from company boss to presidential contender terry goal and the billionaire founder of tilings electronics makeup for scott says it has told him to run for president of taiwan. this is interview business i'm sure how it was in berlin welcome try tensions between the e.u. and the us may flare up again this time over cuba the white house is increasing pressure on how can i with a new law u.s. citizens who have fled cuba and have property confiscated by the cuban government cannot take legal action against foreign firms and individuals who use those properties the decision could affect many companies that have businesses interest on the caribbean island. the new u.s. restrictions on cuba are set to effectively keep foreign investors out of the communist country today we're holding the cuban government accountable for seizing american assets were helping those in the regime has robbed get compensation for their rightful property and were vats of human rights and democracy on behalf of the cuban people. the cuban people are already struggling with a range of economic and social problems the cou

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john donnelly is a former a fighter from terry and his home is a small collection of treasures from the decades of wolf known as the trouble to. show me a young lad fungus the british soldier spelt back contains photos from a secret list of wanted a members and as a matter of michelle fair they are technically army. this guy usually down. there in florida. is a farmer. and i think it was martin mcguinness was to form a provisional ira leader but later sinn fein's chief negotiator for the good friday agreement twenty one years. over three decades he and the ira for british rule in northern ireland john donnelly was the leading political force in terry northern ireland second largest city he was instrumental in curse aiding ira operatives to lay down their hopes. twenty one years on the conflict seems to have been settled but for many this is merely a superficial arrangement. donnelly says poorer areas of derry are still waiting for the peace dividend to kick in. says the peace agreement ok up till now it has been all kinds of all. there's a lot there's often the people who put their fing

>> terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and terry, as you know, there is also news tonight about that chinese national who got into mar-a-lago while the president was in florida. tonight, troubling new details about the suspect and what was discovered in her hotel room. abc's victor oquendo is in florida. >> reporter: tonight, a judge ruling a chinese woman accused of breaching security at president trump's mar-a-lago club will stay in jail while the investigation continues. at a detention hearing, prosecutors claim the defendant, yujing zhang, quote, lies to everyone she encounters. zhang was arrested on march 30th after allegedly telling security officials at the president's private club that she was there to go to the swimming pool. investigators charged her with lying to secret service and entering a restricted space and claim they found a thumb drive with malware. tonight, prosecutors say a search of her hotel room further alarmed investigators, claiming they discovered a device used to detect hid

. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. a popular family amusement venue in concord closed early tonight after a fight broke out among a group of teenagers there. >> nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live with details on this developing story. >> reporter: anoushah and terry, for much of the evening, the front doors of the jungle there were wide open. crews had been ventilating the whole front lobby because during the melee, someone used pepper spray. with us, i talked off camera with someone who saw the commotion in the parking lot and told me several police cars arrived on scene before 8:00 this evening. they were here to try to break up a fight that broke out between several teenag age men d women. when they arrived. they found people outside affected by the pepper spray. contra costa fire crews were called and paramedics began treating victims of the spray. no one had to be transported to local hospitals. according to the police, the young people who were fighting all left the area before officers arrived, so no arrests

man on fox const chairman terry goos run for president is divinely inspired at least that's what he said in this temple to the sea goddess matsu he claims that matsu came to him in a dream encouraging him to step up for the taiwanese people that's quite indorsement as it is but it's as close ties to china that may get him on the ticket he plans to run in the primaries of the opposition kuomintang party but stresses it's not a done deal yet. also. i am willing to participate in the primary elections. i am not willing to accept being appointed without being elected. if elected i will represent the kuomintang in the twenty twenty contest or body. if i am not elected it means that i didn't try hard enough. to call me tongue favors closer relations with china were foxconn has a dozen factories with more than a million employees making it the largest private employer in the country it's a challenge to taiwan's current more independence minded government at a time when relations between taipei in beijing are strained as we are now taipei correspondent song saw how this corporate boss came to ru

foxconn's terry gou will see the nomination of the opposition party. he says a mythical sea goddess encouraged him to come forward to support peace with china, but what would it mean for foxconn? we have dennis wong, from sam houston university, joining us from new york. and in the studio, bloomberg tech senior executive editor brad stone. so, he is clearly positioning himself as pro-china, even with this initial announcement. what does this mean for foxconn? >> you do not have to consult the sea goddess. it is probably not great. he is a legendary business figure, arrogant, swaggering, impetuous, controlling, really synonymous with foxconn, that makes the devices we all hold in our pockets. you know, everything i know about foxconn i have learned from our taiwan reporter, and she has written about how he has destabilized the succession question. if something like what happened suicides at the chinese factories, you need a terry gou to leave foxconn to do that. but then, on the other hand, i think of donald trump, how he is not day-to-day, but he has s

terry, enough -- enough dancing. we have things to discus >> god, i was so impressed with your dancing outside earlier. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, inspired by that. >> i know. >> jimmy: i want to talk about this. finally, the movie, you made the movie. w yeah. >> jimmy: "the m killed don quixote." you've been trying to make this for how long now? >> well, i think -- when i last saw you were -- was it -- wearing diapers, i think. >> jimmy: that's right, yeah. that's right. you were wearing diapers, that'seright. [ laug >> yeah. you and i wear them now. >> jimmy: yeah, congratulations. [ laughter ] >> it's funny how life does these things. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's to look forward to, yes. >> it's been 30 years in the making, this one. >> jimmy: wow. >> and it's gone on -- j my: 30? >> 30. 30. 3-0. not 13.in an89 i called the executive producer -- and then she was bearing one child and i just finished. and i said, "jake, i need $20 million. i got two names for you. one is quixote.he and the is gilliam." and he says, "you

i'm terry mcsweeney. congressional democrats are not backing down for their demand robert mueller's report be released by tuesday. william barr has promised to release a redacted version. >> president trump claimed vindication after a campaign found. the report was not made public. >> i know a lot of my friends on the other party are still upset donald trump is president but it is time to move on because enough is enough. >> we have a new species of political dinosaurs. it is called the barr-redactal. william barr thinks he can redact the three or four hundred page report. >> president trump attempting to strike down obamacare through the courts and threatening to close the southern border. the president needs to help central american countries if he really wants to curb illegal immigration. >> a new wall street journal poll thinks most americans don't think president trump is in the clear yet in russia. 29% of those polled says they believe president trump has been cleared of wrongdoing, but 40% said the

shell standing by for us good morning terry president trump there again pressing nato allies especially germany again to spend more on their militaries as nato marks and seventieth birthday can you give us a picture of its overall financial health. that's right bryan and let me break this down a little bit because it is very confusing the spending issue that president trump talks about all the time what he really means is that he wants european allies to spend more on their own militaries because need only has a very tiny administrative budget but it's made up of the collective militaries of its twenty nine allies so the mark by which it's measured is how much countries spend of their g.d.p. on their own defense and it's true that the united states spends far more on defense than any european country some of them are spending truly only a little bit over one percent so he does have a point and that's something that nato allies wish he would just make and consider when he has forced them to spend more on defense but they would like to move on and talk about other issues and in fact that'

terri: yeah, interesting thing to bring up. i think what is going on is that in 2017, we had synchronized global growth. everything around the world was growing. last year, 2018 was the u.s. outpacing the rest of the world and we are seeing the u.s. coming down to the lower levels of the rest of the world. still positive or of globally and that is introducing the volatility we are seeing recently. the yellow lights we are seeing are specifically focused on the 10 year treasury, minus two-year treasury. it is not inverted. we don't think it is going to invert but if it does, that will be a problem. that is what we're talking about the yellow light in this environment. haidi: it is interesting the guys you look back at the last year and u.s. exceptionalism, the equity market performance, economic data or even performance in the fx markets -- if that is an effect going into this year, would you be looking towards outside of the u.s. for better value given that most of these markets have already priced in the bad news from last yea

i )m terry mcsweeney. >>> the news at 11:00 starts now. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> a deadly situation in southern california leads to fra extra police patrols in the bay area. >> shock waves through the jewish community. thisicture has been identified as 19-year-old john earnest. we have local reaction. >> reporter: earlier tonight we saw los gatos pd patrolling as a precaution and the rabbi said the 500 families that are part of this congregation will continue to meet despite the suspected hate crime in southern california. gunfire broke the silence of a prayer service at poway synagogue near san diego. >> a chaotic scene with people running everywhere. >> one woman is dead and three others injured, including the rabbi who was shot in the hand. >> we detained one suspect and one shooter and we are confident that are none outstanding. >> 19-year-old non-it. earnest they suspect is also linked to an arson fire in escondido last month and they were posting a letter online hours before the attack. the gunman's rifle may have mall functioned whic

the primary location for that activity is going to be on terry franÇoise boulevard to the east of the arena along the waterfront, just from a place where the elbows form north of 17th street, up to north of warrior's way. fans inside the arena will be guided out through signage to task -- taxi stands in pickup and drop off zones. the two stars represent spaces shall be dedicated for taxi only pickup and drop off. the rest of that street will be available for other forms of passenger loading, and we specifically have chosen to put this loading activity over here to the east of the arena so it doesn't affect the performance of the tee line which will move their majority of the people in and out and doesn't affect the other use that we are trying to protect here, which is the hospital and medical campus. we have now zoomed out here and we are back to a commitment that the warriors and the m.t.a. have made to maintain a safe and reliable vehicle access to the hospital, even when there is a game going on at both the arena and the stadium. the lines that are shaded yellow on this map, owens

hello i'm terry martin and welcome to the program police in sri lanka say the death toll from the devastating wave of bombings on easter sunday has risen sharply to at least two hundred ninety around five hundred people were also injured in the coordinated attacks that targeted churches where worshippers of gather for easter services and luxury hotels most of the seven bombings appear to have been suicide attacks several suspects have been arrested but no group has claimed responsibility so far the government is blaming religious extremists. but you know the faces say it's old. one day after the bombings sri lanka is a nation in shock. a few people have gathered in silence outside one of the churches targeted in the capital sent antony shrine. soldiers are standing guard in a city and a country now on edge. heavy security is also in place at san sebastian church in the north of columbus one man here recounts how his family escaped the tragedy. they quickly. from the church because they were so afraid they called me. they wanted to make sure that another. but as the cleanup operation begins so

terry moran joining us from washington. and president obama tonight weighing in on his former vice president entering the race. his spokesman saying obama and biden share a, quote, special bond, but the former president making no endorsement. >> reporter: no endorsement, tom. that's a presidential tradition. they stay above the fray. reagan didn't endorse bush until after the primaries. but joe biden did talk about this today. he says he asked president obama not to endorse hum, that whoever wins this nomination has to win it on their merits. tom? >> terry moran with joe biden's big announcement today. terry, thank you. >>> and joe biden will give his first interview on abc news on "the view" tomorrow. and then joe and bill biden will sit down on tuesday on gm "gm " morning america." >>> next tonight, aox at fcehe. a tasin ctainsn o t tankers sprang a leak. firefighters hosing it down fur hours. officers were checking on people, going door to door. avp abc's alex perez is there. >> reporter: an investigation underway tonigh

as terry scholtz is covering that story for us and she joins us now from brussels so terry we just heard quite a lot of applause there for the nato secretary general speech to congress so how does that contributed to the mood for today's meeting and commemorations. i think that this first groundbreaking speech by a nato secretary general to both houses of congress probably set the meeting on a really confident and buoyant mood it was the best speech i've ever seen young stolzenberg given i've seen plenty of those he was extremely dynamic he was human he was emotional and of course he was in a friendly crowd everyone knows that congress is very much a supporter of nato a counterbalance to the trump white house which says disparaging things at least by tweet about nato so he was very comfortable and that will lead the twenty nine allies into a meeting and in a very good mood today this is something that it's really necessary because a big part of diplomacy is simply the on the aunts that they can create around the alliance and being in in washington of course they're on you know perhaps wa

live in discovery bay, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> great story, terry, thank you. new video of a van stolen from east bay's campus early saturday morning, this is surveillance video of it from westwood elementary school in concord. it shows two people walking around on the property, then sometime later the van driven around a gate and right out of the parking o diane adair at westwood enrichment center. there were ten car seats inside. if you have any information about this, call concord p.d. >> scary moments in cupertino. a car crashed into the rose market around 3:00 this afternoon. you can see the car right there. a mother and her daughter were in the front there. they did suffer minor injuries. the driver was not hurt. sheriff's deputies referred the driver right to the dmv for a reevaluation of his license. >> it's a 310-unit apartment complex in downtown concord that will never be made. city council voted unanimously against it tonight. but it's been in the works for the last year. it would have been located at galindo street and concord boulevard. officials

john donnelly is a former a fighter from terry and his home is a small collection of treasures from the case of wolf known as the troubled. young lad funniness the british soldier spelt back contains photos from a secret list of wanted a members. does a photo of myself and those are technically army. this guy usually do. i hear him for what. it is an informer. i think it was martin mcguinness was to form a provisional ira leader but later sinn fein's chief negotiator for the good friday agreement twenty one years. ago over three decades he and the ira for british rule in northern ireland john donnelly was the leading political force in terry northern ireland second largest city he was instrumental in because aiding ira operatives to lay down their. twenty one years on the conflict seems to have been settled. but for many this is merely a superficial arrangement. donnelly says poorer areas of derry are still waiting for the peace dividend to kick in. says the peace agreement up till now only. tangible. shuffler people can put their finger on their luck. that that was. that's what happene

after police raided a property in london terry terry as it's commonly known more than fifty petrol bombs were thrown at police and several vehicles were hijacked by a maccie was watching events and in the hours before her death tweeted terri tonight absolute madness. the journalist was standing close to a police vehicle when several shots were fired and she was hit she was taken to hospital where she died we believe this to be a terrorist act. crowded very violent as republicans. are sassaman at this time would be that the new ira are most likely to be the ones. primary line of inquiry overnight forensic teams what to try to piece together the events that led up to her. earlier this year the new ira was blamed for a car bomb attack in terry it also claimed responsibility for sending parcel bombs . the killing of the journalist to shock the community and devastated her friends and family. our hopes and dreams and all of her amazing potential with. erica act. this cannot stand britain's prime minister to reason that the murder was shocking and truly senseless condemnation too from the lead

>> well, it's a little cooler out there, terry. i don't know if you noticed. it is sunny but slightly cooler. it is getting windy and we're tracking rain. that will be making its move just in time for that monday morning commute. but not for everybody early on. right now a live look at downtown san jose. this is the shark tank right near where the market area is. look at those palm trees swaying. that's how you know the winds are picking up. it is a little breezy. and the temperatures 63 degrees right now. wind speeds 18 miles an hour. that's one of the first signals of an approaching system that will change our weather. definitely windy in san francisco right now. upwards of 35 plus miles an hour. so in addition to the wind, you are also going to notice an increase in cloud cover. and this is what we're tracking. you can actually see it just off the coast. it's an approaching system, and it's going to start bringing some rain to the north bay initially. in fact, let me take you to that time line. as far as the cloud cover goes, that's the first thing you will

terry mcsweeney is in sunnyvale for us with the survivor's story. terry? >> reporter: his name is 15-year-old miguel balbuena. lives in mexico, here in sunnyvale, visiting relatives. goes out with his cousin, and they're going to get pizza that's when he was hit. he was forced to see and feel things he never wanted to experience. >> this is my last day. i live the last day really good. >> reporter: those weremiguel's last night ad he realized he night die. >> i turned my face and i saw the car coming. it just gave me time to do this, and the car hit me right here. >> reporter: one victim, especially bad off, also had thoughts of dying. >> he asked me, am i going to be okay? i told him, of course you're going to be okay, but don't move, because you'll make it worse. >> reporter: police say isiah peoples of sunnyvale did it on purpose. he was arrested on the scene. one victim was treated and released at the scene, but five victims are hospitalized tonight, the youngest 13 years old. police spent six hours moving bags and boxes of materials from the suspect's

roz. >> reporter: indeed, terry. they rallied today because of an attack on a mosque in southern california just a week ago. and the message of today's rally, fighting islamphobia is not just the job of muslims. >> they came from across the bay area, to take a stand against islamphobia and the recent hate and violence directed as muslims. >> as a society, we can no longer keep on silent. >> the rally was prompted by the attack on a mosque in ela few w ago. the suspected arsonist referred to the massacre in new zealand. >> i call upon all civic leaders to go whether at city level, state level or federal level to counter the rising tide and to call it out, call it out and take action. >> reporter: a handful of elected leaders came out to take part of the rally and express their solidarity. >> we know in the civil rights movement in the 1960s we only prevailed when we all locked arms together, white, black, brown, yellow. >> in the face of all the challenges that exist in our country, despite the people who try to divid

prime minister terry's in may and her irish counterpart leo heraclea attended her funeral on wednesday they put out a joint statement saying northern ireland needs a new momentum for political progress and calling for action from political leaders . police have released pictures of the gunman suspected of killing larry mckay they say it's likely to be a teenager and a once again urging the local community to identify him separatist group the new ira says it shot mickey by accident while opening fire on police. well so i have for you on the program. as a set and millions off the n.f.l. draft american football remains a game of survival for many others will have that story and more.

terry clare that's the goddess mogs who told him his dream that he should run for tolerance president next year of course is just a way to legitimize his intention and in fact yes been thinking over it for quite a while and as the richest man in taiwan and the c.e.o. of kahn. is called taiwanese version of the trump and he benefited from the view in taiwan after the presidential victory of donald trump that trump was in such this whole business man with no prior political experience and two in politics and with lots of investment in china and the u.s. who has been building friendly relationship with both chinese and u.s. government officials however his pro china image should make people doubt if he could run taiwan's government independently it beijing pressured it pressures him but he emphasized that you only want to promote peace and prosperity between china and taiwan it's no longer the catwalk that alone dictates fashions social media stars are increasingly calling the shots they're known as key opinion leaders chinese millennial is on the hunt for luxury items you know all about

on sundays he skyped with his parents jobs john and terry whitfield. john is a musician and terry a school guidance counselor. >> how did he seem to be doing? >> it was rough at first. >> uh-huh. >> the language thing was the big thing. >> you were a stranger in a strange land. >> yes. >> was it a lonely feeling? >> hmm. yeah. it was. it was made better by the fact there were other foreign teachers in town. >> along with other teachers there was one person, a volunteer, who helped the volunteers adjust, a local english speaking business person named kenji harijama. kenji, an accomplished guitarist, found jack was, too. >> i was impressed by his songs, and he played guitar really well. >> kenji pulled out an old gibson and handed it to zach. >> he said, consider it yours while you're here. >> zach took that to school to break the ice. >> i would play music for them and that helps break the barrier a bit. >> three weeks in, overwhelmed by homesickness he called his parents. he had had enough. >> as embarrassing as it is, i was crying and i said to them,

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i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm anousha rasta. new safety concerns tonight for muni's new fleet of light rail train cars including doors closing on hands and trains not connecting properly. >> nbc bay area's jean elle is on the story, all new at 6:00. jean? >> reporter: terry and anousha, supervisors here at city hall are demanding answers tonight after learning new light rail vehicles may have a serious issue. despite a recent positive update from muni, 68 new siemens light rail cars are in service. tonight we have pictures of some of the new cars chained together. workers should be able to couple the cars with existing equipment to run two-car trains but some of the new cars are not connecting properly. muni says on friday, one of those connections failed when a pin snapped, stranding one of the cars on theth trouble comes week after muni told the transportation authority the trains were operating as expected. and it tentatively approved $62 million to expedite the purchase of additional siemens cars. >> it's pretty troubling, a

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us russian president vladimir putin has welcomed north korea's leader kim jong un to a summit in the far eastern city of blood of bus stop the meeting is the first between the two leaders and it's a chance for pyongyang to seek support from moscow especially when it comes to ending international sanctions imposed over north korea's nuclear program just two months ago a summit with us present donald trump. broke down over the top pick before kim putin went to their meetings into their private meetings i should say they talked about one of their major points of discussion peace on the korean peninsula. i'm sure that your visit to russia today will contribute to the development of russian move korean bilateral relations and how close to understand better how we can settle the situation on the korean peninsula want we can do together and what russia can do to support these positive processes but the happening now. i also wanted to say that now the situation on the korean peninsula has great interest for global society and i hope that our talks will b

teri schultz terry is a veteran in nato reporter and she has covered the alliance for two decades now and here in the studio at the big table with me is former german army brigadier general klaus that mr bittman is a nato insider one of the alliance's strategic architects back in the nineteenth ninety's to both of you welcome mr didden let me start with you did the nato secretary general did he do what he was supposed to do today on capitol hill yes i think so he was not to emphasize the divisions and the crises nato has a history seventy years history of crises but also if a success success is and he was to emphasize the uniting elements and he was to emphasize to the american political body politique the common interest in keeping the transatlantic link together with which is which is. by nato and did you believe him was he credible yes yes because nato is the most. the most successful alliance in history because a it was able to adapt to totally different and always changing circumstances and secondly it is not just a wall of lions which would break up off the fulfillment of the pu

oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us crucial elections in israel are now just a day away and there's no telling whether promiser benjamin netanyahu will be able to hold on to his job he faces a stiff challenge from the former military general centrist benny. over the weekend who pulled out what many consider a sort of trump card to further his status with those on the far right a promise to next jewish settlements in the occupied west bank election has turned into a neck and neck race. benyamin netanyahu were suspended against blue and white party is resurrection is said to be a tight race with lotus remaining split including here in this close restore in. hopes that bibi netanyahu it's every phone calls to prime minister to form the next government she can see and. i think b.b. has a great team they're doing fine and have babies elected i will sleep well at night we will move towards a safe future for me for my sons and grandsons it should be. another four years of bibi unthinkable for this young student guggenheim voted for netanyahu is likud party in previous elections but

we're protecting you let's get more now teri schultz is standing by with the latest from brussels and terry as we heard it there the u.s. president donald trump once again calling for nato allies to spend more on defense now we have nato seventieth birthday can you give send a sas meant of the overall health of the alliance right now. sure sara but first i feel like i have to do just a little bit of fact checking from that statement there president trump's father was actually not born in germany he was born in the united states but moving on to something i'm a bit more specialized in nato budget and spending now when president says he wants countries to spend more on nato what he's actually referring to is the nato guideline for them spending more on their own defense nato doesn't have a big budget it's made up of all the countries the individual allies and their militaries collectively so it is true that the united states spends far more than any european government on defense double the spending in fact you've got countries like spain and belgium spending less than one percent while the u

enchts terry moran live with us from washington tonight. and this conversation troversy o change some what how he come pains. >> he did say that, david. he acknowledged times have changed and he will have to change. that will be a challenge. he first ran for office 50 years ago, a half century ago and he has been a candidate as they used to say press the flesh. that has to change. david. >> terry, thanks. >> the battle over president trump's taxes heating up tonight after house democrats hand-delivered a letter to the irs asking for six years of his returns. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl is here. and jon, the president's lawyer a lawyer for the president sending a letter to the treasury department calling the democrats move "a gross abuse of power"? >> reporter: it's a three page letter, arguments from the legal department and the irs not to turn over the returns. and the laul says it's a transparent effort by one political party to harass the sfishl from the other party because they dislike his politics and speech. an

let's get right to terry moran. a lot of speculation surrounding biden. for a long time now, it's not been a matter of if, but when. >> reporter: he's clearly raring to go. in that thursday morning announcement, declaring he's running, he will be the 20th candidate in the crowded democratic field so far. he will do some media, and his first campaign event monday at a teamsters hall in pittsburgh. emphasizing the lunch pail, labor union politics he's always championed. the third time he's been running for president, the first, way back in 1987. >> terry, many of the national polls show biden is leading among democrats. but this poll in new hampshire, showing sanders leading, then biden, then buttigieg. did the team sense they needed to get in, and fast? >> reporter: it was time. they've laid this plan out. in a crowded field, they know he has to get in. and given his long history, which can be a plus and a minus, elections are generally about tomorrow. he has to make his argument that whatever he's done in the past, he can serve this country going forward.

oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us as reports are coming in say sudan's president omar al bashir has stepped down. ending thirty years of rule the news comes after state media indicated the country's armed forces would be making quote an important announcement that fueled speculation that a coup attempt was underway to oust all this year we have this exclusive footage from the capital khartoum where tens of thousands have been rallying outside sudanese military headquarters it's the sixth straight day of demonstrations calling for cheers resignation clashes between protesters and security forces have left around a dozen people dead. well joining me now from khartoum is alsono z adam a journalist there also doesn't tell us where we're getting reports that the president omar bashir has resigned can you confirm that for us sir i'm afraid we have lost the line to khartoum where hoping to restore that later in this program if we do get else knows he's back on the line we'll be we'll be joining you again taking you again to khartoum again we are getting reports and that the president o

. >> yeah, terry, it was like a sharp twist in a plot. they've been here at this location since 1975 along beach blanket boulevard, mind you. for them it is a major part of their lives, a big part of san francisco now fading to black. beach blanket babylon may be old, but changes nightly with different topical and political skits, outlandish costumes and wigs. and after 45 years, this year will be its last. me it's as mu san francisco's golden gate beach than lombard street. >> reporter: originally supposed to run for b viewed byon, who wears the iconic big hat, has poured her life into the production for 25 years. >> it's the dream come true, really it was. it has been my dream. my dream did come true with beach blanket. >> reporter: they've held more than 17,000 shows, many who have seen it multiple times thanked nelson while waiting in line. >> thank you, thank you for all the years. oh, we loved it. we loved it. >> thank you so much. >> we saw it at christmas. we came back again. this is our fifth time watching the show. we loved it.

hello i'm terry marchin good to have you with us police in sri lanka say the death toll from the devastating wave of bombings on easter sunday has risen sharply to two hundred ninety five hundred people were also injured in the coordinated attacks that targeted churches where worshipers had gathered for easter services and luxury hotels most of the eight bombings appear to have been suicide attacks the government is blaming religious extremists but no group has yet claimed responsibility. just hours after the series of bomb attacks on churches and luxury hotels sri lankan security forces carry out a read on a house in the capital colombo a further explosion rips through the building killing three police officers along with the police special task force the sri lankan military has been deployed in the search for the perpetrators of sunday's deadly bombings. prime minister run ill wickramasinghe paid a visit to one of the three churches that were targeted in the attacks you would like to know that the orders have been given to find those responsible for this security services will be given all

from santa rosa, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> very good sport. thank you, terry. >>> muni is trying to make its train safer after a woman got dragged into the track. our investigative unit started digging after this woman tried to free her fingers after they got trapped in the door of a train. it pulled her right onto the tracks. thankfully she survived. muni's acting transit director tried demonstrating how the alert system for those doors is supposed to work. here she dr closed right on her hand. we asked the mayor about this. >> safety is the most important thing, and so this is have and i have different information, that the trains that we have in service are trains that actually work effectively. >> here's some of the information that we have. muni says it's disabling those rear doors on the newer trains for now. it also wants to put off a vote on its own $63 million plan to put 150 new cars into service. >> well, the days of driving down lombard street in san francisco for free may be in your rearview mirror. they took a vote to tack a toll

oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us the european union has agreed with britain to extend the brakes at deadline by more than six months to october thirty first the deal was struck during late night talks in bro. sparing the u.k. from a no deal to poor parcher at the end of this week friday mr theresa may says she aims to leave as soon as possible may is back at it again today with an address to british m.p.'s trying to break the political log jam that has blocked brags that so far. british prime minister to resign may returning to the e.u. summit to hear the response of the other twenty seven nations may request a delay to the brakes a deadline to prevent the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. on friday the decision came after five hours of deliberations an extension until the end of october if need be and european council president donald tusk said he had a message for british lawmakers. this extension this as flexible as expected . a little bit shorter than they expected but that's still enough. to find the best possible solution. to not waste this time. but there are condi

we turn our attention to taiwan, where foxconn chairman terry gou said he will be switching hats and running for president at the 2020 elections. this is how he made the announcement. translation: it came to me in a dream. she told me she hoped the people would have a better life. she said they have nurtured you from a child to a grown man. i am her godson. they want to do more for taiwan's people. in his announcement, he refers to the goddess of the sea, a popular goddess of the sea, a popular goddess amongst taoist figures. he has strong business ties with china while the current president has been trying to lean away from beijing. we bring in ourtaiwan trying to lean away from beijing. we bring in our taiwan correspondence as to the latest on whoa terry gou is running for president when he has held no political office. yes, many people would think that at age 68, mrgou people would think that at age 68, mr gou has everything he wants. he is one of the richest men in the world, with 7—$.3 billion. the richest in taiwan. he runs one of the most successful companies, foxconn, the b

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terry holt is joining me, jason nichols, professor at the university of maryland. thank you for listening to that with me. no breaks so stick with us. first of all, i want to talk about the border. there's a question about the president and whether he would close the border. he tweeted over the weekend, the tweet said it was on his mind, that it was an option. he said if mexico doesn't immediately stop illegal immigration coming in to the u.s. through our southern border, i will be closing it next week. then, terry, i think a lot of republicans have been talking, not just republicans, saying let's tap the brakes on that. the president said it is not imminent. he said mexico is trying to stop people from coming into our country. your thoughts? >> this is how this developed over the weekend. it's amazing how we have policy making out in the media, this is the president responding to republican republicans who didn't like the idea of closing the border. senator coryn was out talking about it being a bad idea. i think what we see is the president offering an olive bran

yes that last night she doesn't control the langauges the pm gun back or the suspect that terry tool quintile when troops were approaching one of the safe houses in the country if we know right now the sixteen people cared in that vessel including the supervising them and solve them also suspect the suicide bombers who blew themselves off when they were calling up inside the state how do you see me as an six children who also among those killed a place a safe house then one of this week's exile mosaics go there it seems has a car and three games i ever had cordoned off and across with you know the mainstream media and there's a massive special operation ongoing search for more terrorists who i believe to be hiding in that the area. a massive search operation as you say you know there have been a series of arrests and police raids across the country since the easter sunday attacks have. they can make it yes in fact again the last twenty four are trying to more suspects were arrested from throughout the country and right now we do know that there are over ninety suspects wanting police