luckily i've just been on holiday. you cancelled your holidays? luckily i'vejust been on holiday.lidays? luckily i've just been on holiday. i'm so pleased. good to see you. thank you very much. we will have more on theresa may's decision to hold an election coming up decision to hold an election coming up here on outside source. the uk independence party faces a major test in the general election happens as planned injune. it's almost certain to. its only member of parliament douglas carswell quit the party earlier this month. the leader described the prime minister's decision to soak a snap general election as the mother of all u—turns. general election as the mother of all u-turns. i actually don't think it's very good for the country. it creates instability and strange isn't it that she was saying that nicola sturgeon can't have a referendum on independence before 2020 because it would create uncertainty. a general election creates more uncertainty than anything else. however, ukip will fight it and fight it hard. ok she's invoked article 50, but the negotiations haven't even b

luckily, i had america to back me up.ight now 51% of americans oppose letting any syrian refugees into the u.s. just like we had the guts to say no to jewish refugee children, hungarians fleeing mass murder, and the vietnamese. - you know, i think, maybe we--we have better faith in the people we invite over. - faith? you're talking about the greatest canadian terrorist threat since september 11, 2001, the day nickelback unleashed their breakthrough album, "silver side up" on america. that's a real fact. look it up. - nah, you know what? nickelback's all right. - but you know what isn't all right? terrorists on moose-back crossing our northern border. mr. trudeau, you cannot trust these people. you're gonna breed an isis that's impervious to cold. an ice isis. mr. prime minister, we are sitting here in the wake of so many terror attacks. how can you be sure, letting in all of these refugees, that even if .01% become radicalized, you could be living with 25 different paris attacks, 25 different belgium attacks. how can you

laughter luckily we have some ownership of rex tillerson and his russian counterpart who appear to be grown—ups and talking in the way that you expect credits to talk tillerson says that this is the not the way nuclear superpowers would behave. let's leave their children to one side and let's mean you have a chat about this. it is reassuring, frankly, considering you have someone frankly, considering you have someone in donald trump who appears to behave in a different way depending on whether or not he was allowed as can touristy. i am heartened by the fact that tillerson is in moscow, that he is talking to the russians who are talking back to him, if not necessarily politely. this was an camera, for the sake of the journalist in our look outside the journalist in our look outside the room and once anyone leaves the room it is what matters inside the room. it is interesting that putin said that he was not aware that it was possible for the russian american relationship to deteriorate underobama, and he american relationship to deteriorate under obama, and he is now saying it is reall

. >> luckily some more passersby come along. they come to help the woman. you see her fall on her back, her head hits the pavement. the guy is holding the car trying to keep it from running them both over. the guy with the dash-cam comes out to help. >> does he put it in park. >> he puts it in park and nobody moves. somebody quickly called the ambulance and he said she only had a few grazes. >> whoa. >> hello somebody. >> i hope they have a prescription for this. >> the pharmacy owner, he said we get a lot of sick patients that walk in here. this is the first time a wheel came if the door. >> i am so tired of this. >> really, really tired. >> but luckily nobody was hurt. those two businessmen sitting in the chair was like, you know what, god was protecting us because they weren't seriously hurt. >> in russia they rushed to this dog's rescue. you see there pacing back and forth on this sheet of floating ice. they spot it in the distance. as they slow up, you hear them trying to get the dog's attention. come on. you see one of the hunters lean out of the boat

. >> luckily nba action was indoors as usual. no worry about the weather there.lights from espn. >>> first place on the line in the eastern conference, cavaliers and celtics, from boston. cavaliers open the second quarter on a 22-4 run. lebron james doing it all, the block on marcus smart, high-fives from the fans in boston. 38-22 advantage for cleveland in the second quarter and james just dominated. he had 36 points, ten rebounds and six assists. cavaliers roll, 114-91. their largest margin of victory in boston ever and they look like a pretty safe bet for first place. >> russell westbrook needs one more triple-double to break oscar robertson's record. you really when oscar robertson averaged a triple-double he finished third in the manafort voting that year. >> okay. >> behind bill russell who won it, wilt chamberlain finished second averages 50 points and 25 rebounds and second to bill russian sell. >> wow. >> as the voters pick the guy that meant the most to a team that won the most. westbrook has meant the most to the thunder, one rebound shy of a triple --

luckily he's ok. only had stitches in his lips. a wild pitch by the twins again, are you kidding me? that means go time. ok? i'm coming at you throwing fists. they're goes the brawl. couple guys ejected. but that's what happens. any time you go chin music. that's going to happen. i guarantee for rest of the year, you're going to hear about this for the rest of the year, they're going to be fights, pitches thrown at people. all of that will happen. ok? luckily that guy is ok. they said he's lucky. didn't even hit the helmet. square in the mouth, only stitches. won't miss any games >> he's so lucky he didn't fracture his face. >> fracture, concussion >> everything. >> incredible. >> all right. be sure to join us tonight for fox 29 news, i've got my goloshes as my grandmother would say, >> tomorrow to about wednesday morning. >> sunday night, live lottery drawing up next followed by simpsons, good luck. whoa, look out. (both shout) hey, where's our sailboat? oh. it really tied the room together. yes. that painting was great. derivativ

five years she has studied at the law college, the oldest institution in mumbai, and luckily she gotre was nothing to think about or anything. it was just to accept, and pay the fees. for graduation we were so proud, our daughter is graduating in oxford. so, it was a nice, sunny day. we went there in our indian attire. it's a proud moment for us. i don't want to ask you any questions... i think it's boring for everybody, i get very passionate, and i think it's boring for everybody else who's not a lawyer. the timings are horrible for you guys. yeah, it's a tough balancing task. i only get one day off a week, which is a sunday, but sometimes it also happens that i'm called into the office on a sunday, or i'm expected to work from home. she may be committed to her work, but madhavi's priority is her family. more than half of india's twentysomethings still live with their parents, as she does. the one thing that i have seen is that the family bond is one thing in india that has never changed, and i don't see it changing, and i don't even wish that it changes. though we have different li

luckily no one was inside at the time. but it will still take time to rebuild what's been lost. >> lighthouse in the community is. sad to see it go. >> organist ben jones has been member of the historic presbyterian church, lives new doors down, after 8:30 monday morning he watched it go up in flames. >> we saw the smoke coming out and the parking lot light in the back was flames coming from that. and then i blinked and all the sudden the explosion of flames just up the back there. that porch mainly was engulfed. >> up to 100 firefighters returned to the scene of the two alarm blaze. >> 1885, talking heavy temperature construction, wood, wide open space, so just great grounds for fire to grow. >> despite the challenge, fire chief craig small says crews were able to salvage much of the building which is structurally sounds. >> a shame it happened today but the guy did great job. >> he said luckily this happened one day after easter at a time when no one was inside. the rest, he says, can be replaced. >> i'm sure they'll reb

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and luckily there is some preliminary data that may be -- not just are preterm births declining overall compared to prior decades, but some of these disabilities are on the decline, as well. >> well, that's the good news. >> that is, indeed. >> what are some of the risk factors and some preventive measures that mothers can take? >> so, we usually worry about -- the majority of women who have babies born too soon have done nothing wrong and are -- it's just a biological phenomenon that's little understood in the majority of cases. but risk factors include extremes of body weight. if women are too skinny preconception or too overweight, they might have a higher risk of preterm birth. also smoking may result in higher risk. and of course, multiple gestation's a risk factor for preterm birth. the world health organization recommends a three-year interpregnancy interval, so that's generally healthy for the mother to recover. it's also healthy for future babies. >> we heard a little bit from wendy about how horrible her journey was and how scary that was for her. what is it like from your van

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i wanted to jump up and sing an aria which luckily for all parties involved i refrain from. i realized something else. just talking made me feel better. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. today, booktv is live from the 15th annual annapolis book festival in maryland. beginning at 10:00 eastern, live coverage include the panel discussion on income any quality with the author of two dollars a day, living on almost nothing in america. and stephanie deluca, author of coming of age in the other america. at 11:00 am a discussion on criminal justice with robbie chaudhry and search for truth and justice after syria. watch the 15th annual annapolis book festival live at 10:00 eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> a very very prestigious prep school in the los angeles area where they prep their kids for princeton, yale and all the others, there were kids to listen to my show regularly and they wanted me to come to speak because i am not on the liberal side of their politics. i'm on the conservative side and they never hear conservative speakers at the school so t

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luckily, nobody was hurt. michelle: wizard end to a police chase in michigan. all caught on camera.can see the pickup truck trying to escape from the police. that is when it takes an unexpected turn. literally. >> crashed in. crashed in to the river. michelle: the driver crashed into a river. the officers immediately jumped out. they run to the edge of the water. watch how it plays out >> c'mon, we'll help you out. water is too cold to be in there. >> okay. well, eventually the man gives in and he crawls out. police believe he was probably drunk. he told them he has an outstanding warrant. then added, "i'm so dumb." jonathan: the only thing he said right in the whole exchange. this was caught on video. you talk about police work being dangerous. this is what they came up against the guy. he is holding a machete. feet from the police in michigan. this guy was waving it around. several times. you can see that he is waving at the officers and coming close. charging at him. they don't shoot him. they back off. all the while another officer loading up a shotgun. the gun loaded up with th

a cleavage whilst removing the north part of breasts, but seeking to prefers an upper part which, luckily seemed to be dangerous to the patient, even though he was conducting what was apparently unnecessary operations. he was asked many times by his managers to stop doing that and wouldn't and carried on. the question is, how did it continue, ordered the nhs feel to stop them? if he was being wound up by his superiors on numerous occasions flickering out these unnecessary procedures, why was he allowed to continue practising? the daily mirror says he had 1000 victims, a case which involved under 20 patients, but there are many more are waiting to see the outcome. for the conditions we have spoken to, they have said the checks and bala nces they have said the checks and balances and the safeguards are so much different now compared to when he was doing his operations. these cases did back sometime. as you rightly applied, it would be crazy to try a case

luckily, he does not know about it too much so that is all right, he is yawning and happy with life.and happy with life. for me, it is a different matter altogether, this is a great hope for us to put the odds on the map and hopefully he will live up to everything we expect of him. hopes are very high indeed. frankel, his widely regarded as the greatest ever racehorse, unbeaten in 14 outings, a guineas winner and illustrious career with victory on british champions day. eminent has started his career well with a debut win on newmarket‘s rowley mile, suggesting frankel‘s offspring growing into winning thoroughbreds. it is fantastic to see, the first crop by stuart and the question was whether whether they would train on. often horses will be precocious but he has had winners this season already so clearly the way you look at the horse, eminent here, he looks fantastic. i wish i owned something from frankel. eminent will race at the craven meeting next week, a traditional trial for the guineas where he will hope to follow in his father's footsteps. very important race, frankel demolish

luckily, i can use the cycle track.m the university of glasgow looked at the health of a quarter of a million commuters over five years to examine the benefits of cycling. they found that those using pedal power had... that's compared with people who are driving or using public transport. we need to make it easier for people to cycle, so we need to increase cycle lanes, we need to have cycle and city hire schemes, subsidised bike schemes, have people have showers at work, so they don't feel sweaty when they get to work. there's a whole host of things just to make it easier for the average person to cycle. if we can do that, we'll get more people on their bikes, and we'll improve public health, just like places like amsterdam and copenhagen have done. cycling groups say if we follow the lead of those european cities, we could save money on health care, because fewer of us would become seriously ill. although, of course, cycling can also lead to more accidents and injuries. researchers say walking to work also has some be

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luckily, as hackers get more sophisticated, so are the safeguards protecting sensitive data.re than 5500 databases in the u.s. have been closed. the biggest was the adobe hack in 2015. individuals are not the only ones at risk. the u.s. has been battling an escalating cyber war with countries like china and russia for years. in 2016, multiple u.s. agencies concluded russia was behind the hack of 20,000 democratic national committee emails posted online hoping to influence the election in donald trump's favor. a conclusion that russian president vladimir putin denies. if proper precautions are taken, not all hack attacks have unhappy ending. in may card , 2010, 100 10 million payments were stolen from target but they were useless because the pin codes were encrypted and the banks immediately canceled all of the compromised accounts. here is the argument. cybersecurity is both worse and better than it has ever been. andsheer size, scope, frequency of attacks from hackers have skyrocketed, but the safeguards protecting individuals and corporations are always being improved. the

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i acted in my instincts and put my faith in the universe and luckily, my story will continue. >> jennado you think that's impacted your life purpose? >> for my friends and family, it really helped me focusn more relationship building, caring about others, small moments which are more beautiful. secondly, a purpose of thinking about that night and thinking about how someone can get to a point where violence like that with such ease, it really makes us focus on that kind of problem and thinking about how when kids are growing up and don't have the opportunities, how we can help them so they don't get to this point. >> jenna: you set up an organization to do that. >> the foundation is called strong city. you can go to our website which is myastrong.org we focus on organizations who are already doing a good job in these communities. >> jenna: what a great idea. how are you doing physically after going through this? >> is a true miracle. i have to give credit to my doctors at the university medical center in new orleans. they took incredible care of me. it inspired me as a surgeon myself to

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luckily in other rooms. >> my wife was asleep right there and my kids on the other side. >> reporter: the car came around the curb and then went straight into the mailbox, a fence, went all the way down into the home below, narrowly missing the street. >> there is no streetlights. and the guy came down here. i think he got spooked by another guy coming up here. that is why he did what he did. >> reporter: chp checked out the driver on the scene. they are investigating if speed was a factor. the speed limit here in this unincorporated walnut creek speed at 20 miles per hour. >> this is popular. very popular address for a lot of accidents. this is just incredible. >> upset that people disregard the speed limit like this. >> if he was drive fancy car, i'm not sure how he would have gotten out >> reporter: the driver and family uninjured but the front of their home in pieces. >>> the just has blacklisted 21 employees. the treasury department says they are responsibility for developing chemical weapons. >>> north korea threatening to sink an american aircraft carrier. the uss carl vincent

laughter luckily we have some ownership of rex tillerson and his russian counterpart who appear to ben says that this is the not the way nuclear superpowers would behave. let's leave their children to one side and let's mean you have a chat about this. it is reassuring, frankly, considering you have someone frankly, considering you have someone in donald trump who appears to behave in a different way depending on whether or not he was allowed as can touristy.

. >> after a short safety quiz which luckily was not in hawaiian. >> let's watch that again.we are making, that means hang loose. yet i keep saying, mahalo, thank you. which makes no sense. >> shaka. >> from there my instructor took over. strapping me in. i remained calm. >> not too loose. >> it has to be loose. you have to run. >> finally, it was time to fly. >> three, two, one. launch forward. oh, my god, this is so cool. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to get away i want to fly away ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ got to get away ♪ ♪ i want to get away i want to fly away ♪ >> what a rush. >> would you like to try flying? >> really? i really am flying. ♪ i believe i can fly >> oh, the other way. >> but the big question, could i stick the landing. >> oh, boy. >> clearly my instructor had as much fun as i did. ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah >> just thanking the lord. >> want to go again? that was his reaction. can't imagine why i exhausted him. >> how tough was it sticking the landing? >> a little tough. you are attached to the person. they're so used to following you in sync. some times they pa

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. >> luckily for the home owners, they were not home when it happened. >> we just left on vacation yesterday. then we got the phone call. >> reporter: when we caught up with the family, they were glad that the driver was not hurt but he is not off the hook. police said he would be cited. >> he cited for reckless driving and unsafe driving. >> reporter: while the investigation continues, police determined that alcohol and drotion were not a factor -- drugs were not a factor. the insurance company is handling everything but they are concerned about the way in which the car was pulled from the pool. they were told that cranes would be used but it was towed out of the pool. they will not find out how much damage wa done to the pool until they get home but the home owners are happy that nobody was hurt. >> i am glad nobody was hurt. >>> a loyal highway rated as one of the -- local highway rated as one of the worst commutes in the country is getting a remake. they are going to replace a traffic signal that causes a bottle neck. city leaders said getting to this point required a half cent sales tax

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luckily, the people inside the home got out without being injured and no major damage was done to the building. >>> wawa is celebrating the anniversary of the opening of its very first store with free coffee for customers today. hey, it's not too late to go get one. mayor jim kenney joined wawa officials at 19th and market street this morning. it was on this day back in 1964 that wawa opened its very first store in folsom, delaware county. also today, we got a peek at two new center city wawas coming next year. one store will go to 13th and chestnut. and the other will be going up at 22nd and south street. >> all right. >>> breaking news now. we want to pass along this story from montgomery county. chopper 6 over the scene of a two-alarm fire here. this is the seen of a house fire in the 900 block of comers mil road. the flames igniting just around 5:00 tonight. >> you can see heavy fire coming from the first floor of that two-story house and, of course, spreading there. there are no reports of injuries. we're going to, of course, follow this story for you both on-air and online at 6a

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