hgppy happy day for the express, ayesha? it isa happy day for the express, ayesha?ewspapers and from pages. the express is the most euphoric and then you start working down from it. the express is, dear eu, we are leaving you. there is going to be so much focus on this letter now, who delivers it. someone will be tracking it. i hope he is in when they deliver it, when you get one of those messages, we have left a card because you are out. the express is delighted. they are very much taking the line from theresa may, very patriotically determined language. fierce determination to get the right deal for every single person in the country. they are trying to put a positive, optimistic spin on it. what is going to be in the letter apart from hate, folks, we're off? anything else? it will be very short indeed. just invoking article 50, it is unprecedented, we don't know what is going to come next. all eyes will turn to brussels, the 27 and their response, setting out the terms for the talks and if they will allow britain to try and negotiate a trade treaty at the same ti

ayesha curry says happy birthday to her man. you know he must instagram. and also the quarterback the 49ers maybe he's going to stay in washington. we'll tell you what team at the very least making some noise later in this broadcast." here is what we are tracking tonight at ten... psychedlic drugs being researched in the bay area... for their potential to help people suffering from depression, anxiety, and p- t-s-d. meet a local woman taking acid... who says, the drug saved her marriage. it's a story you wont want to miss...tonight on kron 4 news at 10. (pam) they are scattered all around the bay area... donation boxes... many people use them to get rid of a their unwanted items, often believing they are helping a charity.((steve)) but the bins are creating an eyesore in some neighborhoods because of what happens around and now apparently what's happening inside them as well ... people but it there and then they leave you know this is muhammad he owns an auto repair shop in san mateo, he allowed the placement of a shoes and clothes donation bin to be place

with me will be the former labour party adviser and comedian, ayesha hazarika and the conservative commentatoruld increase for self—employed people as the chancellor phillip hammond seeks to raise up to three billion pounds to fund social care. the financial times leads with comments from peugeot‘s chief executive, who said a ‘hard brexit‘ that incurs import tariffs could be a ‘nice opportunity‘ for the company to develop their suppliers in the uk. scientists could be able to develop a single pill to help regulate blood pressure, the express says, after their research showed a link between the brain and hypertension.

well yesterday in the white house briefing, reuters correspondent ayesha roscoe asked press secretaryspicer whether the president's tweets should be taken seriously. this after the white house wouldn't provide evidence that former president obama wiretapped president trump's phones during the 2016 campaign. as trump claimed saturday morning. >> is the white house position that the president can make declarative statements about a former president basically committing a crime and then the congressional committee should look into that and basically prove it? >> that is not a question of prove it, is they have the resources and the clearances and the staff to fully and thoroughly and comprehensively investigate this. and then issue a report as to what their findings are. >> so but president trump's twitter statement shouldn't be taken at face value about what -- >> sure, it should. of course -- why -- no. there's nothing, as i mentioned to jim, it's not that he's walking anything back or regretting it, he's just saying that they have the appropriate venue. >> so how does a journalist get

his victims have been named as kurt cochran, an american tourist, spanish teacher, ayesha frade, andfirmed a 75—year—old man has died in hospital. a minute's silence held in trafalgar square as hundreds gather in a sign of solidarity with those caught up in yesterday's attack. 0ur response to this attack on our city, to this attack on our way of life, to this attack on our shared values, shows the world what it means to be londoner.

spanish teacher ayesha braid and pc keith palmer were also killed in the attack.e have been holding a minute's silence. the prime minister said britain would not be cowed. we are not afraid. our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism. and thousands of people are gathering in trafalgar square this evening for a vigilfor trafalgar square this evening for a vigil for those affected by the terror attack. good evening from westminster bridge. you can see people walking around just a day after the deadly attack that left people dead and injured on this bridge. 52—year—old khaled masood has been named by the police as the attacker who drove his hired vehicle along the bridge, ploughing into pedestrians and members of the public and tourists, people from 12 different nationalities, then smashing his car into the railings of the palace of westminster, attacking a police officer there with a knife, stabbing him to death. pc keith palmer. before the attacker was shot dead. in trafalgar square, there is a vigil. in memory of those who have lost their lives and with

with me will be the former labour party adviser and comedian, ayesha hazarika and the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. the i says national insurance rates could increase for self—employed people as the chancellor phillip hammond seeks to raise up to three billion pounds to fund social care. the financial times leads with comments from peugeot's chief executive, who said a ‘hard brexit‘ that incurs import tariffs could be a ‘nice opportunity‘ for the company to develop their suppliers in the uk. scientists could be able to develop a single pill to help regulate blood pressure, the express says, after their research showed a link between the brain and hypertension. theresa may announces new grammar school plans in the telegraph, that will help to end what she claims is the ‘brutal and unacceptable‘ truth of selection by income. the guardian has the same story. the paper says some free schools could t paper says some free schools could opt to select pupils based on academic merit. the daily mail says there will also be funding to help some children from low income families to travel to

spanish teacher, ayesha frade, was one of two other people who were killed — seven other people are still condition in hospital. a terrorist came to the place where people of all nationalities and culture, gather and celebrate what it means to be free. and he took out his rage indiscriminately against innocent men, women and children. hello and a very good afternoon to you. the prime minister has been telling mps that the man who carried out of attack on westminster was born opinion in the uk and was known to the security services. she described the as an attack on free people everywhere and an attempt to sometimes democracy. the police have made theirfirst sometimes democracy. the police have made their first arrest in connection with the attack leaving four people dead including the perpetrator. raids were carried out in birmingham and london overnight — and eight people have been arrested. theresa may has confirmed that the suspect was once investigated by mi5 over concerns of violent extremism. but that he was ‘not part of the current intelligence picture.‘ the queen has led tributes

ayesha frade and pc keith palmer were also killed. all three of them were parents.

his victims have been named as kurt cochran, an american tourist, spanish teacher, ayesha frade, andith palmer. tonight, the police have confirmed a 75—year—old man has died in hospital. a minute's silence held in trafalgar square as hundreds gather in a sign of solidarity with those caught up in yesterday's attack. our response to this attack on our city, to this attack on our way of life, to this attack on our shared values, shows the world what it means to be londoner. in other news, thousands of people gathered in londonderry for the funeral of martin mcguinness, the former deputy first minister of northern ireland. the un estimates 400,000 iraqi civilians are trapped in the old city of mosul as government forces try to capture it from islamic state militants. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. one of the most extensive police investigations of recent years has made swift progress today following the terror attack at westminster yesterday. the attacker was named as khalid masood, though within the last hour, it's been confirmed his birth name was adrian elms. he was born in k

ayesha peterson doesn't need to read about the violence. she lives it every day. if peterson moves for sale sign in her front window just a few feet over, she could cover up the bullet hole in her blinds. evidence of the latest shoot em up on her block. >> you want out? >> yes, of course. yes. yes. report roar back in 2010 peterson was among more than 41st-time home buyers enticed to invest in the brand new wellington heights neighborhood. with a new pro soccer stadium nearby and a casino bringing in big tax revenues, city leaders promised crime ravaged chester was on its way back. >> you're exactly the kind of person they want that chester. >> yes. >> the new and ill proved chester. >> yes. >> cecelia and andrea are her neighbors. they say they bought the same sales pitch. then they noticed the sounds of gunfire over time it got closer. more frequent. now it's routine. >> you can really tell when they're really close. it's sounds like a big cannon goes off. >> reporter: you've come to know what the sounds of gunshots are? >> yes. >> they sold us something a dream

spanish teacher, ayesha frade and pc keith palmer were also killed. i'm martine croxall. stories this hour: thousands of people have gathered in londonderry for the funeral of martin mcguinness, the former deputy first minister of northern ireland. we are standing close to westminster abbey and the police had just removed the cordon. you can see people walking down to the palace of westminster, this is the first time this road has been open since three o'clock yesterday. forensic police have been working quite intensively just there, where keith palmer was murdered yesterday, they are trying to co m plete murdered yesterday, they are trying to complete their investigation as quickly as they can because this is a very busy part of the city. you would expect the traffic would start to flow down this road in the next hour or so. about 20 minutes ago we had a controlled explosion, 200 metres from where we are standing. but nothing to worry about, the police say these things are routine, but in the context of what happened yesterday there are no risks being taken. thousands of

and it was a delight to meet him here again, only a few months after being elected. 42—year—old ayeshaish teacher, was one of two others who died. she was on her way to collect her children from school. forensic police have been carrying out a fingertip search of the scene of the attack outside parliament. seven people are still in a critical condition. the attacker was shot dead. a terrorist came to the place where people of all nationalities and cultures gather to celebrate what it means to be free. and he took out his rage indiscriminately against innocent men, women and children. we will have all the latest from westminster on the ongoing investigation. and coming up on bbc news, the latest and the stories of those killed and injured in a terror attack in westminster. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 1pm. the prime minister says the man who carried out the attack on westminster yesterday was british born and known to the security services. a police officer and two pedestrians were killed when he launched his attack, driving at high speed across westminster bridge, befo

. >> reporter: the for sale sign ayesha peterson' front window sits a few feet away from the latest bullet hole to shatter her blinds. she's what you might call a motivated seller. >> you want out? >> yes, of course. yes. yes. yes. yes. >> reporter: back in 2010 peterson was among several dozen first-time home buyers who colted caught a sales pitch at the new wellington heights development knew soccer fade stadium nearby and casino bringing tax revenue better times were promised for this embattled city. see sell ya and andrea bought the same sales pitch then noticed the sounds of gunfire over time it got closer, more frequent, now -- >> i have bars on my windows. something that we never thought was going to happen. >> reporter: didn't thin it would be necessary. >> i'm angry. >> here's some right here. >> reporter: she will casings litter peterson's lawn. as for the blinds -- >> this was sunday. >> sunday. >> yes. one of several shots fired into the house that day. >> when i heard the pop i went like this. like and at this point i'm wanting to start to crawl up the steps you know, i'm scre

spanish teacher, ayesha frade and pc keith palmer were also killed.evening and welcome to westminster, we are close to the doors westminster abbey, on the edge of the police cordon which has been shrinking, but you can see behind me, the roads leading up to carriage gate where keith palmer was killed, these are still empty and the forensic police are going about their work, presumably to get to the bottom of the investigation so they can open up this area outside westminster tomorrow morning. we shall see. thousands of people have gathered this evening at trafalgar square for a vigil in memory of those murdered in yesterday's terror attack on westminster. scotland yard has named the attacker as 52—year—old khalid masood. he was known to security forces and had served time injail, but there was no warning before this attack. eight people have been arrested in overnight raids — but police say they believe the attacker was acting alone. two pedestrians were killed when masood launched his attack — driving at high speed across westminster bridge before en

he signed it anyway. ( darya ) steph and ayesha curry have a new family member.ently paid $3,800 for this 10-week-old golden-doodle from a breeder in floridathe currys evidently fell in love with the puppy at first sight, specifically due to his green eyes like ayehsas. the kids named then pup "rookie" who joins the familys other dog "reza" ( darya ) a 26-year-old matt pare is entering his fifth year in the giants minor-league system. he spent much of last season as a part-time catcher and is the oldest player on the club's class-a team. he lives on wages that are less than the national minimum wage and earns no money for spring training. he says he is cool with it. through a boston college baseball connection, he is staying outside someone's mansion in their fitness casita. he is sleeping on a pull out coach.

but ayesha peterson does not need a newspaper to figure that out. >> the for sale sign on peterson'sfront window sits just a few feet away from the latest bullet hole to shatter her blinds. she's what you might call a motivated seller. >> you want out? >> yes, of course. yes. yes. yes. >> reporter: back in 2010 peterson was among several dozen first time home buyers who caught a sales pitch at the new wellington heights development. new soccer stadium nearby a casino bringing in tax revenues better times were promised for this em balanced city. >> they bought the same sales pitch. they noticed the sounds of gunfire. over time it got closer, more frequent. now -- >> i have bars on my windows. something that we never thought was going to happen. didn't think it would be necessary. >> no. >> not at all. >> i'm angry. >> here's some right here. >> they left testimony at my house. >> she will casings litter peterson's yards. >> this is sunday. >> this is sunday. >> yes. >> one of several shots fired into the house that day. >> when i heard the pop i went like this. like at this point i wa

. >> i'm joined right now by politico's and ayesha and fill ruker. >> i mean -- first of all, let's going, why did he wait until 6:30 to explain he answered to this why he was snaeking, i don't care what he says, the night before, guess what, what i dug up, here and the trump know the whole thing, how can trump not know the whole thing. >> i think it raises more questions than answers. the more we hear, the more kind of confusing it gets. sean spicer said he didn't know anything. >> you think it's possible he was outside the loop. >> he said he didn't know anything. >> i don't know that they told them. >> it's unclear, where is this coming from. who cleared him in. >> what if you were president of the united states and you found out the guy getting all the information he just gave you, it makes you look like you're play ago game, pretending to learn all of this new information. guess what, the guy comes in, i've got alarms information, where did you get it, i got it here last night. it doesn't make sense. >> it doesn't make sense, based on the facts of what we know, there's nothing act

ayesha frade and pc keith palmer were also killed. all three of them were parents.d trump tweets to offer his prayers and condolences to kurt cochrane, calling him a "great american." outside the palace of westminster, forensic officers carry out a fingertip search of the scene, as eight people are arrested in overnight police raids. good afternoon from new scotland ya rd good afternoon from new scotland yard in westminster. in the next few minutes we are expecting flowers to be laid in memory of pc keith palmer, the police officer killed here yesterday while he was doing hisjob of here yesterday while he was doing his job of protecting parliament and the people in it. the flowers will be laid by members of the territorial support group based at catford, part of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command, of which keith palmer was a member. in the last short while we have heard from the metropolitan police, who have named the attacker who killed keith palmer and two other people here at westminster yesterday as khalid masood, a 52—year—old man, born in kent

joining me tonight are the times correspondent lucy fisher and the former labour adviser & comedian ayeshaers of the scottish parliament voted by 69-59 in of the scottish parliament voted by 69—59 in favour of seeking the right from westminster for a second independence referendum before the uk leads the european union. countdown to brexit, theresa may is going to kick—start the two—year process for leaving the european union. she will send a letter tomorrow. a royal marine who was convicted of shooting dead a wounded taliban fighter will be freed within weeks after his sentence was reduced. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we started the news that andy murray will not be fit to play in the davis cup quarterfinal against france which starts a week on friday. he has had a terrace elbow and needs rest. leanne smith told me earlier that it was a blow told me earlier that it was a blow to his preparations to be without his best player in the world. to his preparations to be without his best player in the worldm to his preparations to be without his best p

at 10:40 my guests on the papers are the former labour adviser and comedian, ayesha hazarika and theist, tim montgomerie. there are concerns about the future of around 4,500 people who work at vauxhall plants in the uk after the business was bought by a french car company. psa, which already owns peugeot and citroen, has agreed a deal to buy vauxhall in britain and opel in germany forjust under £2 billion. vauxhall has two factories, in luton and ellesmere port. unions say the fight begins now to try safeguard jobs. here's our industry correspondentjohn moylan. vauxhall‘s vast vehicle plant at luton, for decades a cornerstone of gm's european operations. but soon what happens here will be decided in france. creating uncertainty for thousands of workers. we've all been worried, of course. we're all going to be worried because we've all got families. i myself have been here nearly 30 years. disbelief because no—one really knows what's going on. as again, we haven't been told. do you think you are safe? i believe we are. i don't see the reason to shut it down. earlier in paris, peugeot'

his wife ayesha went on instagram this morning to wish her husband a happy birthday. to celebrate you and all the amazing things you do... and if you don't know, now you know insta... boom... boom... mic drop. the couple got married back in 2011. john lynch promised niners fans to stay awake in free agency. the first year general manager has been more proactive trying to improve the team's roster compared to trent baalke. lynch has signed a total of eleven free agents in the opening week of free agency. in five years baalke was able to lure the same amount of free agents. the biggest positive for the 49ers is that with all the newest additions they have the most salary cap in the league with 81-million. giving them the liberty to go for other high-profile free agents still avaliable, but if they decode not to use it all the money can be rollover to the next season. kirk cousins came out today saying he never demanded to being trade to the 49ers. earlier this month... it was reported cousins wanted to leave washington via trade and join kyle shanahan in santa clara. he

(wipe to currys get new puppy) 'steph and ayesha curry have a new family member they recently paid $3,800-old golden-doodle from a breeder in floridathe currys evidently fell in love with the puppy at first sight specifically due to his green eyes like ayehsasthe kids named then pup "rookie" who joins the familys other dog "reza" giants taking on the world champion cubstop 9th/ 7-5 cubs chris marrero 3-run home run off pierce johnson 8-7 giants (highlighted a 5-run inning) his 7th of spring training final: 10-7 giantsmatt cain: 5 1/3 ip, 5 hits, 4 runs president trump ...has declined an invitation to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the washington nationals game on opening day. the white house told the team trump would not be at next week's game at nationals park because of a scheduling conflict.former president obama threw the ceremonial first pitch at the nationals' opener in 2010 marking the 100th anniversary of a presidential pitch to start the season william howard taft first did it on april 14, 1910. the texas rangers always introduce some extreme ballpark food to start t