i'm gonna generation on last night's injured your gestures as i. session and in a territory attacks accent i cried lily to live life as it was at out down one one point point to work for such sent. free to potential also have had a negative find line businesst commissioned by the british government has found on which lucy she was given yet high comedies for not having women on. it's the have had alexander you found on the situation was it was removing adding many m mor termsms but the bible says that it will it will hold still still on the line we on. the government to get off on one water email me i would not expect by twenty nine twenty it'll it'll somehow some some we is the size while sources that they ended up having women women in leadership cheryl roger general. store. it reads like a like. you're a. lili o of reasons not knonow what work women women high high levels. i don't i don't think limit from completely in order for ireland on the whole issue is because like our our history home click six i'm e what's fully one hundred fifty. and to test hands about. eighteen farrakhan on hunger approval

and modern the bungalow is now exactly the home on a good stores are always one. the british lily allen has just turned thirty three a life has been full of extremes she deals with these ops and downs on a new album no shame which will be released in june a breakthrough came in two thousand and six with a song smile the singer has sold more than five million albums so far and also a long break lily allen wants to continue this excess with a new record which she's already promoting in some clubs like in hamburg for example. lily allen is back with new songs little feature on her upcoming album no shame before it's released on june the eight she's giving fans a taste of what's to come at concerts in europe and the u.s. it's been four years since alan put out her last album she's since then she's been busy caring for her two young children and changing her life feel like in the last few years. i've sort of right started on a different chapter of my life really and. a lot of people and things you know behavior from my youth i needed to stop about you know cutting cutting some people o

cement and actually find the cause of the dog's paw which ended up a nail which was holding it in position. >> firefighters covered lilyh a blanket and dug in again. >> you know it wasn't that difficult except for the dog in pain. >> the extrication too long 15 minutes freeing lily from that >> we had to push down to get it out and around. >> firefighters say they get in this work to help people and by extension the friends they love. >> not a normal rescue no. >> how was lily back by the side of the house sniffing for mice, old habits die hard. in petaluma, waun friedman, abc 7 news. >>> don't do it lily. lily, stop. just went through this. she was trembling. >> so traumatic oh, poor lily. >> life leave the mice. >>> new developments today involving president trump and his attorneys. the back and forth that continues following rudy giuliani's bombshell, the that president repaid his other lawyer for the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. >> also a miami police officer pon the wrong side of the law. the video that may cost him h if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's

lily's place is a testament to the extraordinary work that everyday people can do when they put their mind to it. i will use "be best" to bring attention to programs such as this in order to encourage conversation and replication. in february, i went to the cincinnati children's hospital in ohio and the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effect that opioids are having but also the important research on neonatal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say that representatives from both lily's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. thank you for being here and thank you for heroic work on behalf of children. i wanty to -- to thank the many people i have met and learned from over the past year while researching these vital topics on behalf of children, including cabinet swhockets have joined us today as well as representative from microsoft about google, facebook twitter snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president karen pence, and other members of the administration, as well as the m

a bit of lily of the valley, absolutely. hospital in salisbury. mr skripal and his daughter yulia were exposed to a nerve agent in march. he's been taken to a secure location where he will continue to receive treatment. salisbury district hospital confirmed that mr skripal is now entering an "important stage in his recovery" which will "take place away from the hospital". while these patients have now been discharged, their right to confidentiality remains and limits us confidentiality remains and limits us from giving detailed accounts of the treatments these individuals received. however, treating people who are so acutely unwell, having been poisoned by nerve agents requires stabilising them, keeping them alive until their bodies produce more enzymes to replace those that have been poisoned. it is fantastic news that sergei skripal is well enough to leave salisbury district hospital, that he, yulia and ds bailey have been able to leave us so soon after coming into contact with the nerve agent is thanks to the hard work, s

present ostrich feathers have become flamingo and the spinners there are straws if there schmall is a flaming lily club when the in the helicopter reminds me of a bird or an insect only a little fossil it's what you do in your kitchen experiment and transform the scene with so that joanna is a great artist she's my inspiration her creative power makes me want to become even better they are fashions give them a certain arsenal for example a pretty sad fact and this is where likewise we portuguese often have too negative an opinion of ourselves but in our case it's just the opposite the skies are confident at. last. located next to the lisbon opera house in the fashionable suburb of giago is shows a.r.v.'s these restaurants the bel canto it is frequented by artists celebrities politicians i'm going mays although he's only thirty three years old josie already has two michelin stars to his name he sees his creations as a column every tribute to lisbon and the other frantic coast. good. morning. the band. playing at. the bank. but it involves here we have various types of shellfish the sand consists of

center in shaanxi province the small group has five hundred kilometers ahead of them it will be a long day for lily and james she. yet another train ride with baby and luggage in tow. merely has lost count of the number of times she's made a journey like this one hundreds of times over the last eleven years she's worked with her twenty colleagues as medical companions to sick abandoned babies she travels back and forth almost every week. medical care is simply too poor in the countryside where the foster care center is located. they now have a three hour drive ahead of them millie tells us of when she first met little jim she. shouldn't i was sure your condition was very poor back then. when she had a lot of problems. dangerous infections that and the rare blood disorder. i was not sure of her would be as if she got survived by. that when i heard that might actually. according to lynn the children with disabilities are often viewed with shame and china the decades long one child policy made the problem worse for a number of years so-called baby safety on ones have existed mostly in the countryside

traditionther may day in france is the act of giving a sprig of lily of the valley to a loved one.t tradition dates back to the 16th century, when the flower was given as a lucky charm to king charles ix. he continued the tradition of offering the flowers as a sign of good luck and happiness. every may 1 in france, you will see all caps of people, including little kids, selling the sprigs outdoors. may 1 is the only day of the year anyone is allowed to freely sell things on the streets. in france, a museum dedicated to a local painter in the south has just discovered that over half of the works it had been exhibiting our take. that is something the lococal mayor has called a catastrophe. our reporter has more. southern french town has long been proud of its history, in particular the heritage of a local painter. ththe is just one problem that has now come to light. after major renovations to a museum housing his work, 82 of the 140 works in the collection were found to be fake. you can recognize the towower and its steeple. in the background, you have e te queens chamber. but that

i made a lily!rt designing with our elements. >> it's really coming together. >> right. we'll pop this guy in here. >> this is fun. julia, i love it. >> you look great. you're totally going to get in. >> kendis will be on the curb. take that, kendis! bye! >> bye. >> there's no way they're getting in. >> poor, poor julia. >> we're totally getting -- look at us, we're totally getting in. >> you look amazing. you coordinated. it is awesome. i look as if -- >> i got a little carried away trying these on, this was way too much fun. >> i feel as if i could just be opening the door down the street. street. somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash. we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great. 10x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle. it's got to be tide. >>> it is your hump day mix time, and we beg the question, what the heck is going on in wisconsin? so -- >> also we want to come visit. >> yeah. so the centers for disease control came o

lily: what i will say, this has been a ripe world for scams because you have -- jason: the crypto worldthe crypto world. you have new people to this space. they are trying to figure out how to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, which is complex. you have a regulatory landscape that has not developed yet. jason: it is uncertain. lily: it is uncertain, and there are not a lot of protections. it is not like the credit card world where you can call amex and say, i did not make this charge, do not charge me for it. there is no central authority to protect investors. carol: where is twitter in this? lily: twitter said it is working on it. it is still a problem. the second account is still a problem. the first one i took down, but only after i sent twitter my passport. it seems kind of invasive, they do not want to send a personal document like that to twitter, so they said they are working on it. that is where we last left it with twitter. carol: in the finance section, we have a story that covers the real estate market. it looks at a spike in home loans for people who cannot afford them. jason:

permittinggun education class you have to take before you register to get a gun.and then there's that eternal optimism of youth."sitting here with lilyf how they can work together and bring about a change together and i love seeing that.. two communities.. two backgrounds.. merging.. "sot - lily - cam 1 -3111/ cover top of bite with pics from lily of her school walkout- do not use pics she sent from kqed"when we had our walkout on march 14 it absolutely poured down rain edit-3120 but we had over 1000 students at our local park from all the different high schools. lily on cam -edit -3131 and our little motto from the day is - watch out congress, the storm is coming and when it rains it pours". ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )both jada and lily say, they will be active in the lead up to mid- term elections ... working for candidates supporting their cause. and lily is working on a bay area wide coalition of students for gun violence prevention. we will stay in touch with their efforts. ( marty )in san francsco... an honor for late mayor ed lee, on what would have been his 66th birthday. the city paid tribute by planting a tree in his name

a blen of daley routines broken up by op sits. >> we are here to help people. we helped someone. >> but this video from last night pushes some limits. her name, lily, a wire haired fox terrier got her paw stuck between a house and a foundation. it began with her daily routine says the owner. >> all the mice live underneath there and she digged st under with her paw and yanked it too hard and pulled it back stuck in there. >> the crisis went on for an hour and a half before the station got the call. >> do what's right and try to work through the situation and free the dog. >> the station had no idea how they became stuck or they pulled and banked away to get a better look. >> we had to break away cement and actually fine the cause of the dog's paw was which ened up being a nail holding it in position. >> fiefrpts covered her with a blanket for her protection and dug zblen. >> it wasn't that difficult step for the dog in pain. >> the extritation took 15 minutes, the nail the hardest part. >> as they say firefighters like to help people and by extension the friends that people love. and now they're unseen he reward, lily this afternoon back by the si

a battle it always will be fighting. for "nightly business report," l i'm j boorstin in los angeles. >>> eli lily makes a push into immunotherapy. they are buying immunotherapy biotech armo sciences for more than $1.5n. bill the merger signals eli lily's want to invest. shares ros t 2% 80.86. meanwhi meanwhile, shares of armo biosciences sky rotted to $49.80. >>> the owner of networks amc, bbc and sundanc said viewer ship remains strong for many shows. shares pped 8% to $57.51. >>> the french insurance giant sold its public business. it debuted a $20 a share. that was below the initial range of 24 to $27. while the company didn't raise as much as had been expected, the ceo toldt sara eisen t believes the value of the business will be reflected in the stock price in the long term. >> i think markets go up and by and pricing is set markets. we can't control that. really what we know we have to do is run our business well, develop good solutions for clients and give good service and over the long term i think the markets will recognize that. the shares finished up nearly 2% to >$20.34. fter the bell chip maker nvidia reported a st

caamfest36 will have a big finale, a performance of "aunt lily's flower book: 100 years of legalized cism." the artists behind this live performance are with us now, emmy award-winning composer and performer mark izu is here, a musician who has fused traditional music of asian with african-american improvisations. mark has become known for developing a new musical genre, asian jazz. our other guest is brenda wong aoki, who is a legendary bay area artist known for breaking new ground, tackling big themes with intimate personal stories. welcome back to the show. brenda wong aoki: thank you. robert: great to have you. now, give me an idea. before when we had you on, you were able to do a little excerpt from your show. and this one, though, is a little bit more complex, so we're not going to do anything on this stage, but we're going to show quite a bit here so that people can see a little bit of it, and then we can talk about it. so, let's go ahead and we'll show a segment of it now, and then we'll talk afterwards, okay? brenda: yep, perfect. brenda: and i joined them in the basement of

now he's back with a partner played by evangeline lily in "antman and the wasp." they're teaming up to uncover secrets from the past. >> it's a workout to get into this suit it requires another human being. i can't get dressed by myself. >> back to your infant days. >> like my 2-year-old son. i have to be dressed. which is unusual for me. >> "antman and the wasp" teaming up. >> follow my lead. >> i am although it's a team effort. i have three stunts i'm in. >> you have three stunts? >> yes. >> it's ridiculous. it feels like overkill. but -- >> is it for different -- >> we all work simultaneously. >> then you know you'll -- >> we could become like the wasp spice girls. >> okay. coming up -- >> spoiler alert. >> mila kunis and "snl's" kate mckinnon, secrets from their new comedy. >>> and everybody is really happy to be reunited. >> behind the scenes of the "mama mia" sequel. >> let's get the party started. >> grandma, you are invited. >> that's the best kind of >>> johnny knoxville only invited e.t. to this amusement park. >> action point! >>> are you all right? >> t

lily's place puts a priority on the whole family so that infants born dependent on drugs are given the best opportunity to strive. they have been successful in this endeavor because parents are also given the support and tools needed to recover and succeed. lilly's place is a testament to the extraordinary work that everyday people can do when they put their mind to it. i will use this to bring attention to programs such as this in order to encourage conversation and replication. in february, i went to cincinnati's children hospital in ohio. the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effects that opioids are having but also the important research on neo natal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say representatives from both lilly's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. [applause] thank you for being here and thank you for your heroic work on behalf of children. i want to thank the many people from over learned this past year. this includes the cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today. as well as representative from microsoft, google, faceb

a half million dollars in 2016. none of it went toward salaries. instead, proceeds went to protests and conferences. >> they raided two animal sanctuaries looking for lilylet and several other piglets taken from a factory farm. but in that case, dxe was never charged. how many times have you been arrested for this? >> over a dozen times. >> reporter: how many times have those charges stuck? >> to date, zero. >> reporter: wayne firmly believed every believes 100 years from now, people will see animal rights as the next frontier of social justice. >> anytime you turn animals into meat, it causes suffering. >> reporter: for now he is willing to accept the consequences of a society that disagrees with him. >> i expect to go to prison and i'm fine with that because i think it is the cost of creating change. >> reporter: susie steimle, kpix 5. >> the charges in utah could put the six members of the group in prison for 10 years. >>> the city of san francisco is trying to clean up the streets. mark farrell unveiled the smart trash cans yesterday. they are solar-powered and hold up to 150 gallons of trash. wireless technology sends alerts when they are full. in

lily: twitter said it is working on it. it is still a problem.ond account is still a problem. only after i sent twitter my passport. people do not want to send a personal document like that to twitter. they said they are working on it , and that is where we left it with twitter. carol: in the finance section, we have a story who covers the real estate market. it looks at a spike in home loans that people cannot afford. jason: a lot of it echoes back to the financial crisis. >> angelo is a character. it is just the way he looks. he wears these tight shirts. he was wearing this red silk shirt, open to the chest. he wears these jackets, cufflinks, and always a handkerchief in the pocket. his hair gel that. he is a real character. homeless, and now he is making his way up. he is focusing on government loans, mainly fha. he worksa lot of -- with a lot of people who remind him of his past, people of loan incomes and bad credit. jason: reading the story, it is hard not to think back to the financial crisis, and a lot of the behavior that was at the core

lily conable is seventeen and lives in growing up in different worlds by most standards but a sharedshootings at columbine and sandy hook .. but say parkland hit a different nerve.. "after columbine a lot of people thought this is a one off incident. this is an anomoly not going to happen again. then there was sandy hook was really young children. but with the parkland kids - they remember a time before sandy hook when we didn't do lock down drills. and they have fearlessly pursued what they feel is absolutely necessary." crowd at ogawa plaza / crowds/signs/ singerson march 24th- the day of the national demonstration s... that fearlessness spread across the country .. "we are done with thoughts and prayers. it is time for us..the youth to stand up ..walk out.. shout it loud and make change". hold crowd applause and rally nats softly under next track lily spoke at the huge and diverse rally in downtown oakland..last month audio transition from oakland crowd applause- jada went to washington d.c. with a delegation of kids from the east oakland youth development center. "it was really p

permittinggun education class you have to take before you register to get a gun.and then there's that eternal optimism of youth."sitting here with lilyple of how they can work together and bring about a change together and i love seeing that.. two communities.. two backgrounds.. merging.. " "when we had our walkout on march 14 it absolutely poured down rain but we had over 1000 students at our local park from all the different high schools. and our little motto from the day is - watch out congress, the storm is coming and when it rains it pours".total time - 240 (pam) both jada and lily say, they will be active in the lead up to mid- term elections ... working for candidates supporting their cause. they are both supporting youth engagement training for police and teachers .... and lily is working on a bay area wide coalition of students... for gun violence prevention. we will stay in touch with their efforts. (grant) the bay area is not immune to the opioid epidemic. addiction and overdose numbers are up... and authorities say, high schoolers and young adults are most at risk. kron four's philippe djegal reports from petaluma .... an

lily's place is a testament to the extraordinary work that everyday people can do when they put their mind to it. i will use be best to bring attention to programs such as this in order to encourage conversation and application. in february, i went to cincinnati children's hospital in ohio. and the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effects that opioids are having, but also their important reference on neonatal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say that representatives from both lily's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. thank you for being here, and thank you for your heroic work on behalf of children. i want to thank the many people i have met with and learned from over the past year while researching these vital topics on behalf of children. this includes the cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today as well as representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence, and other members of the administrat

it's a federal crime to so lili anything of value from a foreign national, even from trump jr.'s act where he rebuffed the offer. it seems he was straightforward soliciting something of value, but if $2 million payments were made after, it seems to me of par with the russian meeting overall and a serious charge for trump jr. >> is it illegal in your view, michael? >> it could be. it depends on the circumstances. if this was a solicitation as was just said of something of value that's willful, then it's a potential violation of campaign finance laws. at this point i don't think we know enough to absolutely conclude that, but we do know that this meeting, along with the june 9th meeting, combined with cambridge analytica and the kushner data analytics thing all create one big package of foreign nationals endeavoring to work with the trump organization to impact the outcome of the election and that's got to be investigated. >> julia, it is unclear if any social media plan was ever executed, and the attorneys for trump and zamel said they met and nothing came of it. we know that man

just want to say why is she being attacked when it's true the people want to go back to a time when we were lily white society and we were not on the verge of becoming a minority majority country. let's get it over with. the people who voted for tom van trump himself are white supremacists bigots and they are up basket full of deplorables. we don't want them in the democratic party because they don't represent our values. do you agree? >> i don't think that everybody voted for topics that way. it's always a mistake to characterize your opponents supporters. we also need, like i really think we have to figure out a way. this is true of hillary you have to have a person for everybody in america with you voted for them or not. she did. you need to listen to everybody in america and let everyone am a america feel like they have a place here. >> other countries do and have had -- my question was what do you think that they have that we don't have that allows other countries to. [inaudible. >> hillary is going to be about this. in most of the countries it's a parliamentary system and hillary was a pop

in for a kid in terms of a tree look good on them there was a victory and also more lily was on the ropes just. this i think a little bit put in city due to newman taken this you know. can provide a political choice of addition of them enough to put some of the other son the moment you saw i think there's a negotiator said look you can hope to always the negotiation of it or to go yusuf leader of iniquity then forget it it's really they're both live at the core of this really for coop if you want to be a public good if in a moment energy other than gayla so messy it's all fine it doesn't gel. and. after the death of muhammad use of the survivors of the battle of my do girlie gathered in the to prepare their revenge in july twenty ten launched their first attacks in the state of borno now a clandestine group boko haram communicated by posting video messages of its new leader abu bakr chicago wow that. what i thought would hurt or. should offer you study all or are there me out of there or out about me out here. more than anything the story. or as i understand from one of the. way they begi

she's a very awesome person, and i like her music. >> reporter: lily and fiona have been fans since theye about natalie's age. they created get away cars in honor of a song with the same name hoping to catch her eye. >> she invites fans from the arena that are kind of dressed up, having a good time and we get to meet her backstage. >> with as many years as i have been following her, it would mean the world to me and my friend over here. >> reporter: among the teens and tweens, grown men who clearly came to make someone else happy. >> when my sister asked me if i wanted to go to a concert with my little niece, and i said yeah. then she said taylor swift and -- >> reporter: turned out he would do anything for seven-year-old taylor. >> i like her songs. >> i'm dreading that i'm actually going to really like it, and maybe kind of dreading seeing somebody i know. >> reporter: your secret is safe with us, eli. ♪ >> reporter: at levi stadium, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. ♪. >>> that's fun. you know he had a great time. >> oh, yeah, that's so nice of him, too. she was so sweet and happy to go. >>

not a dollar of it went towards people's salaries, instead, proceeds went to protests and conferences. >> the fbi raided 2 animal sanctuaries looking for lily the piglet and others that came from a factory farm. in that case they were not charged. >> reporter: how many times have you been arrested for your work? >> well over a dozen times. >> how long have the charges stuck? >> to date, 0. >> reporter: he firmly believes 100 years from now people will see animal rights as the next frontier of social justice. >> anytime you come to an maland turn them ... >> i am okay to go to prison, i am okay with that because it is the cost of change. >> his prediction could come true. these charges could land him in prison for up to 10 years. >>> looking more like spring every day. >> it is. in san francisco it means fog and a chilly breeze and we have a blanket of cloud cover sittingor san francisco. -- sitting over san francisco. concord is down to 55. overnight tonight, fog will not push as far inland. concord, livermore, clear skies, same story for santa rosa. it will be cloudy, foggy around oakland and redwood city and the lows around 50. the winds

she's a very awesome person, and i like her music. >> reporter: lily and fiona have been fans since theye about natalie's age. they created get away cars in honor of a song with the same name hoping to catch her eye. >> she invites fans from the arena that are kind of dressed up, having a good time and we get to meet her backstage. >> with as many years as i have been following her, it would mean the world to me and my friend over here. >> reporter: among the teens and tweens, grown men who clearly came to make someone else happy. >> when my sister asked me if i wanted to go to a concert with my little niece, and i said yeah. then she said taylor swift and -- >> reporter: turned out he would do anything for seven-year-old taylor. >> i like her songs. >> i'm dreading that i'm actually going to really like it, and maybe kind of dreading seeing somebody i know. >> reporter: your secret is safe with us, eli. ♪ >> reporter: at levi stadium, katie marzullo, abc 7 ♪. >>> that's fun. you know he had a great time. >> oh, yeah, that's so nice of him, too. she was so sweet and happy to go. >> his f

a decade later. at 34. she and new mom, lily fryar, both teachers say the cost of raising a child played a part.is more than $233,000 per child in a middle-income family. and that's before college. kids aren't cheap. they cost a lot of money. day care is expensive. hospital bills are expensive. all the good stuff. >> reporter: a consequence of the declining birth rate, impact on the already stressed social security system which is fully funded only until 2034. economist, petsy stevenson. >> presents challenges when we have a lot more people retired, relative off to the base of people who are working. >> but they say in a good economy they want to beep mothers as financially secure as possible. >> for me working is important. it's part of who i am. but, you know, having kids then takes a little break. you want to get yourself into your career. >> the more people who want to wait to be financially stable, the less time. traditionally they may have. >> absolutely. you know. it, it, in the back of your head there is always the ticking clock. unfortunately, biology is not always fair. >> birth rates

cam usually provides the entertainment at these things, but he had lily's birthday party, so phil volunteered. who needs a if you can have a philbo? what?! i mean, where does it end? it's so long! it's comically long, when you think about it. thing is, phil's terrified of clowns. just thought if i was the clown, i wouldn't be scared. like how you can't tickle yourself. (sebastian laughing) sebastian, no! i got this! sebastian! your mom's worried about you, buddy, even though there's absolutely no reason to be -- (gasps, breathing heavily)

. ♪ >> in the beauty of the lilies christ was born across the sea, with a glory in his bosom that transfigures as he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free! while god is marching on. glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! his truth is marching on. glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! his truth is marching on. on and on and on. ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, secretary mattis. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, secretary mattis. [applause] secretary mattis: mr. president, gold star families, americans, and allies, general dunford, a country worth fighting for indeed. i believe robert louis stevenson best captured the spirit today, where when he wrote, did the grave and let me die. glad did i live, and gladly do i lay down to die. i lay down with a will. this be the verse you grave for me. home is the sailor home from the sea. and the hunter home from the hill. ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege and honor to introduce our commander-in-chief, president donald trump. [ap

. ♪ in the beauty of the lilies christ was born across the sea, with a glory in his bosom that transfigurese. as he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free! while god is marching on. glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! his truth is marching on. glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! glory! glory! hallelujah! his truth is marching on. on ♪ [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, secretary mattis. ladies and gentlemen, secretary mattis. [applause] secretary mattis: mr. president, gold star families, americans, and allies, general dunford, a for.ry worth fighting i believe robert louis stevenson the new today, where did i live, and gladly -- glad do i live, and gladly lay down to die. home is the sailor. home is the hunter. tois my privilege and honor introduce our commander in chief, president donald trump. [applause] [cheers] president trump: thank you very much. thank you very much. what an honor. secretary mattis, and i love you, too. chiefs,dunford, joint members of the armed forces, members of the cabinet, members of c

think we will see a bit of colour in there, a bit of lily of the valley and the traditional flower that other tomorrow and that conversation is continuing and we have lots more to talk about here. where shall we had to next? let's return to anita for now and we will have much more from here in a little while. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: prince charles is to walk meghan markle down the aisle at her wedding with prince harry, ending speculation after her father said he wouldn't attend the wedding for health reasons. the former russian spy, sergei skripal, has been discharged from hospital, more than ten weeks after the nerve agent attack in salisbury. theresa may says she regards alleged remarks by speaker, john bercow, calling commons leader andrea leadsom a "stupid woman" as "unacceptable. " in the business news: many uk households have been getting half the broadband speed they pay for. according to which?, average speeds are "far slower than in ads". it means that from 23rd may, broadband providers will no longer be able to advertise "up to" speeds unless that speed is rec

the latest emerging markets selloff is not a longer-term shift. lilyble to withstand this surround rounded to 2013 -- this compared to 2013? >> the difference between now and 2013 is that emerging markets have better fiscal and external finances. coupled with that, growth is better and inflation remains low. some of the foreign managers think this correction or difficult time for emerging markets will be temporary. david: yeah. the fundamentals -- everyone has told us this -- we just heard this -- everyone has told us the fundamentals look ok. and the -- argument side of the is, while the fundamentals are good, sentiment is starting to turn. it doesn't mean that because the economy is doing well the markets are doing well. in indonesia, things are acting up again. what are the major risks right now? >> of course, there's always the chance that the deli food further, along with a rise in u.s. three yields -- u.s. treasury yields. as long as pressure in treasury yields is not that fast, it is seen -- it should be seen as a sign of normalization of the gl

purpose of the story and i'm not saying don't do it but i'm saying i think it's a good idea to let the reader know but in lily's case she changed the character and i feel it with complete freedom but novels where -- >> as i think ahead with every novel you want to have a new challenge and i created this space to create justification here. clearly, that is what i'm doing. [inaudible conversations] >> i was going to say it's a good thing going to the next question because the prerogative to be faced with the historical goes counter intuitive to the stories you want to tell him are you inhibited by research at all? >> i found that to the extent i can figure out what the truth was i was running about which there is not a ton of records but it wasn't always possible so to figure out what the truth was i found in every instance it was made up so, like, to not be put in that position and the screws everything up. i change the name of the street. but that's the old line [inaudible] i did not do a ton. [inaudible] >> restate the question for me. >> did you ever find the prerogative to be faithful to the struggle realiti