and a reprieve for bangkok's legendary street food.ity authorities say the stalls can stay for now. it's 8am in singapore and 8pm in washington where donald trump's sacking of the fbi director is mired in yet more confusion and controversy. mr trump has poured scorn onjames comey, calling him a ‘showboat‘ and a ‘grandstander‘. he's denied putting pressure on the fbi chief — despite admitting to three conversations about whether he was under investigation. he's also claimed he would have sacked mr comey anyway, having previously said he acted on legal advice. here's what donald trump told nbc news. he isa he is a showboat and a grandstand. the fbi has been in turmoil, everybody knows that. you look at the fbi one year ago, it was in virtual turmoil, less than a year ago. it has not recovered from that. on monday you met with the deputy attorney general. did you ask for a recommendation? what i did, i was going to fire comey... i had made the decision beforehand, i was going to fire comey. mr trump has always maintained that james comey

the very cream of the cuisine which bangkok is a famous for.awadee nualkhair writes a blog and has been following its development and trying out the street food here for many years. first of all, why is the street so important for this kind of food? well, the chinese first brought street food to thailand. we didn't have it before they came. the kinds of food they brought, soup, noodles, fried rice, duck, are the kinds of dishes that have changed thai food forever and are still served along the road today. let's try some of the dishes. yes. a classic thai chinese dish. it has everything you could hope for. delicious prawns. how is the first taste? mmm... i love that. this is the best seafood sauce in the world. i love it. ultimately what we are fighting about is our vision of future bangkok, right? because, now, ifeel the future is something very dry. they are going against the grain of the city? they are going against the grain of the city and the culture too. as much as we complain about the clutter and chaos, this is what defines us. this str

bangkok's legendary street food gets a last—minute reprieve.lls can stay for now. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, gary kasparov. it is the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in massachusetts. god bless america! this is bbc news. glad to have you

bangkok's legendary street cooks get a reprieve. glad you could join us. it is 7am in singapore and 7pm in washington, dc, where donald trump's sacking of the fbi director is mired in more confusion and controversy. with the trump has poured scorn on james controversy. with the trump has poured scorn onjames comey, calling him a showboat and grandstand. he has put pressure on the fbi chief, despite admitting his three conversations as to whether he was under investigation and said he claims he would have sacked james comey anyway, despite previously saying he acted on legal advice. this is what he told nbc. he is a showboat, a grandstand. the fbi has beenin showboat, a grandstand. the fbi has been in turmoil. everybody knows that. you take a look at the fbi a year ago, it was in virtual turmoil less tha n year ago, it was in virtual turmoil less than a year ago. it hasn't recovered from that. on monday you left with the deputy attorney general. did you ask for a recommendation? what i did was i was going to fire james comey. my decision. you made the decis

two british men have been arrested in bangkok for allegedly selling online access to illegally streamedrth more than 100 million baht to the broadcast rights holders. — that story is popular on bbc.com let's take a look at some front pages from around the world: the french paper le figaro reports on new president macron‘s new government. the paper's headline notes that mr macron is "en marche" — the name of his party, toward the centre right, with appointments from his political opponents. the philippine daily inquirer leads with the story that china has installed rocket launchers on fiery cross reef, one of the disputed south china sea islands. it says the defence system has been set up to ward off vietnamese divers. the reef is also claimed by taiwan and the philippines. and the moscow times features a special report that russia's military build—up in the arctic is spooking its neighbours. under the headline, frozen conflict: russia's arctic expansion, is a dramatic picture of a soldier decked out in white and grey arctic camouflage. now kasia we know the internet is all about cat sto

at least 27 people have been injured after a passengerflight from moscow to bangkok experienced severeal passengers suffered broken bones. the airline, aeroflot, said the turbulence happened in clear skies, which meant they weren't able to warn passengers. mark selby has retained the world snooker championship. there he is. he beatjohn higgins by 18 frames to 15. it was a remarkable recovery. at one point in the match selby trailed higgins, also a former world champion, by io—a. it means selby has now won the snooker world championship three times in the last four years. and doesn't he look happy? back to our top story: after weeks of tough talk against the pyongyang regime, donald trump says he would be open to meeting with north korean leader kimjong—un under the right circumstances. at the same time, japan, has sent in its biggest warship to protect a us navy supply vessel. the 249—metre—long izumo, seen here departing from its base in yokosuka, south of tokyo, will escort a us supply vessel within japanese waters. it is the first time ever that japan has sent one of its warships to

three years in bangkok. >> figure life growing up in the military, you serving in the military as well, do you think that is what inspired you to run for a seat in the house? >> it was certainly part of it. the reason wasn't because i've been in the military. it was because i understood what was happening to our military. our military has been gutted by endedquester, which we yesterday or the day before. the sequester really hurt the military. we have hollowed out the military to incredible degree. i hear people sometimes they don't appreciate that, but they need to understand how much we have shorted them. i believe in peace, peace through strength. we need to do some work there. >> that is one of your legislative priorities. what else do you want to call push?? -- what else you want to accomplish? >> the other things i heard over the course of a year or more was consistently when he to repeal and replace this obamacare thing. it is breaking the backs of every business. it's only covering about 7% of the population with the insurance, but your pushing the cost on to everybody. it is u

my wife did three years in bangkok. up indo her life growing the military, serving in the military as well, do you think that is what inspired you to run for a seat in the house? .> it was part of it the reason wasn't because i had been in the military, it was because i understood what was happening. our military has been gutted by the sequester, which we ended yesterday or the day before. the sequester has really hurt the military. we have hollowed out the military to an incredible degree . people don't really appreciate that, but they need to understand how much we have shorted them. peace, but i believe in peace through strength. we need to do work there. >> what else do you need to accomplish? >> in the district, everyone wants the military wrebuilt. we need toy i heard repeal and replace obamacare. that it is breaking the backs of every business. you are only covering 7% of the population but pushing the cost on to everyone. everyone wanted that gone. , in was some thing i felt medicine, we try to solve those probl

she had -- did three years in bangkok. >> did your life growing up in the military, you serving in the military as well, do you think that is what inspired you to run for a seat in the house? >> it certainly is part of it. i mean, and the reason really wasn't because i had been in the military, it was because i understood what was happening to our military. you know, our military has been gutted by this sequester, which we ended -- well, yes, we ended it yesterday or the day before. that was great. the sequester is really hurt the military. we have hallowed out the military to an incredible degree. and i hear people sometimes that don't really appreciate that, but they need to get -- to understand how much we have shorted them. and we need to rebuild them. i believe in peace, but i believe in peace through strength. and we need to do some work there. >> that's one of your legislative priorities. >> absolutely. >> what else do you want to accomplish? >> it's popular within the district. everybody wants to see the military rebuilt. the other things that i heard on the campaign over the c

nearly 30 people were hurt on an aero-flight from moscow to bangkok. the plane hit what's called an air hole- or an area of low pressure. officials say it happened almost without warning and that most of those who were hurt- were not wearing their seatbelts. happening today.. former bachelor star chris soules is due in court, after that de his neighbor dead. on monday - soules's lawyers filed papers to try and get the felony charge dismissed. they claim soules did not flee the crash scene last week in iowa, and that he actually gave aid to the victim, kenneth mosher. police say soules crashed into mosher's tractor, sending it into a ditch. a south carolina woman is upset, after her second grade son fell out of a moving school bus. surveillance video captured the april seventh incident. the video shows jacquez white falling out of the emergency door. moments afterward, a truck passes by. the bus stops, and jacquez gets back on the bus. amazingly, he had only minor injuries. school officials say students accidentally hit the door mechanism, causing the a

video is trending on bbc.com: at least 27 people were injured after a passenger flight from moscow to bangkokxperienced severe turbulence. several passengers suffered broken bones. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk. slobodan milosevic is in the hague, facing the most serious charge on the planet — genocide. here in belgrade, his wife protests his innocence. who does she think was responsible for the thousands of forced deportations and the mass murders, and does she expect her husband one day to come home? mira markovic, welcome to the programme. when you saw your husband recently, in the hague, and you celebrated his birthday, did you tell him that everything was going to be ok in the end? what did you tell him? has he accepted his fate? whatever the international criminal court decides it to be, will he accept it? but he is going to be tried by the tribunal, isn't he? whatever public opinion has to say about it. but you would accept that the court has been set up with the authority of the un security council, and your husband accepted

thrown around the airplane from moscow to bangkok.ook at the mess, several passengers undergoing surgeries. the plane slammed by clear air turbulence. this happens when there is a disturbance between two jet streams and the plane flies in between them. passengers on the flight saying they were hurled on to the ceiling. the pilots unable to give any warning. many were out of their seats when the turbulence hit out of nowhere. >> when you are sitting have your seat bobelt on. at any point you could hit this turbulence. >> reporter: this violent turbulence happens more noon you think. in the past ten years over american skies, 424 severe injuries. why can't pilots tell whether there is any clear air turbulence ahead? well there just isn't any radar that can detect it at least not yet. gio benitez, abc news, miami. >> their only hope they get warnings from other flights before them. >> meantime, turn to jimmy kimmel. took a break from the laughs last night to get personal. >> last month kimmel and his wife molly welcomed their second chil

at least 27 people were injured when a passenger flight from moscow to bangkok experienced severe turbulenceseveral passengers suffered broken bones. the airline, aero—flot, said the turbulence happened in clear skies, which meant they weren't able to warn passengers. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk: the detective leading the investigation into the fatal shooting of a businessman at his home in dorset, says it doesn't appear to have been a random attack. at least two suspects are being hunted. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. the us federal reserve is set for its next meeting. what can be expected from the central bank? nailed it. how one of singapore's entrepreneurs set up a business empire. good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. it's a tuesday. glad you could join us. we start off with the us federal reserve and its meeting in washington on tuesday. it is not expected to move interest rates but investors will watch for clues about the next

two british men have been arrested in bangkok for allegedly selling online access to illegally streamedootball broadcasts. they are accused of causing damages worth more than $2.5 million to the broadcast rights holders. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk — new measures to fund social care and curb immigration are understood to be among the pledges in the conservatives‘ manifesto being launched later this morning. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. asian stock markets sell—off from wall street. why investors in the us and asia are worried. a big push out of china, how long will it take for alibaba to succeed in the american marketplace? good morning, asia. hello, world. thank you forjoining us hello, world. thank you forjoining us that this thursday edition. we start off with the markets. as you can see right now, the nick a kicking off the first day trading session down by 1.4%. 270 points, tracking falls on wall street overnight on worries about washington. we also have the all ordinaries index giving back 1.

javier: todo esto cubriendo la ruta moscÚ-bangkok tras una fuerte turbulencia. 24 rusos y tres tailandesasada vez vemos mÁs incidentes a bordo de un aviÓn. javier: depende de los incidentes. aquÍ hay gente que le tiene tanto pavor. mi mamÁ le tienen miedo tremendo a volar aviones. imagÍnate la turbulencia, mi mamÁ nunca se suelta el cinturÓn de seguridad, por si acaso. carolina: yo siempre me encomiendo a todos los santos cuando subo a un aviÓn. javier: la virgen de guadalupe es la mÁs cumplidora. un corte de pelo en el viejo oeste, en ohio. una madre estalla en escena. no mantuvo la calma. sacÓ una pistola,aparentemente por lo que le hacÍan a su hijo de siete aÑos de edad. reclamÓ. las imÁgenes fueron sacadasen una peluquerÍa de ohio. carolina: la policÍa busca a la responsable de esta agresiÓn . nos lleva a pensar hasta quÉ. lleva a una madre de familia molesta por el corte de cabello que le hacen a su hijo. javier: imagÍnate la pobre gente que estaban aprendiendo. sacÓ la pistola, lo hizo para amedrentar. carolina: el pobre niÑo se llevÓ un susto! javier: imagÍnate, el niÑo se porta mal

nearly 30 people hurt on a flight from moscow to bangkok today.ane hit what is called an air hole, which is clear turbulence. most of those who were hurt were not wearing seat belts. alison: another shakeup at fox news. copresident bill shine resigned with therk is dealing fallout from sexual harassment scandals that caused roger ailes and bill o'reilly to lose their jobs. they are also facing gender and racial discrimination lawsuits from former employees. jonathan: many of us are looking to put our homes back in shape. 7 on your side troubleshooter horace holmes says we need to be where. that is also when con artists come out of the woodwork looking to take your money. here are some of the top springtime scams. when the weather turns warm, the sunshine's brightly, and scam artists come out of the woodwork. >> they showed up unannounced. : they are a couple of empty nestors looking to keep their home secure. a knock at the door. on the other side -- >> a wonderful deal. medical alert. it sounded good, but there was one option that close the deal.

> some dangerous and terri terrifying moments for passengers on an aeroflot flight from moscow to bangkokernight. hit severe turbulence. video on the plane after the incident shows injured passengers laying in the aisles. nbc's chief global correspondent b bill neely is in london. bill, usually a pilot gets warning from a pilot who's already been through turbulence to let them know where it is. this seemed to hit them out of nowhere. >> not in this case. if you fly, you've probably felt turbulence but this was something else. 40 minutes before the flight was due to land in bangkok, suddenly without warning, the boeing 777 began to shake violently. passengers were hurled up onto the roof of the plane. back down again. some of them took those videos and the stills immediately afterwards. as you can see, they showed passengers in the aisles, debris scattered everywhere. 27 people in all were hurt. some of them had fractured or broken bones in their hands, their legs and their ribs. one passenger said it felt like the shaking just wouldn't stop, that we would crash. absolutely terrifying. wel

the plane was headed from moscow to bangkok. >>> whether you're 21 or 101, you'll soon need an i.d. to buy booze montgomery county. they'll card every person who buys alcohol. county officials say this is to protect employees from subjective carding. previous rules required them looked like they were under the age of 35. they'll roll this out under the next few weeks. >>> don't wash your car just yet because some rain could be in our future. >> as you know, today we're dr . tomorrow we're dry. friday, heavy rain. the morning commute looks fantastic. in a minute chuck and i are back with your forecast. >>> paying to keep president trump and the first family safe. the massive earmark we're just learning about in the trillion dollar spending plan recently passed by congress. >>> and is this the modern day spork? the utensil vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helpin

. >>> the bombing at the hospital in thailand happened at a military owned the hospital in bangkok that is also open to civilians. this is the third anniversary of the military coup in thailand but authorities say it is too early to know whether that has a connection to the blast. they do not know who is behind the attack. >>> it is 4:02 am. >>> no success near pittsburg in the water rescue search for a man that disappeared at the delta saturday while boating near the bear island. his son fell overboard and he jumped into rescue his son, and the boy was pulled out but his father has not been found to. there are other agencies the joined the search, and one lady said the currents in the delta can be strong where the rivers merge.>> i watch for the seek help, vegetation and water, and the sea lions and otters coming this way out toward the ocean. if you see the kelp on the water that means the current is there. >> the search was called off last night because it was too dark and the search teams have not said whether they will be searching again today. >>> investigating the stabbing of the

. >>> another frightening scene on a plane, this one headed to bangkok. severe turbulence has left 27 people injured, some suffering broken bones and head injuries. it was a chaotic scene as they were thrown around. the airline says it happened before the crew could warn passengers to return to their seats. it was caused by clear air turbulence. >>> the trump administration is scaling back on the healthy school lunch program. the secretary of agriculture postponed certain restrictions that were put in place by former first lady michelle obama. they are allowing more sodium on the menu and nonwhole grain products. >>> fire officials in contra costa county confirm it will be closed. two tax measures failed that would have secured permanent funding for a handful of fire stations. >>> let's get a check at the forecast with roberta. >> we are anticipating a lot of fire season. fuel from the winter rain, boy, is it drying up very quickly with the current heat wave. let's go outside now. blue skies. look at that visibility. you can see forever. i think i could s

passengers from moscow to bangkok tossed about the cabin landing in the ale, leaving blood on overhead bins. one writing blood everywhere, babies with head injuries. thank god we are alive. according to the russian embassy, at least 27 people suffered fractures and bruises when the boeing 777 hit an air pocket, at least three had to undergo surgery. the embassy blaming injuries on passengers not wearing seat belts. saying there was no time to warn them since the sky looked clear. so-called clear air turbulence is not uncommon. >> fast-moving air interact with much slower moving air. it is not something that you can see on radar or really predict with a great amount of accuracy. >> reporter: planes are put through rigorous testing to ensure they can withstand rough skies. this wing test posted by airbus. but according to the faa, in 2016, 44 people were injured in turbulence. the main reason the captain usually warns passengers to keep seat belts fastened, even when the seat belt sign is off. advice that could prevent this kind of chaos when turbulence comes out of the clear blue sky. k

it was coming from moscow and about to land in bangkok. the people hurt were not wearing their seat belts. >>> new poll shows damage to united airlines' image after a passenger was violented removed from a plane last month. the negative numbers are up 500% since last year. unite's c.e.o. is due to testify on capitol hill tomorrow. >>> white house and republicans in the house are counting votes again. reporter meg oliver says they may be ready to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: make good on president trump's campaign promise to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we're convinced we've got the votes. >> reporter: the current bill does not guarantee coverage for pre-existing conditions, despite the president's assurances. >> what the gop bill does is will basically will turn insurance companies loose to discriminate against people who have pre-existing health conditions. >> reporter: lawmakers could vote as early as wednesday on a one trillion dollar spending bill. >> the bill increases money for border security, but won't pay for a b

. >> the flight from moscow to bangkok was just an hour away from landing when the boeing 777 hit turbulence. literally throwing passengers and crew around the cabin. at least 20 people suffered major injuries including three babies who were ripped from their mother's arms by the force. a russian official says those injured were not wearing seat belts. >>> travelers to the bahamas got an unexpected and unwanted surprise when they arrived at the high priced fyre music festival to find no festival at all. no one seems to be taking the blame. >> now overnight $100 million class action lawsuit already filed in connection with the star-studded event and organizers accused of fraud and here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: what went wrong at fyre festival. >> it excee >> reporter: billed as a lavish ones of a kind music festival for an elite millennial crowd but organizers are feeling the heat after failing to deliver. in we had no electricity, no showers. there's no bathrooms. no like running water. there was nothing. >> it was basically the exact opposite of everything we were promised. >> repo

and two british men have been arrested in bangkok for allegedly selling on line access to football broadcasts. they caused $2.5 million worth of losses to rod casting companies. —— broadcasting. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. every day, venezuela seems to get one step closer to economic and political chaos. mass anti—government protests have swept the country for the past month. close to a0 people have been killed in clashes with president maduro's armed enforcers. the shops are short of food, hospitals low on medicine, something it seems, has got to give. my guest isjulio borges, speaker of the opposition—controlled national assembly. is the chavista socialist revolution dying on its feet? julio borges, in caracas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. we have seen more than a0 days of mass protests on the streets and we see the violent clashes between protesters and the armed enforcers of president maduro and we see the casualties, many injured and around a0 people, many of them very young, killed. how long can this go on? well, listen, it is not only a5 days, we have been figh

and the story seven people have been injured in severe fromlence on a flight moscow to bangkok. these pictures show the .ftermath as russian officials say no injuries are life-threatening but it is pretty shocking. passengers suffered broken bones, three needed surgery. with his first 100 days in the rearview mirror, president trump is looking forward to the next, already kicking off with his apparent willingness to talk to north korea's leader. an invitation has also been extended to the controversial president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte k. then in an interview with bloomberg news, mr. trump suggested he might break up the nation's biggest banks. and he has weighed in on the health care issue. wilson,earlier to read national correspondent for "the hell." -- "the hill." andtations to international pariahs, not even in consultation with the state department. levelre is not the same of coordination with the white house, the national secret counsel, the state department, as there has been in previous administrations, and that risks taking the white house look like it is no

a scary scene in bangkok this morning after a flight from moscow ran into severe turbulence 40 minutes before landing. at least 25 people were injured, later hospitalized. once the plane landed the the air flight said they were paying for medical costs. fourteen still treated. whether radar able to pick up the air turbulence the 747 experienced, so the passengers were not warned in advance about the turbulence. aero flight noted the flight crew were very experienced. the pilot and copilot had over 10,000 hours in the skies. >>> new this morning a $10 million bill to fund the government according to an aide on capitol hill. negotiators have been working around the clock to avoid a shutdown hashing out complications on issues like health care benefits for minors, funding for puerto rico and defense spending. it comes after the president backed down on key campaign promises like the border wall and paying subsidies on obamacare. >> speaking of health care, if you have a pre-existing condition you're guaranteed coverage in the new health care bill, a guarantee made by the president himself

the flight flight from moscow to bangkok.heir seat belts being injured. some of the injuries included broken bones. devastating weekend storms in southern and mid—western parts of the united states have killed at least thirteen people. deaths were reported in texas, arkansas, missouri and mississippi. tornadoes flattened homes, overturned cars and brought down power lines. eastern texas was the worst hit, with storms there killing at least four people and leaving a trail of extensive damage. social media companies have been accused of a "disgraceful" failure in their efforts to tackle terrorist propaganda and hate speech online. the commons home affairs select committee says the firms are putting more effort into protecting their profits, than keeping people safe. google, facebook and twitter have previously defended their approach to online safety. richard galpin reports. according to the mps' report, illegal content, including sexualised images of children, had not been removed quickly enough from the website of social medi

jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok.e main streets in the centre of the moroccan capital, rabat, in support of the protests taking place in the north of the country that have been growing in intensity since late last year. tension has been high since friday when violence broke out in the town of al—hoceima as police tried to arrest a well—known activist when he interrupted a prayer ceremony at a local mosque. russia has entered the highly competitive air travel market by launching its first post—soviet mainline commercial aircraft. the ms—21, which hasjust completed its maiden flight, will be going head—to—head with the popular boeing 737 and airbus a320. analysts say russia is keen to rejuvenate industrial production, as it feels the squeeze of western sanctions over ukraine. and japan has a history maker in motor sport. takuma sato has become the first person from his country to win the indianapolis 500 race. he took the lead with just five laps to go to deny the brazilian, helio castroneves, a record equalling fourth

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jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. risen to just over 150. it's now thought that nearly half a million people have been forced out of their homes in the worst flooding for well over a decade. but now, forecasters are predicting more rain. the bbc‘s charles haviland reports. the worst floods in years have turned streets to rivers near kalutara in western sri lanka. there are warnings dengue fever may break out, created by mosquitoes breeding in the stagnant waters. but more deadly, up to now, the mudslides the rain has triggered, like this one. they have sent mud and boulders careering into people's homes, devastating families. large tracts of land are flooded. here, the airforce is dropping and delivering relief supplies to stranded people. some of the most vulnerable have been airlifted. for others, improvised displacement camps have sprung up. even the elderly say they've never seen floods like these. and still, the rains come. here, home—made rafts and boats are getting people to safety. in the silent backwaters, mo

least 27 people have been injured in severe clean air turbulence on an aeroflot flight from moscow to bangkok the plane looked afterwards. the jet hit an air pocket without warning about a0 minutes before landing. several passengers suffered broken bones and three needed surgery. britain's prime minister has responded to reports of a sharp disagreement with the european commission president during a dinner last week. a german newspaper has suggested they clashed over the rights of eu citizens and the cost of brexit. it said jean—claude juncker left the meeting 10 times more sceptical than before. theresa may has claimed the talks were constructive, and called the story brussels gossip. here's our political correspondent, ben wright. may day means a bikes and barrows festival in this lancashire village, and people seem keen to peddle their politics. but the election was not the main concern here this morning. a different sort of contest was. ready to shoot. the tories are targeting many marginal seats, like scorton, in lancashire. and their message, that brexit negotiations are going to be tou

online safety but admit more could be done. 27 people have been injured on a flight from moscow to bangkokn't wearing their seatbelts were injured and that some of the injuries included broken bones. 2.2 million people turned out over the weekend to watch the tour de yorkshire. organisers say that's the biggest number of spectators since the tour de france came to the region in 2014. it's hoped next year's event will be extended from three days to four, as dave edwards reports. three years ago, the tour de yorkshire didn't even exist. now it's hard to imagine this time of year without it. 2.2 million of us went out to watch, from the very young to... well, you get the idea. there was even a home winner for the fans to cheer as 0tley‘s lizzie deignan won the women's race, with grandma on hand to celebrate. serge pauwels from belgium won the men's. organisers say they are now looking at extending an event that they have called a huge success. i think it's important for us and the sustainability of the race going forward to have the fourth day and to do two days for the women's cycling as wel

eventually they make their way to bangkok to then migrate to foreign nations such as the united statesleft to people also other countries in the world such as australia and france and germany and countries in south america. >> if it was up to our parents, they probably would never have woken up one day to wake up and just say go to america. to know that we're just like everybody else. we are here and we work hard. and we want to be accepted. who like any other group has come to america, for whatever reason. and to understand that even though we don't have a mong land, our younger generations that are born here, we do want to call ourselves mong americans. and that we are their neighbors and that we are their friends. we are standing at a place that holds profound significance people heregenous in this part of you county. the people regard this place as the particular location where, in their cosmology, the creator had human beings emerge into the world. it is also alumni glenn as far as the california state university chico is concerned. >> with the discovery of gold not too far south

a spokesperson at the bangkok airport says that this was an incident of clear air turbulence, meaningat the crew had no warning. pilots tell you to keep the seat belt, even when the sign is off. we hope to have that video for you when we make the switch over to news channel 8. larry? larry: happening today, the new agriculture secretary for they caretrump, controversial trip. autria: suzanne? suzanne: be talking about school lunches and what kids are eating in the cafeteria every single day. it will be agriculture secretary first public appearance. he will be talking about proposed changes to the national school lunch program. the previous standards announced by michelle obama will be declared too costly and that the state -- the food is wasted in students don't like it and don't eat it. purdue will make the announcement here. the details of the changes have not been made public that it is believed that they will ease previously established standards. it is certainly worth noting here that michelle obama's changes were announced at a public school some five years ago. announcementdue'

it was about to land in bangkok.n airline official says the people hurt were not wearing their seat belts. >>> a woman is fighting for her life after she was attacked by a shark in southern california. she was swimming me san onofre beach in southern california when a shark grabbed on to her leg and dragged her under water. >> reporter: marines turn away a sheriffer who wanted to get in the water today where a california mother was attacked by a shark over the weekend. on either side, san onofre and sanicle mentee state beaches are closed to surfers as well. >> i thought about it a little bit. but it's a little like driving. you take a risk every time you get in an automobile and i think the chances are pretty slim. >> reporter: a gofundme page has been set up for leeanne ericson who is fighting for her life after a shark bait off part of her leg. she was in the water saturday wearing a wet suit and fins when the attack happened. there have been no shark sightings since, but the surf line cameras caught two separate

. >>> a frightening experience for peengs a flight from moscow to bangkok.re turbulence, sending passengers and debris going everywhere. some people had broken bones and head injuries. of the injured were not wearing seatbelts. the turbulence occurred in clear skies and was not detectible on radar. >>> the deadly storm is moving east. the clean-up underway. >>> skies don't get . >>> just post your questions the the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> you are looking at live pictures from sky 7 in oakland. they are going from the fruitvale district to san antonio park on this may day. you can see a large group there. we will keep track of the protests here and on abc7 news.com. >>> thousands of people are busy a

(vicki) severe turbulence on a aeroflot flight to bangkok injures 27 passengers it was a chaotic scenesengers on board were thrown around. some are even suffering from broken bones and head injuries. the airline says it happened before the crew could warn passengers to return to their seats. some victims...were not wearing their seatbelts. fifteen passengers remain hospitalized tonight. the russian airline released a statement saying such turbulence is not detectable by meteorological radar. because it does not occur in clouds but in clear skies with good visibility. (steve) a mississippi driver crashed his car under a school bus this morning... and lived to tell about it. and take a look at this video from the scene. police say the bus stopped to pick-up a student when the toyota just barreled right into the back of it. the unidentified 27 year-old driver was able to somehow crawl out of the demolished toyota. he was taken to the hospital with facial injuries. no one on the bus was injured. early indications are the driver fell asleep on his way home from work, but police are still in

russian flight to bangkok. they were thrown around when the plane hit the turbulence. they suffered broken bones, head injuries. we are told that luggage as well as the food and drinks from the cart were just strewn all over the cabin. >> three, two, one. jonathan: space-x launched a satellite this morning. it's for the national reconnaissance office which developers maintain is a spy satellite. do, we have no idea. they are not going to tell us. they refused to even reveal the size of the satellite. nor would it say what orbit it was heading to, what color it is, or smells like or anything else. it's a spy satellite. nancy: we are getting a look from space at the severe weather system that is moving across the country right now. nasa releasing the satellite images showing the strong storms moving across the central state. the deadly storms are blossoming over the middle of the country. some severe weather alerts for our system here in town as well. doug: the storm is way out west. we are not dealing with the storm system. we have a cold front attached to the storm sys