blackburn: i think that is an excellent idea. i hope they also do something with creators because many producers of content that is online and needs copyright protection -- my hope is when you look at distribution, you also look at protection of copyright. seems to have been a disconnect between silicon valley and the republican party in this last election, especially the way they voted and where their money went. have you had a chance to visit some of the folks that work out there? rep. blackburn: i talk with individuals that work out there on a fairly regular basis, and i think that it is fair to say that some of them look at what "congress.c. and say, never keeps up, and technology evolves so quickly." the lifecycle of the latest computer design is about 18 months, and you do not have time to get a bill through and cannot keep up. there are a couple of good lessons -- number one, we know sometimes they would rather deal with the bureaucracy because they think they can get faster action just by going to a federal agency rather

blackburn is famous for cheese and onion pie. you can buy broken biscuits on blackburn market.ery blackburn inspired. we have them in bite sized sizes and you can buy them on our stall today. what did you want to get on the menu that summed up blackburn? probably be cheese and onion pie, which is most famous for blackburn. thank you very much. you have to step back, health or safety. adam thomas, you have come down to learn how to make. to learn how to cook will stop at home all i do is beans on toast. i am in good hands with nigel. i have never tasted rhubarb before. never? no. come this way. let's get adam thomas's first tasted rhubarb. as a kid growing up we dipped to rhubarb into sugar and just ate it. would you like to try? before we let you go we have been talking about the dancing bakers from burnley. you have not seen them yet. they will perform now to take us out. they will perform twice today and twice tomorrow. thanks to adam and nigel. we will leave you with the dancing ba kers we will leave you with the dancing bakers from burnley. i sense he was not going for the

congressman blackburn, what's your reaction to fcc vote? >> i saw it as ui positive step in the right direction. very pleased that they took the action and very pleased to have and he's going to do a wonderful job and focused on closing the digital divide and expansion of broadband and making certain the internet is an open source and is not going to be under heavy government control. i think those are good steps, good things. >> host: what else would you like to see done? >> guest: it would take congress to take legislative following what the fcc does and this is what chairman pi was right step to take. i like seeing that. >> host: in your subcommittee right now, what are some of the items that you're working on that maybe we haven't seen surface? the news? >> guest: there are two reauthorizations that we are working on, one for ntia and those agencies have not been reauthorized since '90 and '92. looking at those, reshaping them and making certain that fcc is focused on spectrum and spectrum management and media ownership and some of thos

blackpool, blackburn, nottingham, cumberland in ca rlisle, blackpool, blackburn, nottingham, cumberlandls and they have activated a major incident plan. that is barts health trust. quite a lot of other areas affected. ba rts areas affected. barts also, reuters have had more information, they have cancelled routine appointments, ambulances are being diverted to neighbouring hospitals apparently. our colleagues in yorkshire based in leeds reporting that they have spoken to a particular gp surgery, things affecting hospitals and gp services, they have spoken to dalton terrace surgery in york who say they received a call from york ccg about an hourago received a call from york ccg about an hour ago telling us to switch off all of our computers immediately. they say we have since remained open and dealing with things that can be dealt with in the meanwhile. it seems the default position for all of those affected is to turn off their computer systems and to implement any back—up system they may have and it means they are having to do a lot with pen and paper which will slow things down and ma

>> >> representative blackburn is here and is our guest on "the communicators" congresswomen what is your reaction to fcc vote on a net neutrality?. >> a positive step in the right direction. i am very pleased they took the action as the chairman of the fcc will do a wonderful job, he is focused on closing the digital divide and the expansion of pod bay and to make certain the internet is an open source and will not be under permit control that is a good thing. >> host: a step in the right direction? what else? to make it will be up to congress to change the legislative action following what the sec does and what chairman pai did was the right step to take. i like seeing that. >> host: water some of the items you are working on in the committee right now?. >> there are two we authorizations we are working through the fcc that agency has not been reauthorize since 92. so we are making certain with spectrum management and media ownership. we're also working on our nation's emergency communication template. it is more than the emergency alert coming on the television screen or the radio

look at the faces of blackburn, forest and birmingham fans. 0ne of blackburn, forest and birmingham fanstland. in the scottish premiership, celtic wrapped the title up weeks ago. i don't know why i am nodding. idid not i don't know why i am nodding. i did not know that. do you never listen? still plenty at stake though at the bottom. bottom side inverness caledonian thistle welcome fellow strugglers hamilton in the lunchtime game. celtic could stretch their lead to an incredible 30 points with victory at home to st johnstone. quite an incredible final day of the regular rugby union premiership. three teams can still finish first. leaders wasps face third—placed saracens. exeter chiefs need to beat gloucester and can leicester hang on to a play—off spot at bath's expense? tigers are at worcester. bath at sale. and northampton and harlequins face each other for the final automatic european champions cup spot. the pro 12 regular season also comes to a close. leinster or munster will finish top ahead of the play—offs. scarlets and 0spreys should join them. it will be the final game for grego

narrator: here on c-span, "the communicators" is next with republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. then we will show you an interview with a former national security adviser who died yesterday at the age of 89. at 8:00, a look at some recent commencement speeches from colleges and universities around the country, beginning with actor and former governor arnold schwarzenegger, and former vice president joe biden. narrator: c-span -- where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. peter: representative marsha blackburn is the chair of the energy and commerce subcommittee on communications and technology as our guest this week on "the communicators." what is your reaction to the vote on net neutrality last

of birmingham city, nottingham forest and blackburn rovers is going tojoin them in league one. all matches are at 12 tomorrow, check the website for those fixtures. the league two season finishes tomorrow, hartlepool or newport will drop out of the league, and it's very tight for the play—off places. seven teams looking to make the final two spots...again go to the bbc sport website for all the in and outs the title was wwrapped up in sdcotland a long time ago. the champions celtic face st. johnstone tomorrow. bottom club inverness could get relegated if they lose to hamilton and motrherwell and dundee win their matches. couple of matches on sunday — partick v rangers and hearts face aberdeen england's cricketers have started their busy summer with a big win. seven wickets the margin of victory against ireland in bristol. adil rashid claimed his first wicket

it was a sad day for blackburn rovers fan is. league winner to drop into the third to of english football. they had the perfect start, a charlie mulgrew free kick adding them in front against brentford. the lead was doubled moments later, thanks to this from danny guthrie. bradford did get a consolation before craig conway tucked this away for blackburn. it was too little, too late. there was no happy finish today. meanwhile, forest had at one stage looked in trouble. anything other than a win would not do. jordan smith literally saved their season. from goalkeeping heroics to goalkeeping blunder. britt assombalonga leading forest out of the woods. but their survival bid did not stop there. chris cohen hammered home, everything looking rosy at the city ground. there was even time and space for another rocket from sombre longer. the relief was clear, as fans flooded the pitch on the final whistle. so, this is how tight it was in the end. forest survive on goal difference only. birmingham saving themselves with victory at bristol c

blackburn boss has questioned wagner's decision.ed chelsea ladies, following the liquidation of notts county. telford made her international debut for england 10 years ago and has been part of two world cup squads. she signed for notts county back in 2014 from chelsea. two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova returned to the tennis court today. more than four months after she was badly injured having fought off an intruder at her home who was armed with a knife. kivitova posted this photo of herself hitting a ball on a practice court in monaco on her facebook account. with the words "hello guys, i hope this picture makes you as happy as it makes me!" rajiv 0useph became the first englishman in 27 years to win the men's singles title at the european badminton championships over the weekend. the success at the euros comes after gb badminton had all its funding cut by uk sport before the 2020 tokyo 0lympics. we were disappointed with the decision about funding but it is something we try not to think about too much. for a couple of wee

blackburn boss, has questioned wagner's decision.joined chelsea ladies, following the liquidation of notts county. telford made her international debut for england ten years ago and has been part of two world cup squads. she signed for notts county back in 2014 from chelsea. celtic‘s dominance of scottish football has been reflected in the end—of—season player of the year nominations. with the league and league cup already secured, and a scottish cup final to come, some of their top performers have been recognised. but one aberdeen star hopes he and his team can prevent celtic getting a clean sweep, as alasdair lamont reports. have these men been the best four players in scotland this season? their fellow professionals think so, as the nominees for player and young player of the year gathered today, one man stood up from the crowd. jonny hayes and his aberdeen side are all that stand between celtic and total dominance of the season's honours. you like if we can win it, we would be delighted, but we're not there to stop celtic, we are

blackburn have a 2—0 lead against brentford. -- 2-1. nottingham forest 3—0 ipswich town.ham are currently i—o nottingham forest 3—0 ipswich town. birmingham are currently 1—0 in front of bristol city. so this is how the bottom of the championship table looks, and if it all stays the same it'll be forest who go down to league i — -- it —— it will be black burn. there are two matches today in the scottish premiership. second placed aberdeen are at hearts later on but they're into the second half at firhill park in the early kick off. partick thistle took the lead midway through the first half through a great headerfrom kris doolan. the jags have won four of their last five league games. rangers, who are third in the table, are trying to close the gap on aberdeen. it's the second one day international between england and ireland. it's the first time ireland have ever played at lord's. they could have to chase a big total. ireland restricted the home side to 64—2. include... let's look at the exact score. just over... 300 looks impossible. 200—3. scrum half ben youngs has wit

and in blackburn is nigel evans, the conservative candidate for ribble valley.e you this time. it's the third time you would potentially fail to deliver on it? we've third time you would potentially failto deliver on it? we've missed the targets in the past, but a lot of that is due to the incredibly strong economy where people clearly wa nt to strong economy where people clearly want to come and live and work in the united kingdom and the north—west of england too and we've got ma make sure as we leave the european union we're going to institute a system on controlled immigration, that is actually going to be applicable to 220 countries and not just those to be applicable to 220 countries and notjust those outside the european union. it has got to be one that reflects the needs of the country as well. in lancashire, in west lancashire particularly, where there are people grow cabbages and lettu ces, there are people grow cabbages and lettuces, there is demand for seasonal labour from eastern europe. we have got to have a system that's flexible enough to meet th

. >> monday night on the communicators, tennessee presented at marsha blackburn. vote --k about the sec fcc vote to change internet regulations. miss blackburn is edited by the telecom reporter. >> i would like to turn to your online privacy bill. can you tells a little bit about that and what drove you to introduce it? >> people are ready to see something come forward from us. on the issues of privacy and data security, certainly now, we are beginning to have not only states that -- but cities look at privacy. >> they are doing it because the federal government -- congress has not taken an action. issue wille privacy have two regulators -- will not have to regulators, that is a good thing. we will have one. the fcc has been historically the regulator of privacy in both the physical space and the virtual space. we think it is important to have one set of rules for the entire echo system and one regulator for the entire echo system. watch the communicators on monday night at 8:00, eastern on c-span two. administration released its $575 billion event budget this wee

blackburn have a 2—0 lead against brentford. -- 2-1. nottingham forest 3—0 ipswich town.

congresswoman blackburn has been very engaged.ually spent a lot of time working with the trump administration through the transition so was very behind the scenes in terms of some of their priorities. she's already invited some of our folks to partake in a summit she held in january, some folks in tennessee who are doing some interesting telemedicine initiatives with vanderbilt university, and she is going to come -- she addressed our group last week here in washington, d.c. and shared some of her agenda and talked a lot about rural broadband. so the fact that it's top of mind, i am very optimistic about. and congressman walden has a long history, againing of being -- again, of being from a state that has deep rural pockets and has a chief of staff as the committee who has spent time as chairman of a state pushes c. so -- p be uc -- puc. you find in washington people you're not going to agree with all the time, but if you can have discourse, find ways to engage and find areas of commonality, i think we can push the ball forward on

it will be a big afternoon in blackburn tomorrow. stay with us. we have dancing bakers at 8:50am.let‘s see what else is coming up on breakfast. straighten up now. as their first tour in more than a decade edges ever closer, mike‘s onboard with the lions as they try and blend four nations into one, by indulging in a bit of team bonding. stay with us. headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent. coming up before 8:00, louise will have your full weekend weather forecast. but first, a summary of this morning‘s main news. after a day of tory triumph in the local elections, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has admitted he faces an historic challenge ahead of next month‘s vote. labour lost nearly 400 council seats, while the conservatives gained just over 560, making it their best result in nearly a decade. campaigning for the general election on the 8th ofjune will resume today, with the prime minister saying she‘s not taking anything for granted. in scotland, the snp finished as the largest party, despite the conservatives making big gains. 0ur scotl

a sad day for blackburn rovers fans.had been the perfect start for tony mowbray‘s side. a free kick put them in front against brentford, a lead was doubled just moments later, thanks to this from danny guthrie. brentford did manage a consolation before craig conway touch this away for rovers. too little too late, they played their part, no happy finish today. meanwhile, forrest had at one stage looked very bleak indeed. anything other than a win would not do so jordan smith literally saved their skin. from goalkeeping heroics to a goalkeeping blunder. a chance from the spot and brit a sombre longer leading forest out of the woods. chris coen hammered home. everything looking rosy at the city ground. there was even time and space for another assombalonga rocket. fans flooded the pitch on the final whistle. so this is how tight it was. blackburn separated from forest, who survive, on goal difference. rovers join wigan and rotherham in league one. birmingham city saved themselves with a 1—0 win at bristol city. there was la

blackburn has been engaged and spent time working with the trump administration and was behind the scenes in terms of their priorities. she already invited folks to participate in the closed brand summit she held in florida. he is going to -- she addressed our group in washington and shared some of her agenda and talked about real broadbraand. congressman waldman is from a state with deep rural constituents so a deep understanding of these issues. you if you can find ways to find areas of commonality. let's assume infrastructure is bogue pushed as a bill. we have utility service usda and t the stimulus bill when you said that was a good thing but others disagree. >> i think there is a multi approach. there is no one one press on this. i think universal this is the accountable that is looking at for the investment program. i think that is one important piece. stimulus, we had companies that are built out amazing things during this. we are not anti-stimulus. i look at things like it was the usda versus ntia. it is a real lending program and they understand real network. we saw things hit th

blackburn are relegated.lected emmanuel macron as its next president. he has promised to heal the country's divisions following his resounding victory over the far—right leader, marine le pen. the pro—eu candidate secured 66% of the vote and, atjust 39 years old, will become the country's youngest ever president. speaking at a victory rally outside the louvre in paris, he said the task ahead was "immense" and made a plea for unity. our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas was at the macron rally and has this report. this is an election victory that will reverberate across europe. emmanuel macron, liberal, pro—eu, who supports globalisation and immigration — france's next president. and he's only 39. mr macron created his political movementjust a year ago to give french voters tired of traditional parties a new choice — not at the extremes, but in the middle. translation: what we've done for so many months, there's no comparison, there's no equivalent to that. everybody was saying to us it was impossible.

that story was spread by policymakers, legislators, chairwoman blackburn's district in tennessee that she had pretrade her constituents on that and what this bill is in essence the same bill that was really the fcc ordered only it doesn't just apply to the isps. it applies to everyone which our position in the fcc docket was you can't put us under a different set of than the rest of the industry and that is exactly what the fcc ordered did. it declared web browsing information to be sensitive data. they declared it to be sensitive data and required us to get opt in. the bill in essence codified this. my main concern with everything, we have to be treated the same, we should be regulated from a privacy perspective, by the same regulator that is regulating over-the-top services, we are getting in a world where we are competing with the googles and apples of the world, look at text messaging and if we have to operate under a different business model with a different set of rules and can't operate with the same types of business models it is a problem. what chairman blackburn put out beca

trusts and hospitals in london, blackburn, cumbria and hertfordshire have been affected.other news... jeremy corbyn says the war on terror has not worked — military intervention has become "almost routine" and fresh thinking is needed. the philosophy of bomb first, talk later approach to security has failed. to persist with it as the conservative government has made clear it's determined to do is a recipe for increasing not reducing threats and security. president trump warns sacked fbi directorjames comey not to leak stories to the press, in a series of early morning tweets. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news. our main story this afternoon is still developing... a number of hospitals have been hit by a large—scale cyber attack. hospitals across england appear to have been simultaneously hit by a computer virus, causing their it systems to fail and leading to many diverting emergency patients. among those affected are barts trust in london, the lister hospital in stevenage, the nhs in blackburn, blackpool, york and cumberland infirmary in carlisle. just hearing fr

congresswoman blackburn has been very engaged.he spent a lot of time early on working with the trump administration through the transition, so very behind the scenes in terms of priority. she is already invited the government to participate in a closed-door broadband summit. she held it in tennessee in february. we put together with folks in tennessee doing interesting telemedicine initiatives with a university, and she addressed our group last week in washington dc and shared some of her agenda and talked a lot -- rurall broadband broadband. i am very optimistic about this. and congressman walden has a history of being from a state that has deep, rural pockets and has a cheap -- chief of staff that spend time with the acp. you find in washington you will not agree with everyone all the time, but if you can have good discourse, if you can find ways to engage on things and find areas of commonality, we can work together to push the ball forward on behalf of all consumers. let's assume there is a broadband infrastructure component a

choreographers get in on the mix at the first—ever national festival of making in blackburn.chester city are looking to move back above liverpool in the premier league. and the travel show heads to the church of the holy sepulchre injerusalem. that is in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. the liberal democrats have pledged to increase spending on the nhs and social care by raising income tax by a penny. they say the extra £6 billion would be ringfenced in england but scotland, wales and northern ireland would be able to decide how to spend the extra cash. it comes as party leaders are out campaigning this weekend for the general election, following the conservatives‘ success in the local elections. here is our political correspondent, matt coles. with 33 days until the election, it is game on. and on that first weekend of the campaign proper, the liberal democrats have confirmed their key spending pledge — a 1% rise for all income tax bands, with the tax raised guaranteed to go to the nhs and social care. if we want the best health and social care for our familie

choreographers get in on the mix at the first ever national festival of making in blackburn.nd manchester city strengthen their position to qualify for next year's champions league, as they move back up to third in the premier league, with a 5—0 win against crystal palace and click goes behind closed doors with the doctor, as something goes bump in the night. that is in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the liberal democrats have pledged to increase spending on the nhs and social care, by raising income tax by a penny. they say the extra £6 billion would be ringfenced in england, but scotland, wales and northern ireland would be able to decide how to spend the extra cash. it comes as party leaders are out campaigning this weekend. the prime minister theresa may says she is taking nothing for granted, despite the conservatives‘ success in the local elections. we saw a number of statements coming out of brussels, but what we have seenin out of brussels, but what we have seen in the past week, these negotiations are going to be tough. we nee

monday night, on the communicators, marsha blackburn, the new chair of the subcommittee on medication and technology talks about the fcc vote to change internet regulation rules and congress's efforts to change internet privacy rules. she is interviewed by reporter lidia. >> can you tell us about the bill and also what drove you to introduce it? >> people are ready to see something come forward from us on the issues of privacy and data security. and certainly now, we are beginning to have not only states, but cities look at privacy regulation, and they are doing it because the federal government, because congress, has not taken an action, and now that the privacy issue will not have to regulators, which is a good thing, we're going to have one, and the ftc has historically been the regulator of privacy in both the visible space and the virtual space. and we think it is important to have one set of rules for the entire ecosystem and one regulator for the entire ecosystem. >>

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congresswoman, marsha blackburn, thank you so much. hope to have you back and get an answer to that question. we do appreciate it. >> i gave you one. >> coming up, we are awaiting the white house press briefing. as the president takes a victory lap on health care, is he ready for a bigger fight ahead in the senate? we'll have our panel with us next weighing in. start your day with the number one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes significantly more plaque versus oral-b 7000. experience this amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you buy philips sonicare. philips sonicare. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clo

so this weekend blackburn is hosting the first ever national festival of making, celebrating everythings festival is 25% of people work in the making industries, whether that i5 cakes or fashion, manufacturing, or cooking, victoria will be doing cooking demonstrations later, aldo zilli's cooking demonstrations later, aldo zilli‘5 ri5otto will be shown off and the other thing the festival has done is pairup and the other thing the festival has done is pair up local industries with artists to create new works of art performed at the festival. i‘ve been to visit one and a warning, this report contains me in a hairnet. two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and go, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eightand eight, and go, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and go.‘ day 85,000 muffins and cakes are made at the cherry tree bakery. that require5 made at the cherry tree bakery. that requires a lot of repetitive movement. the latest creation to emerge from the factory for, it is chorley cake needs swanlike. the worker5‘ action5 turned into dance. the idea of making bakers and burnle

they are blackburn rovers, birmingham city and nottingham forest and they are fighting it out to avoiders and forest are in most danger of being relegated — they play brentford and ipswich town repectively, while blues could also fill the one remaining spot in the bottom three, depending on how their match against bristol city goes. kick off is at midday. it isa it is a difficult one when you asked dad trying to get a result. there are other results that can affect two. the key is for us to win, we have to win. a draw is no good. you might as well lose as drawer. it makes no difference. if the other two tea ms makes no difference. if the other two teams win and we draw, we are gone. we need three points. scrum half ben youngs has withdrawn from the british and irish lions tour to new zealand he's staying in england to be with his family after his brother's wife was diagnosed with terminal cancer. scotland's greg laidlaw will replace him. great britain's rowers have been in the world cup. the three 0lympic champions competing in belgrade, two of them won gold in the first big race of th

after beating barnsley 3—0. the championship title it comes as the 1995 premier league champions blackburnlish football, that's despite beating brentford 3—1. football, that's despite that's it from me in london, now back to huw edwards in paris. so the people of france are taking in the news that they have elected the youngest president in their history, a politician with no background of elected office, he's beaten marine le pen of the front national, who declared tonight that her party was now firmly established as the main party of opposition in france. as the main party of 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamson is with me. i'd lucy williamson is with me. like to talk about what president i'd like to talk about what kind of president mr macron will be. what do you think this presidency will be about? he is young, energetic, charismatic. he talks about optimism. he talks a lot about breaking the system, renewing the system. i will tell you an anecdote from his time as a state auditor. 0ne from his time as a state auditor. one of his colleagues remembered how he used to leapfrog layers

choreographers get in on the mix at the first ever national "festival of making" in blackburn. are on the brink of winning the premier league title — after spurs lost at west ham last night. and... click goes behind closed doors with the doctor as something goes bump in the night. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. theresa may has sought to play down talk of a landslide general—election victory after the conservatives made major advances at local elections. the tories gained 500 seats and seized control of 11 councils, with the gains mostly coming at the expense of labour and ukip. all the parties are back on the campaign trail today. theresa may is backin campaign trail today. theresa may is back in the west midlands were conservatives beat labour for the newjob of mayor of the west midlands. she said she is going to strengthen our hand in the forthcoming brexit talks. jeremy corbyn is in the east midlands. he says his party is facing a challenge ona says his party is facing a challenge on a historic scale that says he can close the g

we've got friends in blackburn who work there. they're looking at their hospital.dy sees her, anybody knows where she is, all we want is a phone call and we can go and get her. manchester is also think of the injured. 59 people were taken to hospital. it is thought that 12 of the casualties were children under 16. clearly, there were a number of individuals who have very serious injuries. and they require intensive care. and people are going to be in hospitalfor a long time. care. and people are going to be in hospital for a long time. and tonight, at least some cause for hope. laura mcentire, on the left, has been found in hospital, in a serious condition. but alive. her friend, annie mcleod, is missing. serious condition. but alive. her friend, annie mcleod, is missingm is beyond the pension. beyond composite and then —— beyond, hanjin and understanding. serious injuries, and understanding. serious injuries, and no further news on any mcleod. it is deeply concerning. —— comprehension and understanding. arianna grant many tears last night and many more to come as

in sport, blackburn rovers have been relegated from the championship. but wins for nottingham forest and birmingham city saw them stay up at the expense of the rovers. newcastle won the tie ) slipknot. it is most other at anfield, where james milner of liverpool has had a penalty saved by fraser forster. a point would be good enough for liverpool to move to third. arsenalface good enough for liverpool to move to third. arsenal face manchester united in the next hour. england has set a target of 329 to win the second one—day international at lord's. eoin morgan with 76. jonny ba i rstow lord's. eoin morgan with 76. jonny bairstow made 72. ireland are 2—0 in reply. i will have a full update in the next hour. more sport later. 82 nigerian schoolgirls have arrived in the capital, abuja, where they're due to meet the country's president after being freed by the islamist group, boko haram. these are the latest pictures. the girls — who boarded an aircraft on their way back — were among 276 taken captive in the north—eastern town of chibok in 2014. they are th

choreographers get in on the mix at the first ever national festival of making in blackburn. chelsea are on the brink of winning the premier league title after tottenham lost at west ham last night. and the travel show heads to the church of the holy sepulchre injerusalem. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has sought to play down talk of a landslide general election victory after the conservatives made major gains at local elections. the tories gained 500 seats and seized control of ii councils, with the gains mostly coming at the expense of labour and ukip. the tory leader said she would fight for every vote on 8thjune to strengthen her hand in brexit talks. labour leaderjeremy corbyn said his party faced a challenge on a "historic scale" to win back power, but insisted he could close the gap on the tories. meanwhile, the lib dems say they would raise income tax by a penny—in—the—pound to raise £6 billion for nhs and social care. the conservatives did well in the book for six metropolitan mayers. metropolitan mayers. a

blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank chairman foxx and chairman roby for the outstanding job they have done on this. listening to my colleagues, you would think there's a lack of understanding, if you will, to that old saying that women want more time. as one of my constituents said to me today, if you pass this bill, is it going to mean that i can bank my time during tax season, take time and a half and use it to take a field trip or a school trip with my child? i said absolutely, because this is a bill that puts you in charge of how you want to be compensated for overtime work. do you want the money? do you want the added time so that you have control of your schedule? yes. this is about empowering the employee, and it's so interesting. 1938, the fair labor standards act, it put in place something for the public sector. they forgot about the private sector. you could look at this and say, well, it's a correction within the law so that not only public sector employees but also private sector employees ha

next question. >> shannon: joining me now congresswoman marsha blackburn. the president has been confident he would be proven innocent of all these allegations. do you think the appointment of a special counsel is a positive or negative for the white house? >> it's a positive for the american people. what you need to do is go back into this russia relationship decades and see what all they've been up to. they have never wished us well. and let's go in and look at the obama administration and those ties and hillary clinton and the foundation, what was transpiring there as she was secretary of state? i think it's time to have that holistic look. this is what a special counsel will do as they oversee this. it is now on their plate. it probably will take two or three months to stand the office up but then they'll be ready to move forward. >> shannon: we took a look at special prosecutor investigations that took years and taken in directions that were never seen at the beginning. senator dianne feinstein, part of the briefing yesterday was asked on another netwo

announcer: monday night on "the communicators," tennessee representative marsha blackburn, the new chair of the key house subcommittee on communication and technology, talks about the fcc vote to change internet regulation rules and congress's efforts to change internet privacy rules. she is interviewed by a tech media telecom reporter. >> i'd like to turn to your new online privacy bill. can you tell us about the bill , and what drove you to introduce it? >> people are ready to see something come forward from us on the issues of privacy and data security, and certainly now, we are beginning to have not only states but cities look at privacy regulation, and they are doing it because the federal government, because congress, has not taken an action. now that the privacy issue will not have regulators, which is a good thing, it will have one, and the ftc has historically been the regulator of privacy in both the physical space and the virtual space. and we think it's important to have one set of rules for the entire ecosystem, and one regulator for the entire ecosystem. announcer: watch "t

. >> thank you, representative blackburn, you were just in the office, do you have the votes to passh care? >> we are ready to go to the floor and pass it. >> you are in there with reince priebus. how has the white house work with you to push this through question mark >> they have been great. they made some calls and talk to members and worked with us as we tried to get the answers that people need. changes in the bill, making additions and improving it and making certain first of all that we keep our focus on patients and their health care. that's the goal of this. government delivered health care and it does not work. i give my colleagues a lot of credit and the american people for realizing that this does not work. it's too expensive to afford and too expensive to use. we need to do something different. is the issue of pre-existing conditions adequately settled with representative upton's amendment and are you concerned this was not scored by the budget office questio? >> it is adequately settled. all of this on pre-existing conditions started back in 2006 with the republican bil

congratulations to congresswoman blackburn. we appreciate it.t trump kicks off his first foreign trip tomorrow just as things heat up into the probe of possibly interference from russia in last year's election. what's at stake on this trip for the president? joining us is someone who has been through some white house distractions. bill richardsons. governor, i'm going to get back to the president's trip, but i want to begin with something that i know you have studied and may well have based on your home state of new mexico a personal stake in and that is the announcement today that the united states intends to start the renegotiation process of nafta. it is after all a 25-year-old or there abouts treaty. does it need to be renegotiated or updated? does it need to be scrapped? and if it needs merely to be updated how? >> well, if it's scrapped, that would be a disaster for mexico, u.s. and canada. it needs to be modernized. it needs to be updated. for instance, it was negotiated not during the digital age. it doesn't affect ecommerce. energy issu

[laughter] >> tonight on the communicators, tennessee were marsha blackburn, the chair of the key house subcommittee on communication and technology, talks about the fcc's to change internet regulation rules, and congresses effort to change international -- privacy rules. >> on privacy bill -- can you tell us about the bill, and also what drove you to introduce a question mark >> for ready to say something that comes forward from's on the issues of privacy and data security. in certainly now, going to have not only states, but citizens with privacy regulations. they're doing it because the federal government, congress has not taken an action. the courtesy issue -- will not have two regulators, which is a good thing. we are going to have one. and they have historically been, the regulator of privacy. in the physical space and virtual space. important to have one set of four entire ecosystem, and one regulator for the entire echo system. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> tomorrow on c-span, a look at the politics and security of the asia-pacific region,

we've got friends in blackburn who work there. they're looking at their hospital.er. if anybody sees her, anybody knows where she is, all we want is a phone call and we can go and get her. manchester is also thinking of the injured. 59 people were taken to hospital. it is thought that 12 of the casualties are children under 16. clearly, there are a number of individuals who have, you know, very, very serious injuries, and require intensive care. and people are going to be in hospitalfor a long time. and tonight, at least some cause for hope. laura mcintyre, on the left, has been found in hospital, in a serious condition. but alive. herfriend is missing. it is beyond the comprehension. laura is in hospital with serious injuries. we have no more information on amy macleod then we did this morning. that is deeply concerning. so many young lives changed in seconds. there were many tears tonight in albert square and i think there will be more tears to come as we learn more about the victims. so many of them young people. lets talk more about the prime minister who spoke

among those affected are barts trust in london, the lister hospital in stevenage, nhs sites in blackburnl, and nottingham, and cumberland infirmary in carlisle. this is the message that appears on the screen when an nhs member of staff tries to use their computer, it is called a ransomware attack. they block the computer and demands a ransom in order to reading access. ina a ransom in order to reading access. in a statement in the last hour, nhs did has said... in the last few minutes, we have learned that a large and abrupt spanish companies have been affected. 0ur correspondent helena lee is outside st bartholomew's hospital in the city of london. we are, as you say, outside barts hospital in london. the trust has four hospitals. this is one of the hospitals which has been affected by this major it system failure. this cyber attack. they are clearly very busy inside the hospital and cannot come out to give us any kind of statement, however they have said that they are experiencing a major it disruption, and there are delays that all of their hospitals. they say they have activated here

we have friends and family going to other hospitals, friends in blackburn who work there, looking atif anyone sees her. just a phone call and we can go and get her. manchester is also remembering the injured. 59 people were taken to hospital. it's thought 12 of the casualties are children under 16. clearly, there are a number of individuals who have very, very serious injuries and are requiring intensive care. and people who are going to be in hospitalfor a long time. and tonight, at least some cause for hope. laura mcintyre, here on the left, has been found in hospital in a series condition, but alive. her friend from the isle of barra, eilidh mcleod, is still missing. it's beyond comprehension and understanding. we know that laura is in hospital with serious injuries and we have no further news on eilidh mcleod than we had earlier this morning and that is obviously deeply concerning. like so many others, young lives changed in seconds. ed is at the manchester arena for us tonight. which is a couple of hundred yards away. just reflecting on the fact that you have spent most of the l

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this is sadik patel and run a black, both from blackburn. she is 93 and he is like 46.ter relationships. they both came to manchester. and she was really upset. i guess part of family must have been involved in the holocaust. she isjewish. have been involved in the holocaust. she is jewish. he have been involved in the holocaust. she isjewish. he is muslim. they comforted each other. look at that. that is the good bit. it is like the homeless guy who was sitting in a doorway, heard the bomb and reading to help people. isn't that wonderful? there are a lot of positives to come out of this. humanity does rear its beautiful head. there are so many different dimensions to this story. one is about the sharing of information, internationally. is that where you are going to take us next? this is rex tillerson, secretary of state. why are like this story is i think it shows us all, they are talking about terrorism, and they are both saying we have to assimilate people better. rex tillerson said that. obviously trump has told him that america has alienate it britain. they value

and what do you make of what we just saw with congresswoman blackburn? >> couple thoughts here.umber one, i admire the republicans and donald trump push for an issue they had a passion for. some people said they couldn't get it done and they kept on and on. i admire that. i hope they'll do that on a multitude of issues for the american people. back in february we talked on cnn about this and i said i think they're taking an approach that's too fast and not dug in enough to discuss issues. all we're talking about is shift costs and protecting the insurance companies. i want a discussion that says i think the american people need to know when they go for any type of procedure they need to be informed, how much is their doctor going to cost them and what's the cost cash or insurance company. when you go to the hospital, you ought to know what you're going to pay before you pay it. people need to be informed. we need discussion about prescription drug cost, tort reform, we're not talking about anything that ultimately brings the cost down. we need more skin in the game for the consu