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we have had opportunities to look at magic and ali ba ba ba n investor there as well. they are huge ideas. people that get in early could potentially make huge sums of money but they also could be zeros. we tend to focus on more growth stage businesses. >> we are going to watch that. f.a. course continues. it could be the biggest e-commerce deal ever. petsmart agreeing to buy chewy.com at an indisclosed amount. it could be worth some $3.35 billion. that would top walmart's acquisition of jet.com. our colleague, p jim cramer, has called the human zation of pets one of the great investing themes of our time. hard to dispute when you get deals like this. >> i think i am uniquely qualified in that my dog is basically my child and most the ac ac significanc acquisitions i focus on are in dog tech. a ur a merger for a dog daycare i used to use in brooklyn that worked really well. i see this potential deal. look at walmart and jet. if you are traditional, you need to move into the online space. people are ordering dog food and pet supplies from the internet, which is somethin

obscurity ended for boyington in 1976, when a hollywood producer launched the television program "ba ba black sheep." >> we were in the vain of fiction. it was not like anything that was going down in the south pacific. all of the characters in the show were characters that i created. >> to lend it realism, pappy boyington was hired as a consultant. it ran for two years. >> anything accurate about it? >> yes. three things. the squadron designation was 214. the commanding officer was greg boyington. and the airplane was a corsair. we never saw nurses. i didn't run around in starch khaki, did you? >> no. >> henry stayed in the marines until he retired as a lieutenant colonel in 1961. for 18 years he started navigational systems. >> i'm proud of the time i put in the corps. >> alan retired in 1966 as a marine colonel. tom emrick would go on as a 30-year pilot for twa. and the black sheep squadron would take its rightful place in marine aviation history. was there something unique about this guy that made this squadron special? >> he was the right guy at the right time. we were at the right

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. >> i can't imagine a stable and peaceful syria where ba sar bas al-assad is in power. i can't imagine a multipronged approach. . the . >> tillerson attending g7 meeting in italy says the world cannot stand by and watch. state department officials tell cnn yau russia bears responsibility. there is a dossier of responsibility for the nerve action taking shape. according to u.s. officials, assad either knew about this specific attack or had given commanders standing authority to use nerve agent. more chemical sites in western syria likely exists and scientists are still alive who know how to make nerve agent. the u.s. also looking for direct evidence russian commanders on the ground knew about the planned attack. >> and tonight there is a full intelligence investigation into exactly that. how much did the russians know and when did they know it? u.s. officials are saying it was a russian drone that flew over the hospital and where so many injured people fled to try and get care and about five hours after that, russian drone flew an unidentified aircraft dropped another co

ba rclays boa rd mistakes. i have apologised to the ba rclays board and mistakes. i have apologised to the barclays board and accepted its conclusion that my personal actions in this matter were errors on my part. i will also accept whatever sanction it deems appropriate. the regulators could go as far as banning turn 2 from working in banking, its ultimate sanction, as well as imposing fines. whistle—blowing is about trust —— banning mr staley. part of the trust is protecting the identity of the whistle—blower and if a senior person is looking for the messenger rather than listening to the message then there is a problem. mr staley has questions to answer. he was very close to the person he hired, did that cloud his judgment? close to the person he hired, did that cloud hisjudgment? his pay will be cut, by how much? the man hired to reset barclays's position on trust knows his bank is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. kamal ahmed, bbc the headlines for all the wrong reasons. kamalahmed, bbc news. the time is 6:15pm. the top story this evening. thousands of police officers have lined the streets of london for the funeral of pc keith palmer — who was murdered in the westminster attack. and still to come: 74th time lucky — sergio garcia wins his first major golfing tournament coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news: one of arsenal's biggest shareholders say arsene wenger can't take all the blame for a poor season. the gunners face crystal palace tonight. australia's great barrier reef is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. you can see it from space. but scientists say rising water temperatures have stripped the colour from around two thirds of it and it's in danger of being destroyed. mass bleaching happens when the coral gets stressed — it makes it fragile and can kill it. the reef is home to more than 130 species of shark and 1,600 varieties of fish. our science editor, david shukman, reports. a world of brilliant colour, teeming with life. this is the great barrier reef at its best. the largest single biological structure on earth. but vulnerable to the slightest change. this is how part of reefs look — a ghostly white. the corals more like a graveyard. a new survey has found long stretches of reef have turned pale. for the second year running. giving the corals no chance to recover and the scientist in charge says he is worried. it seems likely between this event and last event, roughly 50% of coral will have died ina roughly 50% of coral will have died in a period of less than 18 months. that binding measure is a huge blow to the reef. what is happening to the great barrier reef is shocking to scientists, this gives you an idea of what is at stake. this is healthy coral, on the right coral that's turned white and it is at risk. healthy coral provides energy from algae, but if the water is too warm the algae is expelled. last year scientists found the northern third was most badly hit. that is where the waters are usually warmest. this time t central section has suffered and usually the water there are cooler. being bleached two yea rs there are cooler. being bleached two years running makes it harderfor coral to recover. it can take at least a decade. some corals are wea ker least a decade. some corals are weaker and scientists are trying to find out which ones may recover.|j can bleach but it does not necessarily die. if a coral bleaches year after year, that is going to reduce its ability to recover. so two years in a row is worrying. the reef faces a lot of threats from pollution to industrial development. but on top of that there is climate change, bring higher temperatures that makes bleaching more likely. a drunk driver who crashed into a roundabout, with her toddler in the back of the car, has been jailed. this is the moment that tania chikwature, who was more than three times over the drink—drive limit, was caught on camera speeding past a lorry in peterborough before hitting the roundabout — sending her car 14 feet into the air. her 20—month—old son was unhurt. she's beenjailed for 6 months. a drug that deems with hiv will be available in scotland. aide charity says the move will save money in the longer term. the drug is not financed by the nature necessary england. the so—called libor rigging scandal — it rocked the city of london and led to huge fines for banks, a criminal investigation and the jailing of a number of city traders. but now, the bbc‘s panorama has uncovered a secret recording that appears to implicate the bank of england in trying to influence the rate at which banks lend to each other — the key rate which affects how much we pay for mortgages and loans. mps are now calling for an urgent inquiry. our economics editor, andy verity, has the story. october 2008, the height of the banking crisis. the government spent billions trying to stop banks going under. one way ofjudging how healthy they were was by how much interest they were paying to borrow cash. that would also affect the cost of mortgages. each bank had to estimate how much interest they would have to pay. that was the job of libor submitter, who the law says should be given his own view, not influenced by others. then the rates from all banks were averaged. panorama has uncovered a phone call during the crisis when a senior baenior barclays banker, mark dearlove tells the man setting to rate to push down the man setting to rate to push down the rates, because of pressure from above. we played the recorder to a member of treasury select committee who was shocked and called for an inquiry. what dea rlove shocked and called for an inquiry. what dearlove is saying, if it is true, it is shocking. the tape suggests that in fact the bank of england knew about it and were encouraging or instructing it. so we need an immediate ink are toy find ute —— inquiry to find out what is going on. peterjohnson pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud and last year i asked him about the libor instructions from the top as he was heading to court to go to jail. were you ordered by your bosses to post false libor rates under pressure from the bank of england? no comment. one of barclays defendants jailed was released from prison three weeks ago and deported to texas. he still thinks his trial was not fair. he said the shift in lib

both ba and the civil aviation authority denied there is a problem with cabin air. barch into cabin airand none of been substantial research into cabin air and none of it shows there is a risk to long—term health. the coroner has made clear that this inquest is not a public enquiry into cabin airfumes. inquest is not a public enquiry into cabin air fumes. while the industry is insisting that cabin air is clea n, is insisting that cabin air is clean, the westgate family and others believe this issue is real and must now be taken seriously. we have lots more on our website. you can also get in touch with me and some of the team via social media, or on twitter. now let's catch up with the sports news in sport today. hello. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: dustin johnson withdraws from the masters without hitting a shot, as his back injury gets the better of him. on the course, charley hoffman leads by four strokes after his first round. and kenya's olympic champion, jemima sumgong, has tested positive for the banned blood b

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ba rclays through. the financial times. barclays whistle—blower, good story, this. this is pretty terrifying, ba rclays this.tty terrifying, barclays chief executive twice pushed in his organisation for the exposure of a whistle—blower who had criticised an appointment he himself had made. the whole point of whistle—blowing in the city if you are meant to be able to report your doubts about ethical behaviour in your company without having retaliation against you. this man, who came into barclays saying i'm going to rebuild its reputation after the libel rigging scandal, as soon as after the libel rigging scandal, as soon as somebody said secretly and privately i think there is something wrong with your decisions and they area wrong with your decisions and they are a little suspect, tried to overturn all the bank's procedures on uncovering and identifying this person. now the fact he did this has been exposed and he will have to surrender perhaps £1 million of his bonus. but i think that's actually not enough. i don't think you can have somebody leading a company who just wants to get rid of anyone who is cri

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both ba and the civil aviation authority have denied there's a problem with cabin air. bare's been substantial research into cabin air and none of it shows there's a risk to long—term health. the coroner in this inquest made clear that this wasn't a public enquiry into cabin airfumes and the industry has made clear that cabin air is safe will stop but the westgate fa m ily air is safe will stop but the westgate family and others do believe there is an issue here is the airline industry must treat it seriously. duncan kennedy, thank you. a brother and sisterfrom birmingham have appeared in court in london on terrorism charges. it's alleged that 21—year—old ummariyat mirza bought a knife and other items, while planning an attack in the uk. his sister, zainub, is accused of sending him links to beheading videos. both were remanded in custody until the end of the month. in the last few minutes it's been confirmed that the ukip welsh assembly member mark reckless has quit the party to become an independent. mr reckless, who represents south wales east, will vote with the conser

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ba, and airlines are struggling, but... actually it isn't the world's favourite airline, most of those are from the middle east and the far east and baudget airline and those of us like a budget airline and those of us who fly with them frequently are not happy. i feel sorry for their cabin crew. have a nice flight today, if you're flying! pack a lunch! good morning. sunday was a glorious day for many of us. was it spring or summer? and really, it was hard to tell, because we had wall—to—wall sunshine throughout the day, and in parts of eastern and south—east england, highs of 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit. you can see the clear blue skies from sunday's satellite picture. a little more cloud up into the north—west, and the cloud thick enough to produce some rain, which died off, and will continue to do so as this weather front sinks south. but this weather front is important, because as it pushes further south it produces north—westerly winds, a colder source of air, and that will bring a noticeable change to the story. we're losing the warm russets of sunday, as that north—westerly flow drags the cooler air across the country through th

ba na narama had overestimated the tour. bananarama are had overestimated the tour. ba na narama are playing had overestimated the tour.n the tickets go on sale later this week, iam sure tickets go on sale later this week, i am sure there will be talked about moving it up to the much bigger venues. thank you for that. thank you. norwegian scientists have a new theory, explaining the inspiration behind one of the most famous works of art ever produced. the scream by edvard munch, depicts a figure holding their face while making an agonised expression. but look above the individual and the sky is full of colourful lines. the researchers say this pattern is almost certainly a depiction of a very rare type of cloud. everybody loves the scream. it has that amazing scene with the hands around the face and that pained expression. it is one of the series of pictures produced by munch. you look behind and you see those wavy lines, some scientists a few years ago said we know what that is. that is volcanic emissions. there was a big volcano ten years before he started work on the scream and that would have put stuff in the atmos

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doesn'tjust affect british airways, both ba and the civil aviation authority have denied there isa aviation authority have denied there is a problem with cabinen air, baamination, it says there has been substantial research and none shows there is a risk to long—term help. the coroner has made clear this is not a public inquiry into cabin airfumes and while clear this is not a public inquiry into cabin air fumes and while the industry has insisted cabin air is clea n industry has insisted cabin air is clean the westgate family and others believe this issue is real and must believe this issue is real and must be taken seriously. let us go to darren with the latest weather. good afternoon. it has been a lovely spring day for many parts of the country today, as always it is not the case everywhere and you will what i mean by looking at the satellite picture. we have got the sunshine across more southern and eastern areas but stubborn cloud for northern ireland, western scotland, and across the north—west of england, and these areas are reichly to stay cloudy, notjust through this evening and overnight. a few brea ks this evening and overnight. a few brea

ba and toy moan, right. those characters are very famous now they've announced yesterday that seth rogen in talks to play the warthog which is pump bar from the man on the street interviews he's in talks to play toy moan. which is the mere cat. i'm looking forward to that comes out in july of 2019 directed by john fave row. back to you guys in studio. >> lots to look forward no. >> thanks, kev. >> exciting. >> thanks kevin former bachelor crash. we'll go live to tmz for all the details. 9:37 now. ♪ ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked s in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month online, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of their download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can st