paviot, the president of the foreign press association and uk correspondent for france 24. stay with us for that. good evening. prosecutors in sweden say they re considering whether to reopen an investigation, into allegations of rape against the founder of wikileaks, julian assange. he was arrested yesterday, following ecuador‘s decision to revoke his asylum at its embassy in london, after nearly seven years. the us wants him extradited to face charges of conspiracy to hack a government computer, but labour says he shouldn t be sent to america. here s tom symonds. swedish prosecutors have been pursuing julian assange for years about rape, coercion and molestation allegations. he took refuge in the ecuadorian embassy. eventually, the prosecutors stopped trying to question him. but when the metropolitan police dragged him into custody, they got a second chance. they have until next august to restart the rape investigation. would extradite him to the us. now britain s conside
those stories, plus saying good-bye. family, friends and stars come together to celebrate the life of nipsey hussle. love you, nipsey the latest rocket launch. and game on. millions around the globe set for the long awaited return of game of thrones this weekend as winter is coming for the last time. today, friday, april 12, 2019. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. welcome to today. nice to have you with us on a friday morning. hoda is off. craig is here and made a request we play the game of thrones music for the entire show. do you hear that? you got excited. we talked about what makes the show special besides the n cinematography. i m hoping to binge watch. let s get to the top story. the white house reportedly pushing a plan that would have released migrants detained at the border to sanctuary cities. the to have was said to be retribution against the
the numbers are trickling in. the lines were waited to cast thier votes during the colorado 9-news reporter here to break down results. tarhonda, bernie sanders had the on colorado? he sure did. sanders got a big victory in the centennial state. .after his supporters turned out in droves. the lines for several democratic the block. some even forced people out once buildings reached fire capacity. in the end, it looked like many of the people who showed up in overflow crowds were sanders supporters. they helped him pick up colorado s delegates. he won minnesota, oklahoma and his home state of vermont, too. but hillary clinton was the big winner for the democrats. she picked up seven states. including texas. that was one of the states that donald trump lost. ted cruz won his alaska. marco rubio carried minnesota. but trump swept the rest seven states.. including several states in the south. he says now he s focused on hillary clinton. clinton, meanwhile, threw some ja
subject of a study involving researchers here in colorado. a pair of bad overnight crashes to tell you about first. the first happened around 1:30 at broadway and louisiana. the driver was taken to louisiana after his car rolled in the northbound lane of broadway. the second happened shortly after 2:00. the driver flipped his suv and knocked down a traffic light at colfax and cherry. police believe he was driving drunk. it is 6:01 on this wednesday morning. good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. it s already pretty warm, and the sun is just going to peek out. marty coniglio is in the backyard. warm but a repeat of the wind today. it s already in and near the foothills. we re seeing wind gusts between 25 and 50 miles per hour already. they re starting the move down. we see boulder now up to 36 mile-per-hour winds. that s pushed temperatures into the 50s at the base of the foothills. now, the farther you get away from the foothills, the cooler we have 30s and 40
hi, everyone. i m nicolle wallace. it s 3:00 p.m. in the east. 12 noon out west. brian williams will be back with us at this time tomorrow. we begin with the facts and headlines as we know them at this hour. the coronavirus is spreading faster than at any point in the pandemic. as 22 states and 2 u.s. territories have set new daily infection records just since july 1st. 75,000 new cases were reported just yesterday, the highest single-day total yet. that brings the number of confirmed infections in the united states to nearly 3.5 million with the death toll climbing to 138,000 souls. the university of washington institute for health metricses and evaluation, a model once touted by the white house now projects that the virus could now kill more than 224,000 americans by november 1st. former fda commissioner scott gottlieb say new cases will slow. arizona looks like it s the upper limited of its testing capacity. we ll start to see new cases on a daily basis to start slow t