find it heroic and special and i'm very blessed to have him. >> the word of the month at kain schools is courage. a strength e he had put into action. >> to the jersey shore with a gamble on internet betting is paying off. >> they raked in $20 million. that's a boost of 9% over last year. internet betting got the okay in 2013 to help the struggling casinos. all but one casino took in more than last year. >> in harrisburg. tom wolf recognized officials for their dedication to making their communities better. they all received honors. >>> if you ever wanted to catch a ball at a phillies game, now there's an app for that. fans would know where to sit to catch a coveted home run billion. to make the app, they analyzed every home run at the park last year and where the balls landed. they also looked at ticket prices and the app offers a heat map of the best secti

virgniia senator tim kaine said in part "paul wiedefeld has started to turn the troubled ship that is metro, and his logical proposal for a long-term funding plan is worthy of careful consideration," kaine said. congressman gerry connolly said in part "this is a strong business plan proposed by metro general manager wiedefeld that will require big sacrifices by jurisdictions and labor. a tough sell but some necessary d as suzanne mentioned - we will be speaking with metro general manager paul wiedefeld later this morning. don't miss that live interview coming up at eight o'clock when we switch over to newschannel 8. it's an issue on a lot of minds: improving health care for our veterans. now - president trump has signed a new law... to help with that. it allows veterans to get medical care from private doctors... until there's a long-term plan, to help them get around the v-a. this comes after alarming warnings about poor conditions at d-c's v-a hospital. president trump says -- next week- he'll hold a news conference to talk about veterans' issues. warm weather making a comeback toda

kate kain from the center for domestic peace says kids that've witnessed such violence will have short and long term effects. those that live in a home riddled with rage will respond differently "physically, with chronic health problems, emotionally with learning disabilities, and on an emotional realm, even psychiatric problems can develop. and it can kinda go this way or that way. some kids get totally withdrawn and depressed with huge anxiety and silent. other kids go aggressive and delinquent and behavior disorder"children also get hurt in the crosshairs of a violent relationship."the greatest number of child deaths in the united states was being caught in the crossfire of domestic violence and being killed" abuse doesn't always start with violence. there may be control or jealousy issues initially. many victims that are being physically abused, don't always want to leave their abuser. the center for domestic peace and other d-v organizations across the bay area can help 5 different types of safety plans."if someone slaps you around, fire out how to fall and ball yourself up into t

we told you about kain o'connor ask his courage after finding his bedroom in flames. received special recognition at a school. ted greenberg has the update. >> reporter: from his classmates ask teachers, praise tr 8-year-old kain o'connor, the first grader credited with saving his family from their burning home. >> if you don't get out here, that's all we did. >> nbc 10 first told you last night how kain, who has autism, alerted his loved ones after a fire in his bedroom woke him up late friday. he, his mom, step dad, 4-year-old sister ask pet dog all got out unhurt. but lost everything. today a special show of appreciation. >> i wanted him to have a positive memory of this tr traumatic event. >>> commend ed tr his quick thinking and brif ri by police and the local fire chief. >> what he did is excellent. to show the other kids around paying attention to fire prevention. tz. >> after our origin story airs, donations for the family had had nearly doubled and there's also been an outpouring of additional support. recognition for a boy who staid focused on his family's s

como del senador demócrata tim kaine quien dijo que el presidente actuó fuera del marco de la ley al lanzar el ataque contra el gobierno sirio. s/sen. tim kaine, (d-va) "el presidente necesita al congreso para comenzar una guerra y el no habló con nosotros' otros respaldaron completamente al presidente donald trump. s/ senador mitch mcconnell (r-ky) el líder de los republicanos en el senado dijo que el bombardeo fue bien planeado y bien ejecutado. el operativo - que se llevó a cabo en respuesta al ataque presuntamente químico contra el pueblo sirio a manos del gobierno de bashar al assad - hizo reaccionar también a rusia que dijo que la acción militar complica aún más la relación con estados unidos. s/carles catchet, experto en asuntos internacionales "las. repercusiones de la ataque y de la confrontación con rusia nos podría llevar a que otros países de la zona se desestabilicen o que isis y al qaeda tengan más motivos para seguir atrayendo a gente a su causa y seguir atacando en europa". la representante de estados unidos en las naciones unidas advirtió que este país

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senator tim kaine from virginia, welcome, sir. >> thank you, chuck. nice to be with you. >> my question is, why do you support this action? i know you have some legal views and i want to get to those, but why do you support this action? >> as you know, i'm a strong supporter that the u.s. should take strong action to sup causes like the ban of chemical weapons, so i voted for a limited strike in 2013 to do the exact same thing. and a limited strike for the humanitarian purpose is something i would likely support if there is a plan. but where i differ from this administration, and i took the same position with respect to president obama, we are a nation where you're not supposed to initiate military action, start war, without a plan that's presented to and approved by congress. that makes us different than virtually any nation in the world, the idea of the drafters of our constitution was that you had to put a check against an executive gone wild. we don't have a system where the president just gets to launch missiles against anyone they want to, and t

eastern, and holton, former virginia education secretary and wife of democratic senator tim kaine shares her views about public education. >> i think we have to remember that local ownership of schools has a lot to do with that positive support for schools. >> thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a panel only prescription drug addiction crisis in the u.s., hosted by the university of southern california. you, you have this, do you ever can't sleep at night, do you having zaidi, are you ever -- do you have anxiety, are you ever hungry? >> friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor talks to students at stanford university about her path to the nation's highest court. >> curious people go further. it is curiosity that leads you to experience new things. it might lead you to find an interesting never imagined. >> this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> now the chief political reporter for sky news australia hosts a program looking at the most recent session of australia's parliament. the parliament is expected to return to reconvene in mid-may. this is 30 minutes. >> h

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kate kain from the center for domestic peace says kids that've witnessed such violence will have short and long term effects. those that live in a home riddled with rage can develop emotional and psychiatric problems. many victims that are being physically abused, don't always want to leave their abuser. and those that are separated are at the highest risk for violent injury. and so once out of the home, it can become even more dangerous. crisis lines can help with a survival method. alecia reid kron 4 news here in san jose repairs are underway on rosemar court in the alum rock hills where five new homes were hit by vandals over the weekend.neighbors said a couple of carloads of young people arrived and after throwing rocks at lights, they kicked in doors and trashed kitchen cabinets and broke windows. they did an estimated $50,000 in damage. the contractor said repairs will take several weeks to complete buta realtor says an open house for at least one of the the 1-point-6 million dollar homes will be held next weekend as scheduled. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news here in richmon

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former virginia education secretary and wife of democratic centered tim kaine shares her views about public education. >> we have to remember that local ownership of schools is a lot to do with that positive support. >> thursday, a panel on the prescription job the distance -- drug addiction in california. >> and created things and made a drug for it and tell you have this. you ever have anxiety, are you ever hungry? we have a jerk for that. they say oh my gosh i better go get testosterone. meyer -- her path to the nation's highest court. >> serious people go further. it is curiosity that leads you to experience new things and might lead you to find an interest you never imagined. >> this week on c-span. >> the los angeles times has been putting on the the. for more than 20 years and it has become an institution that is part of the community. it is a way that we can celebrate with the readers of the paper and the city as a whole. the very notion of reading. when the idea of there being something called a news is out there, i think books help us words and facts are grounded in storyte

eastern, ann holton, former virginia education secretary, and wife of democratic senator tim kaine, shares her views about public education. >> i think that we have to remember that that local ownership of schools has a lot to do with that positive support for schools. >> thursday at 8:00 p.m., a panel on the prescription drug addiction crisis in the u.s. >> they've created things and make a drug for it, and tell you do you ever have anxiety, are you ever hungry? everybody has these ssymptoms. well, we have a drug for it. >> friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor talks to students. >> curious people go further. it is curiosity that leads you to experience new things and might lead you to find an interest that you never imagined. >> next week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, we start with associated press reporter christopher rugaber on the march jobs report. april is autism awareness month. and in our spotlight on magazine segment, we'll feature

senator tim kaine was governor during the shooting rampage. he talked about how it was the worst day of his life. a virginia tech graduate spoke about the commitment to serve others, amid the sadness. the mass shooting led to monumental changes in school security and campus emergency notification systems nationwide. developing now.. thousands protesters across the country are calling for president trump to release his tax returns. demonstrations took place saturday in several cities, including d.c., new york, chicago, los francisco. the protests were all focused on that one issue. president trump responded on twitter. he tweeted, quote.. "i did what was an almost impossible thing to do for a republican-easily won the electoral college! now tax returns are brought up again? someone should look into who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. the election is over!" many nats fans dream of being able to run out onto that field, without getting in trouble. and yesterday-- many younger fans got the chance. the nationals hosted it's first ev

big. >> they believe kaine is weak because he softened his positions on guns and abortion, and -- >> so they go offafter ossoff because he lives ten minutes from the district and she lives 3,000 miles away. >> no. she has a house in virginia. >> i thought she ran for senator for california recently. >> she did. then she moved. >> there's new today utah congressman jason chaffetz announced he wouldn't seek re-election. he's faced a lot of opposition for -- >> his father is kitty dukakis' first husband. >> i got an early look at a poll that will come out tomorrow commissioned by the centrist project that shows more upheaval in utah politics. senator orrin hatch, according to this poll, seven out of ten utahans do not want him to run for re-election, and he could be especially vulnerable to an independent -- >> wait a minute. seven out of ten includes democrats. >> yeah. >> not that many in utah, though. >> i think he can still -- >> it's like 30%. >> he can still get more than half of the republicans by my math. >> but this is proposing that an independent enter the race. >> i know tha

as senator kaine alluded, my father devoted his life to the marine corps and to this country. he spent 36 years in uniform seeing active combat in world war ii, korea, and vietnam. there is little doubt that good intelligence kept him and his men alive during those years. he would later write about the remarkably good intelligence brought by bold foreign agents during his fight. when he returned home in 1970 run we are formed the marine history division which he led for 24 years. he was a prolific author of military histories and he supported the work of many other military horn military historians. he did so because he lefd there were lessons to be learned from the great achieve ments and the mistakes of u.s. warfare, mibs mistakes that future generations must not forget. my mother in her own way was no less brave and tough than her marine husband. she overcame poverty and more than her share of life's adversities to have a career in the foreign service before she married and raised our family. the lessons around our kitchen table were about personal responsibility, honor and

her attorney says she was trying to do the right thing.jennifer kain-rios/immigration attorney: "she wanted to make sure that if she complied with her obligations -- she knew that if she didn't, ice would come looking for her ending up at her house, traumatizing her children."border patrol agents first arrested sanchez trying to cross the border illegally in 2001.in 2012, she was arrested again -this time in aurora - after a traffic stop. ice had allowed her to stay, but that changed this year when immigration laws were tightened. jennifer kain- rios/immigration attorney:"the denial of the stay of removal had no explanation whatsoever. in previous years, the approvals for stays of removal explained all the reasons why she should be able to remain in the u.s. despite the problems in her immigration history."sanchez is a mother of four and had hoped to take sanctuary at a church in denver.like the first unitarian where jeanette vizguerra, another undocumented immigrant has been staying for two months. vizguerra told us she fell to pieces when sanchez came asking for help. jeannette viz

. >> according to police, kaine was stopped for unlawfully crossing the street just after 5:00 p.m. monday night. both naomi and alexis say they're traumatized by what they saw. >> they could have killed that man. >> yeah, i have that feeling. if we did not turn down that street, he would have shot him. >> a feeling ecod by the man. >> i thought i was gonna be the next trayvon martin. >> he was walking home when the officer confronted him and told to drop when he refused. >> drop your weapon and get on your knees. as a form of defense, i took off my jacket so let him know i'm unarmed. >> that's when he said he was thrown to the ground and unbeaten. >> police say kaine became combative. >> removed jacket and appear today challenge the officer to fight. >> the officer involved has been put on add min straightive leave. the -- administrative leave. >> the video speaks for itself and we're concerned about the incident and have taken the proactive approach. >> sacramento major darryl steinburg finds the action of the officer alarming and expecting a swift and thorough investigation from

democratic senator and vice presidential candidate tim kaine echoed the statement, calling the move unconstitutional. campaigns presidential , an outspoken critic of intervention in syria, speaking to friends of the move -- trump said it was in the interest of national security. anchor: there has been a decidedly different reaction from russia, who says the u.s. strikes violate international law. syria'sromised to boost antiaircraft defenses. former minister sergei lavrov is expected depressed rex tillerson on his stance when he arrives next week for talks. what d donald trump considers vital for the united states security interest,t, vladimir putin sees as a a violion ofof internationonal la. the russian president calls the u.s. strike on a syrian air base aggression against a sovereign syria. his foreign ministeter, sergei lavrov, compared the strike to the u.s. invasion of iraq in 2003, saying washington had no evidence to approve the regime behindnd the chemical attackck n tuesday. act ofourse it is an aggresession under a comompletey made a preretext. it remininds us that the situatn in 2003 wh

kain / center for domestic peace"generally when one of these abusers has told everyone they're gonna do it, the chances are really high they're gonna do it, whether they're separated, divorced, or together"> and children suffer the most in a domestic violence situation. kate kain from the center for domestic peace says children who have witnessed such violence will have short and long term effects including chronic health problems and learning disabilities. ( james ) this morning we are learning new details on a dismembered body that was found in san bruno. police have now identified the victim as 77-year-old benjamin roybal. his body was found at his friend and neighbor's home on april 6th. 50-year-old david stubblefied faced a judge for the first time yesterday in connection with the murder. investigators say the murder happened a month ago after the two friends got into a fight over a space heater. they say stubblefield tear-gassed roybal, shot him in the chest, and later tried to dismember his body.