and brea is hanging by a string. international is up here, this is where marcus is, and parlour enterprises was the manager of these three locations. parlour enterprises is the management company that actually operates and manages the individual location. along with paul and mike, there are other employees that make up that group, but essentially it's the two of them leading it. well, let's look at the revenue. buena park, $4 million, did pretty good. riverside... paul: $2.77, yeah. lemonis: and brea? travis: $2.9. lemonis: by the way, these are not small numbers. buena park makes money, brea makes money, and riverside broke even. paul: correct. lemonis: okay. so why are you past due on all your bills again? paul: it's coming into parlour as management fees, and parlour enterprises still had to pay the investors. lemonis: when i look at the financials, it looks like buena park makes money, riverside breaks even, brea makes a little bit of money, but then there's no money to pay bills? were these "investors" basically

that's the big question, because in order to get brea ks question, because in order to get breaks itthe line in october, is not simply about changing the leader but also about getting a new mandate. and many want to avoid a second referendum, so general election could be on the cards. but because of the weight the next conservative leader is elected, its first up to the mps before gets put to the wider membership. that is borisjohnson's problem. to the wider membership. that is boris johnson's problem. and to the wider membership. that is borisjohnson's problem. and as the times says here, to become leader, johnson needs to finish in the top two places. in a poll of tory mps. the article also talks about how he is seen as a divisive choice to succeed theresa may. there's that contrasting tension not just of breaks it, but also of who will succeed theresa may? at last count, it was something like 18—20 ministers, others x ministers, putting themselves forward. it's quite extraordinary, and of course being watched across the world, not just the eu, and from that point of view, borisjoh

it includes popular items like busy drinks, chicken nuggets and brea kfast drinks, chicken nuggets and0 people and recorded what happened to their health. they should people who ate the most ultra processed foods tended to have the worst heart health and die earlier. it is not definitive proof of harm and experts have expressed caution. more work is still needed to explain what it is about ultra processing that might have a detrimental effect on our bodies. what we actually need to know is what's behind these associations. is it the ultra processed foods, and the nutritional content processed foods, and the nutritional co nte nt of processed foods, and the nutritional content of them, some kind of additive that is in them or something to do with the people's lives of the people who are eating more of them and i think before we make any changes orjump to any conclusions, we really need to find out a bit more about it. the authors of the two studies say there is now mounting evidence that ultra processed foods may be harmful and the research comes out hot on the heels of trials showing t

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more on that story and others at the top of the hour on bbc one during brea kfast.. the latest headlines: facebook has admitted its messaging service whatsapp allowed the installation of malicious spyware. three protestors and a member of the security forces have been killed in clashes in the sudanese capital khartoum. the makers of the world's best—selling weedkiller have been ordered to pay $2 billion compensation over claims it caused cancer. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian who lead with the news rising inequality in britain risks putting the country on the same path as the us to become one of the most unequal nations on earth. that's according to nobel—prize winning economist sir angus deaton. the financial times says the us—china trade war is sharply escalating after beijing said it would raise tariffs on $60 billion of american goods, defying warnings from donald trump and sparking a global market sell—off. 0n front of the arab news, saudi arabia has condemned the atta

what i know is i need to give myself the best chance to win and sometimes that can be taken with brea can be taken with breaks here and there to make sure i am ready to go and give my best at those events. rory mcilroy is aiming to win the tournament for a third time after success in 2012 and 2014. although he hasnt won a major since then, bookmakers have him amongst the favourites this week but mcilroy says he isn't taking any notice of that. ido i do not think anything about the odds. i think i have a good chance. i have a pretty good record at the pga with a couple of wins in a couple of other decent finishes so if we are playing in because i like andi if we are playing in because i like and i know if i play the way i can hopefully i will have a chance. 1991 winnerjohn daly has been approved to use a cart because of arthritis in his right knee that he says keeps him from walking more than six holes on the golf course. he'll be the first player to ride a cart in a major championship since casey martin in the us open at olympic club in 1998 and 2012. now to cycling and stage 5 of the

. >> every time i did anything wrong, oh, mom heard it about it in the teacher brea room, and i was infoouble b i got off the bus. man. such is life. teachers, we love teachers, absolutely. going to be a good week for a lot of outdoor recess tim which i know teachers well.ciate, a that means the kids burn off a e little ofenergy before they have to come back and go back to their studies in the afternoon.a skies re still on the cloudy side this morning these clouds are not going to b with us allday. an improving weather picture as we go deeper into your monday afternoon. after acloudy start, north to northwesterly breezes will help improve the weather picture outside quite a bit. now it's 58 in hagerstown, maryland, 57 in fredericksburg, 55 in manassas, 56 now in bra y brandywi brandywine. cool, cloudy, damp outside ethly s morning. with the return of sunshine, temperatures today should easily climb back into the mid 70s. 14 hours of daylight today. sun's up at 6:05 and down at 8:. that's t wrong number for today. 77 is today.82 s the forecast for tomorrow. another great day coming up f

this is after he was pulled out of the ecuadorean embassy in london last month breaing his bail in 2012. so now -- at that point, rather, he was trying to avoid extradition to sweden over sexual assault allegations. he also has some charges here in the u.s. including federal conspiracy charges for breach of government secrets. so he is set to be sentenced for that later this week. back to you. >>> today attorney general william barr will sit before members of congress and explain his interpretation of the mueller report. this is a live look on capitol hill this s cbws' laura podesta explains -- summarizing the findings after they were completed. >> reporter: america is preparing for another faceoff on the hill today as senators question the country's head of law enforcement. attorney general william barr will be explaining why he exonerated president trump from any crimes following the conclusion of the mueller investigation. >> i think after all this time, after all the interviews, after the millions erica tomove forward. >> reporter: democrats say their persistence is justified, espec

>>> brea right now at 11:00, authorities arrest a veterans affairs employee. they say he hid a camera and recorded women this t rest room. >>> some people fear their cell phone is watching and listening. to the only on news4 we get some answers on what you can do to protect your privy. >>> the same system tearing through america's heartland right now is headedour way. >> and the special reunion tonight. local firefighters are reintroduced to the baby they helped deliver. >> "news4 at 1" begins with breaking news. >> breaking news. 's veteran affairs employee arsted for allegedly filming i women ins a bathroom at work. >> it is atu disrbing story, folks. federal protective services bustein after a woman found a camera inside a stall. news4's leon harris is working this one from our live desk. on? >> ji and doreen, let's make this clear. this happened at the department of veteran's affairs, not at the v.a. hospital that has been in the news of late. we're talking about the office building in the 800 block of i street near chinatown. alex greenlee of alexandria w

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meanwhilejudd trump is through with brea ks meanwhilejudd trump is through with breaks he claimed the. his second world snookerfinal. spot in the final. his second world snooker final. judge trom i should say resumes at 7:30pm. this was him putting himself in the position there to book his place now in a second world snicker final. judge trom presenting at 7:30pm, we will bring that result later on. it is getting intense. it is indeed. he won the... he has the overweight and that race finishes tomorrow in leads. dutch rider marianne vos claimed overall victory in the women's race after winning the second stage from bridlington to scarborough. three—time world road race champion vos sprinted clear of her two closest rivals to win the 82 mile stage. and britain's geraint thomas has moved up to fourth overall at the tour of romandy in switzerland. the tour de france champion came fourth on the fourth stage which was won by race leader and defending champion primoz roglitch. it was a landmark day in women's motorsport today. britain's jamie chadwick winning the first race of the new wseri

included graffiti aimed at sullivan appearing on a university building human rights attorney jennifer brea mentalists the case sets a disturbing precedent. i am very surprised by harvard university especially given that this is from the law school at harvard i mean we're seen in recent years how some of these top tier law schools like harvard are sort of going down and how they train their future attorneys students these students chose to become attorneys but they're feeling unsafe because a professor or a dean chose to take on a case to defend somebody who's alleged of a crime this is a man and his wife who have nothing to do with allegations of harvey weinstein so not only are we seeing a dangerous trend where innocent until proven guilty is off the books we're seeing a dangerous trend where anybody who does their job which is attorney is that have a right to represent that they're being punished they don't even have the right to employment anymore is absolutely unprecedented and should never happen again. that's our global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always go to

but where we see any brea ks persistent. we see any breaks in the cloud across england and wales it starts to feel quite a bit warmer. and a bit more humid as well. towards the end of the week, another weather system pushing into the north—west bringing some heavy rain into western hills of scotland. wet again for northern ireland but further south and east more sunshine perhaps in the afternoon. the temperature is quite widely lifting into the 20s and then for the weekend still the threat of some cloud and rain across western parts of the uk but away from that with sunshine getting quite a lot warmer if not hot. temperatures could reach 27 towards london and the south—east of england. and if we take a look at how that compares with our european neighbours, not doing too badly heading into the first part of the weekend although turning colder through sunday. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the tory leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court to face accusations of misconduct in a public off

brea kfast well done to them. it is 5:32 a.m.. breakfast is coming up at six a.m..ws it's time to witness history — which this month features five stories from lgbt history to mark 50 years since the stonewall riots. hello and welcome to witness history with me, ben hunte. we are in new york with a special edition to mark lg bt york with a special edition to mark lgbt pride. today we have some extra ordinary moments in the past, coming up, told to us by the people who we re up, told to us by the people who were there. in this programme we will hear about the struggle for lg bt rights will hear about the struggle for lgbt rights in uganda, look back at the lesbian activist sue invaded a bbc news studio in the uk, will hear from the danish couple who made history having the world's first same—sex civil union. and we will speak to the former partner of terrence higgins, who helped form the hugely influential hiv and aids trust. but first a story that began right here in new york. in 1969 the stonewall inn was one of very few 93v stonewall inn was one of very few gay ba

the cloud solely brea ks northern ireland.oping through the afternoon. and a scattering of showers. the showers will be most frequent in scotland across eastern areas but with sunshine feeling a bit warmer. a similar story in northern ireland. look at this line of showers developing spots of the midlands, central southern england, another batch of showers working to the south—east, some of these becoming slow—moving, heavy and potentially thundery so some pretty heavy downpour to take us through sunday. some of them quite like the as well as of the week ahead, similar weather over the next few days, someone living in late in the week. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: could it even be an outright majority? australia's centre—right are closing in on a surprise election victory. a snap election is called in austria, after the far—right leader allegedly made secret deals with a russian investor. and the netherlands wins the eurovision song contest

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to be listening to these results from these local elections, which has a say are about to deliver brea ks which has a say are about to deliver breaks it, but not this particular form of briggs. cyclone fani causes destruction in india and bangladesh, bringing torrential rain and winds of up to 125 miles per hour. here, rail passengers face disruption to theirjourneys this weekend, as bank holiday engineering work gets underway. thailand's new king is crowned at bangkok's grand palace — marking his official accession to the throne. and in half an hour the travel show visits the caribbean island of st martin where clubbers are picking up paint brushes to help with a hurricane clear up. senior cabinet ministers have urged the conservative party to unite after it suffered its worst english local election results for 25 years. more than 1,300 tories councillors lost their seats in thursday votes — with further calls for theresa may to step down as prime minister. the labour party also suffered heavy loses, and there were big gains for the smaller parties and many independents. with me is ou

tournaments are discussing whether or not to monetise this and get sponsorship to play out during those brea people if they want this to happen four stop surprise, surprise, many people don't. mark says sickening. and nothing just be left alone for the greater good of the globally loved game? martin from wales says it is inevitable. the game will look more like a basketball. tony from scotla nd like a basketball. tony from scotland says getting more like the us as time goes by, notjust in football, bad news, all about money. the other thing, you don't know how often it's going to happen orfor how long. if you are investing, you wa nt how long. if you are investing, you want the advertising and sponsorship. interesting, nota given. it's not. over the course of a tournament you can probably estimate fairly closely but in a single game, you may not have any contentious decisions or a handful. there is quite a lot of parallels with the indian premier league kit where the brakes are heavily sponsored in play. but it is a commercial environment —— indian premier league where. almost a commercial e

further brea ks southern half of the uk.lls. once again, feeling warmer that sunshine found was the far south and east of england. into friday, it looks as though this weather front will bring a bit more in the way of cloud and, perhaps, some outbreaks of rain. after what will be

further brea ks southern half of the uk. further breaks allowing for sunny spells.again, feeling warmer that sunshine found was the far south and east of england. into friday, it looks as though this weather front will bring a bit more in the way of cloud and, perhaps, some outbreaks of rain. after what will be a fine, dry start, lots of sunshine around first thing, particularly the eastern towards the south of the uk. cloud increasing from the west. the chance of showery outbreaks for the midlands later on in the day. when we hang onto the sunshine, once again it will feel pleasant. mid—teens to early 20s. into the bank holiday weekend, it looks as though low pressure systems will have a greater influence on the weather. it will be more unsettled. rain at times. some dry, sunny intervals. breezy, particularly on sunday. saturday is shaping up with a dry start, best of the brightness towards the east. cloud increasing from the west throughout the day. outbreaks of patchy rain in northern ireland, the western fringes of scotland. where we see some sunshine, towards t

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biggest call for change to our hip brea him break system ever - immigration system ever proposed by president trump. goal is up number of work based visas from 600 thousand from current 140,000, work visas, calling it the build america visa, i think this is a great name. >> our proposal is pro american, pro immigrant and pro worker, it is just common sense. >> our proposal fulfills our sacred duty to those living here today while ensuring america remain a welcoming country too immigrants, joining us tomorrow. and we want immigrants coming in we cherish the open door that we want to create for our country. but a big proportion of those immigrants must come in through merit and skill. >> that is smart, it is the martest i have heard. the administration is also identifying three skills, skills base categories, for build america visa. for workers with talent, in sought after specialize vocasions, and exceptional students, family still plays a role but less of one, the idea is we don't need people that will be a drain on the system here. the president says, we need people who will help us to be ou

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brea kfast‘s graham satchell is there to tell us more. how are they trying to do this?p. professor alexander is a resident here at ashton hayes and works at the university. we started off encouraging people to make simple everyday changes. think about how they used energy, not to waste energy into the house, putting things on standby, turn lights off ina things on standby, turn lights off in a newsrooms and also think about what they are wasting, not to throw away anything they did not have to. those changes built up over time and they gave us 20% reduction domestically in the first 12 months. eating less red meat, taking fewer flights? they have come on as well. it was a message pretty early on, the flight taking. dietary changes coming along gradually. eating more locally produced goods as well. why do people want to do it? is it a moral crusade? to some extent, yes, indeed. our starting point was we do not think things are happening fast enough. we have responsibilities to our children and grandchildren and we want them we at least tried our best. a report says that

there's fear the levee could brea breach. >> to the south, evacuations are already in effect as the arkansasiver continues to swell. it's expected to crest wednesday to levels that have never been seen before. >>> the president is back at the white house after an overseas trip in which he sided against japan and his own advisers on north korea. was it a success? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> president trump is back at the white house after spending the last four days in japan. he had high hopes for trade and security talks. when it came to security for north korea, he rejected his host and ally and his own national security adviser in favor of kim jong-un. >> he knows with nuclear that's never going to happen, only bad can happen, he understands that, he is a very smart man. >> you're not bothered -- >> no, i'm not. >> joining me now, hans nichols at the white house and jonathan lemire. hans, what is the president coming home to? are there ramifications for these comments? i mean, do white house advisers feel good right now? >> t

take it from what it is now, getting into the late morning, and you can see the get a brea through the afternoon, and this evening, another band of thunderstorms is coming through, perhaps, and once we focus on tomorrow, looking at the time frame on there. tomorrow morning through the afternoon, and we are going to kind of be in the center of the system on sunday, meaning there's a chance for showers and isolated thunderstorms pretty much throughout the day on sunday, and here's saturday, a little more close up, and remember at the top of the newscast, they said around the 8:00 hour, we would notice the showers in the north bay, we advance into the morning, and it's more serious. let's look in more detail. 11:00, and now everybody is getting in on the act, and some of the more intense rain has showed up. this will be the first chance for some more noticeable heavy rain, morning. and then into the afternoon, and we will kind of get a break, and look at the time frame here, and that's 4:00. in between the waves, and we will have a chance of rain here and the really organized, impressive

we will tell you after the brea break. ♪ >> tucker: if you've got a kid in school right now it's a muchare learning that skin color is the key question about people, the most important thing. some children's color makes them tainted. they have white privilege must be punished for that. here's a question. if white privilege is real and everyone in our ruling class seems to assume it is, if it's real, then where some people pretending not to be white? it's not just rachel dolezal or elizabeth warren. in the varsity blues college student scandal, parents were told to invent fake nonwhite heritage for their kids in order to improve their chances of getting into elite schools. one person who may not be surprised is joseph ingraham, the author of "almost black." he joins us tonight. joseph, thanks for coming on. it does make you wonder, this is not in any way an attempt to pretend that american history isn't real. the ugly parts of it. of course it is real. but this idea that white privilege is the dominant fact of american life is challenged, i would say, by this fact. wouldn't you say? >> t

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if you're watching brea kfast, menopause!ing to be waking up to the menopause and what wonderful positive messages. i've been chatting with carol, naga and sally, they've been asking me my experiences. you will see it in about ten minutes' time. also, a campaign to change the perception of what having the menopause actually means and jane is outside our studio. good morning to you. let me give you some good news. a third of women won't have any symptoms from the menopause whatsoever. they will fly through it. a third more will have symptoms that they have absolutely manageable but there is another third at will find those symptoms so debilitating it will impact on every aspect of their life, their mental health, their physical health, relationships, friendships, in the work place and that's why this subject is so important because it doesn't just subject is so important because it doesn'tjust impact on their life for the lives of the children, their husbands, and dads, everybody around them and that's why we're talking about

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. >> announcer: this is a "news4 today" news brea >>> t7:27 ons may 4th, 2019.g to you. i'm david culver. start you off withre baking news e're following out of the district. police there say someone hit and kill a person in southeast washington. the search is on at this hour for the driver responsible. officers were called southern avenue and stanley street around 11:00 last night. told the victim died at the scene. >>> a major metro shutdown. today and tomorrow buses replace six trains -- trains at six stations. blue and yellow line stations south ofl reagan nationairport will be closed. that means no stops at the airport. weple got a comete list of closures for you in our nbc washington app. >>> clay anderson, tracking showers that will return to our area today. check in with him. >>> well,everyone, we're going to have fog in the morning, but, yes, the story is the flash flood watch that will continue ross the entire viewing area, starts tonight. 8:00 p.m. until 10:00 a.m. morning. the corridor out to the shen w shenandoah valley. stay with us as news 4 we'll

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the satellite picture, we are starting the day with a lot of cloud, but good clear brea ks with a loty wears on, say more blue sky and sometime later, but equally some showers developing. by this afternoon, scotland will be brighter thanit afternoon, scotland will be brighter than it has been for much of that weekend, seeing some sunshine working in from the east. feeling warmer than yesterday, 15 celsius in aberdeen. across england and wales, a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some places will avoid showers. some places will avoid showers completely and stay dry. for some of these eastern coastal counties, some cloud, mist and merck might clap onto the shore line from time to time. the best of the sunshine filling warm at 19 or 20 celsius. this evening, the showers will fade, but continuing areas of low cloud, mist and fog. murky in places, but mild. into tomorrow, a mild, murky start for many of us. areas of mist and fog. some sunshine but a scattering of showers breaking out. the heaviest showers will be across central and eastern parts of england. north and scotland could see

get in touch with us at bbc brea kfast. get in touch with us at bbc breakfast.gs up. holly's here with the sport. have you got a pet? i am not sure he is inhibiting much in terms of work. my is inhibiting much in terms of work. my biggest regret in life is not having a job where i could bring my dog to work. really? you could probably do that. i think people would be happy enough. let us get the debate about breakfast dog.” could bring my goldfish and just sitting there. low maintenance. he could not contribute much to the quality of conversation. i'm not even sure if you could class it has been cute. go on, off you go. talking about the scottish cup final. celtic are on for a travel travel. their third domestic travel ina travel. their third domestic travel in a row. standing in theirway travel. their third domestic travel in a row. standing in their way is hearts. if you look back hearts were leading the premiership at the start of the season. it has not gone that well. celtic fans will be feeling pretty confident today. can you imagine the chance to win an un

west midlands police are investigating whether that video brea ks investigating whether that video breaksschool in great yarmouth in norfolk which has started running its own food bank and offering free haircuts as it says some families are struggling financially because of issues still being caused by universal credit. the prime minister is expected to be asked to give a firm date for when she'll quit downing street, at a meeting later today. the government and labour are also getting round the table again to discuss brexit. norman is at westminster. labour's shadow chancellor said at the weekend he didn't trust mrs may. is he preparing the ground for these talks on brexit between labour and the tories failing? the odds against him succeeding are enormous but where we are now is probably today is the best chance the prime minister is going to get of striking a deal because in the aftermath of the local election crashing for the tories, pretty bad result for labour, the hope that acted a shock therapy to the political class and to theresa may and jeremy corbyn, forcing them to try to do s

|j am and you can go and compete about.” am sure they will be a woman who brea ks am sure they will be a russian harness strapped to it, along with a gopro attachment and a "st petersburg" label. the equipment prompted extraordinary claims the marine mammal is a spy for the russians, but now there are fears it may not be able to fend for itself. jorgen ree wiig was one of the first fishermen to find it and joins us now from his boat in finnmark. thank you for your time this morning. how is this wail at the moment? i know you have been keeping an eye on it. at the moment it is in the city of hammerfest. lots of people are going there to see the wailand it is people are going there to see the wail and it is seeking contact with humans. —— the whale. when you first saw the wail and saw this harness attached to it, what on earth was going through your mind? it isa earth was going through your mind? it is a really nice, beautiful whale. i had never seen this on the coast of norway before. i was quite happy to see the whale, but of course it has this harness. and i was thinking, we have to r

helen berresford from the social justice charity, nacro, has been giving her reaction to bbc brea kfast that actually in future, day release becomes a much more embedded part of release planning across the prison estate. what we know from the evidence is that day release, people who go out on day release into work placements are less likely to reoffend when they are released from prison so really we are looking at how we reduce the high and stubborn rates of reoffending in this country. but let‘s look at the kind of check list, i suppose that is gone through for someone to be allowed to be released on day release. you mentioned family ties, you mentioned there needs to be the prospect of a job, what does that list look like and who is most likely, what kind of people are we most likely to see released? well at the minute, the people who are more likely to go out on day release are people in open prisons or women‘s prisons who are already being assessed as being of low risk to the public. and actually what that looks like in terms of the day is that they will have a risk assessment in pl

i know it's brea kfast had to work quickly.chris. it's pretty intense operation. it's pretty intense operation. it's pretty graphic from the footage that we've got. it involves making two small holes near the ribs and then making an incision across the chest to get access to the heart. the issues are that there is bleeding within the chest and unless you're in there you can't turn off the tap, you can't stop the bleeding. you need to make those white incisions, open up, to get access to the heart and lungs. remove the clot around the heart that stopping it from beating and then the long was bleeding really heavily that day. luckily, we were able to do those things in the right order at the right time, we could get there very quickly with the use of the aircraft and having a great team around us including all the bystanders and the police and some off—duty nurses who we re police and some off—duty nurses who were there really helped us. there's a lot to do on scene. people like you in airambulances a lot to do on scene. people l

i give my daughter awards for eating her brea kfast my daughter awards for eating her breakfast and noti might get one for you! sigh unlike myjar milestones. i might get one for you! sigh unlike my jar would milestones. i might get one for you! sigh unlike myjar would be empty by the end. it has been lovely talking to you. 8:20am. it is not bank holiday weekend now, is it? yes! i just got really confused. perhaps you want to get out and about. use the example we have been talking about here, with the family. is the weather going to be kind to you? good morning. the weather is looking a bit mixed through the bank holiday weekend, but if you have outdoor plans it is not looking too bad. some blue sky and sunshine around. this is the scene this morning in devon. the cloud is cleared away, the sun is out. what you will notice this weekend as those temperatures, taking a bit of a nosedive, feeling cold air over the next few days. don't let that stop you getting out. sunny spells, a few scattered showers but the winds today easing through sunday and into bank holiday monday. there are some sh

brea kfast‘s graham satchell spent the morning there, and spoke to professor roy alexander.ch about how they used energy, not to waste energy in the house. not to leave things on standby, to turn lights off in our news trends, and also to think about what they wasted. not to throw away anything they didn't have to throw away. and those changes built up over time and gave us a 20% reduction in carbon footprint domestically in the first 12 months. what about other lifestyle changes, like eating less red meat, taking fewer flights? those things have come along as well. reduction in numbers of flights taken was a message that got across pretty early. one of our biggest changes in the early years. dietary changes have come a long gradually too. not just less red meat but also eating more likely produced goods as well. maybe this is a foolish question, but why do people want to do it? is it a sort of moral crusade? to some extent, yes. yes, indeed. our initial starting point was we don't think things are happening quickly enough. this was back in 2006. we want to get on and do som