jon kay, bbc news. a very special family reunion, jon kay reporting.fterfailing to win in their last nine games. we‘ve action from the relegation phase of the scottish premiership — with st mirren hoping to stay up, against hamilton. he‘s loving boxing more than ever and he‘s got the shirt to prove it! tyson fury talks ahead of his next big fight. las vegas has been on the blog for a long time. finally get the opportunity to fight in an iconic stadium. no problems forjo konta, the british number one eases into the second round of the italian 0pen. hello and welcome to sportsday, i‘m gavin ramjaun. welcome to sportsday. brighton are on the hunt for a new manager, they sacked chris hughton less than 2a hours after their loss to champions manchester city. hughton had been in charge of the club for four and a half years, taking them to the premier league for the first time in 2017 and got to the fa cup semi—finals this season. ian palmer reports from brighton. brighton survived but their manager does not. if chris hughton knew about his future after the de

kai-shek, called " in what their ulterior motives were. >> this is one of my favorite documents that have in the archives here. this document is from the collection of raymond, a renowned speechwriter for fdr, so he was part -- part of franklin delano roosevelt's brain trust. if you look at this document closely, you can see that it was actually the first draft of the speech in which he coins the term "the new deal." it is a bit ironic that this ends up in the collection of herbert hoover. fdr and herbert hoover were political -- well, they were not allies. that's put it that way. in 1932, fdr, by a landslide, beat herbert hoover. so how does this get here? once the new deal went into play, raymond changed his mind about it completely, so he resigned his position with fdr and became friends with herbert hever, so he decided that would, ironically, donate his collection to the hoover library and archives, so not only did he do that, he decided that he would annotate it, as well. when you see the new deal in the margin, he signed and dated it, so in some ways, it is in the archives, no

we could do much worse than kay bailey hutchison.she has galvanized senate and house support on the hill as a former four term senator from texas in a way i don't think any of us have that congressional impact. she's been the most valuable player. >> others in the ministration, whether it was mike pompeo, mike pence, jim mattis, have spoken very force me about the importance of the alliance. >> you just experienced something that you do not get to experience very often. nato ambassadors going on and on past our time. so, let me just, i'm not going to go through all of it. i want to make two points, but saying amen on kay bailey hutchison. the job she's not only doing just sitting there. >> nick also agrees. >> two things. george shultz called the diplomacy is like gardening. you've got to go out and take out the weeds and water the garden. and, when you do not have ambassadors and when the foreign service atrophies, the garden starts to become taken over by weed and the jungle grows. and it's a very dangerous thing. we underestimate

kay ivey, a republican woman. said and acknowledged in her statement wednesday that the measure may be unenforceable in the short-term. >> you remember. we were down in d.c. working when judge kavanaugh was appointed to the supreme court. this was the big issue with kavanaugh to see if roe v. wade does come back up. >> that has people relitigating the 2016 election. people on both sides say, see? it was important. >> we'll be watching that for a while to come. >>> president trump is unveiling a new plan to overhaul the immigration system. >> the proposal developed by jared kushner calls for a shift to a predominantly merit based system focusing on allowing more higher skilled workers coming through the country. the plan also calls for beefed-up border security. but it does not address the fate of so-called dreamers, who were brought to the country illegally as children. it has yet to be embraced by republicans let alone democrats. >>> president trump has signed an order on cybersecurity effectively preventing huaw

jon kay, bbc news. mother, tune into panorama on bbc world news this weekend. the times are on your screen now — with first airing on saturday at 0230 gmt. people have been voting in elections in the philippines. president duterte is trying to take control of the senate stop howard johnson is in manila. what we've seen today is around 60 million people across the country coming forward from 7,000 different islands to vote in these congressional mayoral and provincial elections. what's at stake is the senate. 12 seats to control the senate. president rodrigo duterte, was elected three years ago on a hard ticket to clampdown on law and order and criminality, he would like to get to see more of his candidates in the senate so he can pass through legislation like lowering the criminal age of liability and also perhaps reintroducing the death penalty for drug traffickers. liberal politicians are aghast at what he is suggesting and say they would like to see a return to human rights—based law and order and al

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>> we have some signs about what the governor, kay ivy, will do. republicans say the rigidity of this bill is the point. they want a legal fight. they want this to go all the way to the supreme court where they can challenge roe v. wade and hopefully, they say, overturn that ruling and outlaw abortion. on your screen, this is what is in the bill. it makes performing an abortion a felony and a doctor who does could face up to 99 years in prison, to avoid serious health risks for the mother, ectopic pregnancy, when the egg attaches outside the uterus or if the unborn has a lethal anomaly. there are no exceptions for rape or incest. democratic effort to add an amendment failed. the person who drafted this official bill is the head of the alabama pro-life coalition. the proposed amendment was sympathetic and while it, quote, deals with very difficult issues, that's how he describes rape and incest, he said it would jeopardize the legal standing of the bill. i want you to listen to the back and forth of this more than four-hour debate last night in alab

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. >> reporter: kay barber was like a mother to marie. hers is the second family to take marie in when she was 18 and struggling. >> marie's nickname that i gave her was rosy because she was always just, you know, peachy and rosy and happy. >> reporter: like she was when she met jeff carlson, and he fell hard. >> and it was like instant. >> reporter: so they married. and they had a daughter named paris. and thought their life together would be grand. marie got a college degree in criminal justice, became a deputy sheriff. >> her ultimate goal was to try to get into the f.b.i. >> reporter: but then, for all the love between them, there were issues. jeff learned there were more secrets. that as a girl, marie had been sexually assaulted, and sometimes her love and joy were chased into a darker place. >> the biggest issue was she didn't love herself. >> reporter: they tried, but the marriage didn't last. and after that, marie drifted a little. jobs fell through. she had to move frequently. jeff suggested paris, then three, would have a more s

. >> we'll be watching the changes first this who will kay weekend starting off with breezy conditions as you can see there in fremont we have some gusts close to 35-mile-per-hour. but sunny skies and 63 as you can see on the not such on the satellite radar view. up on the coast we watch this storm system will again bring the chance of more sierra snow, showers in the sunday forecast and a chance we can be dealing with some thundershowers at times during the day tomorrow. it's going to be breezy. we'll have a chance of showers, such as outdoor concert, out at bottle rock not the best hour by hour cditions. highs aund napa tomorrow in the upper 50s to low 60s coming up in the seven-day forecast we show you when we expect the refiest rain to arrive and a warmer change showing up in the seven-day forecast coming up in about the 15 minutes. >> that sounds welcome, rob. thanks. >>> giving you the latest information on twitter a lot of stuff he woeted about the incoming rain on the know headed to the sierra. follow rob. his twitter handle is @rob mayeda. >> travel at a popular spot beaches o

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jon: jon kay, bbc news.e full report about the amazing, emotionaleuon, " bbcn to "panorama" on world news" this weekend. mhollywood rning the loss of a legend. doris day has died in california at the age of 97. the singer and actress was one of the biggest box-office stars of the 1950's and 1960's, with hits including "calamity jane" and "pillow talk." she was beloved for her charisma and girl-next-door persona. the bbc looks back at her amazing life. >> ♪ will be home tonight by the light of the silvery moon ♪ reporter: doris day crking that whip in "calamity jane." no one captured better the good-natured 1950's hollywood innocence. her romantic comedies were smart, glamorous box-office hits. "pillow talk" with rock hudson won her an oscar nomination. >> you are not the kind of gal who would break a date. >> no, i am not. guynd i ain't the kind of who would ask you to. doris: i had a great time, and i think that they sensed it. have fun and wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson and clark g

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moments ago, governor kay ivy signed into law that gives harsh prison terms if those are found guilty rf peming abortions and a decisive court battle over one of the most emotionally charged issues. kerry sanders is in alabama tonight. >> reporter: tonight, alabama the latest tt ba ground in the newly energized abortion debate. >> this bill is about control. >> human life has rights. >> reporter: late today republican govern kay ivy signed the nation's most restrictive anti abortion law to take effect in six months. if >> all human le is precious. >> reporter: the restrictions would make it a felony for anyone to perform an abortion, punishable by up to 99 years in prison, only legal if there is serious health risk to the er mono exception for rape or insist. out lawed at any stage of the pancy. >> we believe in alabama that a baby in the womb ia person. that the part of our life. if a drunk driver kills a woman expecting, that's a double homicide. >> reporter: this law 28goes further than other states that introduced abortion or enacted restricts, some defining life begin when a fata

washington anchor for bbc world news america, caddie kay. there is more breaking news for us to cover this morning here at home. la >>> late last night, the alabama senate approved a bill that would create the nation's strictest abortion law. the bill would make it a felony, punishable with up to 99 years in prison, for a doctor to perform or attempt the procedure during any stage of pregnancy, except to save the mother's life. the overnight vote followed hours of emotional debate between lawmakers, as the republican-controlled legislature unilaterally removed exceptions for rape and incest. it passed overwhelmingly, 25-6. the move is part of a larger push across chunks of the deep south and midwest to challenge the supreme court's 1973 roe v. wade ruling, by whittling protections to its most restrictive. opponents of the bill protested in the state's capital. the bill heads to the republican governor, who has not indicated whether or not she'll sign it. joe? >> so this is complicated issue, mika. looking at it politically. >> right. >> if y

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he refers to him as peanut and chang kai-shek says other things about general stillwell.n you have is an interesting ability to look at both diaries at the same time and see how they spoke about each other, what they were trying to do and what their motives were. this is one of my favorite documents in the archives. this is from raymond mulley. he was a renowned speechwriter for fdr. he was part of frank delano roosevelt's brain trust. if you look at this document closely, you can see that it is actually the first draft of the speech in which he coins the term the new deal. it is a bit ironic that this document ended up in the collection of herbert hoover. fdr and herbert hoover were medical -- they weren't allies. landslide beata herbert hoover and his reelection campaign. how does this get here? actually once the new deal went into play, raymond boley changed he mind mind about it so resigned with fdr and became friends with herbert hoover. ironicallyhe would donate his collection to the herbert hoover collection and archives. he decided he would annotate it as well. wh

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jon kay, bbc news.nion with his mother, tune into panorama on bbc world news this weekend. the times are on your screen now, with first airing on saturday at 0230 gmt. one of the biggest names in the history of hollywood, doris day, has died at her home in california. she was 97. a singer and actress who originally wanted to be a dancer, she starred in many popular comedies such as calamityjane and pillow talk. she later became a prominent campaigner for animal welfare. david sillito has been looking back at her career. # we'll be home tonight by the light of the silvery moon...#. doris day, cracking that whip in calamity jane. no—one captures better good—natu red ‘50s hollywood innocence. # whip—crack—away, whip—crack—away, whip—crack—away. . . # her romantic comedies were smart, glamorous box office hits. pillow talk with rock hudson won her an oscar nomination. you ain't the kinda gal who'd break a date. no, i'm not. and i ain't the kinda guy who'd ask you to. i had a great time, and i think that the

jon kay, bbc news. an incredible story.g his incredible story. you‘ll find clips and lots of wonderful photographs. go to bbc.com/news — or the bbc news app. an american explorer has set a new record for the deepest dive ever recorded in a submarine. victor vescovo dropped nearly seven miles into the mariana trench in the pacific ocean, and spent nearly four hours exploring the sea floor. what he found there was astonishing — not only four new species, but also the mark of humanity‘s impact on the planet, as our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. roger that. we will go for a release. the start of an epic journey. in the middle of the pacific, heading beneath the waves to the deepest place on the planet. asub to the deepest place on the planet. a sub with a titanium core built to withstand the crushing pressure. it ta kes withstand the crushing pressure. it takes three and a half hours to plunge 11 kilometres, that‘s seven miles, down. inside is american explorer victor vescovo. then... touchdown. as bottom. chee

this exclusive investigation is from our correspondentjon kay, with cameraman andy alcroft and producer was the little boy who lost everything in a napalm attack. that day, i physically got scarred, i lost my family — it changed my entire life. and for 30 years, amar has believed he's an orphan. there's nothing more than feeling you belong to someone, there's nothing more important than feeling you belong to someone, and loved by someone. but could everything he knows be about to change? the british politician emma nicholson found amar close to death in a refugee camp in 1991. he's a complete orphan. he's lost everything — his life, his home, his whole family. with brutal suppression, saddam ordered his forces to crush the uprising... he was told all his relatives had been killed when the iraqi dictator bombed his own people in basra. doctors advised her to take him to london, where he underwent 27 major operations. let this commission adopt the genocide convention and save the iraqi people... amar even appeared at the united nations. after surgery, he stayed in the uk, moving to devon

jon kay, bbc news.panorama on bbc world news this weekend. the times are on your screen now, with first airing on saturday at 0230 gmt. lewis hamilton has sent his formula one car and his winning trophy, to the home of a boy he says inspired his win in sunday's spanish grand prix. harry shaw, who's five, has a rare form of cancer, and sent lewis a video last week wishing him luck in the race in barcelona. the driver replied with his own video, calling harry his spirit angel, before he and the mercedes team arranged for the car and trophy to be dropped off at his home. there is more on all the news on the bbc website for you. that is it for now. thank you for watching. hello. well, very settled weather across the uk for the next few days. notjust the uk, but in fact but many parts of western europe. and the outlook — staying warm and sunny. some places will be warmer than others though, across the uk. so this is the picture then through mid week. the highest temperatures will actually be in parts of scot

jon kay, bbc news. an incredible story.eekend. an american explorer has set a new record for the deepest dive ever recorded in a submarine. victor vescovo dropped nearly seven miles into the mariana trench in the pacific ocean, and spent nearly four hours exploring the sea floor. what he found there was astonishing. not only four new species, but also the mark of humanity's impact on the planet, as our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. ok. roger that, we'll go for release. the start of an epicjourney. in the middle of the pacific, heading beneath the waves to the deepest place on the planet. a sub with a titanium core, built to withstand the crushing pressure. it takes 3.5 hours to plunge 11 kilometres — that's seven miles down. inside is american explorer victor vescovo. then... touchdown. at bottom! cheering. it seemed a bit like being on the moon, but a wet version of it. there were small craters here and there, there were slight undulations. there weren't rocks until you get to the southern and northern por

debate on the $19.1 billion disaster relief bill, ranking member representative kay aanger of texas added provision to request an additional $3 billion to the bill to help children at the border. committee chair rosa delauro of connecticut responded. this is 10 minutes. my motion amends the bill by adding an additional 2.8 billion dollars the administration has said is needed to care for unaccompanied children that continued to flood our southern border. i am offering this motion because the bill we are considering does not address the need. the funding in this motion is one piece of what is needed to respond parent become the responsibility of our federal government. as of the end of april, nearly 13,000 unaccompanied children were in the care of the united states' department of health and human services. we are told that if these trends continue, the department will soon run out of funds to care for these children and face anti-deficiency act violations. the gentleman from texas, mr. hurd, offered this same amendment in a full committee markup of the labor, health and human services app

we begin with breaking news from alabama, where governor kay ivey has just signed the most restrictivertion law in the country. it outlaws virtually all abortions. doctors who perform them could face up to 99 years in prison. alabama is not alone in pursuing tough new laws. six states have passed bills that ban abortions after six weeks. 11 have introduced similar bans this year. all are aimed at forcing a supreme court showdown. he >> reporter: alabama's republican governor kay ivey tweeted out this photo of her signing the controversial abortion bill that does not include exceptions for rape or incest. she hinted she would sign the bill a few hours earlier. >> all human life is precious. >> reporter: where is the money coming from to support people who aren't ready to be mothers or aren't financially stable to take care of a child? >> you simply cannot defer protecting lives of unborn children because of cost. >> house bill 314 passes. >> reporter: supporters voted in favor of the bill, hoping it will eventually reach the supreme court and help overturn "roe v. wade." cbs news legal

so what this was and kay ivy acknowledged was just sort of a vehicle to attempt to get this up to these organizations like the aclu, like planned parenthood have said, look, we are going to challenge this in court, they know that this is going to be fought at every level. the hope that alabama lawmakers here had was that they could make this so restrictive that it ended up going up to the highest court. that doesn't seem to matter to a lot of the women here who were protesting this law to begin with. a lot of people who were against a law like this happening in alabama who came out, jim, they said even though it's unenforceable that doesn't stop the fact that seeing a law like this passed puts fear in us for what the future may bring. >> understood. okay. so on the supreme court -- >> i have absolutely no words to describe the disgust that i feel and so many women have told me that they feel. they are scared. they are angry. we don't know what's going to happen. we are -- we are seriously in fear for our lives. >> reporter: and, look, again, we need to reiterate that the law that was

jon kay, bbc news.rilling battle for the premier league crown, but manchester city have triumphed following victory over brighton. 11 days to go to the european elections that the conservatives admit will be difficult for them. the light aircraft that crashed onto a south wales road. three people were pulled from the wreckage. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tulsen tollett. good evening. it's been one of the greatest premier league races and on the final day manchester city got the win they needed to ensure they kept hold of their title, with liverpooljust missing out. city came from behind to beat brighton by four goals to one at the amex stadium. pep guardiola's side finished on 98 points — one point clear of liverpool — having won their last 1a league games in a row. and these were the scenes at the etihad stadium in manchester this evening, the players having flown back from the south coast back to back is more and more difficult for the first time in the last season

jon kay, bbc news, bristol.nal in azerbaijan, attention now turns to the second all—english continental clash, saturday's champions league final between tottenham and liverpool in madrid, from where our sports correspondent, natalie pirks has sent us this report. it isa it is a city where football is king. with history to be made, fans are arriving in the spanish capital and there is a distinct theme emerging. no tickets? no problem. watch in a barand soak up no tickets? no problem. watch in a bar and soak up the atmosphere. fantasticjust to be here. great to get tickets for the final and that you eventually get there. great atmosphere. madrid is bracing itself for the arrival of tens of thousands of english fans all hoping their tea m of english fans all hoping their team will be the ones to get their hands on this. but there is one local who already knows exactly what it's like to lift that trophy. in 2005, rafa benitez‘ liverpool pulled off the most incredible of comebacks to win the champions league on penal

kay coles james, chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission. cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. it goes without saying, but i'll say it, as we commemorate today with a woman as speaker. [applause] politics aside, you've got to be proud and i am. thank you so much. and leader mccarthy thank you for being here today. as chairman of the centennial commission, i have so enjoyed working with both of you as we have prepared for today and for the year ahead. this commission is made up of women from all walks of life, backgrounds, and ideologies. and we have come together to work in a manner of bipartisanship and unity that unfortunately is all too rare in washington these days. and none of this would have been possible without the expert leadership and partnership of our vice chairman and former senatormy cullsky. senator. [applause] -- senator mikulski. senator. plus applause we started this endeavor as respected colleagues and now i am so proud to call her my friend. thank you. the women's suffrage centennial commission was formed by congress t

from the heart warming story than those guys ththen went quite different lets get t the business with kay meeting get evening to you caitlyn idedea at we know then trade of course a top focus for the trump administration --- but it's not just imposing towers is is also about trying to forge new deals and so in the vice president mike pence is an auto- this evening but the find the finishing touches on the new version of nafta. which has the slightly less catchy name of the u. s. mexico canada agreement. on gains for has the details. putting on a united front both leaders appeared keen to show that the bond between the nations is still strong despite last year's trade spent. thee main issue on the agenda te united states mexico canada agreement. which is set to replace existing north american free trade agreement known as nafta. we're very much looking forward- to to working together to make sure that the benefits of this agreement which we took -- took a fair bit of time and energy to get right. renegotiating nafta was a key pledge of donald trump's twenty sixteen white house campaign. bu

jon kay has more. where would you like to go today? we would like to go to the picnic area, please.ut a driver. 0n the grounds of the retirement village they are testing a computer operated vehicle. this is amazing. it really is. because they do not know how much longer they would be able to drive, could this help them get out and socialise? this is the future. well, it is the future. 0h, socialise? this is the future. well, it is the future. oh, gosh, look we're it is the future. oh, gosh, look we're up to. sensors detect hazards. that was a shock stop. automatic braking then prevents accidents. was it scary? no, it wasn't, it wasn't, it scary? no, it wasn't, it wasn't, it was exhilarating rather than scaring. did you trust it? yes, i did, completely, and i was secure, i have plenty of room, i was co mforta ble. have plenty of room, i was comfortable. very impressive. it could be years before these vehicles could be years before these vehicles could be years before these vehicles could be on the roads but the british team of scientists, psychologists and robotics experts say the po

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alabama governor kay ivey a short time ago signing the most restrictive abortion law in the nation. essentially making abortion a crime. the bill passing after a contentious debate in the state legislature. under the law, doctors could now face 99 years in prison for performing an abortion. and tonight, supporters of the law in that state have made it clear they hope the legal fight that will now come after the governor signed this bill tonight will take the debate right to the supreme court, to challenge roe versus wade. abc's steve osunsami leads us off with the breaking news from alabama. >> what will we do? >> stand up, fight back! >> reporter: alabama governor kay ivey ignored the protests and took her pen to paper late this evening, signing this bill into law. it effectively outlaws abortion statewide. >> all human life is precious. >> reporter: providing an abortion would become a crime, even if the pregnancy was caused by rape or incest. the only allowed exception, if the mother's life is in danger. and doctors performing abortions could be sentenced to 99 years in prison. t

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jericka duncan has the story.>> difficult -- >> reporter: alabama's republican governor kay ivey tweetedut this photo of her signing the controversial abortion bill that does not include exceptions for rape or he ll aew hours rlier. >> all human life is precious.hm to support people who aren't ready to be mothers or aren't financially stable to take care of a child? >> you simply cannot defer protecting lives of unborn children because of cost. >> house bill 314 passes. >> reporter: supporters voted in favor of the bill hoping it will eventually reach the supreme court and help overturn roe v. wade. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> when you have some 20-odd cases on their way to the supreme court, the chances are solid that one or more will be before the high court within a short period of time, meaning within about a year. eporr: tbama b has rited t debate overtion ny posersonal stories today using #youknowme. >> my humble view -- >> reporter: conservative televangelist pat robertson called the proposed law extreme. >> i think this one will lose. >> reporter: aclu of alabama exe

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