bbc olympic reporter nick hope has been to meet in his homeland. the moment he announced himself and his country to the world. at the rio olympic opening ceremony. our plan was to represent our tradition and heritage, and we had no idea what impact that would have until someone came up to us and said, you are trending everywhere in the world. i said, i don't know what trending means, but it sounds good. over days, 230 million people had searched him and he would become an overnight celebrity. with thoughts of his homeland kept him humble. this year, this is where my house used to be. a cyclone came and lifted this house a few years after we we re lifted this house a few years after we were here and we could have been added. then they wouldn't of been me

bbc olympic reporter nick hope has been to meet him in his homeland(tx the moment that pita taufatofuannounced himself and his country at the rio olympics. the plan was to represent our national heritage. they say to me, you're trending everywhere in the world! i said, i don't know what training means but it sounds good. within days, over 230 million had google searched where is tonga? and he would become an overnight celebrity. but thoughts of his home and kept him humble. this is where my house used to be. a cyclone took this house away, global warming and all that stuff. it came and lifted his house a few years after we were here. we could have beenin after we were here. we could have been in it and now pita out of the olympics. what was life for you then? it was tough. as a kid, there was only one thing i knew, to be an olympian one day. the dream was to qualify. all of this fight... is for my family, for the country. i've made two olympics already, summer and winter, life is good. this is to show people that they can come from difficult circumstances but they can fight for it. pit

only and it seems to really appealed across the country i'm going to ask you know the question nick i hope you can hear me what does this mean now for poor shango he has lost to a political novice he's out of office what does this mean for his future. well definitely there's

only and it seems to really appealed across the country i'm going to ask you know the question nick i hope you can hear me what does this mean now for poor shango he has lost to a political novice he's out of office what does this mean for his future. well definitely there's a lot of nervousness as well as to what's next in store for him. potentially of see you there is always a possibility that the judiciary under a new president could look into his business dealings definitely there have been lots of accusations from the selenski camp about pushing those not him so much personally as his closest team and their involvement in disposability dubious government procurement contracts for defense having said that apart from an affair which the president who was overthrown by the modern revolution and who is now in russia all of ukraine's other post-independence presidents are in country and have more or less basically enjoyed immunity but it is difficult time for him now what his future will be we do have a parliament elections in the autumn so potentially pushing through much try and stay alo

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. >> the 2018 stock draft champion nick lowry, hoping to defend his title this year. y not know this, kelly, but nick's real name is dominic, so from one to another there you go. >> you can't have a stock draft without the beards town ladies we welcome them back for 2019 as well before we can get started, we need to get to melissa lee to explain these rules. >> the 10 teams will be making three picks each from a list of 60 investments 56 stocks, plus gold, oil, bitcoin and a way to play bonds. we've got the blue chips, walmart, boeing, koch and more and all the fang stocks, facebook, amazon, netflix and google, apple too. and there's a basket for all the risk takers, canada goose, snap, tillray and the new ipo lyft on the board. the 2019 stock draft winner is the teams whose stocks with the biggest appreciation not including dividends. sorry mr. wonderful. the game kicks off with today's closing prices and ends with the closing bell, the friday before the super bowl >> thank you very much, melissa. and you can play along at home this year. pick the team that you think

we are hoping -- i mean, the day is still -- is not new nick, barely noon -- we are hoping the attorney general will abide by today's deadline, but if not, tomorrow we are moving forward for the authorization. >> harris: the deadline is arbitrary, correct? it's a deadline on the counter. he says he needs a couple of weeks or maybe sooner to go through this. you were present when the house voted 420-0 to release this report. i'm confused about why you think republicans and democrats are not in sync on wanting to get this out. why do you need to press this customer gets drawn criticism that may be democrats are having fake outrage. >> harris, let me say this. thanks for bringing up the fact released.ouse voted 420-0 to that means it received unanimous support to have it released. what we are saying is that precedent has already been established for the report to be released in its ent >> harris: we've got that. excuse me one second, i don't by reductions pair that's what we are hoping for a pair that's what we have asked for. >> harris: but that wasn't the 420 vote. the vote was to releas

hope will usher in an era of change. joining us from selenski election event in kiev is correspondent nick connelly nick given how how big this victory is for selenski are you surprised at all by this margin by this result. is not just me that surprised a lot selenski supporters seem pretty surprised when it eight o'clock local time the ballot boxes were closed off and suddenly we had the first exit poll there was a two or three minute shouts of god of excitement a real shot here at selenski selection policy this is something that not many people have called off in ukrainian politics especially if you consider that just a couple of months ago zelinsky wasn't even in the running here in the announce that he'd be running for president on new year's eve so this is really something that has shown that is shaken ukraine politics to its core and he really has pulled up through that not many people thought he could. how is the political world in ukraine reacting to that big victory. what we heard from selenski himself at the beginning he was very brief is that something that's been a characteristic of all of his campaign a kind

venzke is a bit of a disrupted nick in this election and he's obviously hoping to make gains on discontent with conventional politics how is the incumbent president better dealing with this well here's the thing emirates has sold through this campaign petro poroshenko has being selling himself to ukrainians as the safe pair of hands the commander in chief the father of the nation as it were someone who is serious about policy you can stand up to russia and look after ukraine's best interests losing the opportunity to cost selenski as a comedian as someone who's not in this for real who's just thinks he's being a bit clever and then suddenly it seems yes saving we had this change of heart with releasing the video saying that he would turn up to the debates in the stadium despite his early protestations that he wouldn't also being willing to give these medical samples it seems really like that the scale of the defeat in the first round selenski picked up almost twice as many votes as that really has rattled him and his advisors now think that not engaging in this would be more of a risk than

hopefuls ticket sales. welcome to the bundesliga here on t.w. i'm nick mechanic line by line haven't had it easy of late as they drew against freiburg last weekend and that was followed by an incredible five four when they get second division hiding in the german cup a game that would have drained some of byron's top stars including this man to my right robert levin dusky wasn't even supposed to play made bleak because he was suffering from a cold but with a side to one down at half time he came on to win the game by the man to my left mark or royce he is a game changer too he has had a hand in twenty four of goldman's sixty six goals so far this season with one of these to make the difference. mark or royce knew the stats as well as anyone ahead of this potential title decider dortmund hadn't won in munich for five years and they lost their last three matches there heavily with robert leaven tarski scoring on each occasion dortmund set out to get their noses in front right set off down the wing and found mahmoud dude in space but the midfielder could on

kill the bundesliga so why they don't want on just one point behind by a new nick who are in first place don't want to hoping young stud jaden sanchez can make the difference. in december to any team year old jayden sanchez scored the game winner and dortmund's emotional victory over our tribal shaka was just another milestone in the english on stars explosive that illusion. searchers first steps towards being one of europe's hottest young players were modest ones kicking the ball around with friends in south london as friends and. is. not just seven center made the jump to walk birds academy in england youth coach david godley recalls how he stuck out from the very beginning people very quickly said i always go pretty special to him when the boy said it wasn't long before he got it might seem so true with actual kind of meeting that was two years old and you could see that he was he was just unbelievably confident. he just like different to look at the kids after a brief stint at manchester city center made the difficult choice of leaving everything behind to come to germany people. a few. friends. just lov

. >> to see their dad win a major championship i hope it's something they'll never forget. >> my coachella is my masters. >> nickgratulations. president obama acknowledged, to come back and win the masters after all the highs and lows is a testament to excellence, grit and determination. >> i was just very lucky to being playing again. >> woods earned just over $2 million with yesterday's win. after the championship, nike dropped this ad. he is he on his way to becoming viable endorser again? >> i think tiger woods brought with him infidelity, a lot of headaches. >> i am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behavior that i engaged in. >> once earning millions in endorsements alone, tiger's troubles began in 2009 when he crashed his suv into a tree, just as his marriage to his wife elin nordegren was unraveling amid reports of marital infidelity. >> is he conscious? >> yes. >> they divorced the following here. their once-contentious marriage is now amicable. she's kept a low profile since then, while tiger was arrested on dui charges in 2017. >> tiger woods has damaged his brand beyond repair. >> coming

just tired of the rhetoric of war tired of low incomes and hoping for change feeling they don't have much to lose that's our nic connelly in kiev nick thanks so much. this easter christians around the world or attending church services in praying our next report comes from poland where one priest has found a novel way to encourage people to pray any day of the year. at first glance woods looks just like any other place you pay to park your car it's fairly cheap and only charges seventy five cents an hour. and this is a private parking lot so you have to pay for it. but first start roche's up or i'd keep. this is also a private parking lot but it's free with god's blessing you can leave your car in the parking lot of the parish of st mary of the perpetual help. yesterday but whenever i park here i never forget to pray the rosary prayer is part of our daily life so you can easily do ten how mary used to you going home yesterday it. was that you got. the priest does not charge money he requires you to pray in order to park here but parking your car long term comes with a warning the price goes up. in minutes and i charge ten hail marys

he has much to prove to voters hoping he watched her in an era of change. brent: our correspondent nickonnolly has more on the election results. reporter: landslide is a term that doesn't do the results of this election justice. volodymyr zelensky has been of the support of him a quarters of the electorate. breeding record the most -- record numbers of young people to the ballot box, after announcing he would leave show business behind to run for the top job. his promise for shaking up u.k. -- ukraine politics clearly striking a chord with ukrainian voters. serious questions remain. how does he plan to achieve the kind of radical change he promises? who will make up his team? most damaging way, what of his links to the billionaire businessman, who made him a star? president zelinski has yet to answer any discussions, but one thing is already clear, the true winner of these elections are ukraine's democracy. after a campaign marked by mudslinging, ukraine held fair and free elections. petro poroshenko conceded defeat. that is not a given in this part of the world, and volodymyr zelensky

does nicholas maduro crack down with force or hope this peters out? >> thanks so much, nick imperial era playing out in japan. 85-year-old emperor akihito has become the country's first monarch in more than 200 years to formally abdicate. his eldest son, the crown prince naruhito, will inherit the throne and become the new emperor tomorrow. of all the things we talk about, the thing with the most historical, worldwide global significance is this here. this is history being made in japan. fascinating to see. >> it sounds he has grown tired and weary. >> he wants to retire, as many ki kings do. >> fair enough. >>> new information about the moments leading up to the deadly attack on the california synagogue. the fbi says it received tips about a threatening social media post just five minutes before the gunfire began. cnn's dan simon is live in poway, california, with more. what did they hear, dan? >> reporter: hi, alisyn. the suspects will be in court this morning. this will be the first time he has been in a courtroom since the shooting took place. all of the charges he faces

nick parrott has more. slob via prague came to stanford bridge with their coach hoping to be chelsea's strongest side, he would've distraction, because it was a spaniard who was the most dangerous man. pedro opening the scoring in just the fifth minute. then unwittingly forcing a second off the face of simon deli just four minutes later. the checks still seem dazed when pedro turned providerfor 0livia jerusha. chelsea's success bred complacency though. tourney five units on the car, and sloppy hits back. that shook the home site awakened, into 63 seconds later, pedro had his second. that wasn't the end of the drama. the visitors we re the end of the drama. the visitors were dreaming of an upset of totte n ha m were dreaming of an upset of tottenham proportions when he struck two almost identical goals early in the second half. unlike manchester city, chelsea held on to reach the semi finals. nick parrott, bbc news. arsenal made it back to back clean sheets against napoli in their quarterfinal, a 1—0 win in italy meaning they go through 3—0 on aggregate. a fantastic free kick from alexandre lacazette was the diffe

hope he does well with the team. >> a lot of uncertainties. injuries. the writing is on the wall. nick bosa was going to be the pick . >> why do they keep picking players with injuries? let's go. >> reporter: meanwhile the raiders raising some eyebrows with their first of three pics in the first round. clelin ferrell a defensive end out of clemson with the fourth overall pick. he was rejected by many to go mid round at best in the first round. all-time all-american and oakland also picks 24th and 27th later tonight. you mentioned about the controversy surrounding nick bosa, he is injury prone and he has shown support for donald trump and right wing media organizations on social media. he has addressed that and deleted some of his tweets. that baggage comes to a liberal area here in northern cal of you. he is aware of it. back to you. >> most of these pics, no one really cares what their political slant is they just want to make the team and played and not be injured. there have been a lot of busts that have come out over the years we will see how these kids do. >>> now to a strange twi

hope. and hear a change. well joining us now from kiev is our correspondent nick conley nick this is a huge victory for selenski who has no political experience has the significance of this result sunk in yet for the ukrainians good morning terry well i think this sort of scratching of heads amongst that poroshenko camp at least people are really kind of taken aback by the extent of that victory for him as alinsky a state him picking up almost twice as many votes as the incumbent so far we haven't heard any more from him selenski yesterday speaking only very briefly to the press at his election campaign policy first to thank his team and then giving only the briefest of indication of what he plans to do as this transition begins saying only that he would he would fire ukraine's current prosecutor general but giving no further indication as to who would be in his team. but this is now going to be a couple of weeks transition before he finally gets into the presidential administration a couple of blocks behind me so you're saying that his opponent is his opponents camp are obviously scratching their heads but wha

nick mulvanemulvaney. >> when say johnson says it is a crisis, i hope he will believe us. many folks in the media, not you necessarily, but a lot of other networks didn't believe us when we said what was happening at the border was a crisis, a humanitarian crisis, a security crisis. i'm very glad to see that jay johnson now is admitting that we were right and that 100,000 people coming across the border this month, that is not a made up number by the way, that is a crisis. >> joining us now is the man himself, jay johnson. thanks, secretary, for being with us. is he right? are you admitting that they were right all along? >> well, first, anderson, it is not a matter of admitting and acknowledging somebody is right or wrong. there is a crisis. 4,000 apprehensions in one day on the southern border. it is the equivalent of albany, new york, showing up on the southern border. >> it is unprecedented. we haven't seen numbers like that in 12 years. we haven't seen numbers like that in my years as secretary. the question now is what to do about it. we are hearing talk about trying

tom burridge, bbc news. 0ur correspondent nick bryant is at boeing's headquarters just outside washington and has this update on how the aircraft manufacturer hopessues surrounding safety of their latest 737. i should say he is in chicago. tonight they are continuing to work on defects and that includes updated software and new guidelines for the pilots and crucially and includes the addition of a new sensor to guard against erroneous data. in the video statement, the boeing ceo said it is our responsibility to eliminate this risk, we own it and we know how to fix it. i think the confidence was reflected on wall street tonight where the share price actually ended almost 3% up. the expectation there is that the grounded fleet would soon be allowed to fly again and i think the expectation is shared here as well. a spokesman telling me earlier that the time frame they have is about three weeks. after the plane went down off indonesia and it begs the question why urgency was not attached to the project then, of course then the planes were not grounded and why were pilots not given specific warnings? it is notjust boeing under investigation, it is the

nick eardley our political correspondentjoins me. he is in westminsterfor us. it was interesting last night, we were all hopingight be clarity about what happens next of the only thing it's confirmed as mps are more divided than ever. yes, how many times have we sat around westminster ona times have we sat around westminster on a weekday morning and thought we might have got an answer but we didn't quite get it. it is fascinating to see mps work so hard to seize control of the next steps on brexit, but failed to agree anything. there were some things which got close, like a customs union was within three votes of getting a majority last night. the idea of another confirmatory referendum got within touching distance too. but what we are left with this morning as a parliament thatis with this morning as a parliament that is deeply divided on exactly what brexit should look like and not prepared to compromise enough to get one of those options over the line. and a government that will spend this morning trying to figure out what it does next and how it tries to get some sort of clarity by the end of the week on w

nick successor. meanwhile still has a lot to do before he clinches a year for his replacement. my let's take a look at some of the other clashes on saturday in a moment we'll see. european hopefuls leverkusen got on against rovers in europe burg but first shift our travel to one objective beat their hosts and give their fans some hope that they'll be spared relegation the time is running out and their recent form has been dreadful they'd only managed to pick up two points in their previous five games now stuttgart coach mike course was feeling the heat so let's watch the action now. stuttgart sort of a rotten rolonda marcus vine zero and out made them suffer early the hosts were deservedly ahead after eleven minutes. ronnie kidd era was left completely alone to slot home shook up were all over the place defense of the again soon afterwards this time under a handsome good vantage to know for out. it was a fine finish from the forward but he was given so much time still got had no plan going forward and were even worse about to let match making it three now after less than half an hour the game was practically over the hapless stockcar but it was the same story in the second half

hope. >>> it is 4:10. the 49ers are expected to pick him in the first round of the nfl draft but some of his past is coming to haunt nick bosa. >>> and star wars toys you won't be allowed to buy. >>> and we are off to a nice start on this thursday. traffic is looking good on the san mateo bridge. >>> the weather was good yesterday but change, really? yes, really. it is coming with clouds. we will talk about whether there is anything else associated with hit, coming up. . >>> the park will not be selling replicas of the guns used in the star wars films after toy guns were stopped from being sold recently. >>> now more from san rafael where people are encouraging undocumented people to speak out if they are victims. victims. >> reporter: marty garcia is grateful, at a san rafael gathering she was batserred and terrorized by her husband for a decade. a mother and with a young son, she was afraid. >> i didn't have information. to get out of the violent situation >> reporter: you should know if any of these types of crimes happen to you or someone you know, knowledge is power. listeners in this public park were turned to ass

enough to send the masters to a playoff where scott hope missed what would have been a winning 2 foot putt. on the second playoff hole the 11th nick drained a 30 footer for the victory. it was his first of three masters wins 30 years ago.>> almost half a lifetime ago, congratulations. >> i was 31 there and i'm 61 now, enjoying the memories but i am thinking it is half my life ago so i'm struggling without a little bit. >> and you go on to win two more times so every time you come here. it is so special, i bring my son matthew and he has been here since he was 18 and now he is 30, we play together and have a wonderful time walking down the 11th hole a little piece, to walk down there and reminisce it tears me up. >> that is exactly how you were when you won the green jacket. >> i knew that you wanted to do that to me.>> special memories. let's go back out to the play at the second.>> i know exactly how you feel nick, he always gets me to cry about the open championship and he gets to talk about my win. tiger from the trees, he hits it out cleanly. and he is gotten out of trouble exceptionally well all week, well played. he did not

hope so. >> it's coming up. did he make a statement in his return to d.c. >> sam rockwell is my guest toght. kathie lee gifford. kathie lee gifford. and a nick, nick, we need a decision. these days we all feel a little anxious sometimes. but if you could see inside my mind; you'll find i go to my happy place. see if we let tensions run the show up here, then our bodies won't perform at their best out here. wait, aren't we going to the sound check? priorities. so i'm partnering with cigna, to remind you that how you're doing emotionally affects you physically. go for your annual check-up and be open with your doctor about anything you're feeling. physically, and emotionally. body and mind cigna. together all the way. >>> as i >>> a there was any doubt bryce harp we're get booed getting sure a bet as behind a driver going 40 on the beltway. would he homer? strike out? beamed? let's play harper squares. so the free square is bryce getting booed. i like this clown action. he goes down on strike. swinging. soued like a playoff game early. bottom line, it turned to silence. nail by a 92--mile-per-hour pitch right on his finger. a scary moment for

left us alone with even been hoping for an interview with any luck there but from now on would be under constant surveillance. after the protests were horsed the roads to nick and i was border with the time we got were cloaked with refugees many of them on the run from the authorities. since the war. this thing were dumb enough said the reverse order. for something like that. even today here after the protest the impacts of this continues we cannot once even formally faithful sandinistas fleeing from government repression. is one of them he lost a leg fighting us to something nice to souldier against the us funded guerrillas in the one thousand nine hundred last year he was working as a teacher in messiah when his son was killed by the government spire militaries with a single shot to the heart. is it bad i don't know. you know that. your song after me got they are. you know i don't have. a loss. they can if you not only showing you know i know. what i want to know i know watching. you throw me was i want to be asking for you what. is your latest data. put it there's a. alvarado is one of many kind i want exiles who now regularly demonstrate outside their e

nick young getting his championship ring, 301 days after he helped win the championship. >> better late than never. >> i hoperth waiting for. and draymond green, shoot the three. wouldn't you know, he hits another. back-to-back triples for draymond to start the game. the dubs just lighting it up from beyond the a. warriors up 19 at the half. one splash bro to the other. from curry to klay thompson who had 11. warriors shoot 54% from deep. they're rolling until a 14-2 cavalier run. cleveland gets within three. this was a ball game. but steph to the rescue. 40 points. moved into third on the warriors all-time scoring list. >>> would the nuggets cooperate? loss to the blazers would mean golden state is the no. 1 seed in the west. final seconds, jokic, kicks it out to a wide-open tory craig. nuggets win 119-110. so the dubs can cinch the top seed in the oracle finale against the clippers on sunday. >>> the giants' home opener always a bastion of pump and circumstance. bruce bochy beginning his final season as the skipper in san francisco. >> the starting lineups for the giants. first the manager. no. 15, bruce b

hoping he'll usher in an era of change. and joining me now for them you create in capital is the dummy correspond the color nick a landslide win for the lens can his looking really delighted but the question everyone is asking what can they expect from him now. richard that's the million dollar question he has faced criticism all through this campaign that he has been very evasive on the detail has avoided difficult questions from journalists preferring instead to speak to the voters direct through social. format that he can control yesterday the election results the polls were announced he was true to form he only briefly spoke to journalists thanking his team and then a few very short questions he says he will give more often he's inaugurated that's expected to be in about a month. he's seemingly not going to give us much more in the way of concrete policies or even names of people who are going to be in his team i think is important here with selenski to see him as a representative of a new generation he selling a promise of change new faces and a willingness to challenge the status quo and this as you heard in the repo

and escalating demonstrations, hoping the tactics of defiance of the past fortnight will eventually bring civilian rule. now it's time for a look at the weather with nicke and to the holiday weekend. what a weekend it has been. good friday and sunshine with 2a degrees, just above 25 yesterday and of course plenty more sunshine today. temperatures topped out close to 25 degrees, perhaps not the uk's warmest easter sunday, it has been for scotland, northern ireland and wales. as i hinted earlier, more weather to come on monday. we will shift cloud away from north west scotland and the western side of northern ireland where it has hung around, the western isles has seen some rain, but the system will pull away westwards, lose the rain from the western isles. most bases will be dry and clear, misty through central and eastern england and this is where we see the lowest temperatures, close to freezing, and the prone rural spots. high cloud arriving to southern areas on monday. it will drift northwards, turning the son increasingly hazy. look, it is only in north west scotla nd look, it is only in north west scotland and northern ireland's western side. we c

l nick i think is this document tree shows, there is a real message of hope actually.ving species in the natural world around us, to preserving coral reefs, for example, which we know will complete would disappear if we don't maintain that threshold. we need to put in place practises now in order to prevent that happening. we've got a decade in which to do that. such as, give us an example, what can we all do tomorrow that would really make a difference with the multi—effect with lots of people taking the same action. go next with our two keeping so we can all remember that will help protect and reduce our carbon for print on the environment. number one we can make the energy that we do use comes from a green source, so maybe that means switching your energy provided from a fossil fuel based energy to renewables like solar power and wind power, independent secondly, we can make sure that we try to use less energy in ourdaily sure that we try to use less energy in our daily lives. so that might mean insulating our homes better, which in fact, for us, might mean that our

some fans hope he does not disrupt the team chemistry and stir up controversy with his conservative views. >> with the second pick in the 2019 nfl draft, the san francisco 49ers select, nick bosa. >> reporter: not a big surprise as the 49ers pick up player regarded as the sears top edge rusher. here at the draft party in san francisco, a loud roar bellowed out from. 35 as the pic was announced. nick bosa said he cannot wait to join his new team. >> i want to kick some butt on the field. i am excited to go to work. >> reporter: leading up to the draft he came under fire for scrubbing his twitter feed. in a recent interview he said he had to because there is a chance he might end up in san francisco. in 2016 he tweeted this calling kaepernick a clown and he has leaned to the right with his likes and follows. several of his likes came on instagram posts that use the capital and word in homophobic slurs after being selected by san francisco tonight, he is now worried about his political views affecting his relationship with his new teammates. >> i think my teammates will learn what kind of person i am want to get in the locker room with them. i have never had issues getting a

nick jonas had wife priyanka on his mind. the pair is on the committee for next monday's met gala, where they first hit a red carpet together two years ago. >> it's pretty cool and i hopeke, a clipboard with the names and i can make sure everyone's on the list and things like that. i'm going to be there to support, keep it simple and let her shine. >> that's a good hubby. you know the rule -- happy wife, happy life. >> of course. >>> by the way, kim kardashian west wasn't at the premiere but she still saw theweekend. the movie is great. >> had it>> why in. >> because she can >>> it's big weekend for kim. stick around. >>> j.lo grilled by her twins. >> it's a long story. >> the one question she wouldn't answer. >> what in. >>> then, katy perry wedding planning. but is a younger man trying to steal her away from orlando? >> he asked me for my number backstage. >>> plus, tina fey and the funny ladies of wine country let loose with an endless supply of vino. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ >>> taylor swift's new single "me" is already historic. it set a vevo record for the most views in 24 hours and shattered several youtube records, including the biggest debut fo

necessarily implemented but the hope from some mps is that, by tonight, we might know a bit more about whether any particular brexit option could get through parliament. nicknd now it is time to go to ben. thank you, better late than never. that is the political climate, let's talk about investment. spencer crawley, co—founder and general partner at firstminute capital, a $100 million investment fund joins me now. welcome to the programme. sally was running through some of the numbers and they are pretty stark when we look at the investment that has been diverted away from the uk. what are your investors telling you about how attractive the uk is as a place to do business? thank you for having me andi do business? thank you for having me and i think there is no doubt that a significant brand damage has been inflicted on the uk with the very prospect of brexit. we haven't had brexit of course, yet. that means people feel less welcome in this country, whether you are a software developer in stockholm thinking about moving to london or an entrepreneur about to set up a second business in the uk. and this matters because the tech sector is 8% of ourgdp, matter

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