best for our families, best for our communities and best for our nation and now i am proud to sign the best" proclamation and i think you all know who's going to get the pen. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: congratulations, honey. beautiful. it's [applause] pres. trump: congratulations, sweetheart. thank you, honey. thank you, everybody, very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ announcer: connect with c-span to personalize the information you get from us. has the mostuide updated prime time schedule and upcoming live coverage. "word for word" gives you the most engaging video highlight it in the room words, with no commentary. american history tv newsletter gives you the up coming programming exploring our nation's past. sign-up today. week, starbucks executive chair howard schultz atlantic council. something that twoened at a starbucks with african-american men who were arrested and later released. on q&a, university of california santa barbara english professor on his book "inseparable." imagine, with the two married couples. they cannot be in the same bed, right? they set up this two s

best for our families, best for our communities, and best for our nation. and now i am proud to sign the be best proclamation, and i think you all know who's going to get the pen. thank you. [applause] [applause] president trump: congratulations. mrs. trump: thank you. president trump: thank you, verybody, very much. [applause] >> wrapping up the first lady's remarks from the rose garden and launch of be best, anti-bullying initiative. and some newsbreaking from the white house this afternoon. president trump tweeted just moments before this event -- i will be announcing my decision on the iran deal tomorrow from the white house at 2:00 p.m. eastern. if there is an event associated with tomorrow's announcement, we'll have it live for you on the c-span networks. u.s. house is in recess right now before starting legislative work at 4:30. members will consider a number of post office namings, requested votes will take place at 6:30 eastern today. later this week the house will debate a bill to advance the federal approval process to store nuclear waste in yuck

melania, your care and compassion for our >> today, we pledge to the best. to be best for our communities and our nation, and i am proud to sign this proclamation. [applause] [applause] >> thank you everybody very much. thank you mike. this is old. >> coming up, jimmy carter's former aide will join us to talk about his years at the white house. next we are joined to discuss part of c-span's 1968, america in turmoil series. want us live sunday easter -- seven eastern. >> sunday night on afterwards, >> i heard a lot of these phrases, but i did not attach meaning to them until recent. maybe you can define your view of a deep state, a shadow government, or a swamp. >> in my terminology, the deep state, and others may call them a shadow government, because they are affecting their own your credit wishes -- their own bureaucratic wishes. and donald trump has coined the term the swamp, because washington was at one point, a swamp. and the creatures coming out of the swamp are certainly writing and fighting back for their turf. >> watch sunday night 9 p.m. eastern.

today we pledge to be best, best for our families, best for our communities, and best for our nation. and now i am proud to sign the "be best" proclamation. and i think you all know who will get the pen. thank you. thank you very much very much. thank you. >> a very big day for the first lady as she he unveils her agenda, filling in some of the details that we did not know before. we knew that she had an eye trained on children, that she had been wanting to combat cyber bullying, but now she unveiled "be best" and she outlined it as having flee pithree pillars. so it was well-being was the first pillar and she talked about self awareness, positive relationships, decision making. the second one which of course it is just hard to not hear about it without the sub text of her husband online, talked about social media and children having more positive online habits. and the third wong is oicone is she learned a lot about it while on the campaign trail with her husband. what did you think about this agenda? a pretty broad agenda. >> it is very broad. not a lot of details, but it is just th

best for our families, best for our communities, and best for our nation. and now i am proud to sign the be best proclamation, and i think you all know who's going to get the pen. thank you. [applause] [applause] president trump: congratulations. mrs. trump: thank you. president trump: thank you, everybody, very much. [applause] president trump has reached a decision on whether the u.s. will continue to honor the iran nuclear deal. he said he will be announcing his decision from the white eastern.2 p.m. the president initially had until saturday to make a final decision. president's announcement live on the c-span networks. sunday morning on "1968: america in turmoil," the cold war as a backdrop for the events of 1968, including the vietnam war, presidential campaign, and the space race. talking about that turbulent time or a historian and documentary filmmaker, and the program director of the project on cold war studies at harvard university. atch the program live sunday eastern 9:30 -- 8:30 am . >> up next, representatives from the travel and tourism indu

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that is the best. the tiffany location. the best location. and it's a big location. the best embassy location we have in the whole portfolio. somebody said what a great deal. we are going to sell that for i think 250? to a wealthy person. and they are going to rip it down or build a hotel or do something. we sold this thing for 250. never this room because you are from indiana, you understand life. would you say okay, good, you will build a new one. but it didn't work that way. so they sold the embassy for like around $250 million. they then went out and bought a terrible piece of land in a lousy location. and they just opened a new embassy in a bad location for $1.2 billion. what a great deal. what a great deal. so three months ago, i was supposed to go over to cut the ribbon on the new embassy. but i couldn't do it. i said i'm not doing it. i won't do it. does that make sense? i'm not going to do it. so i didn't. think of that story. isn't that a sad story. i could give you 50 of those stories. it's all the same. but just remember when you see that -- here is the o

today we pledge to be best. best for our families. best for our communities. and best for our nation. and now, i am proud to sign the be best proclamation. and i think you all know who is going to get the pen. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> congratulations. thank you, everybody, very much. thank you. thank you, mike. >> president trump there saying thank you sweetheart to his wife, melania. she of course announcing her be best initiatives. that proclamation that you just saw the president sign, one she says is declaring today be best today. this of course was her cyber -- anti-cyber bullying initiative. this is something that she has talked quite a bit about in her role as first lady. we have peter alexander with us in the rose garden with more on this. peter, what did you think? >> i think you have to acknowledge that the sort of elephant in the room in this case the garden is the president himself whose use of fierce language on line during the course of his campaign and even after becoming president is sort the backdrop to the first lady announcing

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that is the only way to win for everyone to play at their best.swept all before him in becoming the golden boot winnerfor him in becoming the golden boot winner for the him in becoming the golden boot winnerfor the premier him in becoming the golden boot winner for the premier league. him in becoming the golden boot winnerfor the premier league. he will be critical and he is up against cristiano ronaldo, a man he has been compared to all season. jurgen klopp was not going there and refused to answer a question comparing the two, saying he could already see the headlines. but he said that liverpool is a good team, full of desire and he ended on it saying, let's give ate try. —— give ita saying, let's give ate try. —— give it a try. darren moore addressed the media today for the first time since he was given the west bromwich albionjob full time. he turned results around after alan pardew‘s sacking last month, but it was too late to save them from relegation so it will be championship football next season. moore is one of only three black managers i

back in the positions that suits them best. doing what's best as usual. and for that i never posted i held. the flowers. it's not he's there when you need him he makes himself available and you can hold onto the ball up from just one of the best strike us in the world and you see just every game he'll always school he said complete center forward package. also flourishing again. responding in hour of need after a word from the coach who knows him well from that time together. i. desire to see i told him i wasn't satisfied with his overall physical condition. he didn't completely share that view but since then he's been trying to give it a different thing and does. scoring again. against bush in hind case his five hundred when i was a player. and. i think i was like ok but he picked up. the record in sheffield saying from. even in defeat it was among by inspiring thanks to honk his. own and to not care who knows virtually every player here and he's won everything with. big help. you pine has found the right woods for every player. rather than laying down t

doctors or any other vendor like best doctors. so, i put that on the table with whatever assent i may give to the upcoming motion. any public comments or other questions from the board. >> just a question. obviously 1.15 is less than 1.40, still over a million dollars a year. my recollection from the last meeting, 788 people availed themself of second opinions in the last year that was sort of analyzed. it works out to be quite a bit of money per second opinion, in my opinion, a very large amount of money per second opinion, and while i think it's wonderful people can get that, i don't believe that in any instance any person wanting a second opinion would be incurring that amount of cost to get one, and so i find this kind of exorbitant and easy to say it's only $1.15 on each, per member per month, but it's still a tremendous amount of money. so, i still have difficulty with this. i'm not sure this is their bottom line, i don't know if it's their bottom line. you know, i -- i think i would like to see something far less expensive

fifty thousand fans two historic clubs and the bundesliga at his best. the boys consequent whole goals and tons of emotions. for the trip was awesome this is my first time ever coming to germany so i'm got i got to come here . be sure below which will be at the board chances so we've got the music media you know just me and jason pretty much as he goes. odd. movement of. the. a generation is losing. thousands of young jews are leaving france fearful of anti semitic violence yale is going to create anti-semitism is increasing clearly solution is to go to israel. is emigration the only option to a friend and a new anti-semitism. in thirty minutes on the. committee it's all happening. to come surely jews from africa and the world. two exceptions stories and discussions continue until some student news actually program and from the new. generally from the news of easy to ally with safety debited comes to africa join us on facebook at g.w. africa. time for an upgrade. from the church bros on buying. a house with. design highlights you can make yourself. in st

you get the book the best . you. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. my guest this week here in jerusalem is michael oren deputy minister of public affairs. his government has rejected any international investigation into the events to be taking place in gaza . what's it got to be a. conflict so close to thirty minutes w. a news alex. schmitz. told us a call to take us out to his concert side by play play. play put big dreams on the big screen. play the movie magazine on the w. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like deals that protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience the series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. how the germans came together in one nation from show the money to chancellor also from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. i swell always to bring my royal college of that to protect christendom

the best jerry. when trump wasn't -- [ cheers and applause ] and when trump wasn't bragging about how his people were the best, he was bragging about how awful they were. >> i'm going to get these great business leaders. i will get these great business leaders. these great, great people. and i have to say some of them are not nice people. do you agree? who cares? right? who cares? some of them you don't want to have dinner with. they are vicious, brutal, horrible human beings. who cares? who the hell cares? some are nice, but some are terrible people. >> seth: really? [ laughter ] really covering your bases there. "these people are the best. and also the worst. we got geniuses, business giants, also we got some murderers. [ laughter ] we got people who take their shoes off on airplanes. it's a mixed bag." [ laughter ] but i have to give trump credit here, because he did warn us that he was going to hire some vicious, horrible people, and he followed through. and then, as expected, some of those awful

first ingold you go raise probably the second best keeper in the premier league over the last few yearsafter. a sense about it may have league and you want rafael duran and someone t.t. should just mention in pubs are could also feature man city signing on merrick the port hasn't even been capped yet. it's not bad but it's in midfield where we really start to see the paris and to the riches of france's disposal like a selection of delicious hors d'oeuvres yes we're doing french food. when paul pogba has to fight for his place you know it's serious he's out of form that's ok they have placement to edi you don't like him fine say current sound so listen i want someone more defensive double premier league champion and go look and say or if you prefer there's always team way back. possible to play with five central midfielders. white play to go out. and steven songzi and moses is so good oh forget it anyway let's move on to the forwards easy right. you just have to play on trying greaseman and obviously you need to start killing about banks and how could you leave out a man basso paid one h

that is the best. the tiffany location. the best location. and it's a big location. the best embassy location we have in the whole portfolio. somebody said what a great deal. we are going to sell that for i think 250? to a wealthy person. and they are going to rip it down or build a hotel or do something. we sold this thing for 250. never this room because you are from indiana, you understand life. would you say okay, good, you will build a new one. but it didn't work that way. so they sold the embassy for like around $250 million. they then went out and bought a terrible piece of land in a lousy location. and they just opened a new embassy in a bad location for $1.2 billion. what a great deal. what a great deal. so three months ago, i was supposed to go over to cut the ribbon on the new embassy. but i couldn't do it. i said i'm not doing it. i won't do it. does that make sense? i'm not going to do it. so i didn't. think of that story. isn't that a sad story. i could give you 50 of those stories. it's all the same. but just remember when you see that -- here is the o

best club. and he settled in very well. even though his promotion to the german national team didn't exactly work out the second sound with his strong buy in mentality you know me doing something i grew up with in the prison and they get a feel for the whole mentality we are who we are it's more than a slogan on a t. shirt it's a very particular feeling here at the club you soak it up as a youngster and give me a son mia we are who we are. the club couldn't buy ins d.n.i. embodied in seasons past by the likes of philip long after they retired others had to step up to carry the torch usually to make one in march the fast rising star penned a contract extension through just twenty twenty three. he's been here my mother world class club here with a world class t.v. show every day i have the chance to learn from the best player with the best just. comes across well in interviews he has a charisma about him and a good body language on the pitch he's assertive and happy to take responsibility for all

it won the best film at the cannes film festival. yes, for best debut feature.lliant performance by letitia dosh. she is a 31—year—old woman whom we first meet beating her head on the door of her apartment, let me m, on the door of her apartment, let me in, let me, she hasjust broken up with her boyfriend whom she was with very long time, a photographer who had a particular idea of her. we see her pinball in around paris, almost homeless, trying to find an identity which fits. she tries on several characters, one pretends to be an art student, one is going to be a nanny. at one point she goes for a job interview in an underwear store in which she ludicrously claims to be excessively organised and very tidy. here is a clip. and of course her life is complete chaos. i was reading about the fact that the design and the photography and the editing was noteworthy. you can see the editing of air. a brilliantly made film. almost an entirely female crew. a fantastic central force in entirely female crew. a fantastic centralforce in which entirely female crew. a fantasti

will continue to do my best every single day.nnouncer 1: at 8:30 p.m. eastern, experts discuss first amendment production in the middle -- digital age. then former clinton white house chief of staff leah panetta, former trump chief of staff reince priebus and reporters bernstein and woodward on the american presidency and the american dream. on "book tv," c-span 2, 10:00 p.m. eastern. hughesk cofounder chris strengthening the middle class. and 7:20 p.m. sunday, authors talk about conservatism in the age of donald trump. and on "american history tv," c-span3, 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, sam houston state university professor brian matthew jordan on the 1864 civil .ar overland campaign and 11:00 a.m. eastern, a new monument at arlington national cemetery dedicated to the almost 5000 helicopter pilots and crew members killed during the vietnam war. watch this weekend on the c-span networks. monday on landmark cases, a case on capital punishment, greg v. georgia. troy leon greg, a convicted hisd murderer, challenged sen

julia: it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." .on "bloomberg best." ♪ julia: hello and welcomeam julia chatterley, and this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of this week's important business, news, and analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television. trade was on the agenda this week with talks between the united states and china scheduled in washington. before face-to-face meetings began, a tweet provided an unexpected twist. >> donald trump has ordered the u.s. commerce department to get back into business this week, just weeks after cutting off the chinese government out of their -- chinese company out of their suppliers. in a major reversal, the president tweeted that he and xi were now working together. >> this is a surprising development indeed. we certainly know that it has proven to be a considerable source of tension for china because there are 75,000 jobs. they are at stake. u.s. action meant that company would head out of business and perhaps suggested that cte is a bargaining chip on the table, but we don't quite yet i know what china has put on the table.

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he's smooth. >> jimmy: he's the best. and he's one of the best magicians out there. dan white is back on the show. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: dan white. [ cheers and applause ] magician, illusionist, whatever you want to call him, he's unbelievable. he has a show here at the nomad hotel. and it's -- dude it is -- have you been yet? >> steve: not yet. i'm going. >> jimmy: it's freaky, dude. quest, you've seen it, right? >> questlove: yeah, a couple of times. >> jimmy: he's unbelievable, you've got to go. it's like a small setting. it's really hard to get tickets. you probably couldn't get tickets. >> steve: i can't get tickets. [ light laughter ] i tried. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: i mean you said you were going to get me tickets. then i showed up -- >> jimmy: no, i actually told them that -- to not allow you in. >> steve: i saw you this there too. you were having a great time. >> jimmy: yeah, i was pointing at you. >> steve: you were laughing. >> jimmy: that's the guy. [ light laughter ] no, i go there, i went to the show there, it was so much fun. it's kind of li

i think we are doing ourjob in the best way, to put a bit of pressure oi'i best way, to put a bit of universally well, the situation, is not in our hands. —— as you know very well, the situation is not in oui’ very well, the situation is not in our hands. i am totally focused on the present day, to finish the season in the best possible way. also, because i think, ourfans deserve this. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bb.co.uk/sport. let's return to our main story. european leaders are fighting to salvage the iran nuclear deal after president trump's decision to pull out of it. here, the foreign secretary, borisjohnson has told the house of commons that britain will continue to honour the deal and said the world should hold president donald trump to his stated aim of finding a new solution to the iranian nuclear threat. britain has no intention of walking away. instead, we will cooperate with the other parties, to ensure that while iran continues to restrict its nuclear programme, its people will benefit from sancti

a direct attempt not to secure the best for britain, but to secure the best for britain, but to haverexit driven onto the rocks. but first, theresa may has been rejigging her cabinet following the departure of amber rudd. miss rudd resigned as home secretary on sunday, saying she had inadvertently misled the home affairs committee last week about immigration targets. the prime minister appointed sajid javid as home secretary at around 10am on monday. six hours later, he was in the commons answering an urgent question about the windrush generation, who arrived in post—war britain from the caribbean and had the right to remain in the uk, but following a recent rule change, thousands have been denied services and threatened with deportation because they lack documents proving their legal status. mr speaker, i'm honoured to have been asked early this morning to become home secretary. i want to start by making a pledge, a pledge to those from the windrush generation who have been in this country for decades and have struggled to navigate through the immigration system. this never should h

couple —— people are starting to bag the best position.re is the new screen behind me. adina, thank you. there is a tremendous atmosphere in this small town, already teeming with visitors and royal fans. harry and meghan, like other royal couples before them, have decided to take a carriage ride after their wedding vows to greet the crowds. i went to find the best places to spot them along the procession route. the banners are hung. the bunting is ready. at 1pm tomorrow, the royal couple will appear on the chapel steps to board their carriage, and ascot landau, pulled by windsor greys, accompanied by mounted guards from the household cavalry. here's a look at their route. the carriage will make its way through the narrow streets of windsor‘s town centre, along a 1.5 mile—long ride back round to the castle. the royal couple will come down castle hill, and then on to high street, where the pavements will be crammed with thousands of well—wishers, hoping to get their first glimpse of the royal couple. and if you want to join them, you'll prob

>> we give the very best information that we have at the time.and will continue to do that every day i'm in this position. >> reporter: but the question is when the story first happened, it came out that ty cobb would be leaving and flood would be coming in, the president said fake news, said it was not true. when he talked about the prisoners in north korea, he said the previous administration had been. >> that allegation -- the allegations, the president has continued to not -- >> whether you were in the dark i think it's a fairly simple question. >> i think it's a fairly simple answer that i've given you several times now. i'm going to continue to do my best to do that every single day. >> can you give us an update on the three americans in north korea? rudy giuliani said they were going to be released today. is that true? >> we can't confirm the validity of any of the reports on their release. we certainly would see this as a sign of goodwill if north korea were to release the three americans ahead of discussions between president trump and k

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the management team has made the best of both businesses. run two separate head offices and a dual rant strategy and the u.k. >> they have been saying there will be consolidation in retail. this was seen as a consolidation driver. but i think investors are thinking that this deal will go off well. the big question is what does the regulators say? ♪ francine a titanic merger in the : u.s. oil industry. marathon has agreed to buy endeavor for $23.3 billion. the combined company will be the largest fuel maker in the u.s. what does it mean for the industry in general? companies inwo different parts of the country and now the biggest refiner in the country they have , 15% of fuel making ability in the country. not only that, they both have large pipeline assets. they are a giant presence now. >> combining these two assets we believe we can lower our costs by the billion dollars in what we call synergy. when you take $1 billion out of two companies, it is good for the shareholders but it is also good for the consumer. ♪ francine the u.k. prime min

david: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped around the world. the week in business uncertainty remains a constant for investors and drama continues to escalate on trade, diplomacy, and politics. >> looks like the trade cease-fire is no more. >> we may yet see a freefall of oil production from australia. >> we seem to be in the midst of a currency crisis right now. >> president trump is trying to keep the door open. david: deutsche bank is ready to see its shareholders at its annual meeting. mark zuckerberg answering questions from the european parliament. >> facebook's strategy seems to be, i will get back to you. i will get back to you. i will get back to you. david: world leaders at a global economic conference share weighty words with donald trump. >> donald trump has expressed concerns about a new arms race. i concur with him. david: and a host of experts offer their perspective. >> the bank continues to raise rates and it will not be good for the economies. >> the u.s. is back in business and is moving forward. europe really has to watch it

and they think she's the best of the best. i speak for many of them, i hope, and expect when i say that all -- when i say that we appreciate ms. haspel's willingness and desire to serve in this new and never easy capacity. i hope we can confirm her in short order so that she can get back to work and continue to do the work she loves and that our nation needs. mr. leahy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, you know, the senate has often been called the world's greatest deliberative body. we can thoroughly and respectfully debate weighty matters regardless of the pressures imposed by any given moment. and what i've seen during my time here is that at its best the senate can be and actually should be the conscience of the nation. so as we move to vote on the nomination of gina haspel, with very little debate and gaping holes in her record, i fear the senate's failing to fulfill its basic duty to provide advice and informed consent to her nomination. remember, we're supposed to

>> we hire the best people we can, and those best people are in boston.hire from the best universities and the best universities are in boston. caroline: what about the talent diversity and the pool of talent you have? so much focus on the fact that you need the best talent, but you need to ensure it is the the right sort of working environment as well with women, minorities. how are you focused on that? >> we find to get the best product development, it helps to have diversity of thought and have a diverse team putting those products and solutions together, because our customers are diverse. right? so to be able to provide the right solutions, it helps to have a diverse team developing those solutions. and the issue we are facing -- not just raytheon, all technology companies -- is how do you get a diverse workforce in today's environment when there are not a lot of women that are coming out of universities with science and technology and engineering degrees? so that is an area where companies are working to drive that solution and fix that solution. car

best and the best thing about this project is that reveals how we are part of the problem. reveals our consumerism. our thought let's throw away mentality one thing or you can just keep producing and the worst accumulates everywhere and with us move if you want to get the global trash problem under control we have to get out of the single use trial or live on the i'm open of. using things once said then throwing them away doesn't even make economic sense it's a waste of resources which we can't afford really then there are the added production costs of course the whole process produces masses of the greenhouse gas dioxide according to projections the economic consequences of rising temperatures will be devastating. forest fires hurricanes droughts these consequences of climate change are tragic for those affected and their costs keep climbing twenty seventeen hurricane erma set a new record that caused over thirty two billion dollars in damages. will this trend continue insurers in particular have to factor this into estimates for future costs according to forecasts four tw

you are not just the best. you are the best of the best speaking of the military. and for the record, i would like to say that america is the greatest country in the world and i do not care whose feelings get hurt. i did not go through hell to come to america and not be able to speak my mind. that is a right you have been born with. the second you give that up, you have lost your freedom. that up.er give that is what puts america above all of the others plus the fact that americans will out there and fight, leaving their families behind and sacrifice their lives for people they do not know and they will never even meet. and that is what america -- that is what makes americans the best. the world is a better place because americans are in it. and now, i would like to put a face to the oppressed people from all over the world and say thank you. thank you for everything you have done. not just for the united states but for the world. there are millions of people that are out there that are oppressed and hope you will go and free them next. thank you for what you are d

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film at the german so words it won one for best sound design. and robert frank up. looking there at your some of your movies it's amazing to think that the same person shot all that do you see a connection between your films. i don't really look for a connection between the films i just don't like to repeat myself and i. have a very eclectic taste as an audience member and i have a very eclectic taste as a director and so i like to really change things up as much as possible. so if i may go thriller you know the next film might be a romance. and the film after that might be a comedy. where are you trying to. trying to kill you oh yeah. because some last time i tried to kill you it's a long time comes some people hold on to things like. it's just what i've always done your first film your first feature was tactical and that's interesting because typically here in germany at least a lot of first films there are there are colonies or there's of all tore works best is a serial killer thriller serial killer and the cops trying to catch him how did th

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best continuing drama, best known as best continuing drama, best known as best soap went to...anding ovation for bbc journalist award. while there was a standing ovation for bbcjournalist kate adie, the winner of the highest honour, the bafta fellowship. that's all from me, stay with us on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. for most parts of the country it's been a beautiful day. a bit more cloud around in the north and east but rain for parts of northern scotland, but here was the scene leeds, a bit of fair weather cloud and the next week or so we are looking at dry weather set to continue. but there will be a cooler spell of weather through the middle part of the week. back to now and here's the satellite image that we still have cloud across northern and eastern scotland stretching down close to parts of east anglia and the south—east, more cloud working in through the west overnight so it will cloud over for northern ireland but the much of the country under the clear skies, we are in for a chilly start to monday and in a few spots there could even be a touch of

again, i gave you the best information that i had, i gave you the best information that i had. some information i'm aware of and some i'm not. >> that was the response over and over and over again as you just saw. let's discuss with tiffany cross and conservative commentator and national editor in media, kerry sheffield. >> should the white house be worried that people may stop believing them? >> i agree with her, she's giving the best information she has at the time. things are happening in realtime in politics, as you know, it can be the wild west, i agree with that, and in terms of funding and payments and things like that. we saw from the tax returns issued by the trump -- we don't know the source, but tax returns that had trump's name or affiliation you're talking hundreds of millions of dollars in money that's flowing in and out for him to be able to pinpoint one specific payment, i understand where they're coming from, the source of this, how it was paid for, what it was going through -- there are lots of things that are up in the air. any reasonable could see that. >> d

today we pledge to be best, best for our families, best for our communities and best for our nation. now i am proud to sign this the "be best" proclamation and i think you know who will get the pen. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> thank you, everybody, very much. thank you much. [applause] >> shepard: the symbolism was nice. the president came out to listen to the first lady. the first lady gave her speech. then they retired together. the be best campaign, the first lady says that it is to bring awareness and awareness campaign dedicated to the valuable and fragile among us, our children. the website has just gone up. i'll tell you a little bit about the campaign. the first lady's quote at the top of the website "it remains our generations moral imperative to take responsibility an help our children manage the many issues they're facing today, including encouraging positive social, emotional and physical habits." she spoke of opioids, bullying, suicide. lots on here. just came up in the last few seconds. there's videos on here, the first lady's s

and i think frankly china agrees would be the outcome that is best for the world and the best for north korea as well. mr. johnson: are you getting any hints that there's any relaxation of those sanctions more, goods crossing between the border? between china and north korea? mr. pompeo: we haven't seen anything to suggest they've violated the security council resolutions in a substantial way. i always -- i worry about everyone. the global pressure campaign that's put in place is important and needs to continue. perhaps even this morning more than yesterday. that's very important so we can get to the right place here. mr. johnson: what gave me some measure of optimism, i think it's entirely in china's best interest to achieve exactly what the administration's demanding here. mr. pompeo: that's what their foreign minister told me yesterday as well. unambiguously. believes that -- he told me that china believes that the denuclearization of north korea is in china's best interest. mr. johnson: let me just say, i support president trump's letter. i think it's an excellent letter. we need to