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pension reform plans. it took minutes for this peaceful process to turn violent _ peaceful process to turn violent. masked protesters viole nt. masked protesters taking _ violent. masked protesters taking on the police. and the bbc is granted rare access to londons new £5 billion super—sewer — aimed at cleaning up the river thames. welcome to the programme. we begin today in the united states, where police who are investigating a mass shooting at a primary school in nashville say ...

of strikes aimed at southern lebanon and gaza. and were learning this morning that the idea has mobilized its reserve forces, the latest on this fluid situation. cnn is on the ground important new jobs numbers just in moments ago, 236,000 jobs added, but that is below expectations. the unemployment rate is down to a low, low low 3.5% there are signs that things might be cooling off. expelled in an extraordinary move. tennessee house republicans vote to remove two young black democratic...

excuse to get yourself out of paying for a babysitter for the day. but sometimes its your co-workers who end up being the babysitter. >> excuse me, these are expensive collectors items. okay? >> do you have any computer games. >> no, i dont have computer games on my work computer. that would be inappropriate. >> yeah, meredith doesnt have any either. its so lame here. >> you are calling your mom meredith? thats very disrespectful. >> pete: the white house celebrated take your child to ...

aaron burnett out front starts now. now a race against time to find survivors in an earthquake thats killed more than 3800 people as they definitely search for survivors. the death toll is rising, and we are have a live report in just a minute. plus, desantis versus disney. why the florida governor cannot quit fighting the most magical place on earth. a place so magical that he reportedly got married there. and putins ex-wife living a life of total luxury, now sanctioned by many ...

and this was the glorious sight over stonehenge. maybe the image of the night. and if there are clear skies tonight, there could be an action replay. our scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie joins us from oban on the west coast. time for a look at the weather. heres louise lear. it is happening again. i was pessimistic if you were watching the six oclock news about how much of the northern lights we would be able to see. this was the western isles around an hour ago and it isntj...

ok. in theaters april 5th. rated pg. good day, im chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. yet another norfolk southern train derails this morning just as the ceo faces members of congress who have a lot of tough questions but dont always get clear answers. a full month after the train crash that got many residents sick, will the railroad keep its word to be in east palestine, ohio, into the future, and what are lawmakers willing to do to make sure he keeps his word...

with joy reid next tonight on "the reidout" -- >> it angered me but i turned to my daughter, who was standing there by me it doesnt take courage to break the law, it takes courage to uphold the law the presidents words were reckless its clear he decided to be part of the problem >> mike pence back in november with about as much anger as pence is able to muster. today, the former vice president presumably said much more to the grand jury in the dojs january 6th probe. also tonight, ...

this confirms the view that digital advertisers are betting on well—established platforms, such as facebook and instagram, in the face of challenging economic conditions. those concerns have led meta and other tech giants to embark on a cost—cutting campaign that has so far resulted in 150,000 lay—offs across the sector. earlier i spoke with ray wang, the founder of the tech advisory firm constellation research and he told me that meta has managed to keep eyeballs on its platform...

are you thinking in the future this is going to be a war that is predominantly fought with drones? [speaking non-english] >> and you dont rule out the possibility that russia could catch up? [speaking non-english] >> so its not the time to get complacent? [speaking non-english] coming up, the true costs of putins war. how do you try to understand why russia would do something like this? >> i dont understand. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? ...

pennsylvania after taking classes remotely. david gives a lot of credit to his favorite teachers. both of davids parents have advanced degrees. but raising someone as gifted as david is challenging. he said because he knows and understands concepts that are, quote, sometimes beyond my understanding. now that he is graduated, david apparently has his futuremap to. >> i want to be an astrophysicist. and i wanted to study black holes. and supernova. >> i am not even sure what they are exa...