kelly obre body checked kelly olynky. obre was objected.p in the air. >> men my head hurts or i get hit in face, the initial reaction isn't present. i'm mind. i take my inner piece seriously. >> i learned my lesson. that is in the past. i worry about the hoops. >> the caps face elimination on saturday. the season on the line and head coach trots decided to take alex ovechkin, the top scorer off the top line. he mi game five. >> it's not a good time to send a message now. we are here to get a win and move forward. >> bryce harper is out of the nats line-up after suffering a groin injury yesterday but he is expected to return this weekend. all the bad news like a reflection of the weather out there. gloomy! jonathan: ovechkin move good or bad? erin: i like it. i think it will spark him. doug: more showers are possible. look at the doppler. most shower this afternoon is west of the metro. look at i-95. generally later tonight it will be done. steve will be here at 11:00, with everything you need to know about the weekend showers. michelle: tha

the obr doesn't say it will cost millions, with great respect.o nationalise an industry there will be an enormous cost to that. we are going to manage properly the number of people coming into this country. the obr models different migration scenarios and there are billions of pounds of differences that amounts to millions of pounds of exchequer differences between those assumptions. i put it to you again, have you costed the proposal to get immigration down by two thirds from its current level. we have not because we don't know specifically in what year we will reach that point of reducing it to tens of thousands but we set it out today, you keep interrupting me, we set out the additional charge we will impose on british companies when they are employing other workers, where british people could be taking those jobs so we will be ensuring that there is some payment towards those costs. it sounds like a pledge made in the morning has turned into a vague aim which doesn't need costing by the afternoon. another area, the industrial strategy. the th

mayo, hoy en nuestro lunes o social. " espero que con estas marchas, trump recapacite y piense en los obresado resultado. pudiÉramos hacer mÁs cosas". "excelente. tenemos que marchar para que se escuche nuestra voz". " desafortunadamente hasta el dÍa de hoy se han realizado miles de marchas sin poder lograr que haya un cambiÓ en cuestiÓn de migración". gracias por comentarnos cada lunes y participar en nuestro lunes social. queremos tambiÉn que sugieran temas. el presupuestoacordado por como citas de ambos partidos, no incluye fondos para construir el muro y tampoco limita la ayuda extranjera de estados unidos. lourdes: el congreso llegÓ a un acuerdo bipartidista para aprobar el presupuesto del gobierno federal de este aÑo fiscal que no incluye ni fondos para el muro fronterizo, ni lenguaje que permita castigar a las ciudades santuario. " no se equivoquen. el muro se va a construir. el presidente lo dijo claro". agregÓ que pueden hacer mucho con los fondos adicionales que recibieron de seguridad en la frontera, incluyendo prepararse para la construcciÓn del muro. >> posiblemente el presiden

obre junior, they go at it. he kinds up getting ejected.h them. 3 evections. 8 technicals and john wall going to the hoop, 24 points in a 22-0 run. washington took it to boston from the get go. they are in on the series, celtics leading 2 games to 1. one of the classiest guys in the nba, spurs point guard tony parker. we may never see him again on the court after this jury last night against the rockets. he goes up, looked like an ordinary basketball play. as soon as he goes down, you realize he is injured seriously. he has a ruptured quad tendon in his left leg. he will be out for the rest of playoffs. it is a career threatening injury. he was operated on later today. meantime, the a's really needed a win a lot of low expectations. sometimes it just feels good to get a victory. road trip in minnesota. a youngster with his 4th home run of the year. they lead 6-3. one of the most liked guys on the team, fan favorite with the bat, 2-run double. twins get back into it. their slugger is up at the plate. castillo loaded up. the a's take an 8-5 v

this one, they will a lwa ys manifesto and this one, they will always be fights about this, let the obrt the 0br look at our manifesto. —— 0ffice for budget responsibility. it is given this as its job and we have said we are happy to engage with the ifs or the said we are happy to engage with the ifs orthe 0br said we are happy to engage with the ifs or the 0br but that look at both ma nifesto ifs or the 0br but that look at both manifesto is let them see what they have. i am fuelfrom manifesto is let them see what they have. i am fuel from aberdeen. manifesto is let them see what they have. i am fuelfrom aberdeen. i have. i am fuelfrom aberdeen. i have a disability activist primarily. there is all of this talk, you are all talking about numbers and money and there is a notion of suffering under the act. oxford university just released research saying that in 2015 alone in england and wales alone, there we re in england and wales alone, there were 30,000 excess deaths caused by cuts to health and social care. tens of thousands of disabled and sick people are dying every year. we are dig

the obr in particular is predict over the course of this decade we will see the wea kest course of thisis ita two centuries. what is the cure? is it a divestment and increased product because there is a feeling that some need —— companies can't afford to pay more? is that correct? look historically, even before the recession but slightly post recession, you are right to point to productivity as a problem within the uk, we know we need to increase productivity if we want to increase pay levels. how do you do that? is it investment? what sort of investment? investment, a question about whether jobs could investment? investment, a question about whetherjobs could be automated but critically we have to look at the human capital base in the uk and i think it was welcome to date to give the government suggest they might have a better system for time off for training and investment for people to make their own human capital but we need to look to employers to think how they improve skills and productivity of their workers. thank you. a couple of other stories... toshiba has missed a deadline t

who was printed on today's tickets kelly obre.the playoffs flexing muscles at verify sdop center. get a flex there. there you go. porter in there yep and pumped up. porter with stoudt. 15 point by rebounds in the first half afternoon then as usual it was john wall show in the second havercheck out wall forcing turnover and get outrunning. wizards love to get out and run. john wall taking it to the ten and then more flexing and more hugging. that's what this team loves to do and any great superhero team. you have to get tractor-trailer together in the same play. wizards going on 26-0 anyone third quarter and that puts it away. john wall wizards blow out celtics >> keeping it aggressive and just the way we got stopped it got momentum and rhythm. and easy buckets and placing the the ball and placing the fate. continue to ab greece e aggressive. >> keep putting foot on pedal and press forward we're a better team and feel like we've been a better team. we need to keep playing like that. >> you have been sufficienting from bored em. you

growth trajectory will be somewhat slower than the official forecasts from the bank of england, the obry. markets have high expectations. the share price has been rising for the past two days. we will get the results when the american market close in a few hours‘ time. tomorrow in the uk, we have full year results due out from sainsbury‘s. that‘s all from me, there is a roundup of all the other top business stories on our website — bbc.co.uk/business. in its heyday in the 1980s, the brent field in the north sea produced more than half a million barrels of oil a day — enough to provide energy for around half the homes in the uk. but production was stopped there 6 years ago and now the platform is being dismantled. and it‘s quite a task because it‘s not only britain‘s oldest, but it‘s also its biggest oil platform. environmental groups are concerned about how much of it will be left behind, asjohn maguire reports. a decade in the planning, butjust seconds in the execution, as the top side, as it is known, is lifted off brent delta and onto the world‘s largest construction ship. the pionee

. -- obr., representing one of our academic is the juice and, where do students stand here? the manifesto has reaffirmed that stu d e nts the manifesto has reaffirmed that students will continue to count in the statistics, which is beverly sensible. —— perfectly sensible, they will continue to count in the target. this is an example of the trade—offs. she would like to reduce the number of stu d e nts she would like to reduce the number of students coming here, that will reduce migrants, but students are a major exporter in the country, the higher education sector is high earning, higher productivity, students, foreign students coming here counts as an export. if we want to bea here counts as an export. if we want to be a successful trading nation of them brexit, that is the shared ambition of all of the political parties, then the higher education foreign students have to be a part of that and this target will cut directly across that. thank you for joining us. by the way, at 5.30pm on bbc new

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