iam i am david iam david eades i am david eades in brussels, where there is very little confidence of brexit resolution anytime soon, and even come october the 31st, eu leaders may feel the need to revisit that extension deadline. in other news, jack shepherd, the british man who spent ten months on the run following a fatal speedboat crash on the thames, is back in the uk and will appear in court shortly. thousands of protestors gather in the sudanese capital, khartoum, amid reports that the army has deposed the president, omar al—bashir. and the world's biggest election is under way, with tens of millions of people expectied to vote across india. and a luke shaw own goal gives barcelona a slight advantage over manchester united after their champions league quarterfinal first leg at old trafford. hello, good morning. welcome to the bbc news at nine. european leaders have given britain six more months to approve a brexit deal. the uk will now leave the eu on october the 31st, although it could be sooner if mps give their support to theresa may's brexit deal before then. the announceme

david eades, bbc news. in a moment, we'll have all the business news.ks with the german chancellor, angela merkel, as she tries to persuade european leaders to delay britain's exit from the eu. the laws governing divorce are to be overhauled in england and wales, so that couples can split faster and with less bitterness. a computer hacker is sentenced to six years in jail for his part in a global internet blackmailing operation. now, for the business news. debenhams has gone into administration after rejecting a new offer from mike ashley, the boss of sports direct. he'd offered to pump £200 million into the company. the firm has is gone into what's called pre—pack administration which means it can carry on trading but is now under the control of its lenders. the former boss of nissan, carlos ghosn, says he's the victim of a conspiracy and backstabbing, and that he's innocent of all charges he's facing injapan. speaking in a pre—recorded video, he insisted that he wanted a fair trial. nissan says there is "substantial evidence" of financial misconduct.

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david and louise turpin o eaded guiltyusing all but one of their children. 13 despite this, the kidsthe court they sll love their parents. sophie long has the story. >> 911, e your emergency. what is your name? sophie: that was the moment in january last year that david and louise turpin's 17-year-old daughter alerted the outside world to the horrific abuse that she and many of her 12 siblings had been subjected to at the hands of their parents. it was from this suburban home , california, that she escaped through a windea and used theivated mobile phone to call emergency services. >> i live in a family of 15 people. my parents are abusive. they abuse us. my two little sisters right now archained up. they are chained to their bed. sophie: she told the emergency operatorhat she and her siblings lived in filth, that she had never been to a dentist, and didn't kn what medication was. when rescued, all the children except the youngest, a toddler, were severely malnourish it was, the district attorney said, among the worst aggravated child-abuse cases she had seen. today, heartbreaking sc

police tell us two men arer ead af overnight shooting in capitol heights. we'll show you the scene here. gushots were heard along fable street, just after midnight, once officers arrive, theyfound two men seriously wounded, one of them died on scene. the other was rushed to the hospital when he was pronounced dead. right now, detectives are searching for the gunman. we'll stay on top of this story and give you updates in our nbc washington app. and two men are recovering after another double shooting, this one in the district. police tell us gunshots were fired along street in northeast yesterday. they say two men were shot multiple times, and later rushed to the hospital. they are expected to beokay. so far no arres have been made. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser and peter newsham met to address violence across the y.cit it is violence that is proving to ig concern for neighborhoods all across the district including the hill est neighborhood in southeast where chief newsham spoke yesterday. >> sooner or later we'rein goin to the people responsible for that do

ross: i have no ability to ,ead president clinton's mind but i have no reason to believe he had nefarious purposes for including the question. rep. meadows: you have knowledge democraticr president who had nefarious purposes in mind when including the sedition ship question on previous census? sec. ross: i have not approached this as a partisan matter, so i've not tried to differentiate if it was a democratic or republican president. rep. meadows: you are approaching this just from a census point of view to get an accurate count for the united states of america? is that your sworn testimony? sec. ross: yes, sir. as explained in the decision memo, it is also to comply with the request by the department of justice that we add the citizenship questioned so they could have block level census data. point pewr. meadows' research put together information on the census question. the citizen question was asked toeach senses from 1890 1950. until 1920 it was only asked of adult men. it was not asked in the 1960 census. since then the citizenship question has been asked only of a handful of househol

david eades looks back at what has sometimes been an uneasy friendship.eat nation with a global destiny that he helped to fashion through the european community. the goal‘s wartime dependence on london as a safe haven and h0 also gave him a developed sense of insular, maritime, commercial, industrial world inextricably tied to the us. hardly in tune then with the outlook of the community six. so for all the congenial struggles with harold macmillan in 1963, the gaulle's message was crystal clear. you are not coming in. france's stated reason is over different issues in the agricultural policy. most observers agree it is part of degaulle's plan to cut influence on the continent. degaulle spoke almost wistfully about britain's application tojoin. wistfully about britain's application to join. however favourably people might be, england might not be so disposed to our project, hence the long, long british conversations of the membership. by 1967, 11 british conversations of the membership. by1967, 11 —— less enthusiastic harold, harold wilson was in number10

and many more ead hospitalized tonight. gabe gutierrez is in durham and has late details. st>> reporter: the b shook downtown durham just after 10:00 this morning. >> we got a big gas explosion. hi >> reporter: smoke billowing into the air. >> at least a couple blocks closed down. >> reporter: witnesses not only saw it but felt it. >> the whole apartment shook. debris from the ceilings fell down. the windows blew out. >> reporter: listen closely. this security camera captured it. >> this really loud boom and. rs> reporter: at least one pe was killed and 17 injured and a firefighter. >> it was under the sidewalk with a an explosion occurred that caused a partial building collapse. >> reporter: it the latest gas explosion to rip through a populated area. in february a blast in san francisco damaged five buildings and shot a tower of flames into the sky. last year dozens of explosions erupted in three towns north of boston. in 2013, at least 14 people were hurt when several buildiigs ted in kansas city. experts say any time you smell gas, evacuate and call 911 immediately. al

my colleague david eades joins me now from brussels. david, kicking the can down the road.—month extension actually achieve? road. what does the six—month extension actually achieve ?|i road. what does the six—month extension actually achieve? i think first of all to say, victoria, this is broadly speaking what most want to have —— would have expected. what it offers is more than just an immediate breathing space. it offers a little bit longerfor immediate breathing space. it offers a little bit longer for theresa immediate breathing space. it offers a little bit longerfor theresa may to work on a deal if required. i should say that the vast majority of eu member states were more than happy to take that longer still, write to the end of the year, maybe into the early months of 2020. however, emmanuel macron, the french president, was chief among the few who were militating for something much shorter. his view being, we do not give a long rein to a country which is trying to leave the eu, we have to be careful about how much goodwill and how much patience we are prepared to

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you talked about uber eads growing fast, i am surprised at how tiny it is. bulk of the 2.5 billion made in the last quarter was sheerly the ride-hailing business. is that not a shock? >> i have not gone through all the numbers in detail, it filed an hour ago. 18, uber eats from 2.6lume perspective was billion. i only know that as i saw it while back. but i have not look at revenue numbers. >> let's turn our attention to a man who has. by how dominant ride-hailing has been what has so many other parts of growing. >> uber once to sell this vision. -- wants to sell this vision. it has the suite of services, when you dig in, overeat is very small relative to ridesharing. growing on gross bookings basis, and when you dig into red -- net revenue, it looks like it reverses because of the subsidies. if you are grubhub, you have sort of got to have a little laugh. uber is able to operate their food delivery business unsustainably while trying to grow market share, but just look small relative to ridesharing. >> this is a company focused on growth and growth potential

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cannot wait for the nice day ead. it's going to be warm. good morning, i'm eun yang.'>> and -- i'm aaron tus? got me this morning. i'm adam tuss in for aaron this morning. >> three different people called you airplan-- called you arron. >> it stts with "a." it's okay. melissa mollet has the commute. but let'sh start w our favorite storm team meteorologist in the morning, chuck bell. >> don't worry, discharges. it's one thing -- don't worry, adam. it's one thing when i mess up your name, but when you mess it up we' got a oblem. we've got a mostly cloudy sky. couple fof drops, this morning, but not a big impact on the commute. there will be an increasing chance of rain later in theday. a warm monday. most areas in the upper 60s a few more rains drops in the mountains. take the umbrella. a chance r ofn at least 50%. higher chances the layer we go into the afternoon and evening. it will be warm, high near 78. the cash washing forecast? probablyot today. drier weather returns tomorrow. most of l.a. good monday to you melissa mollet, good morning to you. >> good monday morni

that was echoed by the doocrats ead the house intelligenceit comme. congressman adam schiff. >> the attorney general is not the erpresident'snal lawyer. although he may feel he is. he is supposed to be the highest law enforcement officer in the la he is supposed to represent the interest of the american people. the report outlines mults pell attempts by the president to mislead the country, to interfere with the investigation, to make false statements to the american people and to urge others to lie people.merican it is clear the special counsel believes that no one was above the law and tha t includes president of the united states. >> reporter: guy, today we're seeing the top democrats really intensifying their calls to hear from mueller. we heard from senate minority leader chuck schumer andsi nanc peloaying there is a crisis of confidence in the attorney general right now and the only y toestore it they say is to hear directly from mueller. jim and doreen. >> all right. blayne alexander, thank you. thank you,e blayne. we'r not done with our covera

we're warm right now and we're going to be coolingwe as ead througho throughout the weekend. for saturday high of 70 with breezy winds. sunday temperatures only in the 60s. began kind of cool throughout the day with plenty ofonlouds. onday a mix of clouds and sunshine. highs in the low 70s. spe speaking of 70s, next wednesday, i'm keeping our highs in the 70s. >> and dry most impor, ntly. thanks'am. >>> if you suffer from chronic pain or migraines, you probably can't imagine going a day without the pain medication to treat it. news 4 eun yang is working for your health to explain how haelg care providers are using an alternative to opioids that's helping patients pierce through the pain. cody says years of heavy caught up with him. pain medations were not working for him. he tried physical therapy, but that didn't help either. that is when his flappist recommended something else for relief. it's called dry>>eedling. i have herniated disks in my lower back and then theight sho that's come on recently. >> when you have pain, muscles tend to tighten up to protect the nerve endin

charges themselves problematic, but the indictment is quite scary and i think that any journalist who ,eadst indictment especially investigative journalists who work on national security issues, there is no way to do that kind of journalism without doing the very things that the justice department is describing as part of a criminal conspiracy. and we see that indictment against a background in which the administration, the trump administration here, has stepped ,p leak investigations stigmatizes two week of a word, but stigmatizing whistleblowers, has made clear the administration will go after journalists who publish classified information, or suggested the administration will go after journalists who publish classified information. so especially against that background, i think this indictment is very worrying. ms. priest: you say it is constitutionally protected, which means you would put julian assange in the category of journalist or publisher? you don't need to believe julian assad is a journalist to be worried about this indictment. the supreme court here has never distinguished jou

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this is a gift that metro hopes will entic riders to use metro shuttle buses as well as vre getting in ead of their cars and clogging roads. these closures are coming again ins lue and yellow line t here in northern virginia. just south of reagan national aiisort. th shutdown very real. about a month out now, and begins memorial day weeko d and is setn until about -- day weekend. as the transit agency in that time will make some ctical repairs to those stations. so the plan on the table right now is to close,nd the stations will offer free parking at these three stations including franconia-springfield, huntington, and van dorn street. as weome back out live, we are hearing that this plan is expected to get thereen light from the metro board a bit later today. our news partners, wtop reporting this could cost about $2 b lion for metro. riders are planning their summer routines knowing that for several months they will not have their train service. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the battle over school funding seem to be over in montgomery county. leaders and officials announced ned they fou

these are storms that are goingi >>> doug is back to help us plan ead for some wicked weather comingn tomorrow. >> a little gift we're getting from memphis. >> and we're taking aook at the memphis pyramid. >> okay. >> it's very neat. . there you go who knew? >> maybe everyone nonetheless, one you didn't know about the memphispyramid. >> it's right along the bank of the mississippi river. >> you say that like you've been to see it in person. >> those are the only two things i know. >> they have a good barbecue. >> buly yo leon had to tell me . the showers right now over the memps aare will day tomorrow. out there right now in ourrerea, in d.c. as we look down towards the kennedy center, down towards the airport, the potomac, we've got pretty nice conditions. 74 degrees. winds out of the east at 8 mielmiles an hour. more clouds than sunshine. re sunshine down to the south. that's why we have temperatures in the 70s here and 60s to the . nort only 66 right now at frederick. 63 in hagerstown. that's where the rain has been off and on. not much up there now and most of it has been light.

she has spent her career across the great lakes region in africa, most recently the deputy ,ead for the mission in cr worked around the world. theing next to her is deputy general secretary of the g7 plus, which is a great organization to have represented today because you represent 20 of the most fragile countries in the world like haiti and to more -- timor-leste where you are best -- you are based. before this he ran stuff for the government, so he has seen these up close and personal. this is the assistant secretary-general at the u.n. and director at the bureau for external relations and advocacy and have a -- has spent a long career working with many countries that we will be talking about today. they play a big role because they can operate in many places where we can't be. next to her is ambassador martin who is the swiss ambassador to the united states. before taking that role, you may have seen his name many times when he was the director of the swiss agency for operations and spent much of his career working on these issues we are talking about today and sam worthington at th

bless us, oh, lord, hear our cry for justice ♪ ♪ bless us, oh, lord, our god give us this day our daily eads: dr. isajiw introduced me to pat stanton. pat comes from family of pro-life activists. in the 1980s, his late father organized the protests that take place every saturday outside the philadelphia women's center. >> moms, we can help you. change your mind, we're out here. it's barbaric to chop a baby up, put it in a little canister, take it out, and count t pieces. that's what they have to do. who's doing this?d what k world have we entered into where we do this to our children? sometimes it causes me to ♪tremble, tremble, trembl te predominantly, the prot are older white males, and thepa ents are young women. >> obenhaus: lynne molters coordinae volunteers who escort women into the clinic. >> i don understand why older white men think it's appropriate for them to be, um, standing at a clinic wre young women come them, interacting with them,to sometimes touching them. >> please, don't do this. the baby's heart is already beating. >> what sometimes happens is, the women will get there

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as soon as you're eading it, they send you another whether you want it or not.er [ light laug ladies gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. a [ chee applause ] he is starring in the broadway production of "burn this" currently in previews and opening april 16th at the hudson theater here in neyork. adam driver, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] always so happy to have him here. you can see her in the new film "little" opening this weekend. regina hall is back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ]an he plays the very funny noho hank in the hbo series "barry." anthony carrigan is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] so it is a really, really good night. before we get to any of our guests, the president is resisting calls to release his tax returns and calling the people who investigate him traitors.mo fo on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: before we get to trump, a bunch of other crazy stuff happened today. ple, you might remember michael avenatti, the guy who used to be stormy daniels's lawyer. well, today, avenatti was charged with 36

." >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> but now, california is ead of the curve on the weed thing. >> seth of you new leatus? >> so, yeah. [ laughter ] it's awesome. >> seth: yeah? >> yeah, my wife -- we are not weed people. >> seth: okay. >> by the way, i want to say, no do i think of us as irresponsible people. but its -- r my wife came home the oty and just announced that she went in -- they he these stores in california now. medmen. >> seth: medme okay >> it's like an apple store for -- for weed. >> seth: got it. [ laughter ] it's like very helpful staff and -- >> you just wae' in. like, "so, we're having dinner." the children are there. please don't think any less of us. - laughter ] they've turned outally, i think they're going to be -- they're good kids. >> seth: yeah. ind look, you're just foll the laws that the state of california has laid out. >> exactly. >> seth: yeah. >>o, exactly. so, my wife just comes home -- we're having dinner. family dinner. and she's like, "i went medmen today." and i was like, "what?" t d she's like, "yeah, i j walked in there. and i got some stuff." an

let's show you a look at your week ead, i will be severe storminess, to the southeast, the gulf coast.einto the pacific northwest. >> that big storm brings showers along the coast, below average highs, the mid-section of the country, we're looking at wet weather in the rockies. that's what's going on in the country. here's what's happening in your f the woods? such a pretty weather in the nation's capital, sunshine, plenty of floweringherry trees. i think we are past the peak in the tidal basin. nonetheless, a nice day to be outside, if you got the day we'll be in the mid- to upper-70s for highs today and od tomorrow, this rain is down across parts of kentucky and tennessee, 50% chance of showers. maybe a rumble of thunder later today, dry weather the next couple of days around here, nice and toasty tomorrow >> al,thanks. >>> now to the history that was ade at augusta over the weekend. >> that's right. the iconic host of the masters hosting the first women's amateur, jennifer kudjo edged out maria fossee. >> h about this, they are with us this morning. jennifer, has it sunk in? are you

ead your work and i really like it. >> that's -- wow. >> you mentioned you were between jobs.u. >> good morning. that was the morning show approved clip right there. >> i was going to say. it's hard toind a clip that you could show at 8:20. but you did it. >> i'm not surprised at you, seth. beuse we've seen you in these settings before. but charlize, this is a little baudy for you. >> i ow. hit my 40s andust became free. reckless. >> let's go. so seth didn't have to talk you into it? >> no. oh, my go no. i've always ban huge fan. stop. >> it would be funny if really you did this under duress. >> that would speako your powers of persuasion. >> not at all. i have no persuasion. >> it's your body body. seth, this -- i hope i read this right. this project was with you and you brought it to charlize, right? >> yeah, a long time ago. >> it was i'm going to pick my leading lady and it's going to be charlize theron. >> that is wt i said. i threw a dart at a board. no, it was --no. afs huge fan. >> many people would pick her. >>wo who uldn't? i hoped it wasut a mualicking of one anothe

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