and jimmy is taking playing rugby league again at the age of 82. been life changing. it is rolling back the years, it is good fun. plenty of running. and good mates again. it is played in a great spirit and it is the comradeship after the game, it is absolutely fantastic, best thing i have ever done. rugby league is one of the most brutal and physical contact sports of all. but in masters there isa sports of all. but in masters there is a way of reducing impact on ageing limbs. and it's down to the shorts. the masters starts at the age of 35 when you can wear white shorts, i can only dream. it means full contact, chris. ok... overlio is when the black shorts, i'm hoping there will be slightly less contact... ok! luckilyi there will be slightly less contact... ok! luckily i am over 50 soi contact... ok! luckily i am over 50 so i get the red shorts. so that is just contact there. ok... and when you get to 60 you where the gold shorts with the tags. chris,... that is all that is to it, look at that. if you tackle a player in grange jobs you know they a

prince philip retires from public duties at the age of 95. good to have you with us. tonight it is being hailed as a victory for donald trump. in the house of representatives lawmakers have passed a new health care bill drawn up to replace obamacare. health care reform was one of his election promises. it suffered a setback when republicans refused to support their own administration. the latest is a compromise to get republican skeptics on board. it has to pass the senate where it could face public and resistance. after the house vote a triumphant donald trump addressed republican lawmakers in the rose garden of the white house. here is some of what he had to say. flex this is a great plan. as leader will get better. this is a repeal and replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. most importantly, premiums will be coming down. deductibles will be coming down. importantly it is a great plan. ultimately that is what it is all about. >> let's pull in our correspondence. good evening. i have to say, i can't remember when the passage of part of the bill through the u.

previous rules required that employees check i.d.s for everyone that looked under the age of 35. rmation will start going out to consumers fairly soon. >>> bike lanes are on their way to old town alexandria. the city is putting new markings on camera and print streets which run parallel to king. the lanes will run most of the distance between the king street metro station and the old town waterfront and in an effort to improve safety of all modes of transportation, there was the zero plan which aims to cut down on all traffic-related deaths. >>> the next couple of weeks, you'll see new parking meters along the national mall. starting in june, you'll have to pay along the streets that border the mall. there are 1200 spots currently free. revenue from the meters is going to go towards programst experience. these new meters will be the first in the district to be in effect all year, which includes sundays and holidays. >>> still ahead, the changes coming to the school lunch line and whether any of them will really impact our area. >>> plus, an opera star talks about his rocky past an

and bart has not issued a citation to anyone under the age of 18. to the san francisco chronicle, a new law -- they can't issue tickets to those under the age of 18 because those under 18 cannot be arrested for fare evasion. the law is supposed to keep youth from getting arrest records for fare cheating. we talked to bart passengers this morning who say fare cheating is a problem. >> that's what surprises me. i thought something would happen. no, i'm calling the bart cops. there's no action to be taken there. pretty much a person can say okay, whatever. and keep on going. >> the agency is looking at how muni handles fare evasion. they can issue a $58 ticket and it does not go on a person's permanent record. reporting live in san leandro. i'm jesus coo florida, kpix 5 news. >>> why san jose should crush no cause evictions. sandra osborne on why the push comes before a city council meeting. >> reporter: they're hoping to prevent a wave of evictions. this is taking place at 10:30 this morning. we'll see residents and advocates from a renters rights grou

that was a statement from his family following his death at the age of 83. lue peter presenter peter purves. morning, peter. how are you taking this news? i knew about it yesterday. very sad indeed. as his family have said it really is a blessing. he was suffering badly from alzheimer's and in recent years ago the chimney is serious. yes, blessing in many ways. he was unique. i remember the editor of blue peter, she reckoned he was the best presenter ever. he had qualities that no one else had. he will be remembered very fondly by a lot of people and none more so than me. what gave him that star appeal? he was a happy—go—lucky guy in many ways, but quite serious in some ways. he was very shy. johnny performed asjohn ways. he was very shy. johnny performed as john noakes, ways. he was very shy. johnny performed asjohn noakes, he didn't just beatjohn the oaks. when he was off—screen he wasn't quite as gatti and is free and as loose. he felt you were protecting him sometimes when you're working with him on television because you didn't know what he was going to

was announced earlier today that former senator and baseball hall of fame jim bunning has died at the age of 85. in his early career, he was a major league pitcher for close to two decades before going on to represent kentucky's fourth congressional district in the u.s. house of representative's for 12 years. he was later elected to the u.s. senate in 1998 where he served two terms until retirement. his successor wrote in a tweet today, "kentucky lost a true hero. senator bunning was fearless on the mound and in the halls of congress. he will be missed." narrator: this holiday weekend c-span2, former u.s. secretary of state condoleezza rice looks at democracy around the world in her book "democracy: stories rom the long road to freedom." rice: americans in particular were blessed with founding fathers who understood and institutional design to protect our liberties to worship as we from the be free .ecret police at night but if we were blessed with that and we believe we were endowed by our creator with those rights, it cannot be true for us and not for them. two: 20: sunday at p.m., colu

it there will be 1.5 million over the age of 100 in the uk. it goes to show... s tonight. thank you ben and david. we will see you seen... let's have a look at some of the other stories making the news this evening... jeremy corbyn apologises for not being able to come up with the cost of labour's key childcare policy during an interview on the bbc on woman's hour. but he is not apologising for that policy. theresa may returns to her main election message — saying only the conservatives can be trusted to win a good brexit deal in brussels and thatjeremy corbyn has "no plan for brexit" the snp launched its election manifesto pledging to promote fairness and opportunity. nicola sturgeon says victory in scotland would ‘further reinforce' the mandate for a second independence referendum. senior political figures in wales take part in a television debate ahead of next week's general election — the issue of how wales would fare outside of the european union dominated. the singer ariana grande announces she's returning to perform in manchester less than two weeks after

their recent time for me to ask you what you were both like at the age of 16! rrow night at 7:30pm. we have had some outbreaks of rain around today, but they have been pretty hit and miss with some areas seeing longer spells of sunshine. now we have low pressure that has been moving in from the south. bursts of rain in south—east england and east anglia. that area will be pushing northwards in the evening. we had that rain pushing in across sussex and towards the london region. elsewhere across the country, a good deal of sunshine. this was the scene in west sussex earlier in the day, quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain. contrast that to the skies above northern ireland. we have blue skies, sunshine and cumulus clouds which have produced heavy showers. those showers in northern ireland and scotland, england and wales will fade away. becoming dry and clear here overnight. chilly as well. that rain pushes slowly northwards through lincolnshire and up towards northumberland too. it is going to be chilly in the north and west first thing. a touch of grass fro

nicknamed the kentucky kid, he was riding by the age of three, and racing from five. ext 20 years, his journey led to the pinnacle of two wheeled motorsport, with the american beating valentino rossi to be crowned motogp champion in 2006. he raced in the top tier for the final time in australia in october 20 i6. for the final time in australia in october 20 16. that same year, he finished fifth, with honda in the world superbike championship, winning one race in malaysia. last wednesday, just a few days after racing at inler in italy, he was hit bya car racing at inler in italy, he was hit by a car whilst training on a bicycle in rimini. he suffered head and chest injuries which left him in and chest injuries which left him in an extremely critical condition. a statement from hospital said he died on monday afternoon. he was 35. nick pa rrott on monday afternoon. he was 35. nick parrott reporting on the death of nicky hayden. russia's paralympic team have been given a final warning to improve their doping controls or face a ban from the winter games next year. south ko

a second world war veteran becomes the world's oldest skydiver, at the age of 101. rom our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7:30 in the morning in pyongyang — where the north korean government is facing criticism for its latest ballistic missile test. the newsagency saying it can do that successfully and missile test. the newsagency saying it can do that successfully and missile testm may be able to carry large scale nuclear warhead. the us said pyongyang had been a menace forfar too long and sanctions should be tightened. he is in a state of paranoia, this was a message to south korea after the election so what we are going to do is continue to tighten screws. he feels it. we will continue whether it is sanctions, press statements. we will be rallying the troops and saying what do we need to do next? listen, there are more sanctions we can do, whether it is with oil, energy, and lots of other things. our options are there but we have to send a strong unified a siege t

among the missing, 0livia campbell, aged 15. georgina callander was aged 18, seen here with ariana grande ata aged 18, seen here with ariana grande at a previous event. and eight—year—old saffie roussos was amongst those killed. it was an attack directed at young people, at innocence. the first victim to be named was georgina callander, an 18—year—old who was studying health and social care at runshaw college in lancashire. at eight years old, saffie roussos was the youngest person known to have been killed in the attack so far. they were among the thousands who had travelled to the manchester arena earlier in the evening, looking forward to a great night out. our special correspondent, ed thomas, has this report on the victims of terror. the youngest life lost — eight—year—old saffie roussos, at the concert with her mother and sister from lancashire. today her headteacher said she was simply a beautiful little girl, loved by everyone. also killed, student georgina callander. she idolised ariana grande. this was the teenager mee

and michelle alexander, author of, "the new jim crow: mass incarceration in the age of colorblindness we're going to get a break. when we come back, after susan burton came out of prison for the final time, we're going to ,alk about a new way of life the nonprofit she is founded that provides supuprt and housing for formerly incarcerated women. why michelle alexander calls susann burton the harriet tubman of our time. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "they can't take that away from me" by ella fitzgerald. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. i am in los angeleles, headed to santa fe, new mexico, and arizona and houston tomorrow. and one gonzalez is in new york. juan: we're spending the hour with two leading voices in the fight against mass incarceration. michelle alexander, author off the best selling book, "the new jim crow: mass incarceration in the age of colorblindnesess." burton, founder and executive director of a new way of life, nonprofit that provides housing and other support services to formerly incarcerat

that does perhaps be a clarification that those 12 children are all under the age of 16. hild at another hospital as well but beyond that, we did not get any sort of breakdown of the number of adults and children who are currently being treated after being injured in last night's attack. john said if ever you wanted to have a sense of one hs, this has been the night and the morning to experience that. bat—mac only nhs. he gave his deep condolences to the families of those killed, injured and he said that it has been a terrible night for those families and a terrible morning although we have also seen some of the best aspects of greater manchester and its people. we had this update from doctor david radcliffe. the royal infirmary, which is the hospital behind me, it received nine patients. these are patients that we took by ambulance, there were also walking wounded. salford royal foundation trust, another trauma centre, received six patients. royal manchester children's hospital received the most patients, they received 12 patients. the university hospital south manchester

noriega died last night at the age of 83. >>> and tensions remain high in austin, texas, this morning following a protest over the tough law over so-called saengs area cities. hena daniels is here this morning with the details. >> good morning, anne-marie. a group is accusing another of threatening to shoot a colleague. it came amid fiery protests against a state's recent craikdown on sanctuary cities. the drama unfolded monday as demonstrators filled the austin state house rallying against the state's sb 4 bill, simon's law signed by greg abbott earlier this month. it requires local police departments to enforce federal immigration laws. as the crowd grew republican representative rinaldi said he shov on the flew when put aid head. rinaldi said he did after he sa. he l it is putting rinaldi's c a lia and a hateful man. for him. no charges were filed on behalf of any of those involved. monday was actually the last day of the texas legislative session that began in january. many lawmakers are blaming the scuffle on the last few weeks that i they're calling very stressful and strenuous.

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laura: roger moore died today at the age of 89. up next, will be heading to the cannes film festival. al gore has been speaking about film, an inconvenient sequel, truth to power. that is next. ♪ next you all think i'm at the beach today, sipping champagne with the stars. actually i spent quite a bit of time doing this. i thought it was very challenging and provocative. >> i just thought it was a very excellent movie with dustin hoffman. >> it is funny. >> that was one of the most beautiful experiences of my whole life. ♪ >> there is harm, thriller, romance, and film calling for action, like a film from the former u.s. vice president al gore. his documentary change the public's perception of climate change. >> the most criticized scene in the movie was showing that the accommodation of sealevel rise and storm surge would flood the 9/11 memorial site, and people said what a terrible exaggeration. >> it flooded the world trade center site. ♪ >> al gore, hello. filme at the cannes festival. do you think people at a festival like this c

. >> we looked at maps for those under the age of 65 with pre-existing conditions, the highest rates of those are in state that is voted for president trump. what do you say to your own voters? >> i say to them, and the president has a commitment to make sure certain they have the coverage they want. this is a different way to do things, there is no way, we believe it is a better way, it puts patients and doctors, in charge of health care, not washington, d.c. this is a change, in how we would imagine to allow for individuals to gain the coverage they want. we understand that it sometimes, change can be disconcerting to folks, i suggest that list of groups you had up earlier say they oppose it the fact of the matter is, they are not focusing on the kinds of things to improve the system for patients and doctors, not to make it so government or insurance companies are not in charge. >> there was no diversity there. women's health issues will be affected. obama care provides for mammograms, birth control, screenings, all of this under a package, no longer required under the house bill.

everything before the age of 18, i wa nt everything before the age of 18, i want this white.r this. the home secretary amber rudd this. the home secretary amber rudd this morning talking about working with the social media companies. i don't know whether this will be some kind of voluntary agreement with how this will actually be able to be enforced... so many of these companies are based abroad. would they fall under uk jurisdiction? labour saying this is tough talk but meaningless because they cannot do anything about this. there is a scent that more needs to be done, social media companies need to have more responsibility. there are things in this package of protecting children from harmful content online. they are trying to tap into the sense that so many of us are using social media and we're putting so much out there that there needs to be more responsibility on the pa rt to be more responsibility on the part of the companies to protect and indeed what we're doing. us president donald trump has refused to confirm or deny whether the white house secretly records his tele

james bond fans are raising their martini glasses the world over in honor of roger moore, who died at the age of 89. the english actor brought charm and humor to the role. ♪ >> bond. james bond. reporter: when roger moore took on james bond he was a little nervous. sean connery defined the role, but roger moore had his own secret weapon. wit. >> when one is in egypt, one should delve deeply into its treasures. reporter: he was hugely successful. >> a feast for my eyes. reporter: he had come a long day from his early days as a model for knitwear. ♪ reporter: his big break in television came in armor in "ivanhoe." born in south london the son of a policeman, he helped develop his image as a suave english gent. in "the saint," you saw the template for what was to come. >> what about your husband? he might not understand. reporter: in this and in "the persuaders," he was the action man with a sense of humor. >> i say, daniel. well, we played it tongue-in-cheek. i play most heroes don't reallyek, i see myself as a hero. >> but, james, i need you. >> so does england. reporter: when he finally said

and a second world war veteran becomes the world's oldest skydiver, at the age of 101. anks forjoining us. governments and businesses around the world are anxiously waiting to see if they will be hit by a second wave of cyber attacks. the experts say the hackers have released a new version of the virus, which encrypts files and demands a ransom payment from users. microsoft criticised customers who didn't keep their systems up to date, and described the attack as a wake—up call. our security correspondent gordon corera has the latest. a cyber attack that spread like wildfire around the world, and may not yet be over. it was launched on friday by hackers whose identity is still unknown. and what has been seen so far has already been extraordinary, say law enforcement. we've never seen anything like this, unprecedented in its scale. the latest numbers we are seeing, over 200,000 victims in over 150 countries. clearly a global phenomenon. this is what victims have been confronted with, a warning they have been locked out of their computer, and they will have to pay a ransom

tributes to the legendary blue peter presenter john noakes who has died aged 83. st known for his partnership with faithful dog shep and his daredevil stunts — his family say he'll be greatly missed. and in the last few minutes, huddersfield has won a place in next year's premier league, after their play—off battle with reading went to penalties. in the past hour police have released another image of the manchester bomber, salman abedi, on the day he killed 22 people after a pop concert in the city. the image shows abedi with a blue suitcase. police are asking if the public seen him between the 18th and 22nd of may. he visited the wilmslow road area and manchester city centre. and we can show you these pictures from this afternoon — which shows officers investigating last week's attack — police are aware of the footage and are working to see if it is connected with their investigation. they say anyone with information should contact the police. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has this report on the investigation. a young man in a hooded top, jogging pants

she's painted for more than 35 years and today, at the age of 62, is on the turner prize shortlist.er paintings bring black lives and faces to often very white art galleries, and this is perhaps her signature work, 100 life—size portraits made when... you were 50? i was. did you think that national recognition was probably past you by then? erm, probably. and now? well, i hadn't thought about the turner prize, in terms, i don't know, nominations or shortlisting for a couple of decades, you know. born in zanzibar, she's lived and taught here, in preston, for more than 25 years. and she's not alone, the other nominees, hurvin anderson, andrea buttner and rosalind nashashibi are all of mature years. this jury and the turner prize has perhaps looked back at certain artists that were unfairly overlooked and decided to open it up to those that maybe deserve a second chance or that flourish later in life. and it's certainly been a year of flourishing for lubaina and her life's ambition. i'm making a space where other black audiences can feel at home, where they can look at these cutouts an

immigration status at a traffic stop. ( mark ) former panama dictator manuel noriega has died at the age of 83. noriega ruled the central american nation from 19-83 until he was removed from power by the u-s military in 19-89. noriega spent nearly two decades in a u-s prison for drug trafficking and money laundering. after more jail time in france, noriega returned to panama in 20-11. he later apologized to his country for the offenses of his regime and his own actions that led up to the 1989 u-s invasion, and his

i know for sure that he just deeply missed his mother. >> james drops out of school at the age of 15 ork in a lumber mill. by 19, he's working hard and drinking harder. >> he was in the bar drinking too much, and there was an older man down at the end of the bar and said, "are you margaret young's son?" and he said, "i am." the response was, "she'd roll over in her grave if she saw you now." he made a decision to go back to high school at the age of 20. >> and after that to mcgill university. james letters in rugby and soccer while earning degrees in physical education and theology. it's just the résumé one employer is looking for. >> he talked to some people that encouraged him to take a look and see what the ymca is up to. >> the y? >> ymca, yeah -- young men's christian association. >> at the time, legions of young men are leaving farm country for cities. they're rowdy and unchaperoned. jumping into the breach, the ymca, founded on the principle of muscular christianity. its mission -- to promote clean christian living through athletics. >> the thought was -- we can teach more thro

it's aimed at deejays under the age of 10. ibute nothing to society. but if this clothing line happens, the two of you have contribute to something, a terrible idea. the fat view should continue with what he does best, stealing comedians' jokes on twitter. my hot pink dress is blushing. i have seen the videos, plural. the los angeles lakers have hired kim kardashian's long-time trainer. he has trained kim since she was 17 and he pls to use the same techniques on the lakers. if that doesn't boost attendance, chris jenner has offered a few softly lit promotion videos. peterson was hoping to sign with a professional team. but all he had was the lakers who lost 56 games last year. it was technically 57 if you count the father-son game. they even covered the 9-point spread. topic number 4. big news for the children of china. no, apple hasn't started paying them. but if they do get a day off from the iphone factory thereby four new tiger cubs to check out at the zoo. the cubs were born a month ago and they went on display for the fir

among the missing, olivia campbell, aged 15. ttack have been named. georgina callander was aged 18, seen here with ariana grande at a previous event. john at kin son, aged 28 from bury. and eight—year—old saffie roussos was among those killed. it was an attack directed at young people, at innocence. during the day, police raided a number of houses, a 23—year—old man was arrested in connection with yesterday's bombing. an attack on a family event happened here last night was long feared. preventing a determined suicide bomber is incredibly difficult. the priority for the police will be to discover everything they can about this man, whether he's part a wider network and whether there is a risk of further attacks. tonight, the prime minister raised the threat level to its highest category. it is now concluded, on the basis of today's investigations that the threat level should be increased, for the time being, from severe to critical. this means that their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely, but that a furt

these interviews, what do you think the one question, the first priority question is going to be for the ag to hear the answer to? >> i think it's going to be a question very much along the lines of how narrowly are you willing to define this investigation into the russia trump thing. as trump likes to call it. i think they want to -- my guess if it's defined narrowly and not allowed to get broader and broader it'll be put to an end. i think they want it not linger on forever. they want it to come to an end. i think it's going to be extremely difficult to get somebody who has been in the justice system, who has been in the fbi to sign off on what they're going to ask them for. >> also, again, if the president is not under any type of investigation, which he says he's not in this letter, but at the same time is doing things that would thwart the proper investigation. how is that not some type of cover up in the eyes of folks administrating the law? >> here is the thing that caught them off guard, i think, at the hearing where sally yates and jim clapper testified earlier this week. you went

playing rugby league again at the age of 82.jimmy playing rugby league again at the age of 82. t mates again. it is a great spirit, it is the comradeship after the game. absolutely fantastic. the best thing i've ever done. rugby league is one of the most brutal and physical contact sports of all. but in masters, there is a way of reducing impact on ageing limbs. and it is down to the shorts. well, masters begins at the age of 35, when you can wear the white shorts. ican when you can wear the white shorts. i can only dream. it does mean full contact, doesn't it, chris? yes! over 40 and black shorts. i hope this will be slightly less contact. no, 0k. this will be slightly less contact. no, ok. luckily, i'm over50, so i get the red shorts. what does that mean? just contact. what a relief. then when you get to 60, look, you whether gold shorts, with the tags. so, chris... that's all there is to it? look at that! if you tackle a player in greens shorts you no doubt over 70, so you treat them with even more respect as you remove their tags. and finally... is that all right? sorry! jim

he died at the age of 77. memories now pouring in from friends, families and colleagues. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm shannon bream. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. elizabeth, beth ailes his wife putting out a statement. here it is. i'm profoundly sad and heartbroken that my husband, roger, passed away this morning. he was a patriot, profoundly grateful to live in a country that gave him an opportunity to work hard, rise and give back. during a career that stretched over more than five decades his work in entertainment and politics and in news affected the lives of many millions. and so even as we mourn his death, we celebrate his life. that's from beth. >> shannon: as we do howard kurtz joins us, the host of media buzz. howie, how do you quantify the impact on this business that roger ailes made? >> it's very difficult to put into words. i'm shell shocked myself with this news. i do want to say that obviously when roger ailes left fox news and forced out of fox news last summer amid all t

and a second world war veteran becomes the world's oldest skydiver, at the age of 101. orning. it's 8am in singapore, 1:00 in the morning in london, and 8:30 in the morning in north korea — where the government has just announced that sunday's missile test involved a newly developed medium—to—long range rocket — although details of its exact capabilities remain unclear. the device flew for thirty minutes before coming down in the sea between north korea and japan — within 100 kilometres of the russian coastline. there's been widespread condemnation amongst north korea's neighbours — and america's ambassador to the united nations, niki haley, had this scathing assessment of kim jong—un: he is in a state of paranoia, he's incredibly concerned about anything and everything around him. i think this was a message to south korea after the election so what we are going to do is continue to tighten the screws. he feels it. he absolutely feels it. and we are going to continue, whether it is sanctions, whether it's press statements. certainly what we're going to start doing is ral

with a lot of young people in attendance and officials said of the dozens injured, 12 were under the age of 16. [ sound of crashing ] oh my god! >> reporter: are ariana grande fans were starting to leave when the bomb went off. [ screaming ] the crowd began to panic and ran for the manchester arena. >> we heard a massive -- massive bomb from the corner of the arena and people were running in different directions. >> i started to run. i didn't know what to do. >> among the dead, georgina callander and 8-year-old, saffie roussos. >> this attack stands out for the appalling signaling cowardice deliberately targeting innocent and defenseless

members of all parties to the former labour first minister of wales, rhodri morgan, who's died at the age77. he was widely credited with bringing stability to the national assembly after it was created in 1999 and colleagues have singled out his ability to communicate with people of all backgrounds in a political career that spanned four decades. 0ur wales correspondent sian lloyd has this report. rhodri morgan strove throughout his career for wales with the establishment of the national assembly, his vision was realised and among the many tributes paid today, he's been described as the father of welsh devolution. he was first minister for almost a decade but wasn't tony blair's choice as labour leader in wales. he took over following the resignation of his predecessor, alan michael, and is widely credited with having brought stability to the fledgling institution which had a turbulent start. he was the person who took the assembly from being something that was still not hugely supported, not widely supported by the people of wales, not anything like supported as it is now to being an ins

and tributes to the blue peter presenterjohn noakes, who's died at the age of 83. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the intelligence service mi5 is to review the way it deals with information from the public, in the light of the manchester suicide bombing. it will look in particular at its response to several warnings that the man who carried out the attack, salman abedi, was a threat. meanwhile, the investigation into abedi has led to police searching properties in manchester, chester and west sussex. here's our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. who was salman abedi connected with? the connection to this massive counterterrorism investigation. overnight, the focus switched to the english south coast, more than 250 miles from manchester. in the seaside town of st ann's square in sussex, officers moved in on unaddressed and arrested a man of 23 whojoins unaddressed and arrested a man of 23 who joins i3 unaddressed and arrested a man of 23 who joins 13 others already in custody. i watch past ten, hello, how are you doing? salman abedi was caught

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among the missing, olivia campbell, age 15. and some of the first victims of the attack are being named. georgina callander was aged 18, seen here with ariana grande at a previous event. john atkinson, age 28. and eight-year-old saffie roussos was among those killed. it was an attack directed at young people, at innocents. during the day, police raided a number of houses. a 23-year-old man was arrested in connection with yesterday's bombing. an attack on a family event has happened last night has long been feared. preventing a determined suicide bomber is incredibly difficult. the priority now for the police will be to discover everything they can about this man, whether he is part of a wider network, and whether there is a risk of further attacks. tonight, the prime minister raised the threat level to its highest category. prime minister may: it is now concluded on the basis of today's investigation that the threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. this means that their assessment is not only

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it's 2017 and we're living in the golden age of liing. new is the time to be a liar, and donald trump is liar in chief. and remember, you guys are public enemy number one. you are his biggest enemy. journalists, isis, normalized ties. and somehow you're the bad guys. that's why you got to keep your foot on the gas. especially with sean spicer, who is not here tonight because i think he's at home googling how to fake his own death. but i love it when you give it to sean spicer. sean spicer gives press breevepings briefings like somebody is going through his browser history while he watches. just panic, know, wait, stop it, stop it. stop t stop shaking your heard. stop shaking your head. we'll talk about this tomorrow. it is the best. you guys are laughing, but realize, sean spicer's been doing p.r. since 1999. he has been doing his job for 18 years. and somehow after 18 years his go-to move when you ask him a tough question is denying the holocaust. that is insane. how many people do you know that can turn a press briefing into a full-on me

the aarp calls that an age tax. if you accept one part of the cbo analysis, do you accept all of them? >> what the cbo is saying, if the government is not going to force somebody to buy something they don't want to buy, then they're not going to buy it. so they're basically saying, people, through their own free choice, if they're not mandated to buy something unaffordable, they're not going to do it. under this bill, everybody will get a refundable tax credit to buy a plan of their choosing. on the age point, you make a good point. obamacare said we'll have younger, healthier people subsidize older people. that didn't happen. those young healthy people said, i'm not paying for this unaffordable insurance. i'll just pay the penalty. that's one of the big reasons the situation is collapsing. we're fixing that. we're adding money. it's been out there for a month. we're going to add more money to the tax credit for those people you just mentioned people 50 and 60 years old. that's what the senate is going to do. i think

somebody at the age of 63 is capable of art? are turning away from the unmade bed, the cow hopefully something better is coming. but it all looksjolly good. people between 50 and 62 are young, aren't they? children. you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc website. it is there seven on the bbc website. it is there seven days a week. if you miss the programme you can watch it later on the bbc iplayer. thank you both. it has been delightful, as usual. goodbye. this weather pattern keeping eastern coastal park school, the west wall, and most dry is set to continue until next week. —— eastern coastal areas cool. in this cloudy zone it was wet in places, 9 degrees was the top temperature. north—west scotland hitting 20 degrees. lots of sunshine in the west. cloud in england and parts of wales. patchy rain around. not amounting to much. some breaks in the cloud in wales, more especially northern england and into northern —— and into northern ireland and scotland. some pockets of frost for scotland going into thursda

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