campaign manager, andrew gwynne, joins me now from salford. nice of you to join us, andrew gwynne.till believe you can win the general election? well, of course we fight elections to win because we are in this game to change britain for the better. so, before a single vote has been cast for the general election, of course we are fighting for every single labour vote in every part of the united kingdom that we will be contesting. do you believe you can win it on this result? of course, you have to believe in politics that you can win. i do believe that we can win if we get our message across, our policies across. if labour candidates, if labour party members hit the ground. dust ourselves down, we have taken a bruising today in parts of the country. i play tribute to labour candidates and councillors who have you are the head of campaigns now. you recognise, presumably, you are going to have a pretty radical shift, in terms ofs how you get that message out now, what's going to happen? we have five weeks to change the course of the next five years. that's a massive challenge. it's on

gwynn is here with wet weather on the wife night? >> definitely wet weather. you'll need the umbrella, tomorrow, jim, those showers are not going anywhere. as we look at satellite and radar we'll show what you is happening. we have a system moving its way towards the east and with it, it's going to bring a fair amount of rainfall. and we're going to sew that beginning in the overnight hours and lingering through into part of your monday. and a little break here and there and then we'll see some of it developing in the afternoon hours where we could see thunderstorms because we have a cold front associated with it. so here's a look now as you can see it's moving its way across areas of west and into tonight it move its way east as well. we have a few light showers as we start out and becomes a lot more widespread as the night progresses into tomorrow. temperature-wise yes a lot cooler than it has been. not bad tonight. 65 d.c. and 62 mannasas and culpeper and 59 winchester this hour and 62 baltimore and 61 degrees rights now at leonardtown. your planner for tom

andrew gwynne, clearly theresa may wants to get this back onto the issue of leadership and on thatjeremyg to make the best prime minister he lags along with behind theresa may, his challenge traitors to look by ministerial? this issue is that theresa may has had a dreadful election so far. she has been the only party leader in my living memory that has had to strip their manifesto, literally days after it was off the printing press. and the issue is to get across the message of hope and opportunity, of a better, vera brittain. david would like to make this solely about brexit, yes, brexit is important, we are leaving the european union, we wa nt are leaving the european union, we want a labour brexit, focused on jobs and security for working people, not a brexit that works for the square mile alone. but of course the square mile alone. but of course the important thing to come out of this is how we fund our public services, what kind of society do we want? i want to see an nhs which is fully funded, a national care system and an education system that works for all children and young peop

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mr lavery, mr gwynne, where's mr corbyn? he was meant to be here, mr lavery.e was meant to be here, but things happened and mr corbyn is... ..dealing with internal matters. do you know who leaked your manifesto, mr mcdonnell? no, we don't. mr corbyn‘s closest ally was promising great things. this is an extremely modern, progressive set of proposals. it is looking to the long—term future and most people are extremely excited at what they have seen. the 45—page draft we have seen spells out plans to nationalise the railways, royal mail and parts of the energy industry, to abolish tuition fees in england, to restore some welfare benefits and scrap the bedroom tax and to provide £8 billion for social care. are you angry at the allegations that your staff leaked the manifesto? in a frenzy over who told the world... reporter: are you responsible for the leak? don't be silly. what do you make of the leak? that was naughty, wasn't it? labour shadow ministers, officials and union bigwigs were due to arrive to sign it off. we are here today to decide the final version a

in prince george's county a teen is begging for his friends to put down the phone, this after the gwynn park high school community mourns the loss of 17-year-old norman white, a junior and football player who died in a car crash last tuesday. stephanie ramirez was there tonight as family and friends remembered that young victim. >> you all got phones. at 10:05 he made his text. he crashed at 10:15. there's not much we can do but just tell them. all the teens got to do is just listen. >> reporter: these are the heavy words from a 17-year-old just take a home and think before taking the wheel. devon brooks organized this vigil in honor of his close friend 17-year-old norman white. it was an emotionally charged march through the victim's clinton, maryland -- to the victim's clinton, maryland home. the victim went by norm to family and friends. his father said white recently chose to be baptized and was never in a fight. sharing one of his favorite memories. >> he'd always say if there's something you want, get it, dad. you got it, get it and that was his thing. anything that he wanted he w

mr lavery, mr gwynne, where's mr corbyn? he was meant to be here, mr lavery.meant to be here, but things happened and mr corbyn is... dealing with internal matters. do you know who leaked your manifesto, mr mcdonnell? no, we don't. mr corbyn‘s closest ally was promising great things. this is an extremely modern, progressive set of proposals. it is looking to the long term future and most people are extremely excited at what they have seen. the 45—page draft we have seen spells out plans to nationalise the railways, royal mail and parts of the energy industry, to abolish tuition fees in england, to restore some welfare benefits and scrap the bedroom tax and to provide £8 billion for social care. there are allegations that your staff leaked the manifesto... in a frenzy over who told the world... reporter: are you responsible for the leak? don't be silly. what do you make of the leak? that was naughty, wasn't it? labour shadow ministers, officials and union bigwigs were due to arrive to sign it off. we are here today to decide the final version and i'm sure it wi

in 2010 gwynn pleaded guilty in federal court for prescribing opioids and painkillers 3600 times to more than a dozen patients in falls church. even though he had no medical license in d.c. on june out what was going on here. >>> a fort washington man is being held for the death of his elderly father. the suspect identified as 64- year-old roland proctor. police called to his home on mill street yesterday. inside they found his four 82- year-old james proctor. he had been stabbed to death. police say is the two had been involved in some sort of dispute before that violence broke out. >>> a virginia man is locked up and accused of animal cruelty. kevin faces charges for his alleged action. he was arrested a tip that a pair of pit bulls that belonged to him were found dead on a walking trail. he is being held without bond tonight. >>> a guilty verdict from accused serial killer in he will spend the rest of his life in prison. it happened a container on his property in spartanburg. >>> 28 people were killed and two dozen injured. these were christians who lived in egypt. the victims were am

. >> reporter: she started a local body positive group to support women like sheila and gwynn. >> andthat is why i started it. i recovered. i want to lift others up with me and bring them along. >> reporter: their group isn't about the number on the scale or the size of your pants. >> we talk about ways we can uplift ourselves. we can take care of ourselves. >> about feeling beautiful. feeling confident. feeling powerful. >> clinical psychologist that helps people with obesity says there are positive things happening in our culture. for instance sports illustrated put a sports size model on the cover of this edition. >>> president trump heads out of town on his first foreign visit while investigators probe his decision to fire fbi director comey. >> five university of maryland students narrowly escape a house fire on route one. >> locally battling brothers about to make history at mgm grand. a preview at fight night. >>> we begin with a yellow alert. topper shutt is tracking showers and thunderstorms in our area. >> reporter: they are increasing in coverage. and also in intensity. ear

. >>> and a tragic -- >> a tragic end to the school year at gwynne park high school. police tell us norman white somehow lost control of his automobile and hit a tree on temple hills road in clinton last night. he was just 17 and would have been a senior next school year. he was a varsity football player there. the cause of the crash still under investigation this evening. >>> in northern virginia, major new information tonight about a falls church mother of two whose being detained by immigration officials. virginia's governor has pardoned her for the driving offenses that prompted her detention. men dez was held by immigration last t during a routine check-in because four years ago she was cited for a broken taillight and driving without a license. just a few minutes ago, i.c.e. said that even without any criminal convictions, men dez is still subject to deportation. >> right now tracking the rain across parts of our region but not in our area just yet. that rain just to our south. that means we're in for a very rainy night tonight and fairly rainy thursday too. sho

americans are quite happy that they now have stable governments more stable in saudi arabia and nen gwynne again in egypt. they are worried that jordan is happy that the arab spring has turned into a kind of winter. everyone is preoccupied with syria but doesn't want to talk about it. iran is a big player there. so it's very hard for the united states to ignore iran and i think it was a good sign that the trump administration did not renege on the nuclear deal with iran. it is trying to pump up sanctions on things like missiles. but the election of rouhani i think is a good sign. trump listens. trump seems to have come into government, as we know, with a lot of edafekz, a certain ignorance about the world but he does tend to listen and my sense is that his view of muslims has been moderated to some degree, partly, because he knows america's interestses and the interest of his own success lie in beating isis and for that, he need help. >> because of that, ali, do you think part of the intent of this speech will be to urge muslim leaders to be more vocal in their rejection of radical islamic

and gwynn that manafort has been named in open source reporting as potentially being involved in investigations related to his foreign agents, related to his potential moneylaundering stuff, obviously related to trump campaign russia ties, and all these things, if he is involved in any investigations like that which are currently going through the justice department and the fbi and jeff sessions has his thumb on any of those scales, that's a very big story. and we need to hear a clarifying statement from the justice department than. because jeff sessions is going to have to explain if he is not recused. >> and quickly, rachel, as my other guests await, if paul manafort is getting guidance from the justice department about how to comport himself, and that guidance does not include, oh, by the way, you must retroactively register, does that mean that paul manafort is a cooperating witness with the justice department, with the fbi investigation? and he is talking about what he knows about the trump campaign's interactions with russia? that's one of the other questions that you left for us. >> exac

norman white was a junior at gwynn park high school.ost control of his car tuesday night on tell me hill road and crashed into a tree. neighbors say that area of the road is dangerous. in fact just a few months ago a woman also lost control of her car and died there. >> in the wake of monday's terror attack in england warner brothers canceled its london debut for the new movie wonder woman. the uk premiere had been set for may 31st. however tonight's world premiere in los angeles is expected to go on as scheduled. >> here at home plans to demolish rfk stadium prompt predominant mayor bowser to announce plans for the robert kennedy memorial project. kennedy served as attorney general during his brother's presidency. rfk was assassinated in 1968. the kennedy family is involved in planning details of a kennedy monument. >> a research center in northern virginia. scientists from the university of virginia and george mason university will be a part of the committee. governor terry mcauliffe says the state is withholding the funds to build th

norman white was a junior at gwynn park high school. tell me hill road crashed into a tree. neighbors say thatter a of the road is dangerous. >>> happening today in the district, mayor muriel bowser will mark the beginning of a multi-million dollars elementary school renovation. the updates are planned for benjamin orr elementary school. it will include new library gym and playground. once completed meet the lead certification for eco friendliness. today on capitol hill renewed push for federal $15 minimum wage. the ceo of the and pizza chain will join lawmakers including nancy pelosi to introduce new legislation to raise the federal minimum wage. it has been set at $7.25 an hour since 2009. the new bill is calling for $15 an hour by the year 2024. steve. >> take a break from news and check out sports right now for the morning line a quick look at all things d.c. sports and we'll start with the nationals. a heads up if you are going to go to today's 4:005 baseball game. it has been moved up to 12:05 so a noon baseball game here in washi

gwynn park high school in prince george's county mourning the loss of a popular high school football player this morning. norman white was a junior. police say he lost control of his car on tuesday night on temple hill road and he crashed into a tree. neighbors say a number of accidents have happened in that stretch of the road there. just a few months ago a woman also lost control of her car and died there, too. >> fox5 update now. two men arrested in connection to a noose found hanging at crofton middle school have been charged with hate crime. connor prout and john mayer man charged yesterday. earlier a tea light fixture. police identified the suspect with the use of surveillance video from the school and they were initially charged with trespassing disturbing school operations and disorderly conduct now also charged with a hate crime. >>> changes coming to the university of maryland campus after bowie state university student was murdered there over the weekend. >> yesterday a moment of reflection was held on the campus in honor of the victim richard collins, iii. the school says

andrew gwynne is labour's national elections and campaigns coordinator and joins us from westminster.our believes m, kind of return that labour believes in, which is a fairer and more equal society. a britain for the many and not a few. there are some good ideas in this document. of course, it is not the labour manifesto, because we have the small matter of a clause five meeting. sorry to sound technical so early in the morning. but the labour party is a dim aquatic party, so today the reason why i am not in greater manchester with you but down in london is because the shadow cabinet is meeting with the national executive committee, the parliamentary committee, the parliamentary committee of a bench mps, and trading and is, to go through the d raft trading and is, to go through the draft manifesto. —— backbench mps and trade unions. after today's meeting we will have a clearer picture of what is actually the manifesto. but there are some great ideas in doubt. we will come to the policies in a second, but if i can bring you back to the fact that it has been leaked, one of the criticism

they be at least the summer. are quite a lot better than miriam gwynne joins us on the sofa, alongsideerwhelming. lights can be buzzing, there is constant noise, and this can give them something to focus on so can give them something to focus on so that they can concentrate on work. naomi, can you show me what you can do, what different things can you do? to you spend it like that, or can you do other things? what do you do? you show him. that's it. and it isjust kind of calming. yes. it is repetitive. anything that is repetitive is very relaxing. so it is not the case that, forgive me for this, in it is not the case that, forgive me forthis, in our it is not the case that, forgive me for this, in our experience we hear about the noise and alight at school, lots of other people, it can be too distracting for children with autism, it can be difficult to maintain concentration. this doesn't add another thing was yellow no, it isa add another thing was yellow no, it is a focus for them. that buzzing noise can take away from everything else. they can focus on that and it will desensitise t

labour campaign chair andrew gwynne, thank you.entre to give you a projected national share of the vote. let me tell you not what this is but what it isn't. it's not some kind of forecast about wolverhampton onjune kind of forecast about wolverhampton on june the 8th, kind of forecast about wolverhampton onjune the 8th, nothing like that. this is really a figure we've put together, john curtis and his team have put together, basically saying what would have happened if all the country had voted in these local elections yesterday. that is the sense of it for you. let's have a look at the projected national share. this is it. giving the conservatives 38% on the projected national share. it gives labour 27%, the lib dems18%, it gives ukip 5% and the others 12%. if we look at the change from the pns we offered in 2015, it's showing the tories up by 3%, labour down by 2%, in 2015, it's showing the tories up by 3%, labourdown by 2%, lib in 2015, it's showing the tories up by 3%, labour down by 2%, lib dems up by 3%, labour down by 2%, li