time for a look at the weather with helen willets. showed what a difference the sun makes at this time of year, it isa sun makes at this time of year, it is a strong so when we see it temperatures when he saw. and those averaged 25 degrees in central london today but as we collect the figures i'm sure this evening somewhere will have reached 26 celsius which is apart iberia, spain, and the low countries. it has been sunny and warm across parts of the northern ireland and scotland well we have seen high teens, 18 and 19 but we have more cloud around because of the proximity of the weather front which through this evening returns eastwards bringing a few spits is of rain to northern ireland in western scotland, not as much as we have seen but it tempers the amount of clear skies and sunshine that we will have to start right. elsewhere, like wind in the east, mist and fog first thing if you're up early. it should clear quickly, a south—easterly with pollen levels high and at this time of year the sun is strong as august so of year the su

he'll spend the night working on his speech just two blocks from the white house in the legendary willet her town. dr king. almost every president of the united states had spent a night here in south king would not have even been allowed to stand on the front steps of such an establishment. it wasn't that long ago the blacks would fear for their life staying in even a shabby motel. americans love the american way of life to earn some money and lead a comfortable existence in the one nine hundred sixty s. this dream as unfulfilled for most black americans but times are changing. in one hundred fifty three the civil rights movement stages boycotts and nearly a thousand apartments stalls and restaurants. the financial impact causes business owners to re-evaluate how they operate. the king is given a friendly reception at the will of her tell even though he's not accustomed to such service. hello hello andy martin king has summoned two of his best people to washington andrew young and wyatt t. walker. and. for years king has been building a team of trusted individuals and strategists who som

deficit willet increase over the next few years according to the nonpartisan congressional agenda office. estimate comes after a 1.5 trillion dollar tax cut plan and a one point $3 trillion spending bill signed by president trump. >> good afternoon. welcome to the congressional budget office. cbo. i thought before we answer questions, i would read a brief statement. we just released our annual budget economic outlook for this time for 2018 to 2028. i will start with a brief statement if that is ok. in the congressional budget's office;s baseline projections, which incorporate the presumption that current laws remain unchanged, the federal deficit grows substantially over the next two years to later on, between 2023 and 2028, it stabilizes in relation to the size of the economy, but at high levels. as a result, federal debt is expected to be on a steadily rising trajectory throughout the decade. approaching 100% of gdp by 2028. as an economist, we have to give you the picture. there we go. projected deficits over the 2018-2027. --e increased markedly projected deficits over the 2018-2027

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helen willets has the weather good evening.re around five to 10 degrees above what they would be at this time of year making it the warmest april day since 1949. saint james park making it the warmest april day since 1949. saintjames park seen temperatures above 29 celsius willing to the 80s, it's been in the 20s made the high 20s in northern england. we did have some low clouds around the island of man for example earlier in the day and that's courtesy of this weather friends here it's a week of very tight spot that crowd at the low level and it still around as we go through this evening and overnight. so it does contaminate the picture the clear sky picture we do have the clear skies temperatures will fall away. we was the seventh and eighth in the countryside but actually tonight there will be a few more showers in there will be a few more showers in the north and west and more crowd, though crowd so some fought potentially for the morning rush across eastern areas. at this time of year it will take a couple of hours to clea

. >> this is important because in the next few weeks ty willet a meeting between president moon and kim, the nortn kord south korean ladders and yresident trump with kim next month or in ear june, and what anan says, is look, why would the north koor anyone trust you if you're going to pull out of a deal that we tookecious to negotiate? the u.s. response is interesting. mike pompeo went to north korea secretly to meet with kim jong un. after he came back,e was testifying to congress and saying, no, kim does not care about any deal that came before this. so the administration, at least, llbelieves that they can out of the iran deal and have it not affect the upcoming north korean conversation. >> nawaz: we'll see what happens then. nick schifrin, good to talk to you. >> thank you. >> nawaz: tomorrow marks the fifth anniversary of what many consider the worst garment industry accident in history. the collapse of rana plaza, on the outskirts the capital of bangladesh. john yang has this update on the disaster, in which more than 1,100 people lost their lives and more than 2,500 we g:jured.

willet: paul ryan says he not seek reelection. that raises questions about the future of the republican majority. at thejoined by larry university of virginia. great to speak with you. how fractured are we going to see the republican party? >> it is pretty fraction. -- factionalized. departure is an expected shock. you are shocked because of the day on which it is announced but it was expected. i don't know anybody who believed he would be serving in the next congress. most thought he would retire after the election. there are pluses and minuses. it is a signal that ryan himself does not expect the republicans to obtain a majority. but who can say? think this is capitulation. he had no interest in being a minority leader, that he thought he was better going off on a relative high. >> he is staying until the end of the year. but no speak or wants to become my nordion leader. ask nancy pelosi. -- no speaker wants to become my nordion leader. -- minority leader. he said he wanted to spend more time with his family. spendect he also w

a strange and exciting letter arrived in linda willet's mail box.tt - "i was all excited because i though oh gosh a 2,000 dollar check and it's from dr. pepper. (3sec pause track = sounds too good to be true right? ) i said no wait...i'm not going to cash it yet." inside was a note with a simple offer. if you put dr. pepper advertisements on your car they'll pay you. attached to the letter was a check made out to her for two thousand three hundred ninety dollars. linda willett - "there just going to put this stuff on my car and pay me all this money?" all you have to do is deposit the check and send them a copy of the deposit slip. the check looks real - it has her name on it and the name of a real bank in wyoming. so she called them. linda willett - "she told me they've received thousands and thousands of calls on these checks from dr. pepper and she asked me for the check number." the bank says people have come in to cash these checks - only to be told they're fake. if taken to any other bank - they would deposit it and give you the money. but whe

deficit willet increase over the next few years according to the nonpartisan congressional agenda office. estimate comes after a 1.5 trillion dollar tax cut plan and a one point $3 trillion spending bill signed by president trump.