heather watson is out of the miami 0pen tennis after losing in the first round. the british number two was beaten by brazil's beatriz haddad maia, who's ranked eight places higher than watson in the world rankings in straight sets. defending championjohanna konta has a bye into round two. england scrum half danny care admits the team "let the fans down" down" in their dismal six nations campaign. england finished fifth in the table after losing their final three matches, compounded at twickenham on saturday as ireland won the grand slam. pundits have called for widespread changes within the england setup, but speaking on 5 live's rugby union weekly, care said the situation is a positive wake up call for the team. if we had won another six nations and won another game, we would be on a cloud and think everything is great. as players, it has been a tough last eight weeks. we have trained incredibly hard, and not to see the results we have been seeing, we have been spoilt with the wins and the manner of wins we have had. in the last couple of years, decisions have g

john watson by the banks of the river for john watson by the banks of the riverfor us. voiceover: traditional jewel on the thames. under overcast skies, a battle for clearwater, cambridge starting on the south side, soon had the pick of it, calm waters and calm heads, building a lead they would never relent quick. co-commentator: cambridge seem to be entering a period of some dominance. four members of this group howard cambridge to a course record last year, the return ushering in an ear of light blue dominance, back—to—back wins for the first time in19 back—to—back wins for the first time in 19 years. after defeat to oxford last year, can the cambridge crew in the men's race that's the performance? they started as strongly, with a lead comes the advantage of plotting the best course. “— advantage of plotting the best course. —— match that performance. the men demonstrated power and control, with the tallest man to compete in the boat race, cambridge's jim letten at compete in the boat race, cambridge'sjim letten at six foot ten, the lead took them to t

not great news for heather watson, though, she is out at indian wells. shejust cannot though, she is out at indian wells. she just cannot beat victoria azarenka, this is the sixth time they have met and the sixth time watson have lost. rory mcilroy‘s masters preparations took a bit of a knock on the opening day of the valspar championship in florida. he started with 10 straight pars, but things then fell apart and he dropped three shots, to finish with a 7k. he's seven shots behind the leader corey conners. before the tournament, mcilroy said he was "totally ready" for the masters — the only major he's yet to win. it starts at augusta national on 5th april. that is all the sport for now, you can find more on the website and i will have more in the next hour, see you then. thanks, hugh. back to our top story. questions are still being asked as to why the former russian double—agent sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were targeted after being exposed to a nerve agent in salisbury — they were found collapsed on a park bench on sunday afternoon. o

tom watson referred to that at the beginning of his remarks. if i thought for one moment he held those views contained in that leaflet of 57 years ago, i would not have given him the time of day. he is a man, though, who, in the face of great family tragedy, and overwhelming media intimidation, chose to use his limited resources to support the weak against the strong. he said the announcement was a breach of trust to families, like millie dowler‘s. let me close with the words of former prime minister, david cameron, to the leveson inquiry in june 2012. i will never forget meeting the dowlerfamily in downing street, to run through the terms of this enquiry with them. and to hear what they had been through and how it had redoubled, trebled the pain and agony they had been through over losing millie. i will never forget that. and that is the test of all of this. it's not, do the politicians or the press feel happy with what we get? it is, are we really protecting people who have been caught up and absolutely thrown to the wolves by this process?

the bbc‘s rob watson reports. breaking up was never going to be easy, as efforts to finalise the divorce agreement, the withdrawal treaty as it's known in brussels, are proving. "don't blame us," says the eu negotiator michel barnier. it was the uk that wants to leave, throwing up all sorts of problems, including the thorny issue of the border between northern ireland and the irish republic. translation: i am not trying to provoke or create shock waves. i want this negotiation to be a success, but let me remind you that it was uk's decision to leave, and as i said from the beginning, no one should underestimate the consequences of this action. that northern ireland might almost effectively stay in the eu to avoid a hard border brought a hard response from theresa may. said she would sign and no such treaty. the draft legal text the commission have published would if implemented undermine the uk common market and threaten constitutional intregrity of the uk by creating a customs and regulatory border down the irish

katy watson, bbc news, in bogota. there is more detail on the website, including how they got to this point. the bbc is making an unprecedented appeal to the united nations. the corporation is urging the un human rights council to support the staff and families of its persian service, which broadcasts from london into iran and the region. the council in geneva is due to begin discussion later of an official report describing how the families of bbc staff in iran being subjected to arrest, detention and travel bans. from geneva, our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins, reports. the bbc has been broadcasting its persian tv service from london since 2009. iranian authorities have never liked the challenge to their own domestic media which could easily be influenced or controlled. this is just one of the many staff at bbc persia who say they and their families in iran have been threatened or intimidated by iranian authorities trying to get them to quit. in one case, a ten year old and 90—year—old were interrogated

rob watson reports. breaking up was never going to be easy, as efforts to finalise the divorce agreement, the withdrawal treaty as it's known in brussels, are proving. "don't blame us," says the eu negotiator michel barnier. it was the uk that wants to leave, throwing up all sorts of problems, including the thorny issue of the border between northern ireland and the irish republic. translation: i am not trying to provoke or create shock waves. i want this negotiation to be a success, but let me remind you that it was uk's decision to leave, and as i said from the beginning, no one should underestimate the consequences of this action. that northern ireland might almost effectively stay in the eu to avoid a hard border brought a hard response from theresa may. she said she would sign no such treaty. the draft legal text the commission have published would if implemented undermine the uk common market and threaten constitutional intregrity of the uk by creating a customs and regulatory border down the irish

watson was five up after just five holes. on ten bubba rolls in his second birdie of the match to go up seven. watson winning 7 and 6 his second win in his last four tournaments. he's already won the green jacket he's got to be a favorite along with bill. tiger is the story. it's going to be great stuff. >> i can't get enough of sister jean either. i love what you said in your game day about what she gave up for lint. >> losing. hopefully she doesn't break that. >> coming up in our next half hour mark zuckerberg issues a full page apology for the facebook data mining scandal but lawmakers say they won't be satisfied until he is in the hot seat on capitol hill. >> and later this bay area theater troupe is on a mission to bring some color to the classics. we'll take you behind the scenes with the african american shakespeare company. brawls breaking out on a san francisco street. they happened along broadway -- as people were just finishing their saint patrick's day celebr >>> new video of a series of brawls breaking out on a s

john watson, bbc news. she's barely old enough to hold a licence, but british teenager shanel drewe has already carved out a career as a professional racing driver. it's a costly pursuit, and as she seeks funding for the next year, she's facing the toughest test of her skills in some of the most challenging driving conditions on earth, close to the arctic circle in sweden. pam caulfield went to meet her there. she isjust 17, she isjust17, but her career is moving fast. last season she can run up moving fast. last season she can run up in the middle and clio cup series, a launchpad for many drivers. she was the youngest and the only woman on the grid. she is also managed to achieve straight 80s and a stars in her gcses and is now studying full—time for her a levels. it has been really demanding. i mean, people at home, here, and the couege mean, people at home, here, and the college and school never really understood what i got up to at the weekend. never understood the sacrifices i had to make to be a suc

rob watson, bbc news. jane: quick look at the day's other news. large parts of eure have endured another day of freezing conditions as theia sib weather system continues to bring chaos. the number of weather-related deaths rose to 55. in parts of croatia, temperatures plummeted to -23 s degrees, and placee covered in snow. italy is stuck in subzeres temperatur snow blanketed the cities of venice and florence. a british man has beencted of deliberately running over a somali woman in the city of e leicester last year becae was wearing a hijab. a court heard that he tried to kill the woman in what he saw as revenge for attacks by militant islamists. pictures have emergeraof a hiking t in brazil that was turned into an underwater world by heavy rain. the trial at an ecotourism site -- the trail at an ecotourism site in the south of the country was flooded with crystal-clear water from a nearby river last month. local people say it is a very rare phenomenon that happens only when it rains more than 15 centimeters at once. attackers in burkina faso's ca

niners linebacker dekoda watson surprised the kids... entering the theater with a "black panther" statue in his arms watson is actually a big fan of marvel comics and collects figures and statues of various marvel heroes... such as spiderman... the hulk... and many more it wasn't the first time it wasn't the first time watson has seen "blanck panther"... but he was more watch it against with the kids the san jose sharks involved in good thing number 4... the sharks doing their thing for kids... mascot s-j sharkie leading the way for the newly acquired evander kane... who surprised students at who surprised students at jeanne meadows elementary school in san jose today... they came with school and athletic supplies... books... furniture as well as school projects to aid then kids' educationwas picked based on need... more than 75-percent of the students at the school are low income kane spoke to the kids... then took their questions... he isoff to a greatstart with the sharks... scoring a career-high 4 goals last friday in a win over the

cnn's ivan watson live in bangkok with this strange tail. ivan? >> reporter: yes, strange tale and that's the big question, is this young woman credible. 21 years old, called herself and actually uses a sued nim, now she told me through the bars of this sweltering immigration detention center where i spoke to her that she wants to work with u.s. investigators to help give information about alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election but she doesn't want to give it if she's going to be deported back to russia, which is probably a fate that awaits her after she got in trouble here. she claimed to me that she knew about meetings between a russian billionaire and americans that she wouldn't name and that they discussed plans for impacting the u.s. election. now this could all sound like a desperate get out of jail free plan, except that this young woman's instagram account shows pictures of her with this russian oligarch on the back of a private yacht and it was subsequently discovered that another man in those photos was none other than the deputy

watson will set up for another former pirate. both addressed critical off season needs and both players should make this team a lot better in 2018. in scottsdale, scott reiss, ktvu. >>> former espn sportscaster chris berman is getting great reviews after he was the team manager with the giants. he worked with the coaching team and mid a -- made a mid- inning pitching change. the long time giants fan also honored his late wife. he was wearing number 83. that was the year he and his wife were married. kathy berman was killed last may in a car crash. chris berman was at a giants mets game in new york when the police contacted him. according to the mercury news e. he said he is great -- he said he is grateful for the giants executive and the manager for checking on him since she died. >>> 5:45 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. what are you keeping an eye on. >> we are looking to see how fast we are ramping up here dave and pam i see traffic is getting a little bit more crowded all over the place

positive thing and there isn't that the way the cookie crumbles if you are working on wall street dr watson well i don't think. economic policies that don't favor wolves three are the same as bernie sanders well as the it's the don't they are both great just because wall street loses doesn't mean automatically means three yangs their money i think there's a national security strategy but i think the national security the state has taken over and what they're trying to do is play the game of international diplomacy that is not going to help either wall street or main street they can both be losers if the economy is being mismanaged and it looks to me like trump and the republicans are mismanaging out the economy for instance if. wanted to know wall street what he would really do would be to build up infrastructure. and some set up infrastructure he would lower the cost of doing business for wall street there's no let me jump in here for a second because you know america's biggest competition globally would be china china of course as an adult policy and it's a top down hierarchical approach

iain watson, bbc news, westminster. a car bomb has targeted the head of security in the egyptian city of alexandria. the minister survived, but two policemen were killed and five others were injured. the attack comes two days ahead of the presidential election. the headlines on bbc news: hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets across the united states for mass demonstrations in support of gun control. france will organise a national tribute for the policeman who died after changing places with hostages during yesterday's terror attack at a supermarket. the labour mp owen smith sasteremy corbyn made a mistake by sacking him from the shadow cabinet for calling for another eu referendum. sport now and we have a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. australia's cameron bancroft is caught ball tampering with his captain, steve smith, admitting that he knew. he knew in advance. he was caught on camera during day three of the third test in cape town using a piece of sticky tape to work on the ball, he then hit

give iain watson, is in westminster. us a sense of the t what give us a sense of the detail of what is said in the letter. yes, we have the letter here, released a few minutes ago by the board of deputies of the british leadership council, effectively accusing jeremy corbyn of issuing empty statements against anti—semitism but doing nothing to address it and more than that, that he himself has sided with anti—semites and they are planning to demonstrate at westminster tomorrow. whatjeremy corbyn has donein tomorrow. whatjeremy corbyn has done in response isn't what he's done in response isn't what he's donein done in response isn't what he's done in the past, he hasn't simply said he regrets anti—semitism or that he opposes it, instead we are getting an apology. he says he is sincerely sorry for the pain that anti—semitism has caused in what he calls pockets of the labour party and he is committed to stamping it out. this comes after criticism from some of his own mps. a facebook post from jeremy corbyn in 2012 came to light last week. he appeared to oppose the taking down of a

ivan watson in seoul. thank you so much. >>> one of the victims of the california veterans home shooting was pregnant when she was killed. we've got new details on that shooter ahead. >>> also, thousands of students and teachers are planning to walk out of schools this coming wednesday, march 14th. they're doing so in memory of the parkland students killed in that massacre but there are some schools that are saying get ready to be suspended if you do so. ways to lose stubborn belly fat. the roasted core wrap. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some rare side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today... for your chance to win a free treatment. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't work

john watson in putney. the former shadow northern ireland secretary, owen smith, has said he will continue to oppose labour's stance on brexit after he was sacked for calling for a second referendum on the terms of the final leave deal. mr smith said he believed jeremy corbyn wanted to adopt a more euro sceptic approach, which he believed would damage the country's economy. he said he was speaking up for the majority of labour party members on the issue of brexit. labour members have been speaking out strongly. we passed a resolution at conference last year that was, frankly, exactly the same as what i said in my article. and members across the country have been contacting me before and after my sacking to say that this is what they believe. the vast majority of labour members support us taking a much tougher stance against brexit, and that's what i think jeremy corbyn and the leadership of the labour party need to do. let's talk to alan wager from the independent academic think tank uk in a changing europe

here's iain watson once more. there could be a very simple explanation for vote leave's victory. they may well have run a better campaign and, well, more voters wanted to leave the eu than remain. but one of vote leave's volunteers claims that the main brexit campaign didn't play by the rules, and spent more money than was allowed. vote leave was permitted to spend £7 million but as they approached that limit they gave an additional £625,000 to smaller operations, called beleave, which is fine just so long as beleave was a genuinely independent campaign. but it is alleged it may have been nothing more than a front for vote leave itself. there was coordination, they say there wasn't but there was. beleave was set up by vote leave and until after the referendum we were constantly communicating with senior members of vote leave, being instructed by them, before and after the referendum. shahmir sanni claims that vote leave and beleave were so interlinked that they even shared the same computer drives. that level of coordination he says would break electoral law. but in a tweet, le

change in economics and the models that have been looked at and examined now for two hundred years dr watson yes i have to admit you're right it is a seismic change and it's a race to the bottom and it goes hand in hand with the occasion you're seeing so to the extent that. the artificial intelligence doesn't mean higher quality of life it may very well mean the kind of managerial program that's what you know it results in a lower quality of life for most people just like drivers earn less than the minimum wage people going to work for amazon are notoriously. short lived where they're burned out it's. a place where the workers apparently you know. are feeling pretty exploited so right into this mix donald trump is coming out and saying hey you know we're going to put some extra tax dollars in your pocket the form of cash we're going to we're going to bring tariffs on to give steel workers some high wage jobs and you know this is a vote winner and against a backdrop of fear the average worker is scared to death because they also implicit and this kind of cycle economically would be a trend to

john watson is in dublin. crucial weekend in rugby union six nations championship. nations championship. nations champions, their third title in five years. in five years. that ireland will have this wrapped up? up? here underjoe schmidt, they have one 19 of their last 20 games here. one 19 of their last 20 games here. irish team is a mighty tough challenge. challenge. beat, but scotland's last i win —— away win came in eight years ago. away win came in eight years ago. all teams struggle. again and tried to quieten the road and put doubt in this irish team. and put doubt in this irish team. perform as well as they can. it will be fascinating to watch. be fascinating to watch. win was here in dublin eight years ago. ago. hopefully that may play in their favour tomorrow. their favour tomorrow. of imprisoned politicians in his native catalonia. message after it was seen in the cup tie at wigan. he can only wear it pre—and post match. no longer wear it on the touchline. south africa have the upper hand at port elizabeth. port elizabeth. top scorer with 63 as the

we have ivan watson live with the details in seoul. good morning, ivan. >> reporter: officials met, dave, and agreed on a day on april 27th for the leaders of north and south korea to sit down face-to-face and talk. that will be the third time ever in history that the north and south korean leaders meet face-to-face. the south korean delegate says the two leaders will likely discuss at that meeting denuclearization. that is the elephant in the room here. north korea and its arsenal of nuclear weapons. according to chinese state media when kim jong un had the secret meeting in beijing, the summit with the chinese leader xi jinping, he mentioned the possibility of denuclearization provided south korea and the u.s. cooperate. in the past, north korea has said no way. there is no negotiating when it comes to its nuclear weapons. it is existential issue for the security. it is the big topic on the agenda here. there is a lot of shuttle diplomacy going along across east asia. top envoy from china here in seoul meeting with top officials who,

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heather watson's miserable run of form and is. she was beaten by the brazilian, her sixth straight defeat. defending champion joanna konta has a buy into round 2. with snooker‘s world championship in sheffield just a month away, ronnie o'sullivan's gearing up nicely as he bids for a 6th title at the crucible. he's through to the quarter—finals of the players championship after a 6—1 victory over graeme dott. the rocket rarely looked troubled — he'll face china's ding junhui in the last eight in llandudno. finally, take a look at this. a ratty from the badminton championship. women's doubles match. we've had to speed it up because they're in mind, the average rally lankan badminton is about 13 shots but these four get up to 102 apparently. you get into something like this. the competitive element is lost because you want to keep it going. have you ever had that? like that episode of friends were they throw the ball and they realise it's been a long time. christmas 2015 was when nadja ensink should have been celebrating when

tom watson was probably one of main reasons she stood down. he made it plain she had i'io stood down. he made it plain she had no option. why jeremy stood down. he made it plain she had no option. whyjeremy corbyn hadn't put pressure. we don't know if he had a word with her. as far as i know publicly he has not. the puzzle is why has it taken so long? we have gotan is why has it taken so long? we have got an easter weekend with not much political news and they have allowed the story to go on for another day. this story also details that john mann, labourmp, who this story also details that john mann, labour mp, who said he wanted ken livingstone out of labour party is saying that again, because of what ken livingstone said on this. we have the ex—mp tristram hunt calling for the london mayor and david miliband to launch a new party. the journalist, who i respect, ran a piece saying that in his view this could be the end of jeremy corbyn and the labour party as we know it. but set against that as we know it. but set against that a poll in the

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rugby union, and the bath and england back anthony watson will miss the rest of the season with an achilles injury. he was withdrawn after 3a minutes of england's six nations defeat to ireland on saturday, and he's expected to be out for around six months. that will rule him out of the tour injune to south africa. wales have named justin tipuric in their sevens squad for the upcoming commonwealth games. back row tipuric played in all five of wales' six nations matches — scoring against italy, too. he's joined in the squad for the gold coast by fellow 15s member hallam amos. after missing the six nations with a knee injury, it's been confirmed that wales scrum—half rhys webb is out for the rest of the season. the 29—year—old may well have played his last match for club and country as he leaves ospreys to join toulon in the summer. here is a fairly bizarre story. world rugby are investigating belgium's world cup qualifying win over spain in brussels. the match referee was romanian — and spain's defeat meant that romania took the automatic qualifying spot, with spain having to face t

bubba watson, he is playing as well as in a couple of years. bubba being bubba. shaping shots like this. en he win there is. bubba faces justin thomas winning three straight on the back nine. if if thomas reaches the finals he takes over number one in the world. cinderella is still alive. loyala knock of we'll have the highlights for you at urk 9:00 and 11:00. that's the seem with sister jean. >> i was about to say that. >> unbelievable story. that's the beauty of march madness. >> i like that ones tns in thomas reaches the final he takes over number one in the world. nobody said that to me before thank you, mike. >> just ahead it's going to be lights out tonight in the bay area. >> the reason several get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event. hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, that's tangella, this is our haunted house and every saturday night on kofy tv-20

and bubba watson wins the wgc world match play title with a convincing win over kevin kisner. hello and welcome to the programmes. plenty to get through but only one place to start and that's with the weekend's big cricket story, australian captain steve smith has been banned for one match and find his entire match fee by the cricketing world governing body for his part in able tampering incident in south africa. the home side won the third test by three to two runs. andy swiss takes up the story. in the eye of a cricketing storm, steve smith glued onto the field in cape town, the world's best batsman given one of its worst receptions after a scandal which has shocked a sport and shamed a nation —— booed. smith had orchestrated a plan to cheat by getting his teammate, cameron bancroft, to

watson was also a prolific r of his own travels around the world and in the united states. when i was working on the paintings of battlefields in the 1990's, i came upon the writings of jv jackson. i am sure a lot of you know his work. he is extremely influential to urban planners, landscapers. and virtually unknown by landscape painters. we owe him a lot in terms of opening our eyes to what landscape actually is. a lot of people assume landscaping is just scenery or property. but as jackson says, landscapes do not occur in nature but are created when people adapt terrain to their use. by creating landscapes, people are trying to accelerate or hinder the process of nature and thereby take on the role of time. there are all these wonderful ideas about landscape that i think artists were more connected to in the 19th century. they were more involved in trying to construct a narrative through their paintings. think about thomas moran, the selling of the whole idea of national parks. a lot of these artists would accompany expeditions. they would not find mineral wealth, but the

e-mail dated 2/22/18 from sarah watson. >> public comment on this item. >> it is closed. >> i do have a question regarding that. >> yes, commissioner covington. i would like to ask the chief to give us a background on that particular e-mail. go ahead and ask your question. >> my question was the the chief -- if the chief of the department and the chief of ems had received a copy of this letter, the e-mail? >> yes, they both received it. then i look forward to their feedback regarding the letter. the e-mail. >> we will put that on the agenda. >> i thought that because it was on the agenda. it wasn't specific. it was general. i wonder if this because this appears on our agenda quite frequently. perhaps we need a deeper level of specificity regarding this. correspondence received since last meeting. we are asking the public to comment on it but we don't have any discussion, and the communication came to us. all right. >> i am not sure why we can't have the chief give background on the issue. it is on the agenda. e-mail dated 2/22/18 from sarah watson. >> i am happy to discuss it briefly.

cnn's ivan watson has the latest from seoul. ivan. >> reporter: we found out the be meeting, the third summit with north and south carolina leadko will take place along the demilitarized zone on april 27th. this announcement comes just after the north korean leader add a summit with the leader of china in beijing. they did not announce the meeting had taken place until after the four-day visit was over. they made that grand reveal after it was over. we know that president trump intends to meet with kim jong un, after the south korean summit on april 27th. kim jong un has gone from a p pairaih to now the prettiest girl at the high school dance. japan is trying to reach out, including the north korean embassy in beijing and trying to meet with him with a flurry of diplomacy in east asia. >> just try to unsee the image as the prettiest girl at the dance. >>> 68 people killed in a fire at the police detention center in venezuela. police used tear gas to disburse people outside the jail. this is the third major uprising at the venezu

earlier our political correspondent iain watson the details earlier. the number of people signing this letter has been going up, the pressure onjeremy corbyn is increasing, a week on from when labour was criticised on that facebook post from 2025 —— 2012 which was apparently depicting an anti—semitic image. a week on, the issueis anti—semitic image. a week on, the issue is still dominating. effectively, these mps and peers are asking ina effectively, these mps and peers are asking in a letterfor christine shaw cropped to be off the national executive committee, but the argument they are making is that jeremy corbyn should put his final words of the past week into action, issuing a message and video saying he'd be an ally for the struggle against and he'd be an ally for the struggle againstand —— he'd be an ally for the struggle against and —— struggle against anti—semitism. they are saying, if you are an ally, why not express your displeasure and at least urge christine shaw cropped to go? the person who organised the letter, told us

ivan watson live with us from seoul with the latest. ivan? >> reporter: dave, this was a surprise summit. we did not hear about the four-day visit of north korea's leader, his first overseas trip since he assumed the throne in pyongyang more than six years ago, we didn't hear about it until after he got back to north korea. that's when china and north korea both made the announcement that the visit had taken place in the first place. and to add to the peculiarities about it, he traveled to and from china aboard a very long train, along with his entourage. a secret train, you could describe it that way. now china is north korea's oldest and most important ally, but the relationship has been frosty in recent years. partially due to north korea's nuclear weapons tests and its frequent ballistic missile launches which are all banned by united nations security council resolutions. xi jinping, he basically brushed that away, rolled out the red carpet for kim jong-un, talked about their alliance being a strategic choice, and kim jong-un dangled the

you're getting a look at left- hander tony watson, one of the newcomers. and lots of new faces here. a lot of veteran presence over all in the roster. we got a talk to one of the guys that you will want to get acquainted with. we almost got hit by a ball. good thing we're off camera. steven duggar is potentially a center fielder. he is happy as a rookie outfielder to be part of what is the giants organization and the culture that they have here. >> if you follow baseball in general, you know, you're not ignoring world series championships in a short period of time. so being able to be drafted by these guys and this organization -- i've said it before. the culture that they have here, you know, just from talking to other guys, it's a real family culture. i mean, they really care about you. you know, you as a player and a human here. it's -- it's been incredible, to be honest with you. the experience so far has been unbelievable. everybody is willing to help. we truly do dedicate ourselves to winning. >> reporter: that is steven duggar. real talented guy. i'

. >>> 20-year-old tara watson says walmart and dick's sporting goods are this committing against him because of his age. the two store chains band gun sales to anyone younger than 21. watson says in oregon, the law allows the sales of shotguns and rifles to anyone 18 or older and both stores receipt -- refused to sell him a rifle after checking his i.d. walmart says it will defend its policy. >>> the fbi is investigating after a passenger tried to open a plane door while in flight. >> i am god. i am god. i am god. >> video from another passenger 's phone. you can hear the woman yelling i am god several times. other passengers stopped her from trying to open the plane's door and held her down until they landed in boise. police were waiting for the -- her there. police are not releasing any other information about her except that she is from idaho and that no one on board the plane was hurt. >>> 6:36. a fremont man is being linked to a cold case that dates back to 1986. involving two women whose bodies were found along a remote road. fremont police believed david mish killed 20-year-ol

senior correspondent ivan watson is joining us live now from the south korean capitol. what all do we know about this meeting, ivan? >> reporter: it's going to be a one-day meeting. it's going to take place on april 27th. it will be in the so-called peace village along the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea. and this will be the third time ever that the leaders of these two neighboring countries will sit down face to face. it hasn't happened in more than 10 years. now, the south korean official who led the talks about the talks today in that same compound, he says that on the agenda will be denuclearization, and that's the key question here. is north korea willing to negotiate about trying to dispose of some of its nuclear weapons, some of which were being tested just last year? the chinese, the south koreans say kim jong-un has talked about this as a possibility, but we have not seen any mention of it whatsoever yet in the north korean state media. and in the past, north korea has said this is an unstarter. it will never negotiate about its nuclear

ivan watson is in south korea. kaori enjoji in tokyo. that gives us an understanding of what the reactions and the perspective is from the region. how is that meeting playing at home for mr. trump? lawmakers at both ends of the political spectrum are warning the president tread lightly. >> here's what i'm concerned about. i want the president to succeed. when the president succeeds in negotiations like this, the united states succeeds. it makes us safer. it makes the whole world safer. but i am very, very worried that he's going to go into these negotiations and be taken advantage of. >> let's not be snookered again. let's not be charlie brown to north korea's lucy. we've seen this movie before. that's right. we've called on president trump to make sure that we maintain the maximum pressure. if anything, i would continue to ratchet up sanctions until they have complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. >> the trump administration is backing new gun and school safety proposals nearly a month after a gunman killed 17 people at

ivan watson is in seoul. the fact that there is a date, the fact that we now have things in motion is significant. >> reporter: it is. it will make history. because there have only been two previous summits where north and south korean people, leaders, have met. the last one was more than ten years ago. so this is consequential. you will have the first meeting ever of these two leaders face-to-face on april 27. the south korean official who was leading the south korean delegation at these talks about the talks that took place on the dmz today, he said that the agenda for the summit will include tee nukization de23450c improvement of relations. denuclearization is what all of the tension and the talk is about. what to do about north korea's arsenal of nuclear weapons, its repeated threats to envelope washington, d.c. in fire for example. and the fact that in the past north korea has said it is nonnegotiable disarmament, but now it appears that north korea is inching or dangling the possibility of discussing th

. >> ivan watson joins us live from seoul, south korea. ivan, you listened to that speech by mr. trump like i did, and it's quite striking to hear what he just said. either there is a deal, either there isn't, it doesn't sound so far like there has been a whole lot of preparation on the u.s. side going into this meeting. i know it's still weeks away, but mr. trump is talking about this like it's just any other meeting. >> reporter: well, and what's really striking is we're learning a little bit more from one of the participants in that oval office meeting at the white house on thursday, the meeting that resulted in president trump accepting to have a meeting with the north korean leader. because the leader of the south korean delegation, south korea's national security adviser has just arrived back here in south korea and he told journalists and we have confirmed this from the president's office that at that meeting on thursday it was president trump who was pushing to meet with kim jong-un in april or as early as possible as they put it. in fact, it was the two national security

watson joins us live from the course. what can we expect keko? organisers will help it all passed off without a hitch. off without a hitch. washed up and the race very nearly didn't go ahead. didn't go ahead. had terrible weather and we almost saw the women's boat thing. saw the women's boat thing. cambridge who hold the advantage, with 42 wins oxfords 30. with 42 wins oxfords 30. year when they set a new course record. record. 80 per oxford despite oxford having one of the last five. one of the last five. start as underdogs and the crew is the light of the two books. the light of the two books. heavier, stronger and more powerful of the bugs which tends to win. of the bugs which tends to win. this stretch, this historic stretch of the thames. of the thames. appear that lewis hamilton is getting better and better. getting better and better. said was as close as he could get to perfection. perfection. qualifying, the excitement was understandable. understandable. lewis hamilton and his mercedes team's dominance. team's dominance. did the second se