ing good morning, organizers say a million people will visit the iowa state fair, but it s just one person who managed to steal the show this weekend. we were with billionaire and gop front-runner donald trump every step of the way. trump, front and center, from the start. you re going to love me in terms of immigration and illegal immigration. we re building a wall it s going to be a wall that nobody s going through my wall, when trump builds wall i build walls. i don t think i have made mistakes. you want to know what things i m going to differently for this country? almost everything. everything we do is wrong. the military, we re not taking care of the military. not taking care of our veterans. we re not taking care of our country. we re not taking care of our finances and our trade deals. we don t have victories. this morning, so many new questions about 2016, can donald trump keep up this momentum? how will his opponents step out of his shadow? we ll ask two top
i m facing charges of leaking grand jury material and perjuring myself over it. i m not a victim. but in explaining her overarching theory, this is what she said. it began with a group of state prosecutors and judges passing pornographic, racially-offensive, and religiously-offensive e-mails amongst each other. so, it s not about the charges, it s about people hiding pornographic e-mails. is there any way in which this makes sense? is this a diversion? is it a threat? other names could be connected to this. is there anything that makes sense about what she came out and said this week? well, i just find it confusing. judge carpenter has not entered an order freezing those e-mails. there s no such order. she hasn t filed a petition with him to release the e-mails, which he hasn t ordered they cannot be released. it s a very circular argument that she s making, and the final piece of it is, i don t see, even if you accept her argument, any evidence that risa vetri ferman,
success takes partnership, and only through discipline and trust can we create something greater than ourselves. mufg, we build relationships that build the world. and now, bbc world news america. this is bbc world news america . reporting from washington i am katty kay. a year after mostul fell we have a look inside the iraqi city. 100,000 migrants have crossed the mediterranean. to those carrying out the operations of rescue this is an overwhelming task. katty: it was the audrey hepburn to which raised breakfast at tiffany s. moon river is reaching a whole new audience. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. president obama is weighing options to strengthen iraq s bottle iraq s battle against the islamic state. the joint chief s words, a year after mosul felt. we have a rare look inside. aging to the frontline near mosul guarded by kurdish fighter. among them is abarhi, driven from the city when the islamic state
halfway into the week. it is a day without women, national women s day, so i m wearing red. we already honoring that all morning long. you look very dapper as always. thank you, dear. there is some red in here. yep, there is. little splatter of paint. we ve one more round of rain and then pretty decent day ahead. but there is the round every rain that has yet to come three. this was a weak cold front. really won t change our temperatures too much. we still expect to get into the 60s. and i think whatever rain you see this morning is not going to be a whole lot. look at these temperatures. we re already in the 60s. sixty-one in philadelphia, 49 in lancaster, 50 mount pocono, a 054 in wildwood. look at the seven day forecast, not what i wanted to do there. so we re going to just that s just bob kelly take over right now and let me get my act together because i loaded the wrong show, bob kelly. we get better as the morning goes on, trust me, hang with us, 4
the weapon. but he turned it on them instead says chief garcia. reporter:family members are discounting reports that nunez was depressed. they say he had a learning disability and may have been upset because he missed a recent family reunion. sandy sanchez/victim s aunt why must they shoot to kill. his life was just beginning at only 18 years old. now i have to bury my son. (crying) vicki:an east bay student, overseas for an internship, killed when islamic militants took over a bakery in bangladesh last week. today, her friends and others paid tribute to the student at a special vigil. kron four s terisa estacio. tells us what we are learning about the student and how this is causing some students to question their safety while abroad. (crying) reporter: kroll with more than 100 came here to pay their respects and talk to one another. i felt so connected to hard. to hear what everyone had to say about her. i felt connected to her reporter: father was outside the