with me are dawn foster, the guardian columnist and giles kenningham, the political commentator. tomorrow's front pages are already in. as the telegraph attests leading with an image of the prime minister being greeted by emmanuel macron in paris ahead of a meeting in which they're believed to have discussed a nine month brexit extension. before that she was in berlin with angela merkel. the guardian goes with a similar image, as it reports the prime minister's request for a short delay is torn up amid growing support among the eu27 for a longer extension. ‘macron and on and on' is on the front of the metro with reference to the french president's preference for a longer hold—up to the uk's departure from the eu. the i also leads on a possible postponement, with the additional line that a third of conservative mps defied the government whip on a commons vote to extend article 50. city am reports on ‘the bitter end' for high—street department store debenhams which has entered into administration. and the daily mail features an image of the duchess of sussex who the paper says is p

in return from a certain percentage. that many. —— as a giles said.t for the papers. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you dawn foster and giles kenningham. goodbye. hello, i'm hugh ferris with some sports news. spurred on by their new surroundings... tottenham have beaten manchester city 1—nil to take the advantage in their champions league quarterfinal. a game that looked at one point to have var a missed penalty and injury as the talking point ended up producing another goal in spurs' new stadium for son hyeung min. our correspondent natalie pirks was watching. big nights under the lights are always a sight to behold. for this stadium's european debut, the match was worthy of the hype. the spurs talked of starting aggressively, but it was city with the first meaningful move. when raheem sterling's efforts appeared to touch danny rose's arm, it was

>> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod forthey stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days later. >> we went bowling. we went out to eat. just had a grand old time. >> by that time, it was after midnight and about time to go home to bed. >> we were sitting in the parking lot talking, just laughing. and all of the sudden, multiple police cars pull up and get up, guns drawn. th

michele gile explains. laguna beach is new patriotic logo on its police cars and motorcycles has some in town fuming the city council will listen to opinions. >>and vote again on whether the red white and blue graphic will stay but this is a government vehicle driven by government employees in the america and the united states of america, i mean come on we can sit here and talk about this stuff all day long it's still a joke. >>some went before the council last month in complained that the design is aggressive and not in keeping with the artistic vibe of laguna this man says he's fine with it. but question why the word police is put on the side of officers cars, the dodge >>on the side of the car. so we really need to see you don't need to be though boarding your place already know and as honestly you can save money by offer that they're trying to show up but there are plenty of people in town who like the new look. >>i like that they represent r r country we do live in this country. so i think they're grea

mark: tom giles and mahaney. fund, ourillion tech exclusive interview next.er something to be imagined in a galaxy far away, we will tell you how scientists capture the first image of a black hole. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a major move for softbank, the japanese morgan tote with j.p. see a $5 billion technology fund focused on latin america. i spoke to the coo about this new fund and about the opportunities in the region. >> when you look at the market, the latin american market is half the amount of china, it has the right technology, we are looking at tech companies that are growing and the leveraging data and artificial intelligence to disrupt traditional business models. in the first few weeks we are looking at 140 companies, way above our expectations, and the investment we plan to launch in the latin american region. just a140 companies in few weeks. the fund is raising record capital when dry powder is at record highs. how does softbank stay disciplined and put so much capital to work at the same time? i think we have been quite disciplined. we have

minutes of silence while in colombo people started burying the dead our correspondent in the shot giles wall met a small community of christians in the capital grieving for their loved ones. a family waiting forty one year old shante went to attend the easter service at st anthony's church they have not taught from her since after multiple trips to the hospital and even the more shitty they have not found her. i only did it in the morning and we're only warmer than our bush i went to the church i'm sure of it never did it was she always comes home after going to the church did you but she never came back no no is she still not back to the autumn evening we went and searched for her but we couldn't find her. we're still searching for me there's no information only lived there the only thing time to me is was one of the eat locations hit in the seattle blasts on sunday all around it is a neighborhood in mourning residents here saw another explosion on monday in an abandoned run as people read to receive the bodies of friends and loved ones they silently contemplate their own survival a fe

tom giles, thank you. mark is sticking with me to talk snap.g up, snap extends its rebound after picking up another buy recommendation from rbc. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: snap continued to rally on monday with shares closing at the highest level since mid august. that is in part due to picking up another buy recommendation from rbc capital. just last week, snap announced a suite of new products and services including eight videogame business. still with us, mark from rbc capital. what makes you so optimistic about snap? mark: this still remains the most controversial name in large cap internet. that skew is dramatically more bearish than you would find for -- name any stock you want, twitter, facebook. i thought that was interesting. the popularity of this asset hasn't changed. if you look at the most downloaded maps, snap was one of the top five most downloaded apps. the second thing, they have had an android problem. this is an app that has full integration. when you open snap, you open up your camera. it has to be fully integrated into t

emily: "bloomberg tech's" tom giles and rbc's mark mahaney.g up, softbank is hiring a trail of industry veterans to oversee tech funds. our exclusive interview with marcelo claure next. and no longer something to be imagined in a galaxy far away, we will tell you how scientists captured the first image of a black hole. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a major move for softbank. the japanese conglomerate has tapped industry veterans from jpmorgan and elsewhere to see a $5 billion technology fund focused on latin america. i spoke to coo marcelo claure about this new fund and about the opportunities in the region. take a listen. marcelo: when you look at the market, the latin american market is half the amount of china. it has the right technology, we are looking at tech companies that are growing and the -- and that are leveraging data and artificial intelligence to disrupt traditional business models. in the first few weeks, we are looking at 140 companies, way above our expectations, and the investment we plan to launch in the latin american region

my sister aside me she refused to come to the giles the last. times i was in she'd had a gutful. and sorry she wrote me letters said you know who you are not the i me person that's been abused you're not the only person that's had trauma yes i feel for you and yes it sucks but you actually in a just get over it because you doing nice and out are all i really can't keep doing this anymore there's no point in holding on to it and maybe in your victim of it because it was actually destroying my life. women's prisons are filled with stories of people. like me. people that have had trauma. abuse really violent relationships. and like and i said to the girls actually this awesome i said you know we're actually pretty lucky that we get to jail because a lot of women die and even get he a lot of women. killed through to mystic ballance a lot of women brother came and and are in prison in their own house. for me. it's really sad and i could actually very sad to think that. that we end up. in prison after such a dick. you know. mine inspector how are you getting here next week so i really

my sister was side me she refused to come to the giles the last couple of. i was in she'd had a gutful. and sorry she wrote me letters said you know who you are not the i me person that's been abused you're not the only person that's had trauma yes i feel for you and yes it sucks but you actually in a just get over it because you doing nice and out are all i really can't keep doing this anymore there's no point holding on to it and maybe in your victim of it because it was actually destroying my life. women's prisons are filled with stories of people. like me. people that have had trauma. abuse really violent relationships. and like and i said to the girls actually this awesome i said you know we're actually pretty lucky that we get to jail because a lot of women die and even get he a lot of women. killed through to mystic ballance a lot of women brian came and and are in prison in their own house. for me. it's really sad and i could actually very sad to think that. that we end up. in prison after such a dick. you know. mine inspector how are you getting her

paper review will be guardian columnist dawn foster and former director of communications at no 10 gilesanning, so stay with us for that. but now, sportsday. hello, i'm 0lly foster. european football takes centre stage this week, tonight on sportsday. we will be heading live to the tottenham hotspur stadium, a first champions league match there as they face manchester city. european nights at anfield are always special. we'll speak to our correspondent there about the tie against porto. join mejo join me jo currie join mejo currie in the swindon ahead of england's friendly match against spain. also coming up, another iconic venue. who will master those lightning fast greens and rolling fairways of the augusta national? golf's first major of the year starts on thursday and now we know the groupings. and a massive summer ahead for this place, the cricket world cup, the ashes, we go behind—the—scenes at the oval. good evening. tonight sees the start of the champions league quarter—finals and all four english sides that qualified for this season's competition are still involved, three are pl

my sister was side me she refused to come to the giles the last couple of. i was in she'd had a gutful. and sorry she wrote me a letter she said you know you are not the only person that's been abused you're not the only person that's had trauma yes i feel for you and yes it sucks but you actually in a just get over it because you can't do it nice and are all i really can't keep doing this anymore there's no point holding on to it and maybe in your victim of it because it was actually destroying my life. women's prisons are filled with stories of people. like me. people that have had trauma. abuse really violent relationships. and like and i said to the girls actually this awesome i said you know we're actually pretty lucky that we get to jail because a lot of women die and even get he a lot of women. killed through to mystic ballance a lot of women are broke and and are in prison in their own house. for me. it's really sad and i could actually very sad to think that. that we end up. in prison after such a dick. you know. mine inspector how are you getting h

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caroline: let's bring in bloomberg technology executive editor tom giles.t stuck out to you aside from the fact that shares are moving lower after hours? tom: my look is the revenue miss. it is not a huge miss, nothing very dramatic, but in a period where you are seeing companies like facebook and amazon do well in digital advertising, if you are google, you really can't miss. you need to come in at or above expectation. up pointed out that stock is , closing at or near a record. there's a lot of high expectations going into google's results. facebook -- think about the problems that facebook has had with trust, with misinformation, and the list goes on. and yet they are able to post a double-digit increase in advertising. if you are google, you do not want to be missing on that advertising line. is: do you think there something fundamental that is allowing facebook to continue to thrive? facebook still is a ways away from its all-time high. the bar is still considerably lower for facebook. i think facebook has this great property that is instagram. that is

in a statement ecb managing director ashley giles said: well lets get more on this now from former cricketerlle westbury. this is a significant step for them to take. absently, with the world cup less than a month away he is a prolific batter. he gave up red ball cricket to concentrate on white ball cricket to concentrate on white ball cricket and it is a big coal and for england's sake i hope it is the right one. for a player like alex ales who has been a key component in the rankings, how much would he be missed? he probably wasn't in the starting 11 but as a back—up battery, we had a couple of injuries already, possibly not if everyone stays fit but i think he is scored some brilliant centuries in the past. and a mark of england's improvement i imagine as they can think about doing without him, given how things have changed after the last world cup and how pivotal he was to that change. absolutely, into thousand 15 world cup england capitulated its bangladesh and other smaller nations teams a long time ago. if you look at the batteries that are waiting in the wings james vince has been to

fight that's going to show us what it's all much influence or certainly does going to have that mr giles while joining us from delhi thank you. and let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world in north korea has demanded washington remove secretary of state my pompei all from any future nuclear talks a foreign ministry spokesperson described pompei o as in mature and reckless earlier north korea need again said that the country's military had tested a new tactical guided weapon that's the first reported weapons test in half a year and the u.s. justice department plans to release a redacted version of special counsel robert miller's investigation into alleged russian meddling in the twenty six thousand us elections which put current president donald trump in office democrats are calling for the publication of the entire report in an redacted form and north korean state media says that kim jong un has observed the test firing of what it describes as a new type tactical guided weapon it did not specify what that weapon is talks have stalled between him and

nancy giles got a taste of what's new inside some school cafeterias. >> reporter: it's lunchtime at winthropntary in new london, connecticut, and these kids are hungry. they can eat pasta or tuna, or something a little more exotic. >> have you ever had the hummus that we serve? >> reporter: the man behind the hummus, a nutritious middle eastern dip is 34-year-old dan justy. he is the tall one. he founded and runs brigade, a company that's revolutionizing cafeteria cuisine. >> there is a problem with school food in general because this idea that the kids don't deserve high quality, which obviously they do. if anybody, they're a captive audience, and they're our kids. if anybody deserves the best food we can give them, it's them, because they have no choice. >> reporter: no more processed food or mystery meat for these kids. brigade hires trained chefs to make high quality school lunches from scratch. how dan justy ended up in this cafeteria is quite a story. >> the fact that i was the head chef at noma is the reason that opened a lot of doors for me. >> reporter: that's right. dan's last job

in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers dawn foster from the guardian and politcal commentator, gilesenningham. stay with us for that. good evening. theresa may has spent the day visiting berlin and paris, with just three days to the set date for the uk's exit from the eu. the prime minister is trying to get the backing of chancellor merkel and president macron for an extension to the brexit process, possibly until the 30th ofjune. the talks are taking place on the eve of the emergency summit tomorrow, when mrs may will put her request to the other 27 eu leaders as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. no—one could accuse the prime minister of not covering the ground. but clocking up the miles isn't the same is convincing your audience. same as convincing your audience. theresa may landed in berlin, first, to plead for more time. but the normal red carpet was rather lonely today. the prime minister had to wait for a welcome before the two leaders headed outside for the usual snaps and smiles. the mission though, not just to ask for a delay, but to give the answer why. we want

we'll send it back to you giles. >> is the oracle park didn't even exist with when that earthquake handled. it was across the bay. the bay series between the a's and the giants. amazing history there. thanks a lot, pete. >> okay. you can expect a lot of new additions at the ballpark this year. a cloud club suite for the high rollers. they are putting finishing touches on it. it has all the perks of a vip game day box. however, it comes with a price tag of about $25,000 to $50,000 a year. cloud club members don't need to stay in the club to watch the game. they include premium seats closer to the action. or club level infield. >>> meantime, most of us will just have our head in the includes. >> i was wondering, marcus, if they let the meteorologists hang out in the club. >> is they may let you in there. >> they may kick me out with this rain moving in t. showers already as you look at storm ranger and the next storm system moving quickly towards the bay area. that will be the main story for today. one and done. timing right at the first pitch. it starts to clear early afternoon, into the ev

police now releasing the names of the two victims. 24-year-old trevor frazier and werear-old raymond giles both found shot on fable street just after midnight sunday. frazier died at the scene. fable was takenthe hospital where he died a short time later. they haves not released any information about a suspect ove possible mo >>> a somber tone in annapolis as the end of the maryland legislative session turns day of mourning. house speaker michael bush died over the weekendth a age of 72. he was the longest serving speaker in state htory. darcy spencer tells us how lawmakers are remembering their ime leader. >> reporter: the maryland flag flies at half staff over the statehouse at annapolis. inside lawmakers try to go about the last day of the general assembly session without their house speaker mike bush died sunday after battling pneumonia. >> the house is now in session. >> repter: it was the first time since 2003 that bush did not preside over the house during what's called -- it's when hundreds of bills are passed when theck strikes midnight. a a sad day for the maryland general assemb

>>now as anna giles reporting now are taking a look at a time lapse video from the sierra this is overlookingcloud even snowy had beginning in the day but as the day went on the clouds cleared out and the sun came out for a beautiful day as you saw part of the sunset there on the lake and team meteorologist laura sky, no joins us now with a look at the snow up there in the i just so much up there this year. i mean if we're talking about 200% of normal. i mean just incredible across the slopes. >>get more of that to some of snow from this last storm system you see a kind of rolling on through the dying out as a move for the south as we head throughout the day today but well we may not be done with the snow just yet this may one of those seas were tends to linger quite a while just to an alert here for allergies over the next couple days the pollen count is going to be running high on both grasses and tree pollens. so if you're affected by that be aware the next couple of days of all that sunshine all that warm weather the pollen count is going to be running very high and they're going to start

today, lori gaza stripeweri gile laido rest.he mother and wifeas a loyal friend and follower of the jewish faith. there are many questions as law enforcement officials work to piece together what happened. >> cory smith has the latest from the live desk. good morning. good morning. hundreds of people gathered last night for a vigil. take a look. this was the emotional scene aso peopleht messages of peace and love, coming together to pray and show one another support after the deadly attack. those who spoke had a message of love. take a listen. >> this community always amazes me. how they wrap their arms around one another in times of tragedy. i just want you to know whoever you are, wherever you'rom fr god loves you, and we love you. >> reporter: now it was just before noon on saturday when a plan withifle entered the synagogue and started shooting. a woman will be laid to rest and three others were injured. a lot of t worse according to our sister station in san diego. the shooter's game jammed, and that's when he was ultimatel

in a statement ecb managing director ashley giles said: the former celtic player stevie chalmers has inter milan in portugal. the team were later dubbed the lisbon lions. his passing follows the death of another member of the team — billy mcneil — last week. raheem sterling has been named the football writers association player of the year. the manchester city forward took the award with 62% of the vote after he was named the players' young player of the year... and is the first city player to win since 1969. the pfa player of the year virgil van dijk was second. and the writers differed from the players in the women's award too. nikita parris, also of manchester city... has won the fwa prize. she beat the pfa winner vivianne miedema byjust one vote. staying with manchester city, who climbed back to the top of the premier league after a narrow 1—0 win at burnley. city eventually found the breakthrough after sergio aguero's shotjust about crossed the line — confirmed using goal line technology. they're a point above liverpool with two games remaining; if they beat leicester and bright

>>yesterday's storm brought heavy rain a year and snow this year of course reporter anna giles spent the day. >>the chance to see some snow for spring break brought these bay area 4th graders to boreal ski resort i've never seen snow before. he is a goat. >>except at the grocery store and behold. fear decided the 2 used to be afraid but with just 1 one off. i skied on those relief most hitting the slopes this afternoon plan to be out of here tonight to avoid the i was living with for that is tomorrow morning. cold weather all already getting out the crowd at boreal by early afternoon to you guys deal with the win. >>i stayed he. >>so one now one more little shot of snow before we get the nice little warm up here in this so we're like you can snow, you could be skiing yesterday and then what to by tomorrow or maybe the next day you'll be sunday. yeah oh like t shirts skiing right got the snow pants on and yes he sure don. i don't know that it's kithat way sometimes but i'm glad those kid our way to the next few days here in the bay big changes guys it was obviously rainy and cool yest

my sister was side me she refused to come to the giles the last couple of. i was in she'd had a gutful. and sorry she got misled or she said you know who you are not the only person that's been abused you're not the only person that's had trauma yes i feel for you and yes it sucks but actually in a just get over it because you keep doing this and are oh i really can't keep doing this anymore there's no point holding on to it and maybe in your victim of it because it was actually destroying my life. women's prisons are filled with stories of people. like me. people that have had trauma. abuse really violent relationships. and like and i said to the girls actually this awesome i said you know we're actually pretty lucky that we get to jail because a lot of women die and even get he a lot of women. killed through to mystic violence a lot of women are broke and and are in prison in their own house. sorry for me. it's really sad and i could actually very sad to think that. that we end up. in prison after such a dick. you know. mine inspector how are you getting h

spoke to the media before they went in they said it sounded like they expecting appearing to go to giles as you mentioned the very tight chord on others to continue their support so right of freedom of expression and right of political democracy in hong kong to spot when they go to trial or not. you mentioned the charges these charges through connected to the twenty four chain protests one of particulars and starving people to hold public nuisance and the prosecution has been arguing over this twenty day trial that this group of students it is quite a box of supporters and the occupy founders were trying to put pressure on beijing and the hong kong government to get into that mindset today will be to the sentence and the. court just been adjourned for an hour or so but we hope to hear they fight at some stage today and i wonder how does this bode for the future of hong kong's pro-democracy movement if you can use kulu know there are laws to bring people to court for protesting. well there has been accusations that certainly by using his intervening and destructive goading the judicial in

my sister was silently she refused to come to the giles the last couple of. i was in she'd had a gutful. and sorry she wrote me letters said you know you are not the only person that's been abused you're not the only person that's had trauma yes i feel for you and yes it sucks but you actually in a just get over it because you can't do nice and all i really can't keep doing this anymore there's no point holding on to it and maybe in your victim of it because it was actually destroying my life. women's prisons are filled with stories of people. like me. people that have had trauma. abuse really violent relationships. and like and i said to the girls actually this awesome i said you know we're actually pretty lucky that we get the job because a lot of women die and even get he a lot of women. killed through to mystic ballance a lot of women brother came and and are in prison in their own house. for me. it's really sad and i could actually very sad to think that. that we end up. in prison after such a dick. you know. mine inspector how are you getting here next

the managing director ashley giles says we have worked hard to create the right environment around thehe ecb and the pca will continue to aid alex hales and work alongside the cou nty clu b alex hales and work alongside the county club to give him the support he needs. this news comes of course after the player failed a second drugs test. this newsjust after the player failed a second drugs test. this news just in, after the player failed a second drugs test. this newsjust in, alex hales withdrawn from all england squads ahead of the international season. we'll get more on that as we get it. manchester city are back at the top of the premier league after a narrow 1—nil win at burnley. city had a shout for a penalty turned down but they did eventually find the breakthrough after sergio aguero's shotjust about crossed the line — confirmed using goal line technology. they're a point above liverpool with two games remaining. if they beat leicester and brighton they will retain the title. who'll make up third and fourth in the league is still anyone's guess. manchester united and chelsea pl

. >> city councilman noel gile says people who come to oakland for sideshows need to know they can bees towed. state lawmakers are considering a bill that would hit sideshow participants with large fines and impound their cars, and make it a crime to even watch a sideshow. >>> it teenager behind bars following a weekend shooting. it happened saturday night during a party at a home on snyder lane. the 16-year-old boy shot another teenager in the leg while trying to steal a person's backpack. the wounded victim gave them a description of the suspect from his hospital bed. that led to the teenagers arrest last night. police have not released the suspects name. >>> police are looking for the driver of a dark-colored pontiac that appeared to follow a young girl. take a look at this video. it comes from a camera from a nearby home. take a look at the top center left of your screen. there's a little girl ducking behind a parked truck. the car continues and loops around and it appears the driver of the car is looking for the little girl once again. as she continues to hide behind that truck t

guest: first of all, let me say, i can only apositively giles for the length of my response, and if itaxes the attention span of certain viewers. but i don't wish to be offensive, but i'm afraid that the statement about the swindle is simply completely unsupported by science. i don't mean complicated science. very, very simple. global warming is a measured fact. and the idea that it is caused by human behavior, burning of fossil fuels mainly, is essentially a fact as well. there are many who argue correctly that way, way back in the earliest history, we had even higher co2 concentrations, and that is true. but we're talking not about geological time frames. we're talking about decades in which the carbon emissions and the carbon concentration in the atmosphere are simply measured and are happening much, much faster, completely tracking human use in the post-industrial -- in the industrial era of fossil fuels. so this is, again, where we need to get past what i would call magical thinking that somehow we are not driving global warming, which in turn is driving many of the climate change